Woot is selling the Nintendo Switch OLED model for $249, which is more than $100 less than the console usually retails for.

The Switch 2 is here, but is it really better than the Switch OLED? Let me tell you why you shouldn’t count the Switch OLED ...

You can also get great deals on games, storage expansion, and accessories to go with it.

If you can afford the small price premium of the Switch OLED over the non-OLED model, then I think it's worth the upgrade.

The Nintendo Switch OLED sports a gorgeous 7-inch OLED screen in addition to a number of design improvements, but not everyone needs to upgrade.

A case could be made for picking up a Switch OLED instead instead of a Switch 2, especially at the current discount.

And while OLED is generally more power-efficient than LCD, the new Switch's battery has the same 4,310 mAh capacity as before, and Nintendo estimates the same 4.5- to 9-hour battery-life range.

Nintendo's new OLED display-enhanced Switch is not terribly exciting, but it's still the best version of this console. There are sensible improvements that give the "OLED Model" a major advantage ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED model delivers a more advanced screen in addition to a number of promising quality of life changes to Nintendo’s beloved games console. Here’s what you need to know.

Level up your Switch 2 experience with ergonomic grips, pro-level controllers, durable carrying cases and fast-charging power ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 launches at a $100 / £86 price increase over the Nintendo Switch OLED, but that's not the full story. With the new model landing on the shelves, the older device is seeing ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED sports a gorgeous screen, an improved kickstand and lots of storage space. It’s an easy recommendation for first-time Switch buyers — but not for current Switch owners.