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Inside – Nintendo
From the beginning Let me say that if you typically play Nintendo Switch docked then there is only a slight distinction in the console’s original model and its OLED Model. The one notable change to this model is its greater internal memory of 64GB but it’s still not a lot particularly if you’ve got the microSD card with 512GB capacity as I have. However, this isn’t the purpose of is the OLED Model is good for.
In particular If you particularly, if you Switch without a dock, then this is where it is that the OLED Model really shines both literally and metaphorically. One of the most notable features is its OLED screen, which is, of course, as much of an improvement when comparing an LCD television against the OLED one. That’s an incredible distinction. The contrast creates a visual impact with authentic black and vibrant colors displayed. Also there is also the option to switch between Vibrant and Standard colors, with Vivid being the default. Both colors look amazing for me…
And on top of that, the audio quality is excellent. I played quite a bit of Metroid Dread on this model and the sound quality is dramatically improved over the previous model. It’s very immersive and you can distinguish the low and high frequencies more easily, which is likely to add lots of atmosphere to games. Remember that this upgrade to audio is made by using the brand new speakers. So even if you’re playing with headphones , you’ll not notice any change. As one who is an audio expert I’m quite surprised!
Outside – Nintendo
Physically it’s physically Nintendo Switch OLED Model is nearly identical to the first version, with the exception of an extremely sturdy stand that covers all the way around the back. It’s not just that, you can also tilt it to certain angles so that you can adjust the way you put it on your table. I have to say that this feature sparked my interest because the stand I had that I used to launch my Switch is broken and bent.
The only other significant differentiator is the dock, which is sleek, contrary to the more utilitarian design. It looks amazing when compared to my PS5 as the two devices were created as an entire set. Apart from looking fantastic it also features an LAN cable port, which can be helpful for those who don’t have good Wi-Fi signal, and you need to play games on the internet or transfer files fast. It’s unlikely that I’ll be using it, however.
Peripheral compatibility
First off I’m certain that every Nintendo brand accessory will work with the OLED model of the Switch. But, I am a fan of the third party Switch Pro Clip mount for the Controller (the Fixture S1) but I am unable to utilize it in any way as the console is a bit wider and won’t fit in the grip. I tried pushing it into but I couldn’t get it in. So, if you are relying on an accessory similar to this, take this into consideration before you take the plunge.
If you play the Nintendo Switch portably then the OLED Model is a fantastic upgrade that your ears and eyes will appreciate. But, if you just use the Switch docked, then this isn’t as significant a leap or is intended to be.