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 The '''Nintendo Switch Lite''' (Japanese: '''ニンテンドースイッチライト''' ''Nintendo Switch Lite'') is a handheld-only version of the [[Nintendo Switch]].
-{{n|Handheld-only Nintendo Switch Lite announced|First officially announced}} on July 10, 2019, the Switch Lite is the successor to the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and was released worldwide on September 20, 2019. It is smaller and cheaper than the regular Nintendo Switch with some functions disabled, most notably not having detachable controllers or being able to connect to a television screen.
+{{n|Handheld-only Nintendo Switch Lite announced|First officially announced}} on July 10, 2019, the Switch Lite is the successor to the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and was released worldwide on September 20, 2019. It is smaller and cheaper than the regular Nintendo Switch with some functions disabled, most notably not having detachable controllers or being able to connect to a television screen. The Switch Lite is the first dedicated handheld since the [[Nintendo DS Lite]] to not have a region locking.
 ==Comparison to the original Nintendo Switch==
 *This console is exclusively handheld, and can only play Nintendo Switch games that support Handheld mode.
-*There are no longer detachable Joy-Con; there are instead built-in controllers that lack HD Rumble and IR Motion Camera features. However, Joy-Con can be paired to the system and used.
+*There are no detachable Joy-Con; there are instead built-in controllers that lack HD Rumble and IR Motion Camera features. However, Joy-Con can be paired to the system and used.
 *The Nintendo Switch Lite is incompatible with the Nintendo Switch dock, so it does not support TV mode.
 *The battery life is slightly longer than the regular Nintendo Switch.