Nintendo Switch OLED trade-in value

Sell your Nintendo Switch OLED

We pay up to $102 for your Nintendo Switch OLED.

Pick your storage and condition to see your exact offer. We email you a prepaid shipping label and pay you within 5 business days of receiving it.

Your quote is locked in for 21 days. Final value is confirmed when we inspect it.

Nintendo Switch OLED

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How much is my Nintendo Switch OLED worth?

Our current offers for each condition and condition. Prices updated October 10, 2026.

ModelLike newGoodFairCrackedNot working
Standard$102 $87 $71$41$20

In short: the Nintendo Switch OLED in Like new condition gets $102, Good pays $87 and Fair pays $71.

Like new: no visible scratches or dents. Good: light scratches or scuffs only. Fair: deep scratches, scuffs or small dents, no cracks. Cracked: cracked front or back glass, everything else works. Not working: doesn't turn on, or has a major fault. Every condition must be free of account locks and not reported lost or stolen. Prices in Canadian dollars.

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Nintendo Switch OLED at a glance

The Nintendo Switch OLED came out in October 2021. It has a 7.0-inch OLED screen. Use the specs below to confirm you have the right model before you request a quote.

ReleasedOctober 2021
MakerNintendo
TypeHybrid
Max resolution output1080p TV, 720p handheld
Ray tracingNo
Built-in screen7.0-inch OLED
TV modeYes, with dock (up to 1080p)
Expandable storagemicroSD (up to 2TB)
WeightAbout 420g (with Joy-Con)
Wi-Fi standardWi-Fi 5
Disc driveNo (game cards)
Battery lifeAbout 4.5 to 9 hours
Online multiplayer subscriptionNintendo Switch Online

Nintendo Switch OLED or Nintendo Switch: how to tell them apart

These two look alike, so check the rows below and pick the right model in the quote tool.

Nintendo Switch OLEDNintendo Switch
ReleasedOctober 2021August 2019
Built-in screen7.0-inch OLED6.2-inch LCD

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Nintendo Switch OLED quick answers

When did the Nintendo Switch OLED come out?

The Nintendo Switch OLED came out in October 2021.

What is the difference between the Nintendo Switch OLED and the Nintendo Switch?

The main difference is the built-in screen (7.0-inch OLED vs 6.2-inch LCD).

What decides your Nintendo Switch OLED trade-in value

  • Condition. Scratches, dents and cracks move your offer down a grade. The table above shows what each grade pays.
  • Locks. Your accounts must be removed and the console reset, and it must not be reported lost or stolen.

How to check that you have a Nintendo Switch OLED

The model number is printed on the back of the console (on the Switch OLED, under the kickstand). HAC-001 is the original Switch, HEG-001 is the Switch OLED, HDH-001 is the Switch Lite and BEE-001 is the Switch 2.

The Nintendo Switch OLED came out in October 2021.

How to get your Nintendo Switch OLED ready to sell

  1. Deregister it as your pass-enabled console (older software calls it your primary console). Open Nintendo eShop, pick your user, tap your account icon, then Settings, then Pass-enabled Console, then Deregister.
  2. Reset it while online. Go to System Settings, then System, then Formatting Options, then Initialize Console.

When is the best time to sell your Nintendo Switch OLED?

Sooner is usually better. Trade-in values tend to fall as devices age, and often drop when a newer model comes out. Our offers move with the market. When you get a quote, that price is locked in while you ship.

Nintendo Switch OLED trade-in questions

How much is my Nintendo Switch OLED worth?

It depends on its condition. The table above shows our current offer for every Nintendo Switch OLED condition. Get a quote for your exact offer.

Will you buy a Nintendo Switch OLED that doesn't turn on?

Yes. Pick Defective for a Nintendo Switch OLED that won't power on or has a major fault, including liquid damage. It still can't be reported lost or stolen.

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Just 3 easy steps

From quote to payment, here's how it works.

  1. Phone showing an online trade-in quote

    Get an offer

    Answer a few quick questions about your device and see your offer online. It only takes a couple of minutes.

  2. Phone going into a shipping bag

    Ship it with our prepaid label

    Ship it with the prepaid label we email you, within 21 days of your quote.

  3. Phone being handed over for cash

    Get paid

    We check your device and pay you within 5 business days of receiving it.