Counterpoint: the raccon is right:
Even when I'm using it on the go, I just don't use it like I used prior handhelds. And based on his opinions previously shared, I think
@Raccoon will agree with me when I say the true handheld experience is basically dead (not that there was really another option when the Vita scared Sony out and Nintendo pivoted to the Switch). I was comfortable taking my GBA/DS/3DS anywhere because I could slip it into my pocket when I was done. With the Switch, it's big enough that I refuse to take it anywhere without the case, and now I need to think ahead about whether I'll have a place to put the $300 handheld with a bunch of $60 games in the case when I'm not using it, or I just leave it behind (as a wearer of men's clothing, I generally don't carry a bag around because my pockets do what I need). Using the Switch as a handheld is a planned event.
Now, some of this may be because the Switch released not long after I turned 18, which kinda changed my life habits anyway; but I wasn't really given a choice. Maybe I'd still use something in the DS form factor on lunch breaks given the option, but I'll never really know.
Probably, anyway; the Switch Lite definitely pushes things back towards the handheld side. I recently acquired one from my brother who didn't want it anymore after getting an OLED; maybe I'll try carrying it around and see if it's comfortable.