Nintendo has officially announced the latest Nintendo Switch OLED along with its specs, pricing, and target release date. The latest model will come with a larger, 7-inch screen and 720p OLED display. According to Nintendo, the new display will feature a more vivid and power-saving screen compared to the original Switch. However, Nintendo has officially told The Verge that the new system "does not have a new CPU, or more RAM, from previous Nintendo Switch Models." It will also remain with 1080p output on docked mode rather than an upgrade to 4K resolution. All previously released Joy-Con for Nintendo Switch are compatible with this new model. While fully compatible with most games released in the older models, the new console's display will not yet be able to support all the design parameters of the Nintendo Labo series. The Nintendo Switch OLED is priced at USD 349.99, and it will be officially released on October 8. Nintendo has announced a new Nintendo Direct presentation that will showcase upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch 2. While it looks like a toy for the most part, as compared to the shiny finish of Sony's handhelds & Nintendo's previous models, it still feels good and ergonomic to hold. Read more in our articles including "Nintendo Switch OLED now official" and "Nintendo Direct to unveil Switch 2 games for second half of 2026".
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Oct 12, 2013Nintendo has officially announced the latest Nintendo Switch OLED along with its specs, pricing, and target release date. The latest model will come with a larger, 7-inch screen and 720p OLED display.
According to Nintendo, the new display will feature a more vivid and power-saving screen compared to the original Switch. However, Nintendo has officially told The Verge that the new system "does not have a new CPU, or more RAM, from previous Nintendo Switch Models." It will also remain with 1080p output on docked mode rather than an upgrade to 4K resolution. All previously released Joy-Con for Nintendo Switch are compatible with this new model. While fully compatible with most games released in the older models, the new console's display will not yet be able to support all the design parameters of the Nintendo Labo series.
Our coverage of Nintendo Switch OLED model includes: "Nintendo Switch OLED now official"; "Nintendo Direct to unveil Switch 2 games for second half of 2026"; "Nintendo 2DS unboxed, first impressions". Each article provides unique insights and information.