Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great. Perfect for vacation and rainy days:)

As an owner of the original Switch that came out in 2018 or so, I was reluctant to repurchase something that I already had just because the screen size was bigger and had OLED. Watching reviews online DOES NOT do the screen justice! No stores had it on display so I could compare it to my original screen so I had nothing to go by except reviewers that raved about the awesomeness of the OLED screen. Just purchased it less than 24 hours ago and got it setup and transferred all my saved data from my old Switch (which was a painless process). Re-loaded my Zelda BTW game and.....WOW!! What a difference it made playing it again with the new screen - this was how Zelda and other top tier games should be played. The richness of the colors and deep blacks is just outstanding to view. Since I have only played a few minutes and have not used the LAN dock feature I cannot comment on it. I only play the Switch in handheld mode but I'm sure it's a decent upgrade as well. One thing I will be getting is a glass screen protector since I've read that the screen still scratches easily so be careful if you don't use one. So if you don't have a Switch yet... this is the one to get. If you've owned the original one like myself, it's worth the upgrade seriously. I thought it wouldn't make a difference but it was glorious to play Zelda again. It's as if I needed eyeglasses for the longest time and finally got contacts or prescription glasses and the detail that I missed and saturation of colours just came ALIVE!! Sure it's not the Switch Pro with a faster processor or 4K but so what? I'm sure that version will be awesome but waiting for that in the future when you can play the games and enjoy it now is too good to pass up.

If you haven't yet purchased a Nintendo Switch console, or you're still playing on the OG system from March 2017, this is a must buy! The updated screen is larger and the OLED picture quality makes even older games pop with colors and brightness that I didn't know was possible. The improved kickstand finally makes tabletop mode a viable option, and the dedicated LAN port makes online play more accessible and reliable.

This is a cute system for a person who had the OG Nintendo and wanted to get back into it. I bought this for Mario Bros. I have hooked it to my television and it looks great. I have actually played it as a handheld more.

Great console, portable, easy to manage, family fun

The Nintendo Switch OLED is a great addition to the Nintendo Switch family of systems. If you have a Launch Day Switch this would be a fantastic time to upgrade to this unit as it shares the same slight efficiency boost that the Switch.v2 (or commonly known as “Red Box”) received. The Screen itself is just so vibrant and honestly reminds me of the day I brought home the Launch Day Playstation Vita, everything is just crisp and pops. It has double the internal storage space up from 32GB to 64GB, which might not seem like a lot but it will help store a few extra eShop only titles to take with you on the go. The criticisms of the Switch remain the same and unaddressed as of this release; the download speeds are abysmal, if you’re planning on transferring over from another Switch and have a huge digital library expect to spend many hours waiting for your library to redownload. The system transfer process could definitely use refinement as some games do not allow save data to be backed up to the cloud or have an entirly arbitrary system, I’m looking at you Animal Crossing New Horizons. The eShop needs to be updated as it is more of a pain to navigate than it really should be with slow page scrolling, endless bloatware that abuses the eShops algorithims to put cheap smart phone level games at the top of the Deals catagory and no real way to filter the eShop to find the real quality gems from reputable developers. At the nd of the day the Switch OLED is a great system, like those before it from Nintendo and it will be money well spent for boundless entertainment.

There are two groups of people that this product will appeal to, and as a result two different ways to review it. The first is as someone completely new to Nintendo Switch, and the second as someone who already has an older version. The five star recommendation is for someone who has never had a Switch before, and what I'll be talking about first. Nintendo games. Zelda, Mario, Pokémon, Fire Emblem, Xenoblade, Donkey Kong, Metroid, Splatoon, Smash Brothers, etc. You can't buy these games for any other current home console, and it can even be taken on the go with 4-5 hours of battery life. It's not a powerful console by today's standards, but it can still play at HD resolutions 90% of the time. The ecosystem is a less endearing. The eShop is cluttered, playing online requires a subscription, and you can't keep any legacy content offered on it - not to mention you may never get to play the old game you want to play at all. As an example, the Nintendo 64 system just got its first games on the platform over four and half years after it launched, and still has bugs. For N64, it's also an additional charge to the NES and SNES games. So not great. Overall, the Nintendo Switch's best qualities are its enormous library of incredible exclusive games, and the flexibility to play anywhere or any way you want to. Its biggest liabilities are a greedy parent company that knows many of its fans will be willing to pay any price for their services on their terms, and a relative lack of console power. There are reasons to be excited for Switch, but there are certainly aspects of its ecosystem that could be much better. For people that already own a Nintendo Switch, this version does not change much - especially when playing on the TV. I don't recommend getting it if you already have a Switch, unless you really don't mind the small upgrade and full price new console. This version adds a larger 720p OLED screen, doubles the storage, and changes a few things on the console structurally. The new Dock has a native ethernet port, however this will be available as a standalone purchase at another time. Specs of this console Screen: Samsung AMS699VC01 CPU/GPU: NVIDIA ODNX10-A1 (Custom TegraX1 Processor) RAM: 4GB Dual-Channel LPDDR4X RAM Storage: 64GB eMMC (Samsung KLMCG4JETD-B041)

Gotta love the Nintendo Switch as a system that can be either played on the main TV or portable, as needed. The OLED model has a bigger screen and looks more updated. While I haven't compared them side-by-side, the new OLED model likely also has better colors and more depth of contrast due to the OLED nature. Definitely suggest over the old version if you can spare the extra $$. While we also have a PS4 and are likely to get a PS5, you can't beat the family-fun classics that come from Nintendo. Graphics not as powerful as the XBoX nor PS4, let alone the PS5 and other next-gen systems. Overpriced for the hardware you get, and games are definitely more expensive than they have any real right to be compared to the other systems.

Is awesome. Many games to play and you can use it on the go. Perfect for road trips or vacation.

So this is a little gem. I have rheumatoid arthritis so i can not play games on my cell phone because my hands and fingers do not work like a normal persons hands. I love playing games and this brings back memories of my Nintendo when i was a kid. I paid $20 to get the year subscription to the switch network and i can play any and all Nintendo games i played as a kid. Mike Tysons punchout well its called punchout now but also the original Mario brothers and Metroid and i picked up a couple new games Need for speed hot pursuit and the new Mario brothers 3d world and fast and the furious to name a few and the screen is so amazing. The quality is no were near your older handheld systems. I gain a few bonuses playing on the switch as in a brighter way bigger screen than my phone and the battery seems to last forever. If i want i can hook up to me TV and the controller transforms into 2 separate controllers so multiple people can enjoy the switch on any TV to play multiplayer games. The best part is when im playing it the controller is way bigger than trying to play games on my cell phone so i have 0 trouble controlling the games it works great.

I must say I was excited to get this. Not because it was the latest model of the Nintendo switch, just the fact that I was able to get it since I wanted one for awhile now. The color on this OLED screen makes all the games POP. The clarity and graphics are crispy clear. The size of the display is a nice upgrade. Definitely get this! Worth the extra what? $50?! White is pretty clean and appealing.

To preface, the Switch OLED is aimed mostly towards people who play in portable mode primarily. The Switch OLED offers no benefits to those who play in docked mode, beyond the addition of the LAN port (Ethernet) in the new dock. However, even if you primarily play in docked mode, you may change the way you play after getting this. The Switch OLED’s screen is beautiful. That’s even an understatement compared to the underwhelming screen on the original Switch. It is a night and day difference. Even more apparent than the gorgeous OLED colors is the screen size. Although, on a technical side, it is only slightly bigger, it makes a big difference. I cannot stress enough how much of an improvement the larger screen is. Games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Breath of the Wild benefit from this screen increase by making it easier to see inventory screens and smaller world-based details. The new stand on the Switch OLED is exactly what we should have had on the older Switch. The stand has a smooth resistance when opening and closing it, which helps you to situate it in just the right angle. It is sturdy. I wouldn’t worry about it falling over at all, unlike the last Switch. In the end, I believe the Switch OLED is the perfect upgrade to anyone with an older Switch, or someone who primarily plays in portable mode. The upgrades, although relatively small, make a massive difference in gameplay enjoyment. If you manage to get your hands on one of these, you won’t be disappointed.

Love this Switch screen is way better for one. Kickstand is made way better on this model. and also an extra 32GB of storage still ain't much, but being able to put a MicroSD card in for storage helps. Recommend buying a MicroSD card right off the bat epically if your buying all digital games.

I love this Nintendo Switch OLED! I have had my Little Nintendo Switch Lite for years but felt it was time for an upgrade. It is easy to set up and gives you options for play. You can play on tv, on your handheld or with the convenient adjustable stand. It charges quickly and explains a lot to you. Tons of games you can get for it!

Little more can be said about the Swicth. I like it, the kid's addicted to it, and it is an improvement (slightly) on the original console. We sold the old one and got this. The way I look at it, I ended up paying a little more to upgrade the console screen, stand, battery (remianing life), an the joycons that had drift. A lot of family fun for Nintendo fans

Great compact console. Nintendo online offers plenty of new and nostalgic games for hours/days of gameplay. Love the portability and the compatibility with docking station. OLED doesn’t offer much more than original version, but a nice upgrade on battery life and graphics. Owned all three versions of switch and this is the best.

Upgraded switch with brighter screen. Definitely had to get new storage as games keep getting bigger, and you cannot just move the card from one switch to another. The joy cons don't have any drift, but i had the original switch for years before it was noticeable.

Really like the OLED version. The stand on the back is greatly improved from the original version. The screen is really nice and I've just really enjoyed my time with it. Didn't feel like getting the switch 2 but the screen on my old switch was cracked so this was a good upgrade.

You might want to wait for the next generation of switches. It is a neat device for what it is, but the store is laggy, install speeds are incredibly slow, and the processing speeds are lacking. This definitely feels like it was released 7 years ago and ready for a refresh. 30fps is jarring and sometimes nauseating, especially in 3D games. If you've never gamed, or coming back after a long time, or If you aren't used to gaming at least 60fps, you might love this device. I recommend trying one out. maybe you aren't as sensitive to this as I am. Despite these negatives, I can still see this traveling with me when I'm on the road. Plus sides, battery seems great, it's portable, the storage is expandable, the screen looks great, and the docking system works really well. Also, there is a huge library of games. When it's refreshed, I will likely be buying one. I love the idea of couch co-op and the multitude of family-friendly games.

Bought this for my daughter as a graduation gift - The screen size and OLED clarity make this the perfect choice not only for gaming on the go but works amazingly well for apps like Hulu as well.