As of April 17, get a refurbished Nintendo Switch OLED Model with White Joy-Con at Woot for $249.99, down from its usual ...

We’ve compared the specs of the Nintendo Switch 2 and the Switch OLED to help you decide whether it's worth upgrading to the ...

Why no OLED display? Possibly to save on costs... or perhaps to give Nintendo room to release a Switch 2 OLED version down the line. Original Switch: The original Switch runs on an Nvidia custom ...

Result! Nintendo is avoiding the added expense of OLED technology and going for an LCD screen in Switch 2. Why doesn't Switch 2 have an OLED screen? Well, LCD screens are cheaper to produce ...

A major aspect of the Nintendo Switch 2 is its hardware upgrade compared to the previous Switch. The combined processor once again comes from Nvidia. Nintendo reveals initial details about the ...

Save £55 - The Nintendo Switch OLED has dipped to £254 at Amazon this week, that means we're just £2 away from the lowest price I've ever seen on the handheld by itself. This is a tiny saving ...

Additionally, the Nintendo Switch OLED console itself is on sale for $304.99 (reg. $349.99) at Walmart. This is a nearly 15 percent savings. So if you want a Nintendo Switch on the cheap ...

Ultimately, the Nintendo Switch 2 looks a lot like the original Switch, only larger - it has a larger display than the Switch OLED’s 7-inch panel coming in at 7.9 inches, and a bigger overall ...

That’s a big increase from the first Nintendo Switch, which cost $300/£280 when it launched in 2017, and even from the $350/£310 Switch OLED. As is the case with almost all things Nintendo, enduring ...

The Switch 2 will also be able to use a USB-C camera for GameChat or for other in-game functions. Nintendo will be selling its own camera as well. Players can easily access the GameChat feature ...

However, don’t expect the Switch 2’s screen to feature an OLED panel. A 1080p LCD display ... Don’t expect detailed information to come directly from Nintendo unless someone does a teardown revealing ...

The thing that does bother me, however, is the way that Nintendo is pretending like the Switch OLED doesn’t exist in all of the marketing for the Switch 2. ‘Look at how big th ...