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.

Currently, the Switch 2 features a 7.9-inch LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10 support. It's a bigger size ...

120Hz is a swell refresh rate for a gaming display. The problem with the Switch 2, however, is that the millisecond response time of its screen is a bit slow compared to those of many other gaming ...

The premium Switch 1 features an upgraded touch screen over the LCD touch ... The handheld-only Nintendo Switch Lite has a 5.5-inch LCD multi-touch ... and that is with a newer panel.

Nintendo has used an LCD panel over OLED for the Switch 2. Nintendo's Tetsuya Sasaki ... the Nintendo Switch 2 has a 7.9-inch LCD display with a 1920 x 1080 resolution and support for ...

19; larryisaman; Fri 4th Apr 2025; I never once had an issue with the original Switch screen. I only upgraded to an OLED because the battery in my launch model had kicked it, and while the OLED ...

Nintendo's latest model refresh for the Switch includes an OLED display as the main selling point. Here are the advantages that the OLED screen offers over the original Switch's LCD screen, and ...

Japan's Chimolog is our second source. Its tests showed the Switch 2's display to be slightly quicker, averaging 17 ms at 60 Hz. But it was still by far the slowest display in their suite of ...

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.While this might sound disappointing, it ...

Find out whether the new Nintendo Switch Lite has a touch screen or not. ... In comparison, the regular Nintendo Switch offers a 6.2-inch LCD display at a resolution of 1280x720.

It is a touch-enabled LCD screen (don't worry, the QWERTY side is all real-life scissor-sprung buttons) which can switch between three modes: a standard number-pad, a set of media control keys and ...