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Review on Nintendo Switch OLED Game Console 64 GB, Neon Blue/Neon Red by Stanislaw Kesicki ᠌
I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!
The OLED version is quite happy overall. The box for my console didn't contain a movie because it was imported from the UK, however it did contain a charging adapter that fit our outlets. changed from the normal version's second revision to OLED. Overall, based on the reviews, I was prepared for what I was taking and why, which prevented me from being disappointed in the end. I made the decision to accept it because I prefer to play on a portable device and I wanted a better screen and a standard stand rather than the previous misunderstanding.
Pros
- - Glass screen rather than plastic and OLED matrix rather than IPS - Screen with narrower bezels, causing it to grow from 6.2 to 7 inches - The colors are actually much richer and brighter, which feels excellent in Nintendo's own bright games. True black color has made it possible to play gloomy games like Metro 2033, Diablo 3, DOOM3, etc., on a regular basis. By the way, when the Metroid Dread game emblem initially comes on the screen from the darkness, it is extremely directly amazing. - The ghosting effect (residual trace during sudden movement in dynamic situations) has also been lessened as a result of the OLED matrix. Last but not least, a standard stand created over the entire width of the tablet, even with an angle of inclination in place of the earlier misunderstanding - replaced the third USB connector with a LAN port on the docking station. For people that play online games, this is an essential upgrade because download speeds are significantly faster than those of Wi-Fi. The console's speakers have been improved; they are now louder and the game's music and noises are not as mushy as they used to be. The internal memory has also been increased from 32 to 64 gigabytes. It's always best to purchase a flash drive, but it's good that they increased the size because 32 GB was nothing at all. I also liked how the stand opened with less effort; previously, you had to make an effort and risk damaging the nail. And thanks to the peculiarities of the OLED matrix, the charge now lasts longer in games with more black. There are no hidden OLED auto-brightness settings, unlike some smartphones; the console's docking station compartment is now glossy and wider, so theoretically the docking station should scratch the screen less, but it takes time to check this. In general, the amount of time in some games has increased from 30 minutes to an hour (you can see the measurements on YouTube for different games).
Cons
- - For some reason, they altered the cartridge compartment's lid design. Now, it can only be picked up with a fingernail or a plastic card acting as a mediator. - The power button is now recessed deeper into the console, making it uncomfortable to press; - The volume +/- buttons now feel like a single button to the touch, making it difficult to accurately adjust the volume; - The air holes at the back of the console are now without case protection, increasing the chance of tearing the mesh with a fingernail when you open the stand. - redesigned joystick and console materials. The old materials were softer to the touch, but it's possible that the new materials are superior. On the other hand, they are matter now and do not get sweaty after an hour of use. - For some reason, the lid was changed to become a docking station, but it now only opens and does not recline like the old docking station. - From the old console to the new one, curve data transfer. You must either manually download the game icons from the eShop or insert all of your cartridges for them to appear on the new system after data and profile transfers. Additionally, information on game play time are sent incorrectly. Only the 20 most recent games running on the old console have their hours transferred; the hour clock for the remaining games will start at 0. - Also bear in mind that, if not transmitted through the cloud, saves on the old console are destroyed after transfer. However, some games (such as Pokemon and Dark Souls) do not allow cloud saves. - Since there is a link to the console code at the file level, a flash drive containing all downloaded games cannot simply be taken and moved to a new console. This necessitates formatting the flash drive and downloading all the games anew on the new device. There are also some issues with moving the island from Animal Crossing's previous console. Both consoles must be close by, and a unique program must be downloaded to each of them in order to transfer the island. Sadly, the eShop remains sluggish.
