Today we are going to test the durability of the New Nintendo Switch Lite. Grab a tempered glass screen protector to cover that plastic screen here: http://dbrand.com/switch-glass The Nintendo switch lite is a slightly smaller, and slightly cheaper version of the Nintendo Switch released 2 years ago. Why should someone buy the Nintendo Switch Lite? The lite is definitely more portable. But the normal sized switch has a few more features. Which Nintendo Switch would you rather have?

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