I had the LED, but the OLED screen is like night and day; the difference in colors is huge, of course it's less bright, but the main use is indoors! Just what you need for vacations. I was going to buy the Switch 2 and changed my mind as soon as I saw the prices, so I decided to go for the OLED and I didn't regret it

I have to say that it is very nice for cozy gaming.
However, it seems very strange to me that a console of this era has such low capabilities.
That is, to run Fortnite at 30 fps in 1080p (in relaxed situations) and if you happen to make sudden camera movements etc., the fps drop to 15 at best.

Conclusion: If you want it for a small child of 8 years old or to take it on holidays or anywhere else for casual use, then it is worth it.
If you are a hardcore gamer and chase good performance, it's not worth it.

Famous console, I bought it and preferred it instead of the Switch 2 which now has a 200+€ difference from the regular one. For the kids, the graphics are still holding up...

It's worth the money only for the "atmosphere" (if you know what I mean), as you can unlock its power and play quite a few games at 60fps (even in handheld mode).

The best switch choice. I have seen comparison videos with the Switch 2 which conclude that the Switch 2 is not worth the extra money you would spend.

Very good portable device with a plethora of games, just know that they are extremely expensive. Fortunately, I recommend it to future users as well. I chipped it and relaxed: 140 euros with 30 free games on a memory card, which if you count each game at 50 euros, you save 1500 euros. Do it yesterday with a cost of 120 euros

Already 2 years in my possession...
Amazing console, especially for someone who travels or wants something easily manageable in hand while lounging on the couch.
Very nice games and with some, if you connect it to the TV, the whole family can play together.
You also get a small case and you have everything with you and organized so you don’t have to look for them... cables, charger, dock, controllers, and games...
I haven’t regretted getting it for a moment.

For Nintendo fans, it's the best. The battery doesn't last long and the games are now extremely expensive in the store, but as a console, it's excellent

I will mention the biggest downside that exists.....the dock station easily damages the connector that transfers the signal from the console to the TV...... In my opinion, you have three options: either you buy all the games digitally so you don't have to keep inserting and removing discs..... or you buy an HDMI adapter with USB-C, or you go for the expensive solution of buying a new dock which costs about 100€.

It doesn't have the best resolution by modern standards, but the games it has like Zelda and Metroid are unique, and also amazing portability as you can take it with you wherever you want.

For some reason when I bought it, it was cheaper than the 19 model which is older and doesn't have an OLED screen...

Gift for my boyfriend, along with Pokémon Scarlet which he has loved since he was a little kid. I would definitely recommend the OLED over the regular one; the graphics are excellent

I upgraded from the regular model to this one because I had it for several years and it wasn't worth repairing. It is very valuable in terms of performance, especially for users who actually use its screen instead of continuous use on the TV.

I got it for family movement games. I'm not interested in classic titles. For now, this console along with the sports game offers this very well.

Nice exterior design
Good sound
Average battery life
Sensitive controls
Expensive games
Does not include Zelda game

For the 2024 is not as good a device as it sounds, its main advantage is the motion feature which is not used enough. Games are very expensive (AAA titles prices even years after release) and the graphics are quite outdated. New titles basically play on low settings. Very good for casual tabletop and motion games, maybe even for relaxed gaming and nostalgia for older times but definitely not recommended as a first console, but as a supplementary one.

Excellent and very successful console from Nintendo. Definitely worth it. The OLED has a larger screen than the classic version. However, for those planning to do something like jailbreak on the console, they should know that OLEDs require a chip, and the process is much more difficult.

In the positives:
1. Ease of use. Portable, simple and fast menu, you open the console, insert the cassette and play immediately, wherever you want.
2. OLED screen larger than v1
3. Exclusive good games like Zelda, Mario, Metroid, pokemon, switch sports, donkey Kong country.
4. Controllers with motion-sensing technology like the good old Wii.
5. Ability to play with existing controllers as well.
6. Accepts Bluetooth headphones.
7. Connects to the television.

In the negatives:
1. Heavy games from other studios play mediocre compared to other consoles.
2. The price is high and the games, no matter how old they get, maintain their initial price compared to other consoles where the price of the game can drop in half within a year.

Amazing console for both kids and adults, with a wide variety of games and the most important thing is the portability of the console. You can play with many of your friends from close range, from the internet anywhere. The OLED screen is incredible. Meanwhile, the joy-cons support motion mode in certain games. Nintendo is very ahead. I highly recommend it.

A decent gaming console. On the positive side, it offers ultimate portability and a reasonable price. On the negative side, its reduced performance compared to other gaming consoles results in even ports of titles from other consoles not functioning properly (recent examples being Harry Potter and Batman). The only way to fully immerse yourself in the world of Pokemon, Mario, Link, and many other Nintendo exclusives.

We have had it for only 2 weeks, so I can't say much, but it definitely has the capability to play unlimitedly (at home, in the car, everywhere), as well as a variety of games, which is why Nintendo is one of the top companies in its field for me. As for the battery, I can't say anything at the moment because we play with a time limit. We have been very satisfied

So I bought the Zelda edition of the switch 1 and a half months ago. Truly a beautiful machine. The console, controllers, and dock all have designs, while the cords you tie to your hands are gold. The pros are the same as the standard edition of the console (variety of games, etc.). The cons are that the battery drains very quickly, especially if the screen is very bright. I don't know about the controllers, they feel a bit loose and sometimes disconnect in certain games. The extra pair I bought fits better. In terms of its price, I can't say it's worth it. I bought it from abroad 100 euros cheaper than in Greece.

Everything is great, the only downsides are that it only has 1 cassette slot, so you have to constantly insert and remove them, which can be a bit tiring. Oh, and by the way, the Nintendo e-shop is really expensive. What's up with that?