Review on Game console Nintendo Switch OLED 64 GB, white by Janis Kronbergs ᠌
The quality is at the level, I am satisfied with everything.
Distinct benefits: - The display is more spacious, luminous, and contrasty. Better stability thanks to a wide stance The sound isn't as booming as it is on the LED version, but it's more focused and easy to hear. The Joycons haven't started to wander off yet. The screen has a factory-applied protective layer. The battery life is on par with the LED version 2.0. A 256-512GB microSD card can be used to expand the 64GB of internal storage, making it possible to store a huge collection of games. - Multilingual support by 2022 The negatives: In the grooves, Joycons have a bit more mobility than they do in LED. In comparison to LED, the grooves' overall shape and strength are simplified. This is the Hong Kong version: language used for printing and inscriptions - It was an ergonomic blunder to hide the power and lock button where they would be inconvenient to press. The volume controls are now much more distant from the user's thumbs, making it necessary to use a second hand to adjust the volume.
