The Nintendo Switch OLED is Nintendo's newest console that was recently introduced.
The gaming community's speculation about the Nintendo Switch Pro ended early in the month the console was released. Like all consoles that have constant restocks, the OLED model is no different, as pre-orders are no longer available at select retailers.
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As is typical with Nintendo consoles, there is no stock available for pre-order. This was evident in the sales of the Nintendo Switch, which has already sold more than 85 million units as of March this year.
The company expects Switch demand growth to reach 90 million.
In just a few minutes, stock for this gaming gadget sold out – pre-orders began at 3 p.m. (12 p.m. PT) on Thursday, July 15.
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What's new with the Nintendo Switch OLED
According to a report by The Verge, the new console will feature a 7-inch display that is larger than the original Switch and the Lite version. For those with high expectations for this product, it won't come with 4K support. The OLED model also won't feature a new processor for "heavy gaming." What it will instead introduce is an improved LAN port and an upgraded kickstand.
The OLED Nintendo Switch console is not available
As mentioned above, pre-orders began at 3 pm EST on Thursday, July 15th, and within minutes, stocks were sold out.
Amazon ofpre-orders for the Nintendo Switch OLED isn't over yet. Nintendo could release additional stock at any time or in the coming days.
See also: Nintendo Switch: Gets useful space-saving feature
Before its official release on October 8, many users may have already acquired the coveted Switch console.
Information source: techtimes.com
