The US$200 Nintendo Switch Lite comes with no removable Joy-Cons

It looks like the rumors of a smaller Nintendo Switch were true after all.

Due to launch on September 20, the US$200 Nintendo Switch Lite, as its name suggests, is a smaller on-the-go version of Nintendo’s popular console and comes in three colors: Yellow, gray, and turqoise.

It features a 5.5-inch touchscreen (compared with the original’s 6.2-inch), lacks removable Joy-Cons, can’t dock to a TV, no kickstand, but has a slightly longer battery life. Nintendo says you’ll get four hours playing Zelda: Breath of the Wild compared to the three hours of the original Switch.

Thanks to its smaller size, the Switch Lite is a lot easier to carry around. If you’re someone who doesn’t play in docked mode anyway, the Lite makes sense.

The US$200 Nintendo Switch Lite comes with no removable Joy-Cons

The Switch Lite also lacks rumble effects, and you won’t be able to play any games that require you to use the Joy-Cons detached from the Switch (such as 1-2-Switch) unless you buy a wireless pair.

So, really, the Switch Lite, isn’t really a Switch anymore, but that can be a good thing for some gamers who didn’t really fancy the AR/VR Labo stuff or motion-controlled games. There also won’t be any other Switch hardware released this year, so you’ll have to make do with the Lite, or get the original.