Zelda TOTK side by side Comparison | Nintendo Switch LITE vs. Standard vs. OLED 

For real, the smaller size actually makes the pixel density higher so the image is slightly sharper, and I find the colours just as vivid as the OLED model

Same

Facts. I have all 3 of them and imo, Lite looks the best as far as draw distance goes. And it just feels better in my hands

@@ilikeheavymuzic135 the lite has a good screen but to say it's as vivid as the OLED is just cap 🧢 😁 If you've seen the OLED in person and in vivid mode, it's more noticeably more colorful than either other switches.

I just got my Nintendo switch Lite for 80$ bucks I’m already in love with it, sux It came with no games and had to waste 30 on one from GameStop but it was worth it

The lite is so good. I would buy it but my hands are way too big for it. Still, it's the ultimate version for people that only want to play in handheld mode.

@@1saacbcourt452 Yeah I guess that would be a dealbreaker lol. Luckily my hands aren’t too big.

I got a Lite a few days ago but I can't get used to the OLED screen. I will be changing it for the standard Switch, so I can also play on my TV.

@@samusranzer The Lite has no Oled screen.

I've been looking at this platform for a long time. and now I’m watching this video out of a hundred others, I don’t see a huge difference in the picture, it’s as if the contrast is more turned up. I understand that there is more of a difference live. But regarding the work in general, there is no difference between them only in vibration, screen and operating time? I’m also looking in the direction of Light, I’m only interested in a portable one, but I’m afraid I’ll sell out, I can’t decide whether to take a serious one or Light right away..

Switched from the lite to the oled and i agree, allthough the oled screen is so much better just because of the colours. i wish there was a lite oled

but why just 30fps ? even the OLED just run on 30fps ?

@@khutbat9254 Exact same hardware on all three versions. Just the screen is different.

Most switch lites I seen has a warmer screen tone. Mine included. It made the colors pop more but the downside is white screen will appear yellowish when compared to the oled. They both look vivid in color though.

Switch consoles use different LCD panels (different manufacturers or perhaps calibration?) so it's basically a gamble which one you get. This is true for all versions of Switch. Some of them appear warmer while some of them appear colder. Colder = better whites like already mentioned.

@@Sc0peethat’s what I heard as well, kind of the luck of the draw what screen you get. Here the lite looks better than both the standard and OLED to me.

when it comes to color accuracy, the OG Switch is the best one. they use some cheap 2nd grade scraps for the Lite and the OLED one degrades over time so it's probably the worst option as it changes color to warmer tones the longer you use it

Send me one 🥲 i really wanna play totk

I dont know, I play Totk on my 4k HDR monitor and the image quality was pretty solid

@@Neurogenesis1251 the Switch plays in higher resolution while docked. If a game isn’t 1080p while docked the Switch dock will upscale it to 1080p and your tv may or may not have an upscaler of its own. Regardless of which Switch you have the image quality is the same when playing on a tv (minus a Switch Lite, obviously since they can’t dock). Handheld mode is different because the Switch models have different screens but the same resolution. I think the Switch Lite is 5.5 inch, the OG and V2 Switch is a 6.2 inch, and the OLED is a 7 inch screen. They all have a 720p screen and the games run in the same resolution regardless of which Switch you have. So you get a sharper image with the a Lite over the others since you have a higher pixel density. The Lite has a 267 ppi, the normal Switch a 236 ppi, and the OLED a 209.8 ppi. Basically the larger the screen in handheld the less sharp the image when it comes to playing portably on the Switch. The OLED has the least clear image but makes up for it by having a much more vibrant screen (which is why I said a Switch Lite OLED would be amazing).

@@c17slug I dont know, I didnt have These issues in both cases

@@Neurogenesis1251 it’s not an issue. I was just pointing out there’s some areas with the Lite is better than the other Switch models. It’s biggest downfall (the Lite that is) is it can’t compete with the OLED of the newest model but other than that it’s arguably the best way to play Switch portably.

So how was it? Does the screen size really bothers you when playing the game? Ive been seeing a lot said that totk on lite is not that satisfying because they cant see the attack and the words. So is it true?

@@starlight3966 It is not too bad. The graphics were quite clear. The brightness levels are a bit on the dim side. I can comfortably play the oled on the lowest brightness (with lower background lighting) whereas the lite can be a little too dark at lowest brightness. There where a few moments where I had the lite on max brightness but could not see the screen too well with bright background lighting. The weight is great but you will feel the heat from the rear while you play due to the smaller form factor. The oled also heats up but the joy con seems to keep my fingers away from the heat zone when playing in tablet mode. I recently got my oled back from Nintendo service. I am noticing much longer battery life from the oled. I find I have to put the lite on charge a lot quicker than the oled. The oled screen has good power management and it is also charges the joy cons in tablet mode. If you have a choice between the two I would stick with the oled. If not the oled I would choose the og switch over the lite.

​@@starlight3966not true been playing totk on lite and its still very gorgeous as the same as when i play on oled Those who says that issue is plain BS

@@jeika4599 wah thankss actually I’m torn between lite or oled hahaha but I kinda want lite more but I don’t want to feel that buyers remorse 😅 so I’m not so sure

@@starlight3966get oled because meybe one day you might get Joy con drifting

OLED is the heaviest console compare to those 2 switches Normal Nintendo switch is the 2nd heaviest Lite is the lightest between all of them But I like to play it on lite because it's like psv But there is differences when you play the controls and the weight of the consoles but it does give effect when playing the game Unless if you have a strength like Saitama or Goku and doesn't make your arm going cram that could be an exception😂

The normal switch is the heaviest of all 3

@@rodrigoandrade8586 OLED is heavier

@@ligeringspirit1133 I just bought the OLED TOTK edition and is lighter than mi normal switch

Get a grip for ur standard switch and that would be it, i found a deal , to get Lite for about 280 euros, or Standard switch for 180 euros, both new. So i will chose regular switch even tho i like the gameboy style lite with left arrows.

I am from serbia and here, lite is 280 euros new, standard 370 euros and Oled 470 euros, which is crazy

WTF the 3 of them looks the same 😂

Glass oled display adds clarity

Can confirm, my Pixel 7 Pro at the time was similarly sized, which may seem small, but it also made the Lite pocketable which is a huge win for it over the other models.

I'm just glad my first Switch console was an Oled. I was like 6 years late to the party, but I'm glad I decided to get one. the OG Switch doesn't look bad though

​@@Yukeenamy first switch arrives in 4 days lol

@@albertogiavani75 Heck yeah! Welcome to the Switch family. I freaking love my Switch. It just looks so cool. Also there is this thing called the Nitrodeck coming out soon that I will be buying for my Switch. You should look it up! It will make your Switch looks 10x cooler.

It DOES have the better hardware. Although the benefits from it are available only on modded switches

you should know that you can always sell your old one to buy a used one. it's not like you have to buy a new one at full price again. lets say you can sell your old one for 130bucks and a used oled is at 200bucks. that's 70bucks you have to spend is more than worth it for the oled screen and better battery that you'll get.

OLED looks better - Watching on an LCD monitor

If you for some reason still need an answer, or if someone else is wondering the same the answer is at it follows: Yes, it utilizes the same joycons.

It CAN use the same joycons, however there can be a size mismatch if you try to slide the regular joycons onto the slightly chunkier OLED model or vice versa. Though they will connect wirelessly regardless of the model, V1, V2, Lite or OLED.

open vivid in switch settings

@@VVaitforme hi thanks for your reply! I have done all that, no change!

@@lophophoraflower9794 post picture or video reddit

It's a common problem. A lot of OLED switches have a slight grainy appearance and green tint. Mine does. Just a byproduct of super cheap displays and manufacturing tolerances.

Vivid

Smaller screen makes the image look sharper

@@Rjdigreat Sharpness and vividness aren't the same my friend, i was talking about the screen contrast and colors, that has nothing to do with the screen size.

@@KiraThe7th.personally, I think some people, play tricks on the viewers. Maybe they turn brightness down on 1 model, to make people like other more. I know it sounds silly but wouldn’t surprise me. Same as most people say Oled switch is better in every way and a few people say the Oled vivid colours look horrible and too saturated and they also say the Oled switch looks ugly because you can see the pixels. Hard to know who’s telling the truth and who’s trolling.

Switch consoles use different LCD panels (different manufacturers or perhaps calibration?) so it's basically a gamble which one you get. This is true for all versions of Switch. Some of them appear warmer while some of them appear colder. Colder = better whites, while some prefer the warmer look with yellowish whites...

I think 5.5 or 6 inches screen for gaming is perfect tho

I have a 1.5 year old white Switch OLED. The battery goes from 100% to 1% in around 5 hours and 20-30 minutes. My settings are: -played in handheld mode -vivid colors on -airplane mode on -auto-brightness on -brightness level at maximum -volume level at maximum -wired earphones plugged in

@@LinkSergilBelmont That sounds better than mine. Ich habe the same settings, except for brightness and volume, which are in the middle

oled may have less PPI but the GLASS screen adds clarity

lol so you're saying you play lite as far from your face as the oled??? admit it or not you play lite more closely so basically that clarity you're all saying make absolute zero sense

"OLED is better" - Viewer with an LCD monitor "Lite looks sharper because it's smaller" - The guy with the 4K monitor watching at 720P with RU-vid compression "No reason to buy a regular Switch" - the guy who never had one I love RU-vid comment sections lmao

Its literally set to vivid mode bruh. Did you even watch the video or something

@@justsealy yes I did I want to know difference between vivid and normal setting. Some RU-vidr say’s the normal mode has a more realistic colorimetry

Has zero issues playing BoTW 100% on a switch lite, so I don’t think there will be any issues with this one. It’s definitely not just for TV’s

Not true, my TV wouldn't let me play it without a Switch...

@@BlueEyedVibeChecker ???

Nope there all the same

I feel you brother we share the same pain.

Oled e em seguida lite 🎉 por ter os pixels mais juntos

No one care 🗿

Well can you play on the go 😂🗿