- Is this the newer battery Version 2?
- Yes. The Version 2 revision uses a more efficient chip and lasts longer per charge than the original Switch. The model number on the box ends in -01.
- How is it different from the Switch OLED?
- The OLED model has a larger 7-inch OLED screen, a wider adjustable stand, 64GB of storage and a wired LAN port in the dock. This model has a 6.2-inch LCD, 32GB of storage and a single-position kickstand.
- Can I play it on a TV?
- Yes. Drop it into the included dock, connect the dock to your TV over HDMI, and the Joy-Con detach for controller use. Handheld mode works without the dock.
- Do the Joy-Con drift?
- Some owners report stick drift after months of use, and it is the most common long-term complaint. Nintendo has repaired affected Joy-Con, so keep the serial numbers.
- What comes in the box?
- The console, a dock, an HDMI cable, an AC adapter, a Joy-Con grip, two Joy-Con straps and the left and right Joy-Con. Check the listing's included-item details, since bundles vary.
- Can I add more storage?
- Yes. There is a microSD card slot behind the kickstand, and games can be stored and played from the card.
- Where is the Nintendo Switch with Blue and Red Joy-Con Version 2 cheapest?
- At Pixel Play, for $209.99, as of our latest check.