More than a year after its launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 finally has support for variable refresh rate when docked and ...

The company had initially announced then subsequently dropped the feature.

Nintendo always promised that the Switch 2 would support variable refresh rate (VRR) when docked, but the console launched ...

Docked variable refresh rate is here at last —but not all games will support it.

A new update for the Nintendo Switch 2 has added VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) support while the console is docked.

The Switch 2's console dock and Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour have received new updates that add VRR support.

The update also brings system transfers between two Switch 2 consoles, background music during Mii editing, and a new Switch ...

Nintendo Switch 2 now supports “complete data transfer” between two Nintendo Switch 2 consoles. You can transfer all your data, including save data and screenshots, from your Switch 2 to your new ...

Version 23.0.0 for Nintendo’s console also updates GameChat and allows other controllers to be used while in Handheld Boost Mode.

Nintendo Switch 2 docked VRR is now available in firmware 23.0.0, but the console, dock, game and TV must all support it.

Those of you lucky enough to own a VRR enabled TV set will most likely have updated the Nintendo Switch 2 console and dock to test out games to see if any benefit from VRR. However, you’ll have ...

System update 23.0.0 brings long-awaited TV-mode VRR support to the Nintendo Switch 2, promising smoother gameplay for docked compatible displays.