As you may already know, the OLED is not a Pro model, so you won't see any changes in its performance compared to the regular Switch. It features the same Nvidia Custom Tegra processor and RAM ...

The regular Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED offer many of the same features, including access to a well-established library of games. However, several key differences make one the ...

The MSRP for the Switch OLED is $349.99, compared to $299.99 for the regular Switch and $199.99 for the Nintendo Switch Lite. It's up to you whether or not that price seems reasonable.

But there are some elements of the Nintendo Switch OLED that are conspicuous in their absence. The new console has the same chipset as the regular model, meaning we’re not seeing any performance ...

Nintendo Switch OLED Model (restocks limited) The new model sports an impressive 7-inch screen — larger than the 6.2-inch screen on the standard model and the 5.5-inch one on the Switch Lite.

Nintendo just announced the Nintendo Switch OLED model, a new Switch console that will be available on October 8 and cost $350. That’s $50 more expensive than the current Switch and $150 more than the ...

The new Switch wouldn’t give Nintendo games a major graphical boost. Instead, it would simply feature an OLED screen that was bigger and brighter than the base Switch’s LCD display.

Since the Switch has sold more units each year -- 15 million in 2017 's financial year, 17 million in 2018, 20 million in 2019, 26 million in 2020 -- Nintendo rightly sees that it doesn't need to ...

Japanese video gaming company Nintendo Co (OTC: NTDOY) on Monday denied reports that claimed profit margins of the new Switch OLED model would be higher compared with the current version, which is ...