The Nintendo Switch OLED model — which launched on July 6, 2021 — is just like the regular Nintendo Switch that launched in March 2017. It is a hybrid console that swaps easily from handheld ...

The OLED Nintendo Switch improves upon the original Switch by offering a superior display and kickstand, while keeping the same compelling home-and-handheld form factor and now-massive game library.

The Nintendo Switch OLED model will have an internal storage capacity of 64GB, which is double the original unit's 32GB. Even with this upgrade, ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED Model is both a big upgrade and a half-measure. It’s not the Switch Pro, but it is a step in the right direction. by Russ Frushtick. Oct 6, 2021, 1:00 PM UTC ...

The Nintendo Switch has a 6.2-inch LCD, while the OLED model has a 7-inch, uh, OLED screen. This is a 12.9% increase in the diagonal screen size between the two models. But what about the screen area?

The Nintendo Switch OLED edition is exactly that, a Nintendo Switch with a slightly bigger, brighter OLED screen as its main draw, combined with improved sound, larger base storage and a wire LAN ...

Nintendo lists this Switch OLED model as only supporting 1080p via TV mode, and rumors had suggested 4K support, thanks to a rumored Nvidia chip upgrade. The Switch OLED model will go on sale for ...

Instead, Nintendo is focusing on the one major thing that the Switch can do that a PS5/XBSX can’t, which is to go mobile. That’s why this is the Nintendo Switch OLED model and not the Nintendo ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED model is the latest version of the massively popular hybrid console from Nintendo, and as is the case with all the hot consoles like PS5 and Xbox, ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED model delivers a more advanced screen in addition to a number of promising quality of life changes to Nintendo’s beloved games console. Here’s what you need to know.

The Nintendo Switch OLED model does enough right to make this mid-generation refresh worth the $50-$150 premium over the older models, assuming you don’t already have a Switch.

The Nintendo Switch OLED model delivers a more advanced screen in addition to a number of promising quality of life changes to Nintendo’s beloved games console. Here’s what you need to know.