With the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5, the new hybrid console won’t have the stunning OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display that was featured on certain models of the original ...

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The Switch 2's display increases up to 7.9 inches from the 7-inch screen on the original Switch. It has a peak brightness of up to 400 nits, which clearly takes the cake against the original Switch.

You can get a new Switch OLED for $350, while the Switch 2 is currently priced $100 more at $450. However, that price may not be final given the uncertain nature of tariffs impacting the market ...

If you have an older Switch, you can use the same Joy-Cons with the Switch OLED but not with the Switch 2. Plus, there are so many colorful Joy-Con options for the Switch OLED, which isn’t true ...

But with the new Nintendo Switch 2 joining the existing Switch OLED and original Switch on store shelves, picking the right one isn’t quite so easy. Whether you’re a newcomer looking for your first ...

That's everything we know about the Nintendo Switch 2 today. We'll update this article with any information we can gather directly from sources. Any changes made to the article after its initial ...

Switch 2's display is "a significant upgrade to that of its predecessor, and far closer to the crispness of the Switch OLED than I was expecting, with the added bonuses of its larger size and HDR ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has a whopping 7.9 inch screen in comparison with the regular Switch 1's 6.2 inches and OLED Switch's 7.0 inches. ... hinting at a relocated IR sensor.