Customer Ratings & Reviews

OLED is a game changer! The switch is really easy to use and the screen is absolutely beautiful!

Taking the switch on road-trips is the best. It has pretty good battery life; depending on the game you play. Beautiful oled screen that make the colors pop and you can add micro sd cards to extend the storage.

just got my hands on this. Its SOO much clearer to view games on the handheld mode. Paired with a pro controller and TV, this is PERFECT for Mario Kart. If you can get it, GET IT!

Came from a switch lite and—wow!—what a screen! You’ll hear comments about the switch being too heavy, but I didn’t find that to be a problem. The screen is great, the kickstand is awesome, the power button is better, and the dock has an Ethernet port. If you’re looking for the definitive Switch this generation, this is it.

Everything about the OLED model is how the switch should have been from the beginning, from the bright and clear screen, a built in LAN port on the dock, and last but absolutely the biggest thing: The kickstand. The original switch is a joke and should never have been released with that kickstand. If I didn't enjoy playing the games, I would have returned the original switch as soon as I got it back then just for the kickstand.

Better quality with the OLED screen, and better performance compared to my original launch model switch

I love the Switch OLED. Since the benefits are pretty much just handheld, I’ve replaced my Switch Lite with it and the screen is so beautiful. Love the better kickstand as well. Had some problems when I first got it with joycon connection, but I think it’s because we had 3 switches in the same room, because I haven’t had any issues while alone.

Latest switch. Reasons for upgrade. Dock-able to TV vs lite. OLED larger playing screen when portable. White with no third party skin. 64v32GB internal storage. New kickstand design. LAN hardwire port on dock.

I love the Switch OLED, If you're a Nintendo fan this is 100% the console for you. Its portability is great and truly makes the OLED screen shine. I also got the 2-year plan along with it, which makes me feel safe that if something happens to the console it will be fixed.

I’ve had the original switch since launch. When I got my OLED and compared the display side by side it was no comparison. The display is so much better and the slight size difference looks much bigger in real life. The sound is also better but not by much. With how prices are going you can easily sell your old switch and get the new one. The built in lan port works much better than using a usb adapter on the old switch as well.

Incredible handheld gamer. The OLED screen is fantastic. Sharp and bright like the best iPhone or Samsung. Clearly see a difference in OLED versions vs other Switch models. MarioKart and Pokémon games were smooth and intensely fun. Hooked up to the tv easily and we played 2 person MarioKart. Game was easy, just like when we had a wii years ago. If you played MarioKart in the wii then you’ll recognize some of the race tracks.

Good item and working great Thank you for your service

[Employee of bestbuy] I love this switch. The OLED is so much better than the orginal, The screen is a little bigger, The brightness is awsome and I love that it has a stand to prop it up so you dont have to hold it. I play so many games on it and it is definitely worth the price paid!

I’ve owned it for a while. The screen is nice. Has a good amount of glare tho. Everything looks like it’s soft and has good lines. Very vibrant

I bought this switch to see if it was any different from my regular switch and it was but wasn't. I loved the oled screen, it made it look so much bigger than the regular switch and honestly that was about the only noticeable difference. As much as I wanted to keep it, I returned it only because I rarely play my regular switch.

I bought this for my girlfriend and she loves it. The bigger screen makes it so much easier and it has a bigger kickstand than her last one.

This is the srcond seitch ive bought for my grandson. His first, the original switch died after 2 years. According to my grandson, this is a much better system. Better screen (oled) graphics, speed & memory make it a much more enjoyable experience for him. While both systems are fun, if you can afgord the difference it will make for a more enjoyable experience.

Pretty solid product honestly and does well against competitors.

WE BOUGHT IT FOR OUR GRANDDAUGHTER , THEY BOUGHT A NEW HJOUSE AND THEY COUD NOT WATCH TV BECAUSE THEY COULD NOTT GET CABLE FOR 3 WEEKS THEY WERE SO BUSY FROM ALL THE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HOMES GOIG UP IN THERE AREA OF FLORIDA ,SO THEY ENDED UP PLAYING THE SWITCH ALL THIS TIME TOO KEEP THE 2 GRANDDAUGHTERS BUSY AND THE WHOLE FAMILY THEY LOVE IT

While the Switch OLED Model isn't the Pro model many of had hoped for it does offer a few nice benefits that are great for newcomers and possibly worth the upgrade for others. Basically, the big upgrade for $50 over the basic v2 red box Switch that has been out for a while is the new 7" OLED over the older 6.2" LCD screen. The colors pop, contrast, and refresh rate are improved. There is also no visible ghosting that was apparent on the older screen. So as many reviews have said for mobile users this is great and a huge worthwhile upgrade. Now for those like myself that primarily play in docked mode. I rarely see this mentioned even in professional reviews of the console, but the internal system memory has been upgraded from 32GB to 64GB. This is pretty big. While you can buy an external MicroSD memory card for expansion, you can only have save data on the internal storage. With games like NBA 2K series requiring 5GB per save and multiple profiles requiring multiple GB per save with games like Minecraft, more memory is very welcome. This is especially true in that on the 32GB model with the OS the user only had access to around 26GB of this memory. Aside from this the unit also features a new dock that has an integrated LAN port. This is a bitter sweet upgrade as apparently the LAN port shares some of the same wiring as a 4K HDMI port that was added in a custom configuration. So while it could have been interesting to have limited 4K support on the Switch, the LAN port is welcome, even if it also cost one of the two internal USB ports.