The Nintendo Switch OLED is priced at $349/£309/AU$539 while the regular Nintendo Switch is still priced at the same $299/£279/AU$469 cost it was at launch back in 2017.

The Nintendo Switch OLED looks to have a few tricks under its sleeve, after someone cracked open the Switch OLED's new and improved TV dock and found evidence of 4K capability hidden in plain view.

On a 4K display the difference that the mClassic makes in terms of how Nintendo Switch OLED games look and run is marked, and it really makes the new console feel a lot more modern – and ...

Get the most out of your Nintendo Switch 2 with these 3 TVs I've picked to pair with it, including one of the best OLED TVs I've seen The temptation of 4K 4K resolution is one of the biggest buzz ...

A 4K Nintendo Switch is the rumor that just won’t quit, with a new teardown suggesting that the Nintendo Switch OLED dock can support 4K output and 60 frames per second gaming. That's according ...

Users of the new Nintendo Switch OLED console have been speculating whether it will support 4K resolution output in the future. Speculation began when twitter user SciresM datamined the Switch OS ...

An upgraded Nintendo Switch model featuring an OLED display from Samsung, as well as support for 4K resolution when docked, is reportedly set for a reveal by Nintendo later this year.

The New Nintendo Switch OLED Doesn't Need 4K, Let's Be Real Upgrades like battery life or even more storage are nice, but Nintendo does fine without them ...

The so-called Nintendo Switch Pro could get a 7-inch OLED display. It's also expected to bump up resoultion to 4K when connected to a TV.

4K Nintendo Switch Pro is still years away, experts say. ... The Nintendo Switch OLED Model will be released on October 8, 2021. This article was originally published on July 8, 2021.

The Switch OLED's battery offers from 4.5 to 9 hours of gameplay. In our Switch OLED review , we were able to get up to 5 hours of battery life. Nintendo says that the Switch 2 will house a ...

According to Nintendo Prime, the cable that the Nintendo Switch OLED ships with is a HDMI 2.0 (which is required for 4K output), and the cable is also 4K ready.