If your planning on buying the switch for the first time get the OLED. If you got the Nintendo switch already don't buy the OLED don't waste the money. Not much of an upgrade in my opinion. Wait till the Nintendo pro comes out whenever that is.
Just to add regarding the LAN connection: for the V2 version, you can still connect to the LAN, but you need a LAN-to-USB adapter. You can buy one for a cheap price online.
@@thelogicalant3986if you plan on never playing handheld it doesn't matter if you get the switch OLED or the normal switch, but don't get the switch lite
So the OLED is basically what the OG Switch was supposed to be. Oled seems more durable then then the OG which was constantly falling apart when it first came out.
Glad I'm not getting OLED. I don't like the too bright OLED screen, some games like Xenoblade looks less sharper, and there's a lot of OLED's with green tint screen issues. Also I hate ANY chance of burn in. I don't care if someone only got burn in after leaving it on 1600 hours, some got it even staying on a single screen for 5 hours. I'm getting a jailbroken V2 Switch later this month. Also I've gotten used to small screens like PSP and 3DS XL. I tried out my friend's V2 and it's great. I like 0% risk of burn in on the V2 and it's lighter. I tried out the V2 and after a while my wrist were tired, I play 99% of the time handheld and OLED would be slightly heavier than V2 and my wrist would get tired more quickly. Also OLED is more expensive
@@naylisyazwina6836 OLED is switch but better in every way possible. If you don’t like the brightness you can literally tone it down. Bigger screen is better, plus the more improved RGB value makes games look sharper. Oled has better speakers, stand, more space and so fourth. Regarding burn in? Don’t keep it on if you’re not using it, simple, Nintendo even has a built in burn in reduction, it basically forces your brightness down if you’re not using it. Oled has a $50 difference. Sure, but it’s still better than the OG Nintendo switch. If you upgrade you’ll love it more and you can even sell ur original Nintendo for extra profit
@@naylisyazwina6836and, I don’t know how weak you have to be to feel the small weight difference on OLED. Your wrists being tired is because of nintendos poor joycon designs, there already are some alternative controllers to fix this. But whatever
The OLED screen becomes color inaccurate when you turn the brightness down and it has a strange grainy/static in grey areas. Not much of an upgrade in my opinion. Alot of OLED Switches also have a problem with the screen being more dim on one side vs the other side of the screen with a dim strip along one edge.
That sucks! If you have the chance of trying it before you buy or laws allowing exchange of products I would do that. At least the normal Switch’s display has color differences (more green, more red, morr blue) so the quality on these things are not as good as you might think. Another way is to buy a pre-owned Switch and ask the seller before deciding on buying it whether they have noticed any screen defects as you and others mentioned. Pre-owned things can be less of a loss as long as it has no defects
Honestly have not experienced this at all, I have seen some report it though due to variance in the displays (much like the IPS fiasco with the 3ds) as someone else mentioned best to buy it in a place with a good return policy. As a good one (which is most) makes the basic switch look like a screen from a $99 On Walmart branded tablet.
That's with anything if you take care of it will last a good while ..if you are sloppy and lazy and drop it alot and leave near water and let scratch up and eat with it prob want last especially if a kid owns it
While the power efficiency is true, the Nintendo OLED switch runs at a much higher contrast ratio, with more rich colors and actual black colors instead of turning the pixels off. These things lower the battery life to about the same as the regular. The OLED also tends to run at a higher brightness than the regular switch, further bringing the battery life down
@@awwk8452an oled screen that uses the pixel to turn on a black colour instead of turning the individual pixel off and show true black? Are you suuuure about thaat? Cause that ain’t an oled then.
I just traded in my regular switch for the OLED version and while the internals don't make much difference, boy I was amazed at how much better a device this is externally. First, it feels way sturdier, and now feels like one whole solid device instead of 3 separate pieces wiggling about trying to become one (yes I know they are still 3 separate pieces, but you get the drift - pun intended loll), And that screen, just looking at them side by side, it just makes the games look better in real world use. The LCD on the regular switch always annoyed me as there is an air gap in between the touch display and actual screen, whereas for OLED, it actually feels like Im touching the content since the screen is much closer to the display. I don't think this issue of air gap in LCD vs no air gap in OLED is talked about enough when making comparisons. Overall, I am re-discovering my enjoyment of the Switch games now, no regrets on the trade in!
Yea I tell everyone. Even if you already own a switch the OLED is worth getting. I own both and I don’t regret it at all. The OLED takes the gameplay experience on handheld to another level.
Thank you! Great review, I am going with OLED because of you. Easiness on eyes, better speakers etc. were some of the things I liked and it seems to be worth for $50 extra.
I just ordered a switch oled for my birthday last week and it looked gorgeous. I’m not touching my oled yet till my temper glass a protective case and traveling case is delivered by Friday
What people are forgetting is the original Switch received a battery life upgrade. So if you compare the original launch day Switch with the Oled, there actually is a difference in battery life. There’s only no difference when comparing the newer models of the original Switch vs. Oled.
I now have them both, and they are brand new, I am waiting on the new switch 2. I am also trying to collect all nintendo back to when it started. I'm 54, and rember when it all came to life. I got the privilege to play games at the arcade, long before gaming became available in your home
Ahhh brother I'm 41 and have been collecting from NES and current. My first arcade experiences that I really remember that made an impression was double dragon final fight TMNT arcade.. then moved onto the NES in 87 88 contra Zelda and Mario 2 N 3 and ninja garden . Got I hated Atari 2600 when I was a lil kid. Nintendo was true immersion for the first time. The music and art work . To have been shocked by every advancement made over the years in gamings progression will never be felt again
I have an LG OLED television. It was literally the best TV I've ever owned in my entire life until the screen got burned in. Now I'm scared of OLED's do you have any idea if the screen on the switch will burn in with OLED?
All oled screens get burned. Its just a matter of time. Sometimes its a year sometimes its 10. Its not possible for a screen to never get a burn in. In the switch idsay itd about 3 years of intense playing. Thats what most people say and i concur as well.
@@Mangafluxgaming it hasnt been around for 3 years... pure hearsay, and if you take care of your tv it wont burn in, OLED is no where near as bad as plasma was, yet everybody still basically goes off of the old plasma specs and it literally hurts my head, burn in isnt inevitable in OLED, its a consequence of poor care
Traded my v1 Nintendo into GameStop for $130 towards the OLED, the screen is fantastic and the 7 inch really makes a difference imo (that’s what she said)
I bet you regret holding out. The switch is awesome! Got a ps5 for the family and these guys have played it a total of 2 times and returned to playing the switch. We love it so much we got an OLED and it was worth it.
SAME I just bought an OLED and I was fearful but tbh it was only a $50 difference from the previous gen versus this. I didn't mind spending an extra amount for the OLED.
I don’t plan on playing the switch as a handheld, because I usually get really bad headaches when playing on portable consoles. From what I see here, it might just be the better, and more cost effective option to get the classic switch.
I upgraded to a Switch oled because I wanted a better battery from my V1 model, and while the upgrades are very small I love my switch oled way more then my older switch not only for the way WAY better kick stand, but the nicer screen
I’ve always wanted one but , never felt the urge strong enough to pull the trigger . Seeing how the OLED model has better screen quality , double the internal memory from factory and better speakers makes me think it was a good idea to wait before securing one lol
I have a switch oled but at some games you couldn't tell if its 4K but not uhd just 4 k on 720 but still pictures pop up on the colors no matter which video game you choose other than that i do have a uhd 4k in tv modes which is more better
The PPI of the Switch OLED is 209.8. Devices should have a lower PPI than a handheld device because it's further from your eyes. This is why and top-of-the line OLED 4K TVs have PPIs in the 100s, MacBooks have a PPI in the 200s, and iPhones have a PPI in the 400s. The iPhone 4 had a PPI in the 300s, and that was released in 2010! No excuse for Nintendo releasing a 2021 flagship handheld device with a PPI of 210.
I originally had the og switch but I gave to my girl cause I got done with it and now I have the oled, and I saw the full differences from my regular switch to now the oled and not only cause of the screen, you can go over 100 screen recording videos (oled only), the battery do last longer 5-9hrs, the apps are big by comparison especially in person also as a added bonus the back stand and speakers are the best, I love my old switch even if the red model but my oled is the best as well
you can get a WLAN adapter for the OG switch. The LAN port on OLED is far from a selling point if you wish to upgrade. I'm not bothering with upgrading to the OLED, but the OLED should have been the switch we got on release
i’ve had a nintendo 3ds since 2012 and a wii u since 2015 and i’m only here after learning that the online servers have been entirely shut down for pokemon games (x, moon, tournament)
I’m going to buy a switch in a few days and your comment helped a lot. Thank you. I’ve never owned one before and I want one. Just don’t know which one to get.
Which has better volume buttons? If there is any difference in the volume buttons between the two units in terms of their exact size, positioning, responsiveness etc then that can go a long way I think.
imo its not worth it because for being more expensive its just a brighter and colorful screen which is hardly noticeable unless you compare the two and look closely. and while the screen is bigger it doesnt seem worth it. the kickstand is good but unless u rarely play tabletop it's not.
I currently have a switch and ever since the Oled came out I have always thought it was a rip off but until you said the storage was bigger I was wondering if it is worth getting for that?
Me personally I think the oled is way better than the regular Nintendo switch. The oled has way more starting storage bigger screen and better quality, overall you should get the oled version and it comes in two Color’s the regular White one and the classic blue and red.
If you have the 2017 one? Definitely. If you have the 2019 one? Depends on your use, it's not big of a difference for docked mode but for handheld it's much better.
I just bought my first switch today. I got the original. A family friend sold me the console and Mario kart 8 for $100. I wanted the OLED but couldn’t pass up on this deal.
Yes or no. The display is a huge upgrade and everything else is just meh. If you expect to be a next gen or much more powerful than the original switch then don’t even bother upgrading it.
For this being my first switch the deal right now this week is switch with Mario kart and three months online for 300$ or I can get the OLED for 300& what’s your guys opinion?
Can you please please tell me is there any hole for key ring or fob on the Nintendo Switch? Somewhere in the corners? I am copy writer, I really need that info right now :D
The oled offers better viewing,i mean like the sharpness and such. More power efficient too. But the main problem with the oled screen,not only for switch but any device like smartphone or tv or monitor,the will burn in after some time. Especially when the screen is projecting the same thing over and over again for extended period of time. Lcd is less power efficient,less sharp but it doesnt have the burn in problem. For long term,i mean very long term use,i will definitely recommend the v2. But if you are just picking up one for a few years and will upgrade as soon as the pro/2 comes out then go for oled. I prefer oled but when i think for long term usage i will go for v2. And yes most of my friends that has the lcd for more than 5 years,their screen is as good as they bought them. Eventhough they push that thing to the max like almost 6 to 8 hours a day when it was new,it is still good. Which is why for the third time im saying,lcd=long term and oled=short term better sharpness and detail.
Buy a fresh one always, used ones they don't check for hackers that can pinpoint your GPS location, last thing you remembered is getting back into your car and now your mouth is sewn into the B-hole of a pig deep in the southern lands of Alabama far away from civilization, and an old slave house from the year 1824.
399,99 vs 549,99 if u want the Zelda or Pokémon it’s 650 I’m in Canada my switch is getting old I’m wondering if they go on sale this year for holidays should I grab the newer versions bc it works with all same games ect my got scratches the one remote is broken a bit and screen got minor scratches and little chip should o grab new one to be safe next thing new one will be out in year or less and these once there sold out in store it’s gone every unless u go ebay and it’s way more then what it was in store 😅
Thx, are the docks then the console? So when not playing individual and playing with family I then plug the oled or older one into dock and then that plugs into tv and now it’s more a family game console?
don't have switch yet but ill go with og v2 since im planning on playing it on dock mode and i never bring any of my handheld console outside (since gameboy era) so oled is kinda useless to me.
I was led to believe that all OLED displays reduce blue light. Why am I finding no information about this when I google, "Does OLED Nintendo Switches reduce blue light?" That is quite strange.
To me it's a 110 dollar difference cause I will have to buy Mario kart separately from the switch Oled. Unless there are some black Friday deals on the Oled
@@tonydan7749 yeah I’ve been debating between the two. I’m going to get the mk 8 bundle just due to the fact of the price difference. I don’t see myself using it handheld that much either
Good video, there is this perception that ALL games on Switch are only 720p, please Notes SOME games run at 1080p in handheld and docked, but a lot of them do not, just wanted to help clear that up.
Why didn't Nintendo release the Oled one along with normal one or in one year after the normal one release. It took them 5 years to release the oled. If they had done it sooner than most of us would have bought the oled one.
That's not necessarily true. There are other display variables factoring into battery life than LCD vs. OLED. In this case, it turns out that, due to other factors, you do get a longer battery life in the OLED Switch, but your analysis that this is solely because of OLED is not true. There are some OLEDs that do not last as long as LCDs because of things like brightness and PPI
@@AnneALias I only meant it in response to the comment that they have the same battery so they will have the same battery life, which is definitely not true. As for brightness, the OLED reports less battery draw at full brightness than the V1 does at full dim, so this particular OLED screen definitely makes a difference. But you are right, there are other factors to think about.
The screen of my AC switch broke down after two years‘ use and here am I trying to figure out if I should get the screen replaced or just upgrade to an oled
They’re the same yes. But oled has a bigger screen display, higher space, better stand and higher battery life. Even with the bigger screen display. Let’s not forget the better speakers
That’s your choice. If you can sell your original switch for a profit to make up with the $50 cash difference then I’d suggest doing so. If your oled arrives, transfer your data from the original switch to the OLED, because most people would want a clean Nintendo switch
I’m getting the oled for my birthday next month on March 14 ! I can’t wait and I just had to switch lite I think the oled will be better idc what anyone says the regular one ain’t worth it
Bro doesnt know what MONEY is... no ones going to spend extra 50 for a screen difference you wont see , also if you want better sound , just use headphones . also you can get cheap lan adaptors to usb online so 50 more for things that are easy to fix on regular isnt really a good offer.
Don’t tryna run if you don’t know how to walk on this make a best invest for you at the end of the day just buy a good warranty and that’s it you upgrade just pay the difference. Experiment by your self it’s the best review
Can somebody please help me. I want to buy this to my 5 years old daughter. Should i go for the smaler one or bigger one oled? I wanna buy oled but affraid her hands are to small? I know that the standard has smaler screen and oled has bigger.
The Nintendo OLED has a small weight difference, don’t let it scare you, if she uses an iPad then I think she would love the bigger screen size and the higher storage, so get the oled for her
the oled is just way beter the quality is just amazing also the kickstand and maybe not for all people but for me epersonally i neded that ian port and to top it off it has a biger memory and double memory
If your planning on buying the switch for the first time get the OLED. If you got the Nintendo switch already don't buy the OLED don't waste the money. Not much of an upgrade in my opinion. Wait till the Nintendo pro comes out whenever that is.
I wanted get olded they didn’t have it now I brought original and I regret it
@@rophnaicadesruisseaux8950 should have brought it online
i have a lite and want to upgrade, would oled be worth it or should i just get regualr
@@kaitphobic probs wait for a better version
There is no pro
Just to add regarding the LAN connection: for the V2 version, you can still connect to the LAN, but you need a LAN-to-USB adapter. You can buy one for a cheap price online.
what model should i get to play on tv?
@@robi017.Wondering the same thing
@@thelogicalant3986if you plan on never playing handheld it doesn't matter if you get the switch OLED or the normal switch, but don't get the switch lite
@@k1ngkaos252 just bought the OLED today, needed it for the ethernet cable support, what did you buy?
So the OLED is basically what the OG Switch was supposed to be. Oled seems more durable then then the OG which was constantly falling apart when it first came out.
Glad I'm not getting OLED. I don't like the too bright OLED screen, some games like Xenoblade looks less sharper, and there's a lot of OLED's with green tint screen issues. Also I hate ANY chance of burn in. I don't care if someone only got burn in after leaving it on 1600 hours, some got it even staying on a single screen for 5 hours. I'm getting a jailbroken V2 Switch later this month. Also I've gotten used to small screens like PSP and 3DS XL. I tried out my friend's V2 and it's great. I like 0% risk of burn in on the V2 and it's lighter. I tried out the V2 and after a while my wrist were tired, I play 99% of the time handheld and OLED would be slightly heavier than V2 and my wrist would get tired more quickly. Also OLED is more expensive
@@naylisyazwina6836 who asked tho
@@naylisyazwina6836 OLED is switch but better in every way possible. If you don’t like the brightness you can literally tone it down. Bigger screen is better, plus the more improved RGB value makes games look sharper. Oled has better speakers, stand, more space and so fourth. Regarding burn in? Don’t keep it on if you’re not using it, simple, Nintendo even has a built in burn in reduction, it basically forces your brightness down if you’re not using it. Oled has a $50 difference. Sure, but it’s still better than the OG Nintendo switch. If you upgrade you’ll love it more and you can even sell ur original Nintendo for extra profit
@@naylisyazwina6836and, I don’t know how weak you have to be to feel the small weight difference on OLED. Your wrists being tired is because of nintendos poor joycon designs, there already are some alternative controllers to fix this. But whatever
@@naylisyazwina6836 Cope.
The OLED screen becomes color inaccurate when you turn the brightness down and it has a strange grainy/static in grey areas. Not much of an upgrade in my opinion. Alot of OLED Switches also have a problem with the screen being more dim on one side vs the other side of the screen with a dim strip along one edge.
That sucks!
If you have the chance of trying it before you buy or laws allowing exchange of products I would do that.
At least the normal Switch’s display has color differences (more green, more red, morr blue) so the quality on these things are not as good as you might think.
Another way is to buy a pre-owned Switch and ask the seller before deciding on buying it whether they have noticed any screen defects as you and others mentioned.
Pre-owned things can be less of a loss as long as it has no defects
Honestly have not experienced this at all, I have seen some report it though due to variance in the displays (much like the IPS fiasco with the 3ds) as someone else mentioned best to buy it in a place with a good return policy. As a good one (which is most) makes the basic switch look like a screen from a $99 On Walmart branded tablet.
I've had the same Nintendo switch for 5 years and I still feel like it can still last a few more years I love Nintendo switch!
That's with anything if you take care of it will last a good while ..if you are sloppy and lazy and drop it alot and leave near water and let scratch up and eat with it prob want last especially if a kid owns it
It'll last you a lifetime if you take care of it!
@@Blackdynasty123I own a 3ds since 2013 and still works
The switch OLED actually lasts longer than the normal switch. Sure the battery is the same, but a OLED screen is much more power efficient.
While the power efficiency is true, the Nintendo OLED switch runs at a much higher contrast ratio, with more rich colors and actual black colors instead of turning the pixels off. These things lower the battery life to about the same as the regular. The OLED also tends to run at a higher brightness than the regular switch, further bringing the battery life down
@@awwk8452still lasts longer plus the OLED feels faster to even in games
@@BWZZZ Thats your imagination, its the exact same hardware on the insight its impossible to run better in games.
@@awwk8452an oled screen that uses the pixel to turn on a black colour instead of turning the individual pixel off and show true black? Are you suuuure about thaat? Cause that ain’t an oled then.
I just traded in my regular switch for the OLED version and while the internals don't make much difference, boy I was amazed at how much better a device this is externally. First, it feels way sturdier, and now feels like one whole solid device instead of 3 separate pieces wiggling about trying to become one (yes I know they are still 3 separate pieces, but you get the drift - pun intended loll), And that screen, just looking at them side by side, it just makes the games look better in real world use. The LCD on the regular switch always annoyed me as there is an air gap in between the touch display and actual screen, whereas for OLED, it actually feels like Im touching the content since the screen is much closer to the display. I don't think this issue of air gap in LCD vs no air gap in OLED is talked about enough when making comparisons. Overall, I am re-discovering my enjoyment of the Switch games now, no regrets on the trade in!
thanks for the info man
Yea I tell everyone. Even if you already own a switch the OLED is worth getting. I own both and I don’t regret it at all. The OLED takes the gameplay experience on handheld to another level.
Where did u trade it in?
@@Adhveya17463 Just the local game store :)
@@Riverrattie87 what's it called though?
Thank you! Great review, I am going with OLED because of you. Easiness on eyes, better speakers etc. were some of the things I liked and it seems to be worth for $50 extra.
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I just ordered a switch oled for my birthday last week and it looked gorgeous. I’m not touching my oled yet till my temper glass a protective case and traveling case is delivered by Friday
Thanks mate, this is the video I needed. Will definitely get the OLED now
What people are forgetting is the original Switch received a battery life upgrade. So if you compare the original launch day Switch with the Oled, there actually is a difference in battery life. There’s only no difference when comparing the newer models of the original Switch vs. Oled.
I now have them both, and they are brand new, I am waiting on the new switch 2. I am also trying to collect all nintendo back to when it started. I'm 54, and rember when it all came to life. I got the privilege to play games at the arcade, long before gaming became available in your home
Ahhh brother I'm 41 and have been collecting from NES and current. My first arcade experiences that I really remember that made an impression was double dragon final fight TMNT arcade.. then moved onto the NES in 87 88 contra Zelda and Mario 2 N 3 and ninja garden . Got I hated Atari 2600 when I was a lil kid. Nintendo was true immersion for the first time. The music and art work . To have been shocked by every advancement made over the years in gamings progression will never be felt again
Battery life is much better on the OLED due to the more power efficient screen despite the battery being the same size.
Bought a Lite. Good little boy. Last week I got a standard as a gift🎉
Standard is good
I agreed so the Oled has more space for games
I have an LG OLED television. It was literally the best TV I've ever owned in my entire life until the screen got burned in. Now I'm scared of OLED's do you have any idea if the screen on the switch will burn in with OLED?
All oled screens get burned. Its just a matter of time. Sometimes its a year sometimes its 10. Its not possible for a screen to never get a burn in. In the switch idsay itd about 3 years of intense playing. Thats what most people say and i concur as well.
@@Mangafluxgaming Thanks for your reply! Helpful!!
@@proudestmikey lol fool. Everyone knows oled TVs domt work. Domt ever buy those types of tvs
WULFF DEN got one and it burned in after a few months of being on a static image turned on
@@Mangafluxgaming it hasnt been around for 3 years... pure hearsay, and if you take care of your tv it wont burn in, OLED is no where near as bad as plasma was, yet everybody still basically goes off of the old plasma specs and it literally hurts my head, burn in isnt inevitable in OLED, its a consequence of poor care
This guy was great straight to the point thanks
For my recommendation, if you are buying your first ever switch I would recommend the OLED because I fit mine in Christmas and I love it
Traded my v1 Nintendo into GameStop for $130 towards the OLED, the screen is fantastic and the 7 inch really makes a difference imo (that’s what she said)
@@jd5507 Ayo pause
Held out on the switch for the longest time and first one I ever bought was the OLED. Love mine
I bet you regret holding out. The switch is awesome! Got a ps5 for the family and these guys have played it a total of 2 times and returned to playing the switch. We love it so much we got an OLED and it was worth it.
SAME I just bought an OLED and I was fearful but tbh it was only a $50 difference from the previous gen versus this. I didn't mind spending an extra amount for the OLED.
I don’t plan on playing the switch as a handheld, because I usually get really bad headaches when playing on portable consoles.
From what I see here, it might just be the better, and more cost effective option to get the classic switch.
I love videos like this I like to know what’s in the box and how it works before I buy stuff like this
I upgraded to a Switch oled because I wanted a better battery from my V1 model, and while the upgrades are very small I love my switch oled way more then my older switch not only for the way WAY better kick stand, but the nicer screen
I’ve always wanted one but , never felt the urge strong enough to pull the trigger . Seeing how the OLED model has better screen quality , double the internal memory from factory and better speakers makes me think it was a good idea to wait before securing one lol
I have a switch oled but at some games you couldn't tell if its 4K but not uhd just 4 k on 720 but still pictures pop up on the colors no matter which video game you choose other than that i do have a uhd 4k in tv modes which is more better
I'm saving for Oled because it's gonna be my first. I'm willing to spend that extra 50€ to get a bigger screen and more storage
@KabertaNxgroCxntmankickstand and compared to lite it’s even bigger
@KabertaNxgroCxntmanit’s the same price too lol both go for 300
The regular is only worth it if you NEVER play portable...the oled screen is worth the extra $50
The PPI of the Switch OLED is 209.8.
Devices should have a lower PPI than a handheld device because it's further from your eyes. This is why and top-of-the line OLED 4K TVs have PPIs in the 100s, MacBooks have a PPI in the 200s, and iPhones have a PPI in the 400s.
The iPhone 4 had a PPI in the 300s, and that was released in 2010! No excuse for Nintendo releasing a 2021 flagship handheld device with a PPI of 210.
but the price of those phones is absurd
@@educampsrocks the 2020 iPhone SE is only $400, the same price, but still has a much better screen. No excuses for 720p in 2022
@@deleted_215 a 720p OLED screen is better than a 1080p IPS screen
Finally, someone who gets the point I’m trying to say!
Maybe it saves on the battery?
Thank you for making this. As a first time Nintendo user, ill get the OLED Switch unless it gets too expensive.
It's on sale now so I bought it and I am only one day in but already happy with my choice. It's my first Switch too.
The OLED switch has a bigger screen than the normal switch but you can connect it to your tv also in Australia the oled is 200$ extra
But if I only want to play on TV do the differences also matter?
I originally had the og switch but I gave to my girl cause I got done with it and now I have the oled, and I saw the full differences from my regular switch to now the oled and not only cause of the screen, you can go over 100 screen recording videos (oled only), the battery do last longer 5-9hrs, the apps are big by comparison especially in person also as a added bonus the back stand and speakers are the best, I love my old switch even if the red model but my oled is the best as well
i have the Malaysian Oled
Definitely the OLED. I have the neon red and blue OLED and it’s definitely worth it!!
you can get a WLAN adapter for the OG switch. The LAN port on OLED is far from a selling point if you wish to upgrade. I'm not bothering with upgrading to the OLED, but the OLED should have been the switch we got on release
I just brought my first Nintendo Switch and it's the OLED version one is the one that I actually wanted to buy so thanks for that
Oled also has improved battery
i’ve had a nintendo 3ds since 2012 and a wii u since 2015 and i’m only here after learning that the online servers have been entirely shut down for pokemon games (x, moon, tournament)
What you mean the battery life is the same? The capacity is same, but the oled displays are more efficient in terms of battery.
It's not worth it just get the regular 1 and buy a game with the extra 50
I’m going to buy a switch in a few days and your comment helped a lot. Thank you. I’ve never owned one before and I want one. Just don’t know which one to get.
Same I ended up getting the switch. Didn’t see much of a difference for me
@@ImAshleeS now that I think about it I think I’m gonna go with the OLED for the storage and it’s only a $50 difference.
@@twenty8988 let me know how it is when you get it. I’ll be receiving mind in like 5 days.
@@ImAshleeS fasho! I will remember to come back to this thread. I get it in like 3 days.
Which has better volume buttons? If there is any difference in the volume buttons between the two units in terms of their exact size, positioning, responsiveness etc then that can go a long way I think.
both volume buttons feel the same to me
imo its not worth it because for being more expensive its just a brighter and colorful screen which is hardly noticeable unless you compare the two and look closely. and while the screen is bigger it doesnt seem worth it. the kickstand is good but unless u rarely play tabletop it's not.
I currently have a switch and ever since the Oled came out I have always thought it was a rip off but until you said the storage was bigger I was wondering if it is worth getting for that?
Me personally I think the oled is way better than the regular Nintendo switch. The oled has way more starting storage bigger screen and better quality, overall you should get the oled version and it comes in two Color’s the regular White one and the classic blue and red.
Nah bro u have to spend 50$ extra and barely has more gigabytes
If you have the 2017 one? Definitely. If you have the 2019 one? Depends on your use, it's not big of a difference for docked mode but for handheld it's much better.
@@mihailoaleksic3330 i have the 2017 one and i got it in 2018
Just buy an sd card
I just bought my first switch today. I got the original. A family friend sold me the console and Mario kart 8 for $100. I wanted the OLED but couldn’t pass up on this deal.
Is it worth upgrading from the normal switch to the oled?
yEs
@@Quantexture really? Did u do it? And do u recommend it?
@@crafantastic5000 uhh.... kinda. It is recommended if buying for the first time.... but, it's your choice if you wanna upgrade it to the OLED version
Yes or no. The display is a huge upgrade and everything else is just meh. If you expect to be a next gen or much more powerful than the original switch then don’t even bother upgrading it.
They both had 720p screen
Can you play the OLED switch on a TV via an HDMI cable? I think Ibresd that the OLED SWITCH couldn't be connected to a TV.
Battery is the same but one has a more powerful screen so how do they both last the same. Its doubtful.
Nice quick concise video
From a lite, to an oled... I think it's worth it
it is :D
I never game on it as a handheld, only on tv or a monitor so the screen doesn’t matter to me. Oled looks nice
The OLED doesnt look super nice though!
when i subscribe to nintendo switch online can i play the newer mario games or do i have to buy them anyway?
@@robi017.buy them
@@robi017.yeah you still have to buy the games. Switch online just lets you play multiplayer
Which one should i get the oled is 5 euros more
Soon to be switch owner here, need suggestions, switch or switch OLED?? which is better?
Switch oled
I honestly think it’s not worth the upgrade I’m my opinion
You're wrong on the Screen size. It's 6.2 vs 7.0 inches
For this being my first switch the deal right now this week is switch with Mario kart and three months online for 300$ or I can get the OLED for 300& what’s your guys opinion?
the best switch games are single player and online likely won't be used as often as you'd think, the OLED looks much better too
Hello nice review, but wondering can I play all the versions of this video game Contras on any of this console??
I think if you can't afford oled go to the regular
Is it really that f difficult to save extra $50 for an oled switch???? If people are so tight with money then might as well don’t buy any console.
Very helpful. Tnx😊
I have a Nintendo Switch OLED, but looks like it has more storage than original one.
Because it does
Great vid, feedback if interested, maybe tone down the pop sound effects. It was a bit distracting for me after the first 5-6.
"Great vid, feedback if interested, maybe tone down the pop sound effects. It was a bit distracting for me after the first 5-6."
FOR ME!
Can you please please tell me is there any hole for key ring or fob on the Nintendo Switch? Somewhere in the corners? I am copy writer, I really need that info right now :D
Can you play physical games from switch to the OLED?
Yes
You can also use the original Nintendo switch dock on the oled, even if you switch joycons
The oled offers better viewing,i mean like the sharpness and such. More power efficient too. But the main problem with the oled screen,not only for switch but any device like smartphone or tv or monitor,the will burn in after some time. Especially when the screen is projecting the same thing over and over again for extended period of time. Lcd is less power efficient,less sharp but it doesnt have the burn in problem. For long term,i mean very long term use,i will definitely recommend the v2. But if you are just picking up one for a few years and will upgrade as soon as the pro/2 comes out then go for oled. I prefer oled but when i think for long term usage i will go for v2. And yes most of my friends that has the lcd for more than 5 years,their screen is as good as they bought them. Eventhough they push that thing to the max like almost 6 to 8 hours a day when it was new,it is still good. Which is why for the third time im saying,lcd=long term and oled=short term better sharpness and detail.
I bought an Animal Crossing old Switch before the OLED dropped.
Since my Switch is always docked, I’m good.
Doesnt the Oled Switch run with less power (aka lower electric bill)? Or am I wrong?
bro in australia the oled is it 500 and regular is like 400
I'm going to get me an OLED Nintendo Switch to retire my original Nintendo Switch from 2018 👍🤠👍
Good luck
@@UrMomsHouseRightNow much appreciated. I deserve my gifts right now
I wanted to buy the oled one. Should I buy it for 350 or a used one for 280?
Buy a fresh one always, used ones they don't check for hackers that can pinpoint your GPS location, last thing you remembered is getting back into your car and now your mouth is sewn into the B-hole of a pig deep in the southern lands of Alabama far away from civilization, and an old slave house from the year 1824.
399,99 vs 549,99 if u want the Zelda or Pokémon it’s 650 I’m in Canada my switch is getting old I’m wondering if they go on sale this year for holidays should I grab the newer versions bc it works with all same games ect my got scratches the one remote is broken a bit and screen got minor scratches and little chip should o grab new one to be safe next thing new one will be out in year or less and these once there sold out in store it’s gone every unless u go ebay and it’s way more then what it was in store 😅
Thx, are the docks then the console? So when not playing individual and playing with family I then plug the oled or older one into dock and then that plugs into tv and now it’s more a family game console?
When you dock them they become the console yes. It's funny, the oled looks like a smaller version of the wii when it's docked.
The oled isn't worth it because after 3k hours the oled screen will burn and the original wont burn
I got the Switch V2 two years ago and play on tv mode 90% of the time so I'm gonna skip the OLED
don't have switch yet but ill go with og v2 since im planning on playing it on dock mode and i never bring any of my handheld console outside (since gameboy era) so oled is kinda useless to me.
Im also about to buy a v2 however the joycon drift situation is scaring me and making me question if i should just avoid buying one.
@@endriti2234 I have had an og switch for 3 years and my joycons have started drifting after about a year of use each.
@@endriti2234 If you don't want stick drift, buy NYXI Gamecube joycons, when it's about the controller, it's the 8BitDo Ultimate
Oled has 64 gbs of space whilst the OG has 32 gb.
I was led to believe that all OLED displays reduce blue light. Why am I finding no information about this when I google, "Does OLED Nintendo Switches reduce blue light?" That is quite strange.
I do notice the strain on my eyes with OLED is a lot better.
Which should I get for my first switch.
Regular switch with Mario kart bundle or switch oled?
To me it's a 110 dollar difference cause I will have to buy Mario kart separately from the switch Oled. Unless there are some black Friday deals on the Oled
I just recently bought the regular switch for my kids first switch since it came with Mario Kart. It was a good bundle.
@@duhbulars yeah u can't beat it
@@tonydan7749 yeah I’ve been debating between the two. I’m going to get the mk 8 bundle just due to the fact of the price difference. I don’t see myself using it handheld that much either
@beckayshaw6083 good choice unless you are die hard switch played the og switch is more than enough
Good video, there is this perception that ALL games on Switch are only 720p, please Notes SOME games run at 1080p in handheld and docked, but a lot of them do not, just wanted to help clear that up.
It's resolution is 1280 p
Original switch and nintendo switch oled has resolution is 1280 p
@@OliverKane3582 yes the resolution is 1280×720
Why didn't Nintendo release the Oled one along with normal one or in one year after the normal one release. It took them 5 years to release the oled. If they had done it sooner than most of us would have bought the oled one.
If you have the old/og one and payed games to have it there. Can you transfer it over to the oled one?
Should definitely get more battery life out of the OLED screen
That's not necessarily true. There are other display variables factoring into battery life than LCD vs. OLED. In this case, it turns out that, due to other factors, you do get a longer battery life in the OLED Switch, but your analysis that this is solely because of OLED is not true. There are some OLEDs that do not last as long as LCDs because of things like brightness and PPI
@@AnneALias I only meant it in response to the comment that they have the same battery so they will have the same battery life, which is definitely not true. As for brightness, the OLED reports less battery draw at full brightness than the V1 does at full dim, so this particular OLED screen definitely makes a difference. But you are right, there are other factors to think about.
8 hours isn't bad
I litreally like the oled screen, is nintendo switch oled is super good at all then normal switch, its nicer then normal, so i kinda like it
The screen of my AC switch broke down after two years‘ use and here am I trying to figure out if I should get the screen replaced or just upgrade to an oled
Upgrade
I upgraded because the normal was broken by me
So...they are the same...one just has a better stand and a LAN cable input. I'm getting the regular switch
They’re the same yes. But oled has a bigger screen display, higher space, better stand and higher battery life. Even with the bigger screen display. Let’s not forget the better speakers
Also also, oled has better fans than the regular switch.
Do the switches have games in them when you first buy it?
No
i already have a og nintendo switch from 2017 do i buy the OLED model?
That’s your choice. If you can sell your original switch for a profit to make up with the $50 cash difference then I’d suggest doing so. If your oled arrives, transfer your data from the original switch to the OLED, because most people would want a clean Nintendo switch
"But it is not like, super super stable. It's slightly disappointing..."
*knocks over OLED with the Switch*
lol
Thanks for sharing!!
I’m getting the oled for my birthday next month on March 14 ! I can’t wait and I just had to switch lite I think the oled will be better idc what anyone says the regular one ain’t worth it
Bro doesnt know what MONEY is...
no ones going to spend extra 50 for a screen difference you wont see , also if you want better sound , just use headphones .
also you can get cheap lan adaptors to usb online so 50 more for things that are easy to fix on regular isnt really a good offer.
I might get a switch oled for Christmas
get one bro, screen looks soo good chillin' in bed
what model should i get to play on tv?
In tv only I'd say regular but for both handheld and TV I'd say oled
Don’t tryna run if you don’t know how to walk on this make a best invest for you at the end of the day just buy a good warranty and that’s it you upgrade just pay the difference. Experiment by your self it’s the best review
Old Nintendo looks cool and having a great colours but the new one is pretty because my fav colour is white
I think oled is better to Nintendo switch v2
Definitely getting the OLED
Is no one gonna notice at 3:33 the oled says "low console battery" 😂
oles is more power sawing so there is battery life difference
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I would want the white controllers Nintendo switch the screen is big but blue and red one is small screen but I still like it
Can somebody please help me. I want to buy this to my 5 years old daughter. Should i go for the smaler one or bigger one oled? I wanna buy oled but affraid her hands are to small? I know that the standard has smaler screen and oled has bigger.
The Nintendo OLED has a small weight difference, don’t let it scare you, if she uses an iPad then I think she would love the bigger screen size and the higher storage, so get the oled for her
the oled is just way beter the quality is just amazing also the kickstand and maybe not for all people but for me epersonally i neded that ian port and to top it off it has a biger memory and double memory
İ bought an unused oled switch for the normal switch’s price (: