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Nintendo Switch OLED

Nintendo Switch OLED reportedly costs Nintendo $10 more to make… but costs you $50 more to buy

Posted on July 15, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Upgraded video games consoles always cost a bit more than their predecessors, and the Nintendo Switch OLED is no different. Though the internals remain the same, a vibrant new screen, extra storage and an additional Ethernet port on the console’s dock has seen the price of the Nintendo Switch OLED rise to $350 / £309 / AU$539 from $300 / £279 / AU$449.

But just how much is it costing Nintendo to make, and how much extra profit is it turning from gamers keen to have the latest and greatest from the house of Mario ?
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