Just took the Switch out of the dock, put it close to my laptop for comparison. I did connect in this spot, my laptop shows 4/5 bars signal strength, Switch shows zero.

Switch next to my laptop gets 8.2 mbps down/ 4.6 mbps up, Laptop gets 25 mbps down / 2.3 mbps up.
Switch next to my wifi modem gets 36.5 mbps down / 8 mbps up, Laptop 47.2 mbps down/ 11 mbps up.
Switch nest to to tv docked gets 4.3 mbps down / 2 mbps up, Laptop 25 mbps down / 1.3 mbps up.

Looks like Switch has a slightly better transmitter than my laptop, yet a far worse receiver. It did stay connected this time in the dock, yet for downloads put it next to the modem!

Lol. I can why this sounds weird. XD

Well I guess those work to prevent scratching as well.

I run everything in my house on wifi. 

• 4 laptops
• 1 PC
• 4 Chromecast devices
• Home Security (live view, not the monitoring itself)
• Amazon Fire TV (for 100% of my video entertainment, SlingTV, etc)
• Xbox One
• Wii U
• 2 Nintendo Switches

Not enough money for me to buy one yet. I think they should fix that and give me one with a pro controller.

Imagine a Smash deluxe bundle. Switch+pro controller+ sm4sh deluxe for 400. I'd happily buy it.

A long one ago, I had issues with my 3DS connecting to the internet. It kept disconnecting. I wound up buying a Netgear router and never had in issue, again. In my gameroom alone, there's a smart TV, laptop, Vita, 3DS, PC, and five consoles not including the Switch. No connection issues.

- The Joy-Con grips are hard to remove even if you put them in correctly. A friend of mine and me tried them and were afraid to break the Joy-Con by using too much force and ended up searching the web for a solution. Turns out you just have to pull harder, but it was still scary.

- The screen is a bit too small to play Bomberman comfortably in tabletop mode. It's straining on the eyes after a while.

- My TV randomly didn't receive a signal from the Switch when I docked it. Didn't happen again after the first day but I guess my TV got confused by the Switch

Other than that, I'm happy! "Scratchgate" was a clear case of fear-mongering (apparently not a single Switch owner on vgchartz has scratches on their screen), as was some other stuff. I think my left joy-con became unresponsive once but it I'm not exactly sure. I want to mention that the screen is really good! Can easily keep up with my PS Vita and has better colors than my iPhone. It's a great console so far and people are impressed by the docking and tabletop modes.

I have a faulty left joy-con. The signal is so bad that even if sitting just 1 meter from the console in docked mode, it sometimes loses signal. I had to buy a pro controller to be able to play zelda on the tv.

No issues in handheld mode. I contacted the national Nintendo distributor and they said the problem only affects some joy-cons, and they'll of course replace it if i return it to the store I bought it.

I haven't done it yet as I would have to be without joy-cons for a few days = no handheld mode, but I'll probably do it this week.

Apart from that, I haven't had any technical problems. I am actually surprised at how slick the system is, going in and out of sleep mode is instant, so it's really easy to to pick-up and play.

My impression of Switch is probably a bit affected by the fact that BotW is by far the best game I have ever played. I daydream about it at work, and I stay up late every night to play.

No issues just yet. Perhaps when I play arms I can test out the motion controls better.

So.. after more than a week of testing the device..

I used it in dock mode and handheld mode. No scratches found. I took it with me and played somewhere else.
No sync issues or any stuff like that. I didn't even take precautions because of it, I just played the games like I normally would.

The only downside I had was that the battery ran out pretty fast (playing too much).
But I could recharge it while playing. Having the USB-C on the lower end of the console instead of having one on top was kinda annoying :/