Gamers claim that the Nintendo Switch 2's LCD screen has ghosting and blurriness issues and isn't HDR. Should you be worried?

The screen in the Switch 2 is a 120Hz LCD with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). For actual gameplay, this is a massive upgrade over the 60Hz fixed refresh OLED that came before.

News Nintendo Switch 2 We've Seen Switch 2's LCD Screen In The Flesh, And It Really Doesn't Feel Like A Downgrade We've come a long way from 2017 by Damien McFerran Fri 4th Apr 2025 66 Image: Nintendo ...

120Hz is a swell refresh rate for a gaming display. The problem with the Switch 2, however, is that the millisecond response ...

The Nintendo Switch 2's display has sparked some criticism for poor motion and questionable HDR. We ran our own tests to see ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has introduced HDR support, but according to GamingTech’s analysis, its LCD screen doesn’t deliver the best HDR gaming experience.

A tech industry report claims that Nintendo Switch 2's LCD screen uses LTPS, an improvement from the Switch's screens even if ...

Nintendo has discussed why it decided to use an LCD screen within Switch 2 rather than an OLED display, as found in the premium Switch OLED. Speaking to press at a developer roundtable event ...

Our guide to Switch 2's display - size, resolution, LCD or OLED - Nintendo's new console offers notable upgrades to Switch 1, most obviously with its increas ...

In addition to its larger size, the Switch 2 display is also brighter. It’s also more vivid than the original Switch 1 LCD display, with colors popping more on the Switch 2 screen.

Nintendo Switch 2 The Switch 2's super sluggish LCD screen is 10 times slower than a typical gaming monitor and 100 times slower than an OLED panel according to independent testing News ...

How Good is the Nintendo Switch 2’s Screen? LCD vs OLED If you base this argument solely on general knowledge, many people would say that an OLED screen is always going to outperform an LCD screen.