The "greenish" picture is a photo of my Nintendo Switch OLED screen made with a mobile phone. On the screen there is a screenshot from Diablo II. Green pixels supposed to be dark grey or almost black (compare with the normally looking picture which is the original screenshot from the game). This drives me mad, dark scenes in the games look horrible, and make the whole game almost unplayable. This is a very common problem with OLED versions of Nintendo Switch, there are multiple threads about this on Reddit, but Nintendo doesn't seem to be worried about it. There is a high chance that your console also will have this defect, so avoid buying the OLED version until Nintendo announces that this problem has been fixed.
UPD: I contacted Nintendo Support and they repaired the screen for free (search YouTube for "Nintendo Switch Repaired OLED Screen" for a side-to-side comparison) . Changing from 1 star to 2 stars because of that, but still do not recommend buying unless you're prepared to spend another two weeks for repair nor replacement - the issue is too common to ignore.
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Green pixels in dark areas. Games like Diablo look terrible.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2021
The "greenish" picture is a photo of my Nintendo Switch OLED screen made with a mobile phone. On the screen there is a screenshot from Diablo II. Green pixels supposed to be dark grey or almost black (compare with the normally looking picture which is the original screenshot from the game). This drives me mad, dark scenes in the games look horrible, and make the whole game almost unplayable. This is a very common problem with OLED versions of Nintendo Switch, there are multiple threads about this on Reddit, but Nintendo doesn't seem to be worried about it. There is a high chance that your console also will have this defect, so avoid buying the OLED version until Nintendo announces that this problem has been fixed.UPD: I contacted Nintendo Support and they repaired the screen for free (search YouTube for "Nintendo Switch Repaired OLED Screen" for a side-to-side comparison) . Changing from 1 star to 2 stars because of that, but still do not recommend buying unless you're prepared to spend another two weeks for repair nor replacement - the issue is too common to ignore.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2021
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2021
UPD: I contacted Nintendo Support and they repaired the screen for free (search YouTube for "Nintendo Switch Repaired OLED Screen" for a side-to-side comparison) . Changing from 1 star to 2 stars because of that, but still do not recommend buying unless you're prepared to spend another two weeks for repair nor replacement - the issue is too common to ignore.
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Green pixels in dark areas. Games like Diablo look terrible.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2021
The "greenish" picture is a photo of my Nintendo Switch OLED screen made with a mobile phone. On the screen there is a screenshot from Diablo II. Green pixels supposed to be dark grey or almost black (compare with the normally looking picture which is the original screenshot from the game). This drives me mad, dark scenes in the games look horrible, and make the whole game almost unplayable. This is a very common problem with OLED versions of Nintendo Switch, there are multiple threads about this on Reddit, but Nintendo doesn't seem to be worried about it. There is a high chance that your console also will have this defect, so avoid buying the OLED version until Nintendo announces that this problem has been fixed.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2021
UPD: I contacted Nintendo Support and they repaired the screen for free (search YouTube for "Nintendo Switch Repaired OLED Screen" for a side-to-side comparison) . Changing from 1 star to 2 stars because of that, but still do not recommend buying unless you're prepared to spend another two weeks for repair nor replacement - the issue is too common to ignore.
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