Pros

✅ OLED Display: The 7-inch OLED screen offers richer colors, deeper blacks, and better overall picture quality compared to the original LCD screen. This enhances the visual experience, especially in handheld mode.

✅ Improved Audio: Enhanced onboard speakers provide better sound quality, making games more immersive without the need for headphones.

✅ Adjustable Stand: The wider and more adjustable stand offers better stability and multiple viewing angles for tabletop gaming.

✅ Increased Storage: The internal storage has been doubled to 64GB, providing more space for games and apps.

✅ Versatility: Maintains the same versatility as the original Switch, allowing for handheld, tabletop, and docked modes.

✅ Joy-Con Controllers: The included white Joy-Con controllers are stylish and offer the same versatile control options, including motion controls and HD rumble.

✅ Dock with Wired LAN Port: The updated dock includes a built-in wired LAN port, providing a more stable internet connection for online gaming.

Cons

❌ Price: The OLED model is more expensive than the original Switch and the Switch Lite, which might not justify the cost for some users who already own a previous model.

❌ Battery Life: The battery life is similar to the original Switch, which is decent but not improved with this model.

❌ No Performance Upgrade: The OLED model does not offer significant performance improvements over the original Switch, as it has the same CPU and GPU.

❌ Drift Issues: Joy-Con drift, a common issue with the original Joy-Con controllers, has not been definitively addressed in this model.