Nintendo Expert Solves An Annoying Issue With The Switch OLED Amidst Several Updates

Published 04/27/2022, 2:30 PM EDT

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Nintendo launched the Switch console’s upgraded version, Switch OLED in 2021. And undoubtedly, the fans liked it. However, for a while, some fans have been facing some serious battery issues. Speaking of, Switch OLED is significantly draining battery without even being used. Moreover, the console’s battery life isn’t even able to last in standby and sleep mode as well.

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Concerned by the issue, many are worried assuming there’s something wrong with the device. Some might believe it’s minimized games running in the background draining power. But relax, none is true and your device is all good. The issue lies within the backend of Switch Online service.

How to fix Nintendo Switch OLED’s severe battery draining issue

The solution is super simple and fans just need to turn off the “Platinum Point Notification” for their every single profile and that’s all. The issue is fixed. For the context, here are steps to disable it in your Switch OLED:

  1. Open “System Settings”
  2. Scroll down and select “Notifications”
  3. Tap on “Platinum Point Notification” and turn it off

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There’s one thing to note: all profiles on Switch OLED have this notification on by default. So, fans must disable the option on every single profile to fix this issue. And ignore this if you have just one profile.

This fix is guaranteed to solve the OLED’s battery draining issue. And if the problem still exists, then there’s something faulty within the device.

Zach from Switch Force talks about the issue and the reason behind it

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Very special thanks to Zach for providing the fix to the aforementioned problem.

On 27th April (Wednesday), SwitchForce uploaded the video. At the 7:55 seconds mark, Zach begins talking about the issue. According to him, what caused the issue was Nintendo Switch Online’s upgrades related to mission and rewards in order to make the service more appealing. No doubt it’s a pleasant feature, but that’s what caused the issue.

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Swetabh Shekhar is an eSports author at EssentiallySports and holds a Master's degree in Mass Communication. He has been playing video games since his childhood days and has witnessed the evolution of the gaming industry. GTA, Assassins Creed, Call of Duty, and The Walking Dead are some of his all-time favorites.
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