Nintendo Switch OLED Model

Experience Nintendo games on a larger and sturdier screen with more intense colors with the Nintendo Switch OLED. The 7-inch OLED screen is larger than that of the regular Switch and is made of sturdy glass. The screen ensures more contrast and brighter colors while you game. You can also connect this Nintendo Switch to your TV for a game of Mario Kart with the entire family. It also has a 64GB storage capacity, so you can store even more games. With the wide stand of this Nintendo Switch, your screen stays more firmly in place on a table. The dock of the Nintendo Switch OLED has a LAN connector, so you can also connect your Switch to the internet wired.

Featuring a 7-inch multi-touch capacitive OLED screen, the new model’s difference in image quality, colour contrast and sharpness from the original LCD screen is staggering. While only 0.8 inches larger, the glass screen coupled with the OLED backlights gives the console a much more premium look and feel, without altering the resolution. Although the glass is more prone to fingerprints than the original’s plastic coating, the OLED model only weighs in at .71lbs – just .05lbs more than the original – making the screen and its light metallic backing just as portable and much more scratch resistant.

Coming in at 9.5 inches in length, 4 inches in height and 0.55 inches in depth, the OLED console will still fit comfortably (albeit quite snug) inside official Nintendo carry case accessories. Due to its slightly larger size, Nintendo state that it may not work as intended with Toy-Con Labo kits, meaning there may be an issue with some peripherals (like a comfort grip) where the console length matters.

The OLED model’s new design features, such as the slimmer bezel and fully adjustable, robust kickstand, enable additional comfort for tabletop and viewing modes. There is also enhanced audio too with slimline speakers at the front, while the power and volume buttons have been altered with a rectangular and rounded edge appearance. On the back of the console, you’ll find the Nintendo logo has been repositioned onto the kickstand and is smaller in design.