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FAQs
What is Nintendo’s current console?
Nintendo’s current console lineup includes the Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch OLED and the Nintendo Switch Lite. The Switch and Switch 2 offer versative gaming designed for TV, tabletop or handheld play. The Switch Lite is a handheld-only console designed solely for portable gaming.
What’s the difference between Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2?
Overall, the Nintendo Switch 2 is faster, sharper and has more features overall compared to the Switch. The Switch 2 improves on the original Switch’s design by having a bigger screen, sharper graphics, and smarter Joy-Con controllers. The Switch 2 is 0.5” taller, 0.5” wider and 4 ounces heavier (with the Joy-Con controllers attached) than the Switch. The Switch 2 has up to 4K resolution while the Switch is limited to 1080p display. The Switch 2 is backwards compatible and can play physical and digital Switch games.
Is the Switch 2 touch screen?
Yes, the Switch 2 has a 7.9” LCD touch screen with support for HDR and up to 120 fps. The Switch 2’s touch screen is 0.9” to 2.5”, depending on the Switch 1 model you're comparing it with. Keep your Switch 2 protected with Nintendo accessories like carrying cases, screen protectors and memory cards.
How to connect Nintendo Switch to a TV?
To connect your Nintendo Switch console to your TV, start by placing the console in the dock and connect it to the TV with an HDMI cable. Plug the AC adapter into the dock and into a wall outlet. Once everything is connected, select the right HDMI input on your TV to see the switch display. Be sure to detach the controllers before docking the console for TV model.













