

But it’s got the same processor and display resolution as previous models, meaning you won’t see games perform better or look sharper on a TV on the OLED version. It also has twice the internal storage of other Switch consoles at 64GB. How it compares: The Switch OLED has the biggest and best display of the Switch lineup, with a 7-inch OLED screen that trumps the 6.2-inch Nintendo Switch and the 5.5-inch Switch Lite, both of which have less vibrant LCD displays. You’ll also get an improved kickstand and a sleeker-looking dock with a built-in Ethernet port for more solid online play. What you need to know: As its name suggests, the Nintendo Switch OLED introduces an immersive 7-inch OLED screen that makes games look much more vibrant when playing in handheld or tabletop mode.


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Who it’s for: The $349 Nintendo Switch OLED is the model to get for first-time Switch buyers, or anyone willing to upgrade for the biggest, most colorful display available in Nintendo’s console lineup.
