Nintendo is billing its next gaming machine as a home console, but let's be real, plenty of you are going to take this everywhere you go. Here's how it stacks up with what you are probably already carrying, taken during our latest hands-on session with the machine at the Nintendo New York store on Monday.
Do you rock an iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C or iPhone SE? This is what your 4-inch Apple phone looks like next to Nintendo Switch.
If you have wide pockets, the Nintendo Switch might just fit inside them. Without the Joy-Con controllers, the console has very similar dimensions to Nintendo's 3DS XL when closed.
When placed next to Apple's smallest tablet form factor, in this case the 8-inch iPad Mini 4, it becomes apparent that Nintendo's Switch is aiming for the even-smaller side of the tablet world with its 6.2-inch screen.
Good news! The Nintendo Switch will be using a USB Type-C port for charging. And with that, any portable charger should be able to help keep the console's battery charged while on a long flight. Once the system is out, we can then find out for sure though.
This particular charger is sold by GRDE and can be found on Amazon here.
Hopefully you aren't planning on playing Super Mario Odyssey in the rain, but if you must, here's what it looks like next to an umbrella sold by AmazonBasics.
Need to put on some shades that have a camera inside? This is what the Switch looks like when paired up with the Snapchat Spectacles glasses.
Heading to work and playing the Nintendo Switch on your commute? Well, don't forget your laptop if you need it there, too. This is what the gaming system looks like next to the 13-inch MacBook Air from 2015.
And when you are done comparing the console to everything else in your bag, here is what it looks like by itself.
And with a quick flip, here's the console's USB Type-C port and its kickstand.