The new Nintendo Switch OLED model features exactly what its name suggests: an OLED display that's bigger and brighter than previous models.
The new model sports an impressive 7-inch screen - larger than the 6.2-inch screen on the standard model and the 5.5-inch one on the Switch Lite.
According to Nintendo, the device has improved sound, twice the storage of the regular Switch at 64 GB and a wide adjustable stand featuring a wired LAN port.
The new Switch has the same 720p resolution as the regular model, so you won't notice much difference in that department.
As one of the company's most popular consoles, Nintendo sold 28.8 million Switch consoles in the year ended March 31 and, the Switch's life-to-date sales is at nearly 85 million units shipped worldwide since 2017.
Recently, Nintendo of America announced that Bluetooth capabilities are finally available on the Nintendo Switch following a new software update.
The Nintendo Switch OLED model is available worldwide starting today for $349.99..
