Nintendo Switch Lite vs Nintendo Switch OLED Model
The Switch OLED is the better all-round console: it plays every Switch game, docks to a TV, and its 7-inch OLED screen and kickstand make handheld play far nicer than the Lite's 5.5-inch LCD. The Lite is the lighter, sturdier handheld with a real D-pad, and it is the one to pick if you only play on the move and never dock. Reviewers rate the OLED slightly higher, and its 64 GB of storage doubles the Lite's 32 GB, though both accept a microSD card.
- Choose the Switch Lite if you play only handheld, want the lightest and most pocketable Switch, and prefer a proper D-pad over detachable Joy-Con.
- Choose the Switch OLED if you want to play on a TV, share local multiplayer with Joy-Con, or care about screen quality and the wider kickstand.
Prices
- Nintendo Switch Lite: $68.95 at Le Maschere Gioielli (last seen Nov 8)
- Nintendo Switch OLED Model: $266.93 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the Nintendo Switch Lite is $197.98 cheaper than the Nintendo Switch OLED Model at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 12)

