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The DS Lite is Nintendo's slimmer, brighter revision of the original DS: a clamshell handheld with two LCD screens, the lower one a touchscreen, plus a microphone and short-range local wireless for multiplayer. It plays the whole DS library and, through its Game Boy Advance slot, GBA cartridges too. It suits players after cheap, huge back catalogs of DS and GBA games and retro collectors. Against the original DS it is lighter and has adjustable backlight levels, but it drops the original's GBA link-port support and has no online store or modern wireless. Owners rate it well as a console but this listing's ratings are middling, largely from condition and battery complaints on used units.
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Owners praise the DS Lite as the best-feeling model in the DS line, with bright screens and a big library. Complaints center on the condition of secondhand units, especially battery life and hinge wear.
The Nintendo DS Lite is a handheld game console made by Nintendo. The Nintendo DS line, whose name stands for "Developers' System" or "Dual Screen," was released globally between 2004 and 2005.
It has two LCD screens that work together, and the bottom screen is a touchscreen. Both screens sit inside a clamshell design similar to the Game Boy Advance SP. It also has a built-in microphone and wireless connectivity.
Multiple DS consoles can connect directly with each other over Wi-Fi at short range. This does not require an existing wireless network.













