| Condition | Used, tested by Galaxus |
| Appearance | Slight traces of use |
| Functioning | Flawless functioning |
| Packaging | Slight traces of use |
| Scope of delivery | Complete (Original) |
| Warranty | 24 months Warranty (Bring-in) |
Video game fans get another option for playing a huge selection of Nintendo Switch titles with the OLED model of the Nintendo Switch. The OLED model is about as wide and as high as the original Nintendo Switch console, but has a larger 7-inch OLED screen with intense colour and high contrast. Nintendo Switch (OLED model) also has a wide, adjustable stand for use in tabletop mode, a station with LAN connection for a stable internet connection and 64 GB of internal memory. In addition, there are also integrated speakers that provide high-quality sound when playing in handheld or tabletop mode. As with Nintendo Switch, players can also play on the TV screen with Nintendo Switch (OLED model) in TV mode. Whether alone or together: simply pull the detachable Joy-Con out of the console and off you go. And like Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite, Nintendo Switch (OLED model) can also be easily taken anywhere. All previously released Joy-Con for Nintendo Switch are compatible with the OLED model.
Console | Nintendo Switch |
Game world | Nintendo |
Item number | 24939646 |
Manufacturer | Nintendo |
Category | Game consoles |
Manufacturer no. | 10009866 |
Release date | 28.4.2023 |
May include power adapter | No |
Colour | Multicoloured |
Exact colour description | White / Gold |
Console | Nintendo Switch |
Platform | Switch OLED |
Packaging Language | French, German, Italian |
PEGI | 7 Years |
USK | 7 Years |
USB ports | USB-A, USB-C |
Video connections | HDMI (1x) |
Audio Connections | Headphone output (1x), Headphones |
Network connections | RJ45 (1x) |
Wireless transmission | Bluetooth |
Connections | 3.5mm jack, HDMI, USB, WLAN |
Display size (inches) | 7" |
Image resolution | 1280 x 720 pixels |
Graphics card model | Tegra |
Memory capacity (RAM) | 4 GB |
Disk type | eMMC |
Memory card type | microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC |
Storage capacity | 64 GB |
Power supply | Electrical connection, Rechargeable battery operated |
Country of origin | China |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | 2 Joy-Con wrist straps, Nintendo Switch adapter |
Length | 10.20 cm |
Width | 24.20 cm |
Height | 10.20 cm |
Weight | 420 g |
Length | 25.90 cm |
Width | 22.80 cm |
Height | 10.50 cm |
Weight | 1.51 kg |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusThe Nintendo Switch OLED is technically slightly more powerful than its predecessor, but also costs significantly more money. However, it is the first choice for anyone who primarily uses the Switch in handheld mode. Those who only play via dock on the TV will be better off with the cheaper model.
The Switch (OLED) is the best version of the console. But it's a more difficult upgrade because there are no performance improvements. The OLED display is excellent and is complemented by a new stand and small improvements. Basically, current Switch owners won't buy a new Switch OLED and will stick with their Switch...
For around 350 euros, you get a lot of added value with the Switch OLED. In addition to the improved display, you benefit from some useful improvements such as the clear sound and the larger storage space. If you already own a Switch, you don't have to get a second one. After all, it's still basically the same console and not a completely new device...
The Switch OLED isn't quite the big hit - Nintendo hasn't incorporated enough innovations for that. The display is bigger and the picture is nice, the slight changes to the design and construction are nice. First and foremost, gamers who play in handheld mode will benefit from this...
Finally, the question of price and our assessment of who might find the premium model worthwhile: Depending on the dealer you choose, the OLED model currently costs between 350 and 360 euros, which is 20 to 30 euros more than the LCD model. For those who do not yet own a Switch, the small surcharge compared to the visually dusty LCD model is definitely justified, because the Switch library is undoubtedly...