The OG Switch came out in 2017 being touted as a hybrid console and it met that expectation. With the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X getting a lot of discussion at the time of it's release, it wasn't hard to think about what future Switch models would be. Namely a stronger, more capable Switch releasing down the line.
Here we are in the middle of 2021, more than four years after launch, and all we have seen is a purely handheld Switch (the Lite) with the OLED Switch coming in a few months bringing a bigger and better screen, and better audio to the Switch in handheld mode. If you count the ethernet port addition, then maybe you can say there is a small, tiny new addition for docked (console mode) players. But the only premium thing about this model (the OLED screen) is experienced purely in the handheld mode.
To me the Switch just feels like a handheld with a docking station allowing to play it on your TV. Anyone feel the same?
Here we are in the middle of 2021, more than four years after launch, and all we have seen is a purely handheld Switch (the Lite) with the OLED Switch coming in a few months bringing a bigger and better screen, and better audio to the Switch in handheld mode. If you count the ethernet port addition, then maybe you can say there is a small, tiny new addition for docked (console mode) players. But the only premium thing about this model (the OLED screen) is experienced purely in the handheld mode.
To me the Switch just feels like a handheld with a docking station allowing to play it on your TV. Anyone feel the same?