Nintendo Switch Price In Nigeria: All You Need To Know


As a follow up to my last post on video games which talked about the Steam Deck and its prices in Nigeria, I decided to do one for its close competition, being the almighty Nintendo Switch. I think the Nintendo Switch post could have come earlier but anyways. 

By the end of this post, you will get to know about the nintendo switch, quick specifications and finally, price of a nintendo switch handheld video game console. Keep up. 

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WHAT IS A NINTENDO SWITCH? 

In a nutshell, the Nintendo Switch is a super cool gaming console that lets you play games both at home and on the go. You can hook it up to your TV for a big-screen experience, or take it with you wherever you go - it's like having two consoles in one (both handheld and home video console). 

The Switch is all about flexibility and fun. You can play all sorts of amazing games, from Mario and Zelda to indie titles and more. Having known this, let's proceed to know a quick overall specifications of the Nintendo switch gaming console. 


QUICK NINTENDO SWITCH SPECIFICATIONS 

The Nintendo Switch comes in 3 models, which is the original ‘Nintendo Switch’, ‘Nintendo Switch Lite’ and ‘Nintendo Switch OLED’. See a quick specification information below. 


CPU: ARM 4 Cortex-A57 cores @ 1.02 Ghz

SYSTEM ON A CHIP: Nvidia Tegra X1/Tegra X1+

OPERATING SYSTEM: Nintendo Switch system software 

MEMORY: 4GB LPDDR4  

STORAGE: 32GB/64GB eMMC 

MEDIA: Game Card, Digital Distribution 

DISPLAY:

Nintendo Switch: 6.2 inch display 

Nintendo Switch Lite: 5.5 inch display 

Nintendo Switch OLED: 7 inch display 

CONTROLLERS: Joy-Con, Nintendo Switch Pro Controller etc. 

Read a more detailed specification when you visit Wikipedia.

SEE ALSO: PS Vita Specifications And Price In Nigeria

NINTENDO SWITCH PRICE IN NIGERIA

Below is an estimated price for each Nintendo Switch model. 

Nintendo Switch: N370k-N400k

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Nintendo Switch Lite: N260k-N270k

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Nintendo Switch OLED: N430k-N500k

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Note that the prices stated above are not fixed, but are estimated prices. As the post progresses, you will get to know various factors that affect the price of a Nintendo Switch gaming console in Nigeria. 

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THE LOCALLY/FOREIGN USED MARKET 

Used Nintendo Switch consoles in Nigeria can be sold at a starting price of N180k-N250k. Be sure to check out their conditions and specifications to make a non regrettable buying decision. 


WHERE TO BUY A NINTENDO SWITCH 

You can buy a Nintendo Switch in Nigeria from Jumia, Konga, Jiji, Facebook Marketplace or physical retailers near you. 

READ MORE: Steam Deck Prices In Nigeria

FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE PRICE OF A NINTENDO SWITCH IN NIGERIA

Below are possible factors that affect the prices of Nintendo Switch consoles in Nigeria:

1. Importation costs: The cost of importing the console from other countries, including shipping and customs fees.

2. Exchange rates: Fluctuations in the value of the Nigerian Naira against the US Dollar or other currencies. As a Nigerian, you should know this without even me telling you lol. 

3. Demand and supply: High demand and limited supply can drive up prices.

4. Retailer markup: Prices set by retailers, including online marketplaces and physical stores. This is something that affects the prices of most gadgets in Nigeria. After the exchange rate issue, retailers and vendors add to it to make the best of sales. What can I say, it's business. 

5. Bundles and promotions: Prices may vary depending on bundles, promotions, and discounts.

6. Condition and warranty: Prices for new, used, or refurbished consoles, and the presence of a warranty.

7. Storage capacity and model: Different prices for various storage capacities (e.g., 32GB, 64GB) and models (e.g., Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED).

8. Regional differences: Prices vary across different regions within Nigeria. This is why I say locations matters a lot when it comes to things like this. Some cities literally have a high cost of living. 

These factors and more, contribute to the pricing of Nintendo Switch consoles in Nigeria. So, make a wise decision that aligns with your budget and needs. 

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NINTENDO SWITCH STATISTICS

Units Sold: 140 Million plus 

Units Shipped: 143.42 Million 

Best Selling Game: Mario Kart 8 deluxe 

Source: Wikipedia 

SEE ALSO: Top Handheld Gaming Consoles And Their Prices In 2024

MAJOR DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALL NINTENDO SWITCH MODELS 

The main differences between all Nintendo Switch models are:

- Screen size and type (LCD vs OLED)

- Internal storage capacity

- Battery life

- Detachable Joy-Con controllers (Switch and OLED Model only)

- TV docking support (Switch and OLED Model only)

- HDR support (Switch Lite and OLED Model only)

Note that all models are compatible with the same games and accessories.


POPULAR NINTENDO SWITCH GAMES 

Below is a selected list of popular games on the Nintendo Switch:

1. Bayonetta 2

2. Hollow Knight

3. Octopath Traveler

4. Super Mario RPG

5. Triangle Strategy

6. Animal Crossing: New Horizons

7. Stardew Valley

8. Splatoon 3

9. Minecraft

10. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

11. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

12. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

13. Pokémon Sword and Shield

14. Luigi's Mansion 3

15. Super Mario Odyssey

16. Diablo III: Eternal Collection

17. Overcooked 2

18. Rocket League

19. Celeste

20. Kirby Star Allies

And many more. 


CONCLUSION 

The Nintendo Switch is one of the best and most popular multipurpose gaming console out there. With the ability to make it a handheld console and a home video game console, it brings your gaming experience to a whole new level. 

I hope you make a good choice when purchasing a Nintendo Switch console for yourself. Thanks for reading my post, please read more and drop your comments. 

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