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Nintendo Switch 2 OLED refresh might already be in works

Nintendo Switch 2 OLED refresh might already be in the works

The Nintendo Switch 2 isn't even out yet, and a rumor suggests Nintendo will make a Switch 2 OLED version with Samsung supplying panels.

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Samsung Reportedly Wants OLED Screens on Switch 2 Refresh

Samsung is the display maker for the Switch 2 and is reportedly pushing for a version of Nintendo's new console to come with an OLED screen, according to a report from Bloomberg on Tuesday. No specifics were provided on whether this variant of the Switch 2 would come out or whether Nintendo was committed to it.

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You might want to wait to get your Nintendo Switch 2

Your Nintendo Switch 2 preorder won’t ship with an OLED screen, but an OLED-version isn’t out of the picture. Nintendo has reached out to Samsung Electronics Co. to manufacture Switch 2 chips in a bid to ramp up production speeds and potentially break its sales projections by March 2026, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

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Nintendo and Samsung Are Partnering up to Make Switch 2 OLED Displays and Processors: Report

Samsung is reportedly developing OLED screens and custom processors for the Nintendo Switch 2. Read the full report here.

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Didn’t Preorder a Switch 2? You May Have Luck Getting One After Launch

If we were judging by hype alone, the $450 Switch 2 could be the biggest console release of both this year and the past ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Isn't Even Out Yet, but Report Claims Samsung Keen to Provide OLED Screen in Future Refresh

Elsewhere in Bloomberg's report, Samsung sources stated they believed the company had the capacity for Nintendo to ship 20 ...

Samsung wants to make Switch 2 OLED panels, Nintendo may beat sales forecast by 5 million units

Samsung already makes the chips that power the Switch 2, but the Korean tech giant also wants to supply OLED panels for any ...

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