@Jayy997
Thank goodness for this. I thought my Switch or TV was fucked up when it came to HDR. It's not just me.
@austinwilkie3089
Digital Foundry sent me hear I heard them mention this video and I subscribed. Shout out for being the first person to mention this!
@Calabaster
That’s disappointing. On a positive note: vrr stutter on ps5 and ps5 pro is finally FIXED! Took them only 7 months
@lukaszw4783
It's good that someone dares to point out that the screen isn't OLED not because Nintendo wanted 120Hz and VRR, but because they plan to sell an OLED version three years later.
@LeateqOfficial
Nice thank you for the info ! I already have switch oled, so gonna wait for switch 2 oled or steam deck 2 oled ^^
@salocin9009
LETS GO HDR400!!! Shoutout to the fucking worst HDR certification that actually isn’t HDR but allows companies to market their products as having HDR. Context: HDR400 is a HDR certification given to displays that can reach 400 nits brightness and is likely the certification Nintendo is using. The iPhone 4 was technically HDR as it capped out as 500 nits.
@Kam9002
Turns out Nintendo just wanted a screen that meets HDR certification (same as most of the LCD monitors) just to use HDR capable in marketing (it works on casual people, to this day my friends are still calling me a liar when I tell them that their displays do not support HDR if they are just regular IPS monitors). Also nintendo is know for using cheapest to produce components, they never sell their consoles on a loss, adding even a cheap mini led screen would probably mean they wouldn't make any profit on the consoles and that's a big no no for a corporation that is used to earning a bit from each console sold.
@grahamt19781
Wow that is really disappointing. Thanks for doing the testing and sharing.
@joshuau.
Great video! Appreciate your professional analysis and review of the system, the capabilities, and also the HDR implementation and games! I am glad Nintendo did something with HDR for the system. But I am hoping for more and better HDR implementation in the future. Thanks!
@chpe5301
Great video and really help. We need more creators like you who focus on techs.
@winterbeginstechnmore
I gave them the benefit of the doubt, but it was unrealistic to expect unfortunately. To get HDR with an LCD screen you need a Full Array Local Dimming / MiniLED backlight similar to how Apple implemented it with the previous generation of IPads. But at this point it would probably be cheaper to put an OLED Smartphone screen in there.
@johnhancockretro
New subscriber here. Thank you for the technical info about the Switch 2. Most appreciated.
@NecroMoz
“Nintendo don’t need an OLED because their LCDs are so good” - Nintendo fanboy copium for the last six months
@-Sangral-
RIP. Thank you very much for this video. Unfortunately kinda expected, but nobody really said the truth about it so far.
@MarcusGKnight
'Always on' HDR is really RTX HDR Lite I guess! Well done for getting so much content out so quickly.
@timcruz1388
Thank you 🙏 for the video!!!
@gutar5675
They gotta leave some room for the 900 dollar OLED Switch they're going to release in the winter lol
@eisregenhaha
thanks for the video, would you recommend just turning hdr off for handheld mode completely?
@DanielZH
Thanks for the review, I thought they’d be using OLED this time
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