Though convenient in theory, the browser cuts itself short and becomes a chore to operate.
User Rating: 6.7 | Nintendo DS Web Browser DS
The DS browser seems like it decent buy, but it too many flaws to navigate with the ease that entices the purchase. Entering addresses are hit or miss to get the system to begin loading, the scroll bar can be unresponsive; with so little that the browser supports, there is very little you can do with it. First there is the issue of address input. Inputting can begin to be a problem because of how light the indication blip is of what key was punched, that you’ll find yourself having to look around your hand to check what you have already put it. This is more difficult when it comes to passwords. When entering addresses, the browser will give an error message half the time, leading to you having to attempt entering the address a few times and it may eventually take. I had to put in some websites more than three times before it actually accepted and loaded. The screen controls can be a chore to operate, as I’ve mentioned, the scroll bar can be unresponsive. I had moments when it either didn’t move or it went in the opposite direction. This doesn’t seem like much, but it can become very irritating over time. The browser doesn’t support much, and it tends to limit the experience. I tried to check my email, and that wasn’t supported. That’s likely one of the main reasons anyone would need a portable internet source. This browser had potential, but much was missed before release. I wasn’t looking for the flash support that some complain about now, I just wanted to be able to check my email. Though it technically has more that the PSP browser, the Sony version is actually much easier to use and more accessible because PSP accepts WPA security. Sorry Nintendo, this is a disappointment. 
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