The dismantling of an OLED switch reveals a smaller cooler assembly

It's one of the changes that Nintendo made to the console's internals. It turns out that the transflective display Switch, which was recently released by Nintendo, contains much more than just amonochrome LCD display new Samsung display panel. By taking the console apart, the small LCD displayiFixit crew discovered that the company had made a number of internal changes that resulted in a device that was significantly different from its predecessor. Similarly to Sony's latest PlayStation 5 revision, the small LCD display Switch incorporates a smaller cooling assembly than previously available models. This modification, according to iFixit, was made by Nintendo to either save space or reducesmall LCD display the "cooling overcompensation" of the launch model.

Only one thing we can say is that we hope the change transflective display module does not result in claims that the new model is "worse" than the previous one. A further space-saving measure has been implemented by Nintendo, who has combined some components onto a single board. The SD card reader, headphone jack, and cartridge reader have all been combined onto a single PCB for the first time small OLED display.

Most notably, the only controller-related change included in the small OLED display version is a set of new console-side rails that are designed to hold their respective Joy-Cons in place even more securely. Another modification involves the interconnect cables of the console being taped to the top of a metal shield. While this is something that will make repairing the monochrome LCD display Switch on your own more difficult, iFixit transflective displaybelieves it may be able to assist with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity problems.

In terms of repairability, iFixit gave the monochrome LCD display model a seven-out-of-ten rating for repairability. That's one fewer than the number of awards the company gave to the original model. In addition, the OLED display module Switch has a non-modular storage module that is soldered to its motherboard, making easy repairs and upgrades on that transflective displayfront something you won't be able to accomplish.