--- product_id: 336143643 title: "Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White" brand: "nintendo" price: "£373.62" currency: GBP in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Nintendo" url: https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/336143643-nintendo-switch-oled-model-white store_origin: GB region: Great Britain --- # Enhanced onboard audio Dock with wired LAN port 7-inch OLED vibrant display Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White **Brand:** nintendo **Price:** £373.62 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎮 Elevate your game anywhere with the Switch OLED – where vibrant meets versatile! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White by nintendo - **How much does it cost?** £373.62 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/336143643-nintendo-switch-oled-model-white) ## Best For - nintendo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted nintendo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Play Modes:** Seamlessly switch between handheld, tabletop, and TV gaming to fit your busy lifestyle. - • **64GB Internal Storage:** Download and store your favorite games without immediate need for extra memory. - • **Stable Wired LAN Dock:** Enjoy lag-free online gaming with a dedicated wired connection in TV mode. - • **Vivid 7-inch OLED Screen:** Experience gaming in stunning color and contrast that makes every pixel pop. - • **Adjustable Wide Kickstand:** Customize your tabletop play angle for ultimate comfort and multiplayer fun anywhere. ## Overview The Nintendo Switch OLED Model redefines portable gaming with a brilliant 7-inch OLED screen, enhanced audio, and a wide adjustable stand for comfortable tabletop play. Featuring 64GB internal storage and a dock equipped with a wired LAN port, it offers stable online connectivity and seamless transition between handheld, tabletop, and TV modes. Perfect for millennials seeking immersive gaming on the go or at home, this sleek white console combines style, performance, and social multiplayer flexibility. ## Description Product Description Meet the newest member of the Nintendo Switch family. The new system features a vibrant 7-inch OLED screen, a wide adjustable stand, a dock with a wired LAN port, 64 GB of internal storage, and enhanced audio. Play anytime, anywhere, with anyone. Nintendo Switch can transform to suit your situation, so you can play the games you want, no matter how busy life may be. Box Contains The main console unit, the dock, Left/Right Joy-Con controllers, wrist straps, Joy-Con Grip, AC power adaptor and an HDMI cable Review: Excellent handheld console - Full and pretty long Nintendo Switch OLED review, from a serious gamer. Ummed and arred about this console for quite some time before taking the plunge and buying it with a bundle, case, game and SD card. I have other individual reviews for those products on my profile. When I say I am serious about gaming I am playing at least 5 times a week have been playing now for over 2 decades and have had all the latest consoles, handhelds and PC’s so am confident I can give a full review of this console. I haven't purchased online so couldn't comment on that side of the Switch but everything else I have engaged with. First of nice and simple I like it I’m also glad I have it. The OLED Switch is the one I think you should go for in my personal opinion, having played on the normal Switch and seeing the size of the Lite Switch I feel like for the extra money the OLED is the best choice. Also the Switch lite is unable to dock and remove it’s controllers which is half the point of the Switch in my opinion. The blacks and colours really pop on the small OLED screen, and the majority of games really do look visually great. (More on the TV bit later.) You get that little bit extra screen size with the OLED but at no extra addition to the console size. The screen size is really decent, I was surprised in a good way that I wasn’t struggling to see everything on the screen or read text. Mainly as they know the games are on Switch zoom in and the text becomes enlarged so you can easily read it. Hand held visuals I’d rate 8/10. The games are really well done, as anyone will know Nintendo know what they are doing, and you get the full Nintendo experience here, it is one that they have perfected over the years. There are also new ones to engage with new player, but veterans will feel at home with returning classics and updated character games which make you feel right at home. The online store too also has what seems like an endless (it isn’t) number of games on sale all the time, it’s around about 1100 at any one given time, these range from really basic games that are only found on the store which can be £0.90 or the known Nintendo titles that have 20% off the main price. But there is something for everyone some of the smaller titles are fun, well designed and easy going, I have enjoyed both Lost in Bermuda and Trifox games from the store which I picked up for next to nothing. This is really nice coming from console and PC gaming were the price of gams can exceed £100 so paying 90p is a really nice change. Even the cheap games are well done too which is nice, it seems like the developers do take their time with the games, I assume that this is the case as the switch store is the only store front where you can sell games for the switch platform. Games I’d rate 9/10 The console itself is a nice design visually one that does look simple yet modern. However I feel like it could be a little too flat/ thin for those used to a controller or with slightly larger hands. Whilst you can buy ergonomic attachments or stand-alone controllers, this is for the standard controllers that come with the Switch. I fell as if the Steam Deck design is far superior the thicker handles fit in the hand much better for comfortability and for longer periods of gaming. The charging point too is also at the bottom, which gets in the way more than you might think and you unable to stand the console up really when charging, without bending or resting the console on the charging cable, something I don’t like doing. The stand and buttons that you press do feel good too, my only gripe is the back bumper buttons aren’t spaced as well as I would have liked and those with slightly larger fingers may find it hard to hit the right bumper button as required. Having said that for children which is probably the larger intended audience it probably works really well, also there is no stick drift for me yet, and the buttons feel like they have been designed to last for a long time. Design/ ergonomics of the console I’d rate 6/10. The TV mode is the big, advertised part of the Switch and probably why it got its name. This is something I really haven’t done all that much, but I will say that I have a 4k 32” all singing all dancing gaming monitor which on my PC looks gorgeous, absolutely stunning visuals, (review on my page.) Now I know it isn’t as powerful yes and I wasn’t expecting it to be as good but I wasn’t exactly blown away (I played Lego Star Wars,) again it’s ok but I wasn’t impressed, its 720p output really isn’t all that much in today’s market with ultra 4k, ray tracing and the works, so I’ve kept mine in handheld mode pretty much 99% of the time of ownership. As I have a PC this really wasn’t my intended use for the Switch so if it is something you’re thinking about having as a main home entertainment system for the TV I would look at the Xbox series S, for slightly cheaper you’re going to get a much better picture. Visual for TV mode I’d give a 4/10. The portability factor is good. Its big enough that you can see a lot of stiff on the screen at any one given time, but its small enough to fit into my jogging bottom front pocket and fits into a bag and can be easily carried around without weighing you down all day. It’s something that I like to be able to pick up and put down I can take it to work play a couple levels of Mario and then put it away again ready for whenever that maybe. Having a case is a must, as the joy cons could easily get damaged as well as the screen could become easily scratched if it is lose in a bag all day. Portability I’d rate 10/10. Overall, I really do genuinely love the Switch, I recently sold my consoles as I am fully PC now but have still kept my switch. The games are great its portable and it looks surprisingly good in handheld mode on the OLED variant. Yes, the ergonomics aren’t perfect and yes, I would like it if they were better as we know it is possible as we have the Steam deck to prove that they can be better. However, if it is that much of an issue there are excellent 3rd party add-ons you can get to make the Switch more comfortable for those longer game sessions. This is something I think people of all ages and game abilities will like, the majority of games are fun, and it’s nice not to have to shoot something all the time for once, (there are shooters for those of you who want them.) I highly recommend it for handheld gaming at home or on the move, I wouldn’t recommend it if you are looking for this as your only gaming console and your looking to play this mostly on a TV, I would as mentioned have to recommend a PS4/5 or Xbox s/x for gaming on the TV. Hope this helps someone make their decision, I think you'll like it from what I have experienced with the Switch so far. Review: A Stunning Upgrade – Perfect for Gamers of All Types! - The Nintendo Switch OLED Model is an absolute game-changer! As someone who’s enjoyed the original Switch, I was eager to see how the OLED version would improve the experience—and it does not disappoint. What I Love: ✅ Incredible Display – The 7-inch OLED screen is a major upgrade. Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, and everything just looks more crisp and immersive, whether playing in handheld or tabletop mode. ✅ Improved Audio – The enhanced audio quality when playing in handheld mode is a nice touch. The sound is clearer and more robust, making for a better experience when you don’t have headphones. ✅ Sturdy Kickstand – The new wide kickstand is far superior to the original model. It feels much more stable, and you can adjust it to different angles, making tabletop gaming more comfortable. ✅ Same Great Performance – The hardware and performance remain the same as the original Switch, so you get all the fantastic games and features you know and love, but now with improved visuals and comfort. ✅ Storage Upgrade – With 64GB of internal storage, you have more space to download your favorite games without needing an SD card right away. A Small Note: 🔹 If you already have the original Switch and are mostly using it in docked mode, you may not feel the OLED screen upgrade as much. But for handheld and tabletop gamers, it’s absolutely worth it! Final Thoughts: The Nintendo Switch OLED Model takes an already amazing gaming system and elevates it to new heights. If you’re into handheld gaming, this upgrade is a must. It’s beautiful, functional, and fun—everything you want in a console. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enhance their gaming experience! ## Features - Meet the newest member of the Nintendo Switch family - The new system features a vibrant 7-inch OLED screen, a wide adjustable stand, a dock with a wired LAN port, 64 GB of internal storage, and enhanced audio. - Play anytime, anywhere, with anyone. Nintendo Switch can transform to suit your situation, so you can play the games you want, no matter how busy life may be. - Pick it up and play with the Joy-Con controllers attached. Nintendo Switch (OLED model) includes a vibrant 7-inch OLED screen with a slimmer bezel. The large screen's vivid colours and high contrast deliver a rich handheld and tabletop gaming experience, bringing games to life whether you're racing at top speed or squaring off against enemies. - Flip out the stand and hand a controller to another player to share the screen and enjoy competitive or co-operative multiplayer, anytime and anywhere. Nintendo Switch (OLED model)'s wide adjustable stand can be set to your preferred viewing angle for comfortable gameplay in tabletop mode. - Gather around a big screen and enjoy gaming with a crowd. Dock your Nintendo Switch to enjoy HD gaming on your TV. The dock included with Nintendo Switch (OLED model) features two USB ports, an HDMI port for connecting to a TV, and a new wired LAN port, allowing for more stable online play when playing in TV mode. - Save games to your system with 64 GB of internal storage & Enjoy enhanced audio from the system’s onboard speakers. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B098TVDYZ3 | | Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) | | Best Sellers Rank | 313 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 6 in Nintendo Switch Consoles | | Country of origin | United Kingdom | | Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (3,534) | | Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. | | Item model number | 0045496453459 | | Language | English | | Product Dimensions | 10.5 x 26.1 x 20.6 cm; 1.19 kg | | Rated | Unknown | | Release date | 8 Oct. 2021 | ## Images ![Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71m0aFDqciL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent handheld console *by C***R on 18 December 2023* Full and pretty long Nintendo Switch OLED review, from a serious gamer. Ummed and arred about this console for quite some time before taking the plunge and buying it with a bundle, case, game and SD card. I have other individual reviews for those products on my profile. When I say I am serious about gaming I am playing at least 5 times a week have been playing now for over 2 decades and have had all the latest consoles, handhelds and PC’s so am confident I can give a full review of this console. I haven't purchased online so couldn't comment on that side of the Switch but everything else I have engaged with. First of nice and simple I like it I’m also glad I have it. The OLED Switch is the one I think you should go for in my personal opinion, having played on the normal Switch and seeing the size of the Lite Switch I feel like for the extra money the OLED is the best choice. Also the Switch lite is unable to dock and remove it’s controllers which is half the point of the Switch in my opinion. The blacks and colours really pop on the small OLED screen, and the majority of games really do look visually great. (More on the TV bit later.) You get that little bit extra screen size with the OLED but at no extra addition to the console size. The screen size is really decent, I was surprised in a good way that I wasn’t struggling to see everything on the screen or read text. Mainly as they know the games are on Switch zoom in and the text becomes enlarged so you can easily read it. Hand held visuals I’d rate 8/10. The games are really well done, as anyone will know Nintendo know what they are doing, and you get the full Nintendo experience here, it is one that they have perfected over the years. There are also new ones to engage with new player, but veterans will feel at home with returning classics and updated character games which make you feel right at home. The online store too also has what seems like an endless (it isn’t) number of games on sale all the time, it’s around about 1100 at any one given time, these range from really basic games that are only found on the store which can be £0.90 or the known Nintendo titles that have 20% off the main price. But there is something for everyone some of the smaller titles are fun, well designed and easy going, I have enjoyed both Lost in Bermuda and Trifox games from the store which I picked up for next to nothing. This is really nice coming from console and PC gaming were the price of gams can exceed £100 so paying 90p is a really nice change. Even the cheap games are well done too which is nice, it seems like the developers do take their time with the games, I assume that this is the case as the switch store is the only store front where you can sell games for the switch platform. Games I’d rate 9/10 The console itself is a nice design visually one that does look simple yet modern. However I feel like it could be a little too flat/ thin for those used to a controller or with slightly larger hands. Whilst you can buy ergonomic attachments or stand-alone controllers, this is for the standard controllers that come with the Switch. I fell as if the Steam Deck design is far superior the thicker handles fit in the hand much better for comfortability and for longer periods of gaming. The charging point too is also at the bottom, which gets in the way more than you might think and you unable to stand the console up really when charging, without bending or resting the console on the charging cable, something I don’t like doing. The stand and buttons that you press do feel good too, my only gripe is the back bumper buttons aren’t spaced as well as I would have liked and those with slightly larger fingers may find it hard to hit the right bumper button as required. Having said that for children which is probably the larger intended audience it probably works really well, also there is no stick drift for me yet, and the buttons feel like they have been designed to last for a long time. Design/ ergonomics of the console I’d rate 6/10. The TV mode is the big, advertised part of the Switch and probably why it got its name. This is something I really haven’t done all that much, but I will say that I have a 4k 32” all singing all dancing gaming monitor which on my PC looks gorgeous, absolutely stunning visuals, (review on my page.) Now I know it isn’t as powerful yes and I wasn’t expecting it to be as good but I wasn’t exactly blown away (I played Lego Star Wars,) again it’s ok but I wasn’t impressed, its 720p output really isn’t all that much in today’s market with ultra 4k, ray tracing and the works, so I’ve kept mine in handheld mode pretty much 99% of the time of ownership. As I have a PC this really wasn’t my intended use for the Switch so if it is something you’re thinking about having as a main home entertainment system for the TV I would look at the Xbox series S, for slightly cheaper you’re going to get a much better picture. Visual for TV mode I’d give a 4/10. The portability factor is good. Its big enough that you can see a lot of stiff on the screen at any one given time, but its small enough to fit into my jogging bottom front pocket and fits into a bag and can be easily carried around without weighing you down all day. It’s something that I like to be able to pick up and put down I can take it to work play a couple levels of Mario and then put it away again ready for whenever that maybe. Having a case is a must, as the joy cons could easily get damaged as well as the screen could become easily scratched if it is lose in a bag all day. Portability I’d rate 10/10. Overall, I really do genuinely love the Switch, I recently sold my consoles as I am fully PC now but have still kept my switch. The games are great its portable and it looks surprisingly good in handheld mode on the OLED variant. Yes, the ergonomics aren’t perfect and yes, I would like it if they were better as we know it is possible as we have the Steam deck to prove that they can be better. However, if it is that much of an issue there are excellent 3rd party add-ons you can get to make the Switch more comfortable for those longer game sessions. This is something I think people of all ages and game abilities will like, the majority of games are fun, and it’s nice not to have to shoot something all the time for once, (there are shooters for those of you who want them.) I highly recommend it for handheld gaming at home or on the move, I wouldn’t recommend it if you are looking for this as your only gaming console and your looking to play this mostly on a TV, I would as mentioned have to recommend a PS4/5 or Xbox s/x for gaming on the TV. Hope this helps someone make their decision, I think you'll like it from what I have experienced with the Switch so far. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Stunning Upgrade – Perfect for Gamers of All Types! *by L***G on 30 January 2025* The Nintendo Switch OLED Model is an absolute game-changer! As someone who’s enjoyed the original Switch, I was eager to see how the OLED version would improve the experience—and it does not disappoint. What I Love: ✅ Incredible Display – The 7-inch OLED screen is a major upgrade. Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, and everything just looks more crisp and immersive, whether playing in handheld or tabletop mode. ✅ Improved Audio – The enhanced audio quality when playing in handheld mode is a nice touch. The sound is clearer and more robust, making for a better experience when you don’t have headphones. ✅ Sturdy Kickstand – The new wide kickstand is far superior to the original model. It feels much more stable, and you can adjust it to different angles, making tabletop gaming more comfortable. ✅ Same Great Performance – The hardware and performance remain the same as the original Switch, so you get all the fantastic games and features you know and love, but now with improved visuals and comfort. ✅ Storage Upgrade – With 64GB of internal storage, you have more space to download your favorite games without needing an SD card right away. A Small Note: 🔹 If you already have the original Switch and are mostly using it in docked mode, you may not feel the OLED screen upgrade as much. But for handheld and tabletop gamers, it’s absolutely worth it! Final Thoughts: The Nintendo Switch OLED Model takes an already amazing gaming system and elevates it to new heights. If you’re into handheld gaming, this upgrade is a must. It’s beautiful, functional, and fun—everything you want in a console. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enhance their gaming experience! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ FANTASTIC! *UPDATED* See/read if u need an extra opinion (maybe it help you) *by L***O on 4 February 2022* So start by saying that due to the lack of stock in Portugal in the main retailers I chose to buy outside the European Union (in this case Amazon UK, since Amazon ES had no stock) I was a little afraid because I was afraid that the order could come wrong and/or damaged, but thank god it was not the case, as you can see in the pictures it arrived without any problem and with the "bonus" product that I asked for, in addition to being 100% operational, for now I will give it 4 stars because I still haven't been able to test for a long time due to work, in 1 week I will give 5 stars or below 4 depending on what I think of my experience. Bearing in mind that this is my first ever Switch. *Update* So after 1 week of testing with the console I can finally give my opinion about it and I hope I can help some of you who still have doubts about the product. For starters I must say that if you have the Nintendo Switch V2 I don't recommend upgrading to the Oled model, why? Because, you will be paying 50 more pounds / euros (depending on your country) just for a screen with 0.8 mm more BUT if it's your first Switch don't look at either the V2 or the Lite if you can spend a little more take it the OLED. It is a very beautiful console in terms of design and the OLED screen is something special. Now speaking in terms of games, I can only give an example with Assassin's Creed III Remastered since it is (for now) the only game I have, the port of AC3 for Switch is quite good considering the console's limitation but still they have some bugs in relation, for example, to the PC version, but I really liked the remodeling they did to run it on the Switch, but I still don't consider it one of the best games for the switch, if I were you I would buy one of the ones I'm going to put under: - Pokemon Legends Arceus -Super Mario Odyssey - Pokémon Brilliant Diamond / Shining Pearl - Zelda: Breath of the Wild But again for the console's limitation it's a very well done port. The battery (Doubt that many people have) does not have an exact number of hours, it depends on many factors such as: The game the console is running, Brightness Intensity, etc. In my case, with the brightness at maximum and running AC3 the battery lasts about 4h to 4h30 (which is quite a lot, believe me). Recommendations that I propose for your Switch, buy some "grips" for the protection of the joysticks, a tempered glass, (I recommend the Tempered glass that I put in the photos of Ivoler, very good quality and it takes less than 1 minute to install which is quite simple) and a Bag and/or backpack for your OLED Switch, and if u buy it in Amazon UK but u live in European Union buy an Adapter UK to EU plug. And that's all I hope it helped you in your decision. Nintendo Switch OLED model Box Content: -Nintendo Switch Oled model (Screen and 2 Joy-con) -Nintendo Switch Dock (ready to 4K videos) -Two Joy-Con wrist strap accessories -Joy-Con grip accessory -Nintendo Switch AC adapter (Again if u are not living in UK buy an adapter to your plug) -HDMI cable ## Frequently Bought Together - Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) - White - Orzly Carrying Case for Nintendo Switch OLED and Switch Console - Black Protective Hard Portable Travel case Shell Pouch for Nintendo Switch Console & Accessories - Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/336143643-nintendo-switch-oled-model-white](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/336143643-nintendo-switch-oled-model-white) --- *Product available on Desertcart Great Britain* *Store origin: GB* *Last updated: 2026-04-22*