Nintendo Switch OLED Model is shaping up to be one of the must-have devices of 2021.
The newly announced OLED Model features an improved display, as well as additional storage and a superior stand.
Fans can purchase the OLED Model alongside Metroid Dread on October 8.
However, if the launch of the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S has taught us anything, it’s that pre-ordering is essential.
With Christmas following shortly after the launch of the OLED Model, demand is sure to be high for the new Nintendo release.
Unfortunately for fans in the UK, Nintendo Switch OLED pre-orders aren’t widely available.
Argos is one of the few retailers to let customers pre-order the device at the time of writing. You can purchase the OLED Model from Argos for £309.99. Click the link below to pre-order now.
Elsewhere, fans can’t actually pre-order the console, but can register an interest ahead of launch.
This includes GAME, where customers can enter their email address in order to be informed when it will be back in stock.
“REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR NINTENDO SWITCH OLED MODEL,” reads a post on the GAME website.
“We’re currently out of stock of the Nintendo Oled Model. Enter your email address below to sign up to receive email updates when stock becomes available again.”
The Nintendo Store is also selling the OLED Model for £309.99, although once again, you’ll have to enter your email address to register interest.
Finally, Amazon has a page for the OLED Model, but no ability to actually pre-order the device.
The Switch OLED Model features a host of improvements over the original model, such as a wider adjustable stand for tabletop mode and a LAN port for improved online performance.
With 64BG of internal storage, the Nintendo Switch OLED Model can hold more games – although you’ll probably still need an SD card if you download lots of games.
Finally, Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch OLED Model will feature improved audio thanks to the beefier speakers.
Elsewhere, the stylish new console will launch with a brand new colour scheme, as well as the classic Neon Red and Neon Blue set-up.
Fans will be able to purchase a white model, complete with white Joy-Con controllers, a black main unit and a white dock.
Unlike the Switch Lite, the OLED Model will support both handheld and docked gameplay, meaning it can be played at home on the TV, and on the go.