News & Reviews:   Nintendo Switch OLED specs

If you have a Nintendo Switch, you may have encountered this problem once or twice - disconnection. The Switch relies entirely on WiFi for Internet connectivity, which might not be reliable depending on your setup and place. But you could fix that by getting the new dock.

Today is the day of the official Nintendo Switch OLED launch globally. In case you missed it, the official price is RM1699 and you can probably find some in our local gaming stores across the nation. In conjunction with the launch, Nintendo also released an interview with the Switch OLED developers on their thoughts of the new console variant.

It's been a long time coming but we finally have some official details of the Nintendo Switch OLED edition. In this short news, sources have confirmed that the new console variant will cost RM1699 only and it's coming on 8 October 2021.

Earlier this week, Nintendo finally announced another new model to the Switch console series. While it's not the Pro model that's been rumoured for months, the OLED model does come with some upgrades. One of them is a new dock that will be available in black or white colours.

Earlier this week, Nintendo made a surprise announcement regarding the Nintendo Switch. If you weren't aware, there are pieces of rumoured news about a potential Switch Pro console over the past few months. Dubbed as the Nintendo Switch OLED, it is scheduled to be released on 8 October 2021 for $349.99 (~RM1455) RM1699.

Of course, Switch fans have also gotten into a debate of whether the OLED variant is worth upgrading to. And for those who plan on purchasing a Switch during the pandemic, is it worth getting the new variant over the standard or Lite one? To give you a clearer picture, let's compare the three of them.