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Nintendo Switch OLED is a unique console that doesn't have the enhanced core performance expected from the outside world, but adds a lot of thoughtful details.
With a smaller, more compact box, the first thing that sets the Nintendo Switch OLED apart from the rest is the dramatic reduction in size of its box.
The new frosted material of the Switch OLED is also more fingerprint resistant and has a non-slip effect to improve stability when holding the console.
One of the key features of the Switch OLED is that the storage space has been increased from the previous 16GB to 32GB, allowing more games to be installed without an additional memory card.
Game installed on the internal storage will read faster than on a physical memory card, so the increased capacity will help to improve the gaming experience.
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The Switch OLED dock adds an RJ-45 network hole, so you don't have to buy additional accessories if you want to connect to a wired network.
When placed alongside the previous console, the Switch OLED is definitely the brightest and most colorful.
The Switch OLED is also the console with the loudest and best sound output from the built-in speakers of the three consoles, and even the previously inaudible bass and treble details are now highlighted.
The back of the Switch has been changed to a non-swivel stand, and the OLED version not only allows you to adjust the tilt angle freely, but also stands up better than previous consoles.
If you don't have a Switch yet, I would recommend get the OLED version, which has double the storage capacity and a TV dock with a network hole, making it even more convenient for everyday use.