Nintendo recently announced its newest model for the Switch console called the Nintendo Switch OLED. Nintendo released its original Switch console back in 2017, followed by its smaller model, the Switch Lite, then recently revamped the original with a better CPU and battery. Display Just like in its name, the new Nintendo Switch OLED has an OLED display—surprise! In addition, the Nintendo Switch OLED has a larger 7-inch screen while the original Nintendo Switch sits on a 6.2-inch screen. A big 'F' for those who were expecting a 4K console—we are still waiting for the Nintendo Switch Pro announcement. In addition, the Nintendo Switch stand has been improved, running the stand throughout the back. As for its dock, the Nintendo Switch OLED comes with an Ethernet (LAN) port, allowing a direct internet connection to the console, which is a good addition to my book, especially when WiFi is slow. Battery In the battery category, the Nintendo Switch OLED model and the original Nintendo Switch will be providing the same performance. Read more in our articles including "Nintendo Switch OLED vs Nintendo Switch: Should you upgrade?" and "Nintendo 2DS unboxed, first impressions".
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Oct 12, 2013Nintendo recently announced its newest model for the Switch console called the Nintendo Switch OLED. Nintendo released its original Switch console back in 2017, followed by its smaller model, the Switch Lite, then recently revamped the original with a better CPU and battery.
Display Just like in its name, the new Nintendo Switch OLED has an OLED display—surprise! In addition, the Nintendo Switch OLED has a larger 7-inch screen while the original Nintendo Switch sits on a 6.2-inch screen. A big 'F' for those who were expecting a 4K console—we are still waiting for the Nintendo Switch Pro announcement.
Our coverage of Nintendo Switch comparison includes: "Nintendo Switch OLED vs Nintendo Switch: Should you upgrade?"; "Nintendo 2DS unboxed, first impressions"; "Nintendo closes Wii U and 3DS eShops". Each article provides unique insights and information.