Nintendo has announced the second revision to its popular console-handheld hybrid, the Nintendo Switch. The new Switch OLED joins the standard Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite in what the company is calling its family of Switch systems. The Switch OLED will launch on October 8. If you're in the market for a new Switch system and considering holding out for the OLED model, here's how the systems compare.
Key Differences
Essentially, the two Switch hardware revisions can be thought of as branching paths from the original model. The standard Switch has detachable Joy-Con controllers, an LCD touchscreen, and the ability to switch (hence the name) between a "docked" TV mode and a handheld mode.
The Switch Lite is a less expensive, slimmed down model that removes some features in favor of a purely handheld focus. Its control scheme is similar to a standard Switch with attached Joy-Cons, but they're built onto the body of the device and no longer removable. It also removes the ability to dock the system to your TV to play on a big screen. As the trade-off for these concessions, though, it's a smaller, lighter device built to function as a handheld, and comes in three varieties of body colors.
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