Nintendo Switch 2 finally receives VRR support, screen tremor problem is solved

A long-awaited feature for Nintendo Switch 2 users is finally on the road. The variable refresh rate (VRR) support, which has been promised since the launch of the company, is active in TV mode with the latest firmware update. 23.0.0 version update represents an important step forward in the visual performance of the console.

How does VRR technology work and why it is important:

• The refresh speed of the screen dynamically adapts the instant square speed of the game
• Screen flicker (screen tearing) eliminates the problem and provides more fluent image
• Specifically, the games with unstable square speed provide benefits for**
• The competitors consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S have already offered this feature
• Automatically activates when connected to TV in Dock mode

Nintendo is a simple technology behind this late but finally the resulting move. VRR provides players to have a more comfortable and responsive experience while smoothing the image when the games are waved. When Switch 2 combines with more powerful hardware, this technology becomes an ideal option for those who want to balance between graphics quality and performance.

With firmware update, Switch 2 players will experience a much cleaner image experience when they sit in dock mode. This protects the power of the console on TV connection as well as the portable acting option.