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 features an OLED display that offers better image quality than the original LCD display. That includes deeper blacks, more vibrant colors, and a better color gradient. The text is sharper and easier to read as well. The screen isn't that much bigger (7" on the OLED vs 6.2" on the non-OLED), but it does feel a lot bigger thanks to a thinner bezel. Other upgrades worth mentioning are a new and improved kickstand, a hard-wired ethernet port on the docking station, and an exclusive white Switch shell and matching Joy-Cons.
The Switch 2 is out, but the original Switch is still relevant
The new Nintendo Switch 2 is now available, but the original Swich console is still very relevant. For starters, the Switch 2 comes in at a much higher retail price of $449.99. There is also only one brand new triple-A game currently available for it - Mario Kart World Tour - and that game retails for $79.99 unless you are lucky enough to find one of the $500 bundles that already includes the game. Some other games feature visual and performance enhancements for the Switch 2 console, but that's hardly worth the price premium. I myself have decided to hold off purchasing the Switch 2 until more must-play games have been released or a really cool themed edition becomes available.
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