Nintendo just launched its newest special-edition Switch Lite, this time channeling the power of the Triforce for a lavish golden design fit for its Hyrule Edition naming scheme. This new version of the handheld brings a Hylian theme to the console that we already love,

Although the upgrades sound relatively easy since soldering skills aren’t needed, they do require you to open the Switch Lite and remove components like the original LCD screen,

In our Nintendo Switch OLED review, we look at the upgraded console's performance and playability, and if it will stand the test of time as a classic console.

Taki Udon says that sometime in November there’ll be an option to buy a version of the $50 non-touch display that’s compatible with the stock Switch Lite touch panel though, offering a cheaper option for folks that want to add an OLED display and keep touchscreen support.

The Nintendo Switch OLED came out in 2021 as a minor upgrade to the original 2017 model. We gave it an 89 in our review thanks to upgrades such as its 7-inch OLED screen, increased from 6.2 inches. It also touts a better battery life,

Echoes of Wisdom on September 26th, Woot is selling the Nintendo Switch OLED for $299.99 ($50 off) with either white or neon red and blue Joy-Con controllers. That’s $10 shy of the console’s best price to date,