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Nintendo Switch OLED upgrades. (Image credit: Nintendo) To review briefly, there are four main differences between the base Switch and the Switch OLED: The base Switch has a 6-inch LCD screen; the
Nintendo Switch - OLED Model Neon Blue/Neon Red set - REFURBISHED. Sold out. $319.99. Hardware. Order status Redeem code Top picks for you Store support. Shop refurbished Nintendo Switch™, and Dock is the exact same. The only real differences are the screen, the battery life and the fact that it runs much cooler. Hail to the King, Baby. For Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo Switch, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Og Switch and switch v2 differences between docks". Finally decided To upgrade from the V1 to the V2 Mario 3D edition obsessed!!! I’ve had my original Nintendo switch since launched back in 2017. I thought the red would be closer to my super Mario odyssey edition joy-cons but they aren’t however this system is beautiful.
Bigger and more beautiful. It’s amazing. Yes. The main upgrade is the OLED screen. If your current switch is working fine for you I would keep it. Hell yeah brother. I just made the v1 to oled update and it's so nice, between better build quality, battery life and of course the much nicer screen.
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    • is my switch v1 or v2