I mean its not exactly a massive jump is it? I still don't see it would cost anywhere near the price being guessed at for an OLED Switch 2 panel, outside of the usual Nintendo pricing of course.
Been watching some unbiased impression videos, the screen seems more then fine enough.
What?
Yeah I think the people crying at the man aren't crazy or something, one thing is how the screen feels and the other is how objectively it is by using specialized tools. If the screen looks good to them it's ok to just go with it.
Everything I saw points at the fact that Switch 2 display is 8bit+FRC and baldy overclocked 75hz 1080p tablet panel at it's core. This shit costs literal pennies. Even by mobile LCD standarts that's cheap af. Hell, even ultra-budget phones like CMF 2 Pro are shipping with quite custom 6.77" 120 Hz AMOLED. And that phone costs like 249 USD/EUR ffs.
Nintendo probably got a killer deal on some surplus tablet LCD panels that nobody else wanted, so they decided to hold off on OLED for now.
yeah but by doing that you risk clipping the highlights and losing details in the process. HDR advanced recommandations generally don't look to get to the maximum brightness or « pop » all over the screen, but the most accurate picture with the largest range of details possibles, both in dark areas and specular highlights
I know buddy, i was just parodying some of the bizzarre nintendo defence force in this topic.
I did not expect it to be an LCD, I wanted it to be OLED
.I think so because PSP was quite bad at that.
I have noticed in his screenshots comparison that the image that popped (maximum brightness) had a flatter look. Look at Mario's hat and nose.
I did not expect it to be an LCD, I wanted it to be OLED
Most of what we got is either less important on handheld form than TV docked (VRR) or less useful than people think (HDR with raised blacks / poor contrast).
Seriously. Vita launched with OLED almost 14 years ago.
VRR display on a handheld is a game changer, cause I'm pretty sure Switch2 will run most of its games under 120fps, so with VRR you can eliminate juddder and screen tearing while consuming less battery. Unless you want to fine tune your display refresh ratio game-by-game (like on the SteamDeck OLED)...
It's a bigger game changer on the big screen, not the tiny one.
When my daugther turn into teen i ll show her your posts to teach her to stay away from drinking.
Does it look the same if you disable HDR? Or is that with HDR disabled? I've straight up disabled HDR on portable for me as it frankly looks better. The screen is not a good fit for HDR at all.I'll wait for an oled model
What can they do if they care? Nothing. Seriously why do people act like there is any competition in closed ecosystems. You either buy the shit or you don't. There is no other version of Switch with a better screen and portable PCs don't play switch 2 games. I didn't like that they skimped on the specs including the joystics and that the game prices are obnoxious, but I had no choice if I want to let my kids (and myself) play the next Mario. I also was kinda pissed about the pro controller price but grabbed one at Costco for 75 and was still pissed.
I know you're being cheeky and all, but why not make a better experience for your base right out of the gate?
The LCD screen with HDR off looks better than OLED ?
Looks absolutely fine on my Switch 2I'll wait for an oled model
Oh FFS can you guys not go full retard trying to deflect criticism away from your corporate husbando?
Calling it nostalgic is sarcasm - but comparison to PSP seems real based off of that clip - that's some nasty ghosting on display - way worse than og. Switch as well.
But they really wouldn't need VRR at all. 'If' their implementation was dock/portable - the argument would hold water - but the moment they separated out the modes the way they did - VRR is largely pointless.
The color gamut is no better than SDR so I'm not surprised it's only 8 bit
Looks absolutely fine on my Switch 2
(Sorry for the poor background lighting)
Edit: I'm comparing the blacks/colors in this image not looking completely washed out, As other images would try to imply. The game looks Great on the Switch 2's screen despite not being OLED.
Seems like they thought about HDR being useful later with an OLED model and for now it is docked only… seems very odd you are right to offer HDR like this. It feels like well, "it is there why not"
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Exactly. Notice how 90% of the people here complaining don't even have the system
If my mild-mannered response evoked such a stronk emotion out of you, you night consider anger management classes.
