With Nintendo's new console now available, here's where you can buy the Nintendo Switch OLED online. The upgraded version of Nintendo's hybrid console costs $349, but major retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart are already showing it as sold out.

If you recall, even purchasing a regular Nintendo Switch was no easy feat. So now that Nintendo's new console is here, here are all the places to check out the Nintendo Switch OLED inventory.

The Switch OLED is sure to be one of the most popular holiday gifts this year, and with the global chip shortage still ongoing, inventory of Nintendo Switch OLED models may not be able to keep up with demand.

If you want to get your hands on an upgraded Nintendo Switch before the end of the year, you will need to act quickly whenever restocks are available. Below is a page listing the major retailers that can currently confirm restocking of the Nintendo Switch OLED.

The Nintendo Switch OLED is currently sold out at all major retailers, but not to worry, retailers such as GameStop and the Nintendo Store have restocked the console over the past few days. These restockings confirm that they will have more stock of this in-demand machine in time for the holiday season. However, vigilance is needed to secure the units.

This article will be updated throughout the holiday season, so check back throughout the year to make sure you don't miss any restocking of Nintendo Switch OLEDs.

Black Friday information has officially been released. The annual sales event may still be weeks away, but retailers are not waiting any longer.

As expected, the Nintendo Switch OLED discount is not among the hundreds of Black Friday gaming deals currently available, but that doesn't mean would-be owners should ignore all the discounts currently available.

Right now, Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals are wide-ranging, with discounts on the best Nintendo Switch games, travel cases, and other important accessories.

While you're looking for where to buy the Nintendo Switch OLED, you can get everything you need when you finally secure your console.

The newest member of the Nintendo Switch family is a refreshed version of the base Nintendo Switch console. In other words, it offers all the same features as the regular Switch, but with the necessary upgrades.

The biggest feature is the new 7-inch OLED screen. This is a significant increase from the 6.2-inch LCD screen found on the regular Nintendo Switch; the OLED screen will make exclusive games like "Metroid Dread" and "Breath of the Wild 2" look even more amazing when played in handheld mode.

The Nintendo Switch OLED model boasts a widely adjustable stand that is ideal for finding the ideal angle for play, an improved dock that boasts a wired LAN port (perfect for the upcoming multiplayer shooter "Splatoon 3"), 64 GB of internal storage (double the standard Switch's 32GB), as well as enhanced audio capabilities with a redesigned built-in speaker set. It also appears to last a bit longer, as we found when we tested the Nintendo Switch's OLED battery's duration.

This is definitely an evolution of the Nintendo Switch, rather than the revolutionary Nintendo Switch Pro that some had hoped for, for frequent Switch players and those looking to get their first Nintendo system, Nintendo Switch OLED model would be the clear choice.