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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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 ...

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 ...