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In brief: The Nintendo Switch Lite is now available for pre-order

The Nintendo Switch Lite system isn’t scheduled to release until 20 September 2019, but you can make sure you get the system you want on launch day by pre-ordering it in advance. Pre-orders are currently available at multiple retailers. On Amazon, you can currently pre-order the Nintendo Switch Lite in all four of its available […]
  • The Nintendo Switch Lite system isn’t scheduled to release until 20 September 2019, but you can make sure you get the system you want on launch day by pre-ordering it in advance.
  • Pre-orders are currently available at multiple retailers.
  • On Amazon, you can currently pre-order the Nintendo Switch Lite in all four of its available styles — gray, turquoise, yellow, and the Zacian and Zamazenta Pokémon edition.
  • Aside from the color and visual design differences, the four consoles are otherwise identical and are all priced at US$200.
  • If you prefer to shop at another retailer, you can also find the Switch Lite available for pre-order at Target and Best Buy, as well as GameStop.
  • Regardless of your choice, it should be obtainable at the same price, and retailers with brick-and-mortar locations should also allow you to pick it up in the store on launch day.

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