Although the upgrades sound relatively easy since soldering skills aren’t needed, they do require you to open the Switch Lite and remove components like the original LCD screen,

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The Switch OLED is $50 off at Woot, which is a rare discount. This price is available on both white and neon blue/red models.

Yes, Mario Kart is back, but now you can get the best-selling racing game with the Switch OLED console instead.

Echoes of Wisdom on September 26th, Woot is selling the Nintendo Switch OLED for $299.99 ($50 off) with either white or neon red and blue Joy-Con controllers. That’s $10 shy of the console’s best price to date,