New Nintendo Switch pre-order – where to buy Switch OLED in UK and US

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GAMERS, the new Nintendo Switch OLED is nearly here – so grab your wallets.

You’ll soon be able to bag the next-gen Nintendo console in all of its OLED glory.

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The console has a large 7-inch OLED display

The original Nintendo Switch launched back in 2017, to phenomenal success.

Gamers were enamoured with the two-in-one console that worked as a handheld device – and plugged into the telly too.

The console is regularly sold out around Christmas, and is now one of the most recognisable gaming machines in the world.

There’s a brand new dock design

And now we have the Nintendo Switch OLED Model to look forward to.

It’s a pricier and more powerful version of the Nintendo Switch.

And it looks the part, too.

Nintendo Switch OLED pre-order – how to get one

The Nintendo Switch OLED release date is set for October 8, 2021.

We don’t know when pre-orders will be live yet.

But Nintendo is allowing would-be customers to their register their interest.

You can do that here:

  • Nintendo Switch OLED – sign up here

If you do get the opportunity to place an order, we’d recommend doing so as soon as possible.

The Nintendo Switch is very popular normally, and regularly sells out in the run up to Christmas.

And recent launches of the PS5 and Xbox Series X have proved that there’s huge demand for games consoles right now.

It’s possible that people who can’t get a Sony or Microsoft console will default to buying the Nintendo Switch OLED this Christmas.

And that’s not even counting the vast number of Nintendo fans who will likely be lining up to place their orders.

All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.

 

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