Also the main difference between v1 vs v2 and oled is v1 is hackable, it means you can play retro games like gba, psp, ps1 snes, etc using emulators. thats a huge impact. but for me battery life is more important.
The switch is such a game changer in handheld industry of gaming. My biggest and most obvious complain is the lack of power. Wish for whatever next switch they gonna make, they change the chip to much powerful one so it can support more game at 60fps AT LEAST.
The top of the switch is the game card slot. You said memory card slot. I just ordered a V2 switch earlier today it’s gonna take about 2 weeks to get here but I don’t have the extra money for the oled so I ordered a v2
After using the OLED. If you had to go back to the V2, would that make the experience lesser? I have a V2 and play handheld only, debating whether to go on the hunt for the OLED. I do realize the screen is the main difference for handheld mode. Similar to buying a new TV but having the same console. Thank you for the content.
I heard the Oled has burn in issues, meaning you can’t play long because it heats faster than the v2 which then causes dead pixels on the screen. If you have V2 and the battery is still good, I recommend you stick with v2
I got the animal crossing v2 set for $280 new and the switch OLED is cool but meh. I think the screen size/body ratio is more noticeable than the OLED after some testing at a friend's. Those clean bezels are a must for some. I play 85% smash bros on my v1/new v2 so I was super paranoid the ui from matches would burn in
The OLED is actually a few millimeters thinner and longer then the v1 and v2 models. So some carrying cases and snap on cases may not fit. In my own experience the OLED has better wifi capabilities. My v1 Switch won't pick up the wifi signal in my room. My room is located on the second floor at front of my house and the router is in the kitchen at the back of the house on the first floor. But the OLED picks up the signal. If you watch tear down videos, you'll see that the OLED has slightly different internal components.
The battery is the same it's the CPU of the V2 that's more energy efficient because they are using a 17nm chip instead of a 20nm chip. So less energy will be lost to heat
No it doesn’t,watch the ifixit tear down.The version 2 has the bigger fan and fatter copper heatsink from the first although it has the cooler chip.same chip as the oled but the oled they cut costs with a smaller fan and thinner copper heatsink.
im trying to decide which switch to get. the normal red box switch is currently on sale for £250 (usually £280) and the oled is on for £305 (usually £322). im trying to decide on if i spend the extra £55 for the oled or just go for the red box one
You literally failed to mention the main difference between v1 and v2 switches. 🤦🏽♂️The only reason v2 exists is because the V1 version of the switch is hackable. That’s why they’re so similar. That is the main difference because the battery isn’t that big of a difference.
I have 2 Nintendo Switch Vol.1 .... Super Mario Edition and Diablo III and Nintendo Switch Light ( Turquiose ) .... I hope there will be a Super Mario Edition in Nintendo Switch OLED ....
You know, you can emulate in the first place because of us who actually pay and support the developers, so that they can make another game/console in the future for you to emulate again. That's like mocking the man that feeds you. Lol. How about a little thanks?
@@temtech9730 btw i do love supporting them but not when I'm in the stage of supported too, when i make money I'll do now I'm just a kid who wants to play games, i don't have fancy family who barely eats everyday
@@jdnaveen321 So much contradiction there. Barely can eat, but can buy a pc. You need a very good pc, which will be pricey to run the emulator you mentioned. It's best to admit that you're wrong, instead of giving contradictory excuses.
They not the same size
V1 the speakers are not on the back, those are vents for the cooling system
Speakers are on the front below the screen
3:20 bro we get it.
@@ghosttiee9212 not hating he just kept saying the same thing over and over
Also the main difference between v1 vs v2 and oled is v1 is hackable, it means you can play retro games like gba, psp, ps1 snes, etc using emulators. thats a huge impact. but for me battery life is more important.
Can it use attached powerbanks? For longer playtime?
No it’s not, but a handful are, as mine is not and I bought it back in mid 2017
@@fhf17 hey bro, what's your serial number for your switch?
@@crashdude7589 XAW10115933322
V1 Switch is hackable and it can play games from different consoles?
The switch is such a game changer in handheld industry of gaming. My biggest and most obvious complain is the lack of power. Wish for whatever next switch they gonna make, they change the chip to much powerful one so it can support more game at 60fps AT LEAST.
v1 and v2 had both joy con color options and even the oled had a neon joy con option instead of white
You can buy any joycpn for any switch version
@@ILLUMINASTyGAMERztrue.
You can also jailbreak the V1 switch the OLED too apparently
OLED you need a modchip which is expensive and may not work, and need to be semi-decent at soldering, pain.
@@adolafps Do you know anyone willing to do the work for commission? If not I'll get the v1 but I'd rather get the OLED if it can be jailbroken.
The top of the switch is the game card slot. You said memory card slot. I just ordered a V2 switch earlier today it’s gonna take about 2 weeks to get here but I don’t have the extra money for the oled so I ordered a v2
Thanks for making this comparison video. In depth commentary too.
Nice video bro
What song is that In the background brother?
Honestly, what I like the most about the Nintendo Switch consoles is their design and concept. Im not a fan of the console as a whole though
Thanks very helpful
The gum iš killing me
After using the OLED. If you had to go back to the V2, would that make the experience lesser?
I have a V2 and play handheld only, debating whether to go on the hunt for the OLED.
I do realize the screen is the main difference for handheld mode.
Similar to buying a new TV but having the same console.
Thank you for the content.
For me, if I put more than 20hrs a week into my switch then I would definitely upgrade. But if you are VERY casual, then I don’t think it’s worth it.
Did you buy it? I just bought mine, will arrive soon, it was an upgrade from V1. I'm planning to sell the V1 I have anyway.
I heard the Oled has burn in issues, meaning you can’t play long because it heats faster than the v2 which then causes dead pixels on the screen. If you have V2 and the battery is still good, I recommend you stick with v2
I got the animal crossing v2 set for $280 new and the switch OLED is cool but meh. I think the screen size/body ratio is more noticeable than the OLED after some testing at a friend's. Those clean bezels are a must for some.
I play 85% smash bros on my v1/new v2 so I was super paranoid the ui from matches would burn in
@@noxccty6200 the burn in issues is 100% not an issue trust me I've had mine for 5 months and haven't have any problem with that at all
„It has a nice, stable metal hinge“ … „20 grams more, maybe because of the OLED“ 🤔
I have and OLED and dude it is a slite bit bigger then my friends Switch V2
The OLED is actually a few millimeters thinner and longer then the v1 and v2 models.
So some carrying cases and snap on cases may not fit.
In my own experience the OLED has better wifi capabilities. My v1 Switch won't pick up the wifi signal in my room. My room is located on the second floor at front of my house and the router is in the kitchen at the back of the house on the first floor.
But the OLED picks up the signal.
If you watch tear down videos, you'll see that the OLED has slightly different internal components.
Would in comparison for example your phone receive the WiFi signal?
What's that institutional??
Is it possible to replace the v1 battery with the OLED battery?
I don’t think so. Even with the V2 the battery is a bigger capacity.
The battery is the same it's the CPU of the V2 that's more energy efficient because they are using a 17nm chip instead of a 20nm chip. So less energy will be lost to heat
The Oled runs cooler too
No it doesn’t,watch the ifixit tear down.The version 2 has the bigger fan and fatter copper heatsink from the first although it has the cooler chip.same chip as the oled but the oled they cut costs with a smaller fan and thinner copper heatsink.
im trying to decide which switch to get. the normal red box switch is currently on sale for £250 (usually £280) and the oled is on for £305 (usually £322). im trying to decide on if i spend the extra £55 for the oled or just go for the red box one
The extra money is totally worth it for the OLED.
…and the new kick stand
Is the tv preformence the same on all switch i dont care about the other thing just tv preformance
Hey Marko, The OLED resolution is the same as the others unfortunately.
my parents dont allow to buy switch. i wish i had it just like you...Btw the video was good
Hello friend, can i using switch oled tpu case for my v1?
Unfortunately I don’t have any experience with TPU case for the Switch.
The back of the OLED has a very wide kick stand. And most OLED snap on cases have a big hole for that. The v1 and v2 only have a small kick stand.
You literally failed to mention the main difference between v1 and v2 switches. 🤦🏽♂️The only reason v2 exists is because the V1 version of the switch is hackable. That’s why they’re so similar. That is the main difference because the battery isn’t that big of a difference.
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@@techbyleon 👎
I have 2 Nintendo Switch Vol.1 .... Super Mario Edition and Diablo III and Nintendo Switch Light ( Turquiose ) .... I hope there will be a Super Mario Edition in Nintendo Switch OLED ....
There is a red Mario OLED
Pixel density is better on og
Really?!
Nope…pixel density are higher on switch lite 😏
I hear every squelch and breathing you do damn, got bit on my nerves, but thats probably my fault
can i borrow your nintendo?😁
Legends using free switch on PC (YUZU) 😜
And get more fps
Lame
You know, you can emulate in the first place because of us who actually pay and support the developers, so that they can make another game/console in the future for you to emulate again. That's like mocking the man that feeds you. Lol. How about a little thanks?
@@temtech9730 btw i do love supporting them but not when I'm in the stage of supported too, when i make money I'll do now I'm just a kid who wants to play games, i don't have fancy family who barely eats everyday
@@jdnaveen321 but you have a pc?
@@jdnaveen321 So much contradiction there. Barely can eat, but can buy a pc. You need a very good pc, which will be pricey to run the emulator you mentioned. It's best to admit that you're wrong, instead of giving contradictory excuses.
I hope you prepared a script before filming, because I watched 2 min and already annoyed…
🙏 Thank you for the feedback, I generally don’t do scripted content. It may change in the future.
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