In case you didn’t know, there was a Nintendo Switch 2 leak, and it provided numerous updates about the upcoming console. Today, we’ll discuss its display, performance, its docked mode, design, and other information about the Nintendo Switch 2. So, without further ado, let’s get started.
00:34 – Display
According to Inno Lux, Nintendo has already begun producing the next-generation Switch, to be released in a few months. According to reports, the Switch 2 will also use mini-LED technology, with the displays being manufactured by Inno Lux. The only disadvantage of using a mini-LED is that it’s pretty expensive to manufacture. It’s not as expensive as an OLED, but it is more costly than a traditional LCD.
That’s why Nintendo intends to use Inno Lux. However, we’re unsure if they will meet demand, especially since the previous Nintendo Switch sold over 62 million units since its release in 2017. However, according to Bloomberg, Nintendo will use a Samsung OLED display rather than the Inno Lux mini-LED panel, which seems more credible.
According to Bloomberg, because the Nintendo Switch may have an OLED display, it will benefit greatly in color change, contrast, and black levels, which will, finally, be perfectly black. The next step is a larger 7-inch display, which would be more immersive than the previous 6.2-inch panel. If the Nintendo Switch 2 has a 7-inch display with the same resolution, the PPI will be 209.