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Nintendo 3DS XL

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  • C Stick for enhanced controls.Built-in amiibo compatibility and NFC support.
  • Faster processing power than Nintendo 3DS and Face tracking 3D.
  • Plays all Nintendo 3DS games.
  • AC adapter not included.
  • Use Parental Controls to restrict 3D mode for children 6 and under.
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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 A batteries required. (included)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish
  • Rated ‏ : ‎ Everyone
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.7 x 21.89 x 13.31 cm; 453.59 g
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ Feb. 13 2015
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Nintendo
  • Place of Business ‏ : ‎ Redmond, WA 98052, US
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00S1LRUVW
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ REDSRAAA
  • Â鶹Çø Rank: #19,174 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
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Nintendo 3DS XL Red

WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

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Face Tracking 3D & Faster Processing Power than Nintendo 3DS

Using the inner camera, face tracking 3D provides an improved 3D gaming experience from a wider range of viewing angles compared to Nintendo 3DS. The New Nintendo 3DS Xl system adjusts the 3D ¡°sweet spot¡± based on the location of the user¡¯s face.

Improved processing power allows for faster loading of applications, such as Miiverse and games. Plus the improved CPU performance allows you to enjoy faster speeds for downloading software.

Built in amiibo & NFC support and C Stick for Enhanced Controls

Enhance your compatible games with amiibo figures. Simply tap your amiibo on the touch screen and discover the power inside.

The C Stick opens a new world to your games. With certain games, you can freely control the in-game camera to get a new point of view.

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Plays 3D games In 2D and face-tracking 3D In 2D In 2D
Compatible with Nintendo 3DS software ✓ ✓ ✓
Compatible with New Nintendo 3DS exclusive software ✓ ✓ no data
C stick and ZL/ZR buttons ✓ ✓ no data
Built in NFC reader ✓ ✓ no data
AC adapter included no data ✓ ✓
Screen size Upper: 4.88 inches (diagonal) Lower: 4.18 inches (diagonal) Upper: 4.88 inches (diagonal) Lower: 4.18 inches (diagonal) Upper: 3.53 inches (diagonal) Lower: 3.02 inches (diagonal)
Dimensions (open) 6.4 in. ¡Á 6.3 in. ¡Á 0.8 in. 6.4 in. ¡Á 6.3 in. ¡Á 0.8 in. 5 in. ¡Á 5.66 in. ¡Á 0.8 in.
Dimensions (folded) 3.7 in. ¡Á 6.3 in. x 0.8 in. 3.4 in. ¡Á 6.3 in. ¡Á 0.8 in. N/A
Weight Approx. 11.6 ounces Approx. 9.2 ounces Approx. 9.2 ounces

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Customers like the quality, condition, and 3D functionality of the video game console. They mention it's well-done, plays well, and is the most fun video game system ever. Customers also appreciate the graphics and performance. However, some customers have reported that it doesn't come with a charger and has issues with scratches.

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37 customers mention "Quality"32 positive5 negative

Customers like the quality of the video game console. They mention it's a great system, terrific game console, and well-done. Some say the New 3DS XL is of higher quality than previous DSi XL or 3DS XL. They also say it's an incredibly underrated piece of Nintendo hardware.

"Great product, good quality and at a decent price...." Read more

"excellent device - very portable - 3D just works" Read more

"Amazing, I'm glad I bought it," Read more

"fantastic console created by Nintendo!" Read more

18 customers mention "Condition"18 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the condition of the video game console. They mention it's in great condition, feels new, and is worth the upgrade if you can afford it. Customers also say the amiibo support is more than worth the money.

"It was in great condition and worked perfectly. Thanks!" Read more

"I bought this to replace my old 3DS. It shipped quickly and in good condition...." Read more

"...nieces and kids have dropped that countless times, and it's in very good condition still...." Read more

"...Hard to find good price. The game console is sound works and plays well good games ergonomics good graphics and response." Read more

15 customers mention "3d functionality"15 positive0 negative

Customers like the 3D functionality of the video game console. They mention it works well, plays well, and ends up flawless. Customers also say the system is wonderful and they can play with the 3D on constantly without worrying about eye strain.

"Works perfectly! Came with two extra chargers! I definitely recommend this!..." Read more

"...The system is wonderful but not good for people with smaller hands like myself...." Read more

"Works great, kids love it" Read more

"excellent device - very portable - 3D just works" Read more

11 customers mention "Gaming experience"11 positive0 negative

Customers like the gaming experience of the video game console. They mention it's the most fun video game system ever, better than playing games on a phone, and keeps their 9-year-olds happy.

"It is as expected. Good entertainment system, I just don't play as often as I thought I would." Read more

"...have been addressed and it's library has grown to be one of the best in gaming..." Read more

"...you've wrestled your new 3DS into submission, though, you'll be able to play games...." Read more

"...Portable, as fun as the WII U, and the 3D in the new 3DS 3D want to make you want to game in 3D, not blurry, not fuzzy and you are not in the..." Read more

7 customers mention "Graphics"7 positive0 negative

Customers like the graphics of the video game console. They mention it looks really nice, has a rich color with metallic flakes on the face, and the red system is very nice.

"...Overall the graphics are still very good, and this is only noticable in some specific situations. -..." Read more

"...The good** Nice glossy, metallic finish looks really nice, but will smudge easily...." Read more

"...I'm impressed with the graphics of the games...." Read more

"...though I'm sure this will last me a very long time, and the colour's beautiful too!" Read more

4 customers mention "Performance"4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the video game console. They mention it has improved speed relative to the old 3DS models, greatly reduced load times, and a slightly beefier GPU in certain games. They also mention the wifi signal is fairly strong.

"...I ultimately chose to buy this for the improved processing power, allowing better play of Super Smash Brothers. Pros: -..." Read more

"...3DS' ARM CPU, plus double the system RAM and a slightly beefier GPU are noticeable in certain games, such as Monster Hunter 4U and of course,..." Read more

"...The wifi signal on this also is fairly strong, as I use it on my second floor and the router is on the main floor...." Read more

"...More so than I imagined. Better sound, better processing power, & better 3D. Games and apps run smoother and it feels slightly more sturdy." Read more

7 customers mention "Charging included"0 positive7 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the charging included with the video game console.

"I bought this for my son for Christmas. Was surprised it didn't come with a charger!!!..." Read more

"Didn't come with a charger." Read more

"...Please remember that this device DOES NOT come with it's own charging cable, this was a non-issue for me as I kept my old console as well...." Read more

"...5/5 for that. The problem is that it does NOT come with a charging cord of any kind...." Read more

6 customers mention "Scratches"0 positive6 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the scratches on the video game console. They mention it has a few small scratches at the bottom and the damage is not indicated by the seller.

"Lots of small scratches on the frame and a couple scratches on the screen, which really stand out when 3D is on." Read more

"...Mine has a few small scratches on the bottom, but overall looks better than my other DS I¡¯ve had for a couple years...." Read more

"The DS came in great condition! There are a few bumps and scratches but nothing unexpected when ordering a used device...." Read more

"...Only one teeeennnyyy tiny scratch on the front, and a little colour fading around a couple buttons inside...." Read more

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Great Condition!
The DS came in great condition! There are a few bumps and scratches but nothing unexpected when ordering a used device. Looking forward to playing childhood games again! :)
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  • R
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the upgrade if you can afford it
    Reviewed in Canada on July 11, 2016
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    I was a little bit skeptical about upgrading to a New 3DS, considering my old navy blue model still works fine. I had never previously had an XL version of a Nintendo handheld device either, as I often viewed the quality as being slightly lower than the original (smaller) counterparts. I ultimately chose to buy this for the improved processing power, allowing better play of Super Smash Brothers.

    Pros:
    - The enhanced 3D functionality through face tracking is outstanding! I never liked the 3D on my old 3DS, and often got headaches from trying to use it. These problems are completely erased for a far better experience with the New 3DS XL! I've found myself playing old games over again just to appreciate the 3D graphics that I couldn't enjoy before. This stable new 3D is what the original 3DS *should* have provided.
    - The New 3DS XL is of higher quality than previous DSi XL or 3DS XL consoles. The volume and 3D sliders are well made, and stay firmly where you drag them to. The speakers and overall build quality on my model is excellent!
    - The controls are easy to use and feel very comfortable in my hands. I haven't had much use for the added nub or ZL/ZR buttons yet, but they certainly don't get in the way.
    - The improved speed relative to the old 3DS models is notable, and downloads are much faster on this device.
    - The hinges for the screen click comfortably into one of two positions, and the upper screen experiences very minimal shaking when the 3DS is moved around while open.
    - The screens, body size, shape, and weight of the New 3DS are fantastic! Now that I have used this console, my old 3DS feels tiny and clunky in my hands by comparison. The New 3DS XL fits very comfortably in my hands, even through long periods of use.

    Cons:
    - The larger screen appears to have the same resolution as my smaller old 3DS does, making some of the graphics look slightly more pixelated than I would normally be used to. Overall the graphics are still very good, and this is only noticable in some specific situations.
    - The power button is located near the pen holster, and there have been multiple times when I've almost pressed it accidentally when blindly groping around for the pen.
    - Having the game cartridge on the bottom/front of the console makes me feel like I might accidentally eject it more often than if it were on the back of the 3DS like it has been previously. This is probably just me being paranoid though.

    Overall I would highly recommend the New 3DS to anyone that can afford it. Please remember that this device DOES NOT come with it's own charging cable, this was a non-issue for me as I kept my old console as well. The concerns that I have with it are almost entirely minor ergonomic ones, are are greatly overshadowed by the upgraded 3D and processing power. I will not be purchasing a non-XL model again after experiencing the luxury of the larger screens and well spaced button layout that this has.
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  • Dexter
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great product - Great condition
    Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2025
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    It was in great condition and worked perfectly. Thanks!
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  • Cander Sohen
    4.0 out of 5 stars No brainer if you're coming from OG 3DS or new to the 3DS family
    Reviewed in Canada on October 20, 2015
    Verified Purchase
    Got it for ~$160 after taxes due to a stealth Â鶹Çø sale for something like 40+% off, so I'm a bit biased in terms of value here. Transferred/upgraded over from my Yoshi Edition XL; intending to use that as a backup/storage unit.

    **The good**

    Nice glossy, metallic finish looks really nice, but will smudge easily. Shoulder buttons are smaller and clickier than the normal 3DSs. Circle Pad feels stiffer and perhaps due to a different rubber compound, doesn't feel as "sticky", but rather smooth and dry. This could also simply be cos the unit is brand new. Face buttons are about the same, but the new Start & Select positions are good and don't feel as awkward to press and look at as before.

    I lucked out and I'm pretty sure my model has an IPS display (you can run a series of tests on color gamut and contrast online to be sure, or simply look at the unit from extreme display angles and if it looks washed out, it's probably a TN display). Super Stable 3D isn't totally perfect, but it is a vast improvement over the original 3DS' promise of stereoscopic depth; this is what it should've been from the beginning. Auto brightness is also really cool so you won't have to constantly tab out of games to manually set it.

    Speakers sound louder than my XL's model. The headphone jack is also positioned more logically - dead center, instead of off to the left. Greatly appreciated too is the repositioning of the volume slider up to the top display; now you will no longer accidentally run your finger along the thing and RIP your ears. It's also way stiffer and locks in place to mute, just like the 3D slider.

    To make room for the ZL + ZR triggers and other internal sorcery, the game cart was pushed to the bottom. This is actually pretty good as I would almost accidentally eject the cartridge sometimes if squeezing the top of the unit for whatever reason. Also, the charger port is now perfectly aligned in the center. Overall, the unit looks and feels more symmetrical (something about the weight balance and sturdiness of the new unit, maybe).

    The other big additions is the inclusion of the C-stick, which is way stiffer than I thought it'd be. To use it properly, simply rest your thumb along the top and move it as if it were an air hockey puck. Do not nudge it along its sides; it was intended to be used with your thumb resting on top. It works, it does what it promised to do, but it's not an ideal solution. It doesn't hold a candle to the Vita's true analog nubs for instance, but the kinds of games the 3DS has don't really ask for precision aiming.

    The quad-core SoC variant of the OG 3DS' ARM CPU, plus double the system RAM and a slightly beefier GPU are noticeable in certain games, such as Monster Hunter 4U and of course, Xenoblade Chronicles 3D. The former lets you play with a more consistent framerate; have greatly reduced load times; the ability to boot and close the game as if it were a normal game (instead of going to a deep OS level operation, which always worries me), and (allegedly) has better textures. The latter is an exclusive to the new system.

    Besides that, other software hasn't really taken advantage of the N3DS' horsepower, as understandably, this isn't a PC where better horsepower = better performance. Still, overall OS functionality is smoother and faster, but it's not as noticeable as I was led to believe. eShop feels just as slow as ever for some reason, despite a better wireless card in the unit to boot?? Anyway, hope upcoming titles like Hyrule Warriors Legends will take advantage of the additional horsepower and C-stick utility.

    **The bad**

    Stylus position isn't ideal; I greatly preferred the old area where it slides out from your right hand.

    The need to buy a new microSD card if you're going the eShop route.

    The flimsy feeling backplate and the hassle/worry of it snapping while you struggle to take it off. Here's a hint: as you remove the screws and the plastic hooks underneath, try to pry the backplate outwards instead of straight off. This makes things much easier. Also, using the stylus to pry the thing open will only lead to scratches; just use your fingers.

    The literal 30+ step process to transfer data between your old 3DS to this one. Will take (reportedly) several hours to half a day if done over wireless and if you have an especially large digital library. I did it through the PC which took out a lot of the frustration and wait from this, but still, what the actual crap, Nintendo.

    Most people are upset at Nintendo's exclusion of a charger and I agree with that from a consumer standpoint, but I have my original 3DS charger with me and a USB dongle in the mail, so it's not bothered me /that/ much. Still, dick move, Nintendo.

    **Result**

    In many ways, it'd be easy to call Nintendo out for always being a bit out of touch with the times and iterating upon a single product line throughout its life cycle, often at the expense of the end user. It'd be a bit harsh to say this is what the 3DS should've been from day one, but really, this is what the system should've been from day one.

    The 3DS is now at a point where I can comfortably recommending it without hesitation since more or less all of its design shortcomings have been addressed and it's library has grown to be one of the best in gaming (though I don't think it holds a candle to the NDS' library, or in many ways, even the PS Vita's). If Nintendo would just sort out their whole arcane approach towards online connectivity and universal account credentials, to say nothing of region locking then this'd be a five star.
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  • Tyrannosaurus
    5.0 out of 5 stars Red system is very nice, lots of fun games, nice screens.
    Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2015
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    I was a previous owner of the DSi XL, so my review will be comparing the two mostly.

    I'm impressed with the graphics of the games. The analog directional stick on the top left is fantastic is makes playing easier on my left thumb, avoiding blisters! The top screen is nice and big. I have not found any use for the new "C" pressure sensitive button yet. The pictures also come out much better than the DSi XL, as expected.

    Unfortunately, physically it doesn't seem as solid and heavy duty as the DSi XL. My nieces and kids have dropped that countless times, and it's in very good condition still. This seems like it may break if dropped, but I hope not and hope I'm wrong in that regard... I have the red and it is definitely very beautiful, but a finger print magnet. The system is more comfortable to hold for long periods. Although the new 3D feature really trips me out and gives me a slight headache, so I try to keep it on minimum or turn it off all together. I still enjoy the games without this feature.

    The wifi signal on this also is fairly strong, as I use it on my second floor and the router is on the main floor. At first I had trouble getting it to work, but I changed my router settings to support G wireless, and then it worked. Before it was set to allow N only devices. I'm surprised this actually doesn't have wireless N, but the wireless is still fast enough.

    Overall, I'm very pleased with this.
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  • Josh Boudreau
    3.0 out of 5 stars Great system, but condition was worse than expected
    Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2024
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    Lots of small scratches on the frame and a couple scratches on the screen, which really stand out when 3D is on.
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  • Braccino
    5.0 out of 5 stars Didn't even know there was a difference between a "New 3DS" and a "3DS"
    Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2016
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    This is amazing! When I bought this, I didn't know that it was the newest version of the 3DS so I am more than happy with my purchase. There are so many great features. Prior to purchasing this, I only had a DSi. This is a massive improvement.

    Pros:
    - The console is backwards compatible. Your old DS or DSi games will definitely work on this, you just won't be able to use the 3D function on them. (For example, my copy of Harvest Moon: Tale of Two Towns runs flawlessly. I'd argue that it runs better than it did on the DSi)
    - The XL screen prevents me from squinting at the screen as I had done on my DSi. It also makes the device itself larger and easier to hold. Even with my small hands, it was a struggle to wield my DSi so I would always recommend an XL screen.
    - There's a smaller "knob" which can help focus the camera/ control your game much better than you could in the original 3DS. This, along with the other analog stick, makes playing very enjoyable.
    - The interior is matte. This prevents smudges and fingerprints.
    - So many cameras. There are two in the back and one in the front. I could play with just the cameras all day.
    - 3D isn't as headache-inducing as it was on the original 3DS. They've improved the face tracking in this version which has made it leaps and bounds easier on my head.
    - I don't know how the browser was for the original 3DS, but this is amazing compared to what it was for the DSi. Pleasantly surprised that Nintendo has created a browser that will run Youtube, especially in such a visually pleasing way. The buttons indicate that you may be able to use the 3D functionality on videos, but I haven't come across anything that works well yet.

    Cons:
    - The layout isn't as visually pleasing as the original 3DS, in my opinion. There used to be three buttons just below the touch screen but now there is only one (the home button). Also, the holes for the speaker are a weird plus sign pattern instead of the nice circle.
    - At the moment, there aren't any great console-exclusive games. Nintendo has stated that there would be games that could run on this, but they're not big titles or anything. As a result, the shoulder buttons seem kind of useless.
    - I bought mine used- like new for $140 from Â鶹Çø's warehouse deals. I would not at all pay the $200 for it. Most of the games for this system (even those that are old) are $30-50. Buying a system that is worth four-to-five of the games that run on it is a little absurd. If you have the cash it is worth it, otherwise I would wait for the price to drop or scope out the warehouse deals as I did.

    If you have the money to buy this and a handful of games for it all at once, then I think it's a fantastic buy. But if you have to wait and save up for the games then you may become a little disappointed in the system. It might also be a good upgrade if you're still in the DS/DSi era, like me. It's roughly the same price as the original 3DS, so if you're making a choice between this or the original I would recommend this.

    It's definitely fun to use and can even bring new life to games that you may have had sitting around for a while (that analogue stick has saved me from so many hand cramps already!). Can't wait to start digging in to the games I've been missing out on.
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    Reviewed in Japan on February 18, 2017
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  • D'Cavill
    5.0 out of 5 stars ?Es m¨¢s hermosa de lo que aparenta!
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 29, 2016
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    Si no han tenido un 3DS y es la primera vez que desean adquirir uno, es su oportunidad. El trato con Â鶹Çø es muy bueno y el env¨ªo m¨¢s, generalmente llega antes del d¨ªa esperado. Si ya tienen un 3DS y desean tener el "new XL" , ser¨¢ una buena actualizaci¨®n; pero si ya cuentan con un XL deber¨¢n pensarlo un poco ya que las diferencias no son muchas, pero si su intenci¨®n es simplemente tener lo m¨¢s reciente, entonces adelante.

    La consola es muy bonita, no es completamente roja, sino de un tono carmes¨ª y luce espectacular. El men¨² es agradable y es muy sencillo modificar sus opciones. El efecto 3D es bueno pero deben considerar que no aplica en todos los juegos, y en algunos no es mucha la diferencia, por lo que tenerlo apagado les ayudar¨¢ a utilizar menos energ¨ªa, a menos que el juego requiera usarlo (lo mismo con el Wi-Fi). De igual forma la "palanca" C (el bot¨®n gris sobre los comandos A, B, X, Y) s¨®lo funciona con algunos juegos y es simplemente para mover la c¨¢mara, lo cual es bastante pr¨¢ctico para juegos con campo abierto o exploraci¨®n.

    En definitiva es una muy buena consola y no se arrepentir¨¢n, independientemente del color que sea o si es una edici¨®n especial, el 'new 3DS XL' es una buena opci¨®n con una muy buena variedad de juegos que te mantendr¨¢n muy entretenido.
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  • Marc¨ªlio J¨²nior
    5.0 out of 5 stars Exelente
    Reviewed in Brazil on November 26, 2023
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    Chegou Igual ao combinado !
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  • HR
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works just fine ignore the 1 star reviews
    Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
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    Now when looking at this it is not a new condition console it¡¯s just how Nintendo named the newer more powerful lineup of 3Ds systems works just fine but modded without fbi installed come on man if you are gonna put luma 3DS just put FBI on it whatever still very good choice if you are buying a 3DS
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