Nintendo Switch OLED will be available on October 8

On Oct. 8, Nintendo Switch OLED model will launch at a suggested retail price of $349.99.  Nintendo Switch (OLED model) also features a wide adjustable stand for tabletop mode, a new dock with a wired LAN port, 64GB of internal storage, and enhanced audio for handheld and tabletop play. 

The new model has a similar overall size to the Nintendo Switch system, but with a larger, 7-inch OLED screen with vivid colors and crisp contrast, per the company.  Just like Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch (OLED model) allows players to play on the TV and share the detachable Joy-Con controllers. And just like both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite, with Nintendo Switch (OLED model), the system can be taken on the go. A carrying case and screen protector set for Nintendo Switch (OLED model) will also be available.  All previously released Joy-Con for Nintendo Switch are compatible with this new model.

Nintendo Switch (OLED model) launches on Oct. 8, the same day as the Metroid Dread game, the next entry in the 2D Metroid saga that kicked off with the original Metroid on NES.

Nintendo Switch (OLED model) features three play modes:

TV mode: Set the Nintendo Switch (OLED model) system into the dock to play Nintendo Switch games on the TV. By using the built-in wired LAN port, players can enjoy another way to connect online in TV mode. 

Tabletop mode: Flip the stand on the back of the system and use the system’s screen to play multiplayer games using two Joy-Con controllers right out of the box. A wide adjustable stand allows players to freely tilt the system and adjust the viewing angle, so it makes it easier to see the screen. 

Handheld mode: Players can bring the system wherever they go in handheld mode and play local or online multiplayer with friends.

There are two color options available when the system launches in October.  The white set features white Joy-Con controllers, a black main unit and a white dock and the neon red/neon blue set features neon red and neon blue Joy-Con controllers, a black main unit and a black dock.