<\/a><\/p>\nThe Nintendo Switch OLED<\/a> isn’t up for pre-order yet, but that hasn’t stopped retailers from listing it in advance for eager buyers. In case you missed it, Nintendo’s latest console comes with either a white color scheme or a red and blue one. <\/span><\/p>\n The Nintendo Switch OLED White features a shimmery white, nearly silver dock and Joy-Cons to match. On the other hand, the red\/blue model looks almost just like the average Nintendo Switch. It comes with a black stand and a pair of red and blue Joy-Cons like its predecessor. The only difference might be the wider stand. We go further into<\/span> what the Nintendo Switch OLED means for the future<\/a> and how it compares to other consoles in our in-depth analysis.<\/p>\n Here’s the round-up of current listings for both the white and red\/blue models. They might not be available for pre-order now, but they will be later.<\/p>\n Nintendo Switch OLED in White:<\/span><\/p>\n Nintendo Switch OLED in Neon Red and Neon Blue:<\/span><\/p>\n You can keep track on your own, too. For example, Best Buy also offers <\/span>pre-order email notifications<\/span><\/a>. That way, when pre-orders go live, customers can add the Nintendo Switch OLED to their cart without needing to check any other website. Best Buy also listed what appears to be a <\/span>Nintendo Switch screen protector and carrying case<\/span><\/a> for the OLED model. <\/span><\/p>\n<\/p>\n\n
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