Great product at a great price. Shipping a bit slow, but once i made contact and explained urgency they were quick to reply and send. Lack of contact phone number had me worried but everything went well. If this company guaranteed faster delivery they would be a real competitor to the big companies.

This protector does not protect the hinge corners of the 3ds, which I guess I should have checked before purchasing... It just seems like a protector should protect sensitive areas of the object it's made to protect.

I bought this for my Granddaughter for her birthday. She loves it! Takes it with her everywhere. I would have gotten one sooner if I had known how happy it makes her. It is portable and she can use it almost anyplace. It was a great addition to long car rides, and a plane trip.

Challenging; Easy to learn; Fun To Play; Good Audio; Graphics; Kid Appropriate

the charger not working

Most of this review is based on the New 3DS when compared to the Old 3DS. I purchased this as I thought it would be an upgrade from my old 3DS, but I was wrong. First item is the size; The new 3DS, in my opinion, is too large for a handheld.

1; Lots of buttons 2; Buttons have a nice 'click' to them 3; Seems Durable

1; Too large for a handheld 2; Need tool to change Micro SD card 3; No WiFi switch 4; No performance change 5; No charger 6; Lack the ability to trasfer to older 3DS 7; Button placement

The 3DS is primarily a game machine, and everything else is just icing on an already delicious cake. You'll find the ability to download common media apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu Plus.

It's the games that make the system, right? That's especially true with the Nintendo 3DS, which judged on its technical merits isn't a particularly great bit of hardware.

I've been playing on Nintendo handhelds for a long time. With the ubiquity of smartphones and the proliferation of free apps, younger gamers might not realize that back in the 90s, dedicated portable game consoles were a big deal.

Unless Nintendo has another revision up its sleeve, the New Nintendo 3DS XL is the definitive version of the company's long-running handheld console. The system's improved controls and extra-stable 3D display make playing 3DS games more enjoyable than ever, and its beefed-up processor makes it...

Handy new controls; Stable 3D display; Faster loading speeds; Supports amiibo toys

Screwed-in microSD slot; No charger included

I'm in love with my New Nintendo 3DS XL, and no, that's isn't some PR quip. I genuinely love this device, but it doesn't exactly re-imagine the handheld genre. It did do something that not too many devices seem to do though - fill me with absolute glee.