Same here as a happy Wii U owner. Skipping the Switch unless there's some very compelling content and I don't know what that would be. It's essentially the Wii U all over again but you can take it out of the house. I don't care about that.
It might be a little more compelling if they kept the processing in the dock and the handheld was a thin-client, requiring a home network or internet connection to stream from it. Battery life would improve at least.
I don't like the compromises (mostly performance) made just to make it portable. That's the use case that doesn't interest me in the slightest.
I would just prefer a beefy modern console that plays fun Nintendo-ecosystem games.