Review on Nintendo Switch OLED Game Console 64 GB, Neon Blue/Neon Red by Wiktor Fokt ᠌

The switch oled is the switch that should have been made available from the very beginning in place of the switch that was actually made. The size of the screen combined with the innovative kickstand gives the impression that it is now a fully functional piece of technology. I also liked that the screen is set into the casing with just a little bit of a recess, and that when you attach the glass into place, it becomes like a native, and you will find that it does not protrude. Concerning the deficiencies, the Joycons have not been modified; as a result, they will likewise get less snug with time, and the drift has not been stopped by anyone. And last but not least, the organic light emitting diode (OLED) display with its recognizable emerald hue. Only Samsung generally calibrates the OLEDs in their phones, even in iPhones, first turning them green and then pink; however, at least this can be adjusted in the settings, but not on the switch itself. The reason for this is not entirely known. Obviously not a deal breaker, however it is a little bothersome.