nordique
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I don't think it's as bad as he makes it sound, but it certainly has issues
I have little doubt that it is being limited to 450 nits peak brightness simply to save the battery life. It's a pretty standard LCD display without local dimming or mini-LED's so it was never going to achieve very high brightness without killing the portable playtime. I'm not super worried about the peak brightness, I don't need a laser burning a hole in my retina when I look at my Switch 2 display
The bigger issue is that it has relatively poor color gamut, if Nintendo puts an HDR option for portable mode play, the display ought to be able to display a better than SDR gamut and this display clearly cannot
The color temperature of the display is extremely far away from D65 (6500K), I've seen some people measuring it around 9000K which results in a noticeably cold (blue-tinted) image compared to the Switch 1 display sitting next to my Switch 2 and my calibrated home theater TV
Interesting point about the colour gamut. I'm not as sensitive to this which is why I probably haven't noticed it. It's not a perfect display even lacking to the oled switch 1 on some ways (colour gamut?) but it looks good to my eyes.