Recording summary · November 2023
why the ROG Ally is SUPERIOR to the Switch OLED
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Overview
Daniel decided to sell his Switch OLED after acquiring the ROG Ally, finding it redundant to own two handheld gaming devices and aiming to declutter his belongings.
Daniel considers the ROG Ally superior in power, gaming library, and PC versatility through Windows 11, despite the Switch OLED offering better battery life, a lighter body, and a kickstand.
Daniel sold his used Switch OLED in Bangkok with accessories and a game for around 5,500 baht.
Daniel doubts future Nintendo handhelds will appeal to him unless they support the Steam Store or cater to adult preferences rather than younger audiences.
Themes
Comparison between the ROG Ally and the Switch OLED regarding hardware ergonomics, kickstand availability, and battery life.
Functionality of the ROG Ally under Windows 11 for video editing, spreadsheets, and PC gaming.
Details of the Switch OLED sale in Bangkok, including the sale price, condition, bundled items, and financial loss.
Market competition among handheld devices from Nintendo, Valve, Lenovo, AYANEO, and Asus ROG.
Critique of Nintendo's game catalog targeting children versus adult game preferences.
Developments
Undated: Daniel decided to sell his Switch OLED.
Undated: Daniel purchased the Switch OLED brand new roughly one year prior, in October.
Undated: Daniel sold his Switch OLED in Bangkok for about 5,500 baht with a Mario Kart 8 Deluxe cartridge, charger, and Joy-Con grip.
Uncertainties & gaps
Daniel estimated the 5,500 baht sale price to be around $150 or £125, and estimated his original purchase price at roughly £300 or $350.