The SWITCH's OLED screen has undergone the most significant improvement, increasing from 6.2 inches to 7 inches while maintaining the same size of the bezel. Even though the number is only 0.8 inches bigger, the gaming screen is bigger and the actual display space is around 30% more. Glass has replaced the plastic in the OLED screen. The old plastic screen has poor light transmission when playing games in high light, and there is a layer of air between the screens that is often gray during the day. Switch OLED, which employs a fully fitted glass panel, provides substantially brighter colors and is much more transparent. The jumbled lettering on the fuselage's back cover can be seen if you pay attention to the console's finer features. A number of screws and holes have been deftly concealed, giving the console a more streamlined and modern appearance. Other small improvements include switching from a plastic sheet that snaps and cannot be secured to a metal flap that can be fixed at any angle. The new switch can fix roughly 120 degrees, whereas the old switch could only fix one angle. I also strongly advise my gaming-loving buddies to connect to the monitor. The game screen will be sent to the large screen, resulting in a broader field of view and a better gaming experience. Both the old Switch and the new Switch OLED allow this connection to the monitor with a Type-C data cable. You'll experience greater comfort and pleasure. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDI-VcbmPEs