New updates to Nintendo Switch model with longer battery life

A new version of Nintendo Switch – separate from the recently announced Switch Lite – is officially on its way. Nintendo has announced a revision of the original Switch system, which will be identical to this version, complete with the ability to hook up with a TV set. However, it improves the note – better battery life – and will be in stores within a few weeks.

The original switch mode battery offered between 2.5-6.5 hours playback time from Nintendo's ratings. However, this revised version will deliver 4.5-9 hours of battery life, even surpassing that of Switch Lite, which boasts improved playback time for the original Switch. The revised Switch model will cost the same ($ 300 or around £ 280). According to the Nintendo product page, it will appear in mid-August in the US. with a new visualization of battery life). It might be a new iteration of the console that suggested a recent FCC submission, suggesting that the existing Switch could see some changes in its internal components. the game being played as a title like Zealand's Legend: Wild Breath drains energy much faster than the other, less intense titles. Other factors such as screen brightness and network functionality can also play a role; Nintendo has not indicated exactly what kind of experiences the lower and upper part of the battery evaluation is.

This is one of the two hardware messages Nintendo had to make on Wednesday. In addition to this version of Switch, it also announced new colors for Switch Joy-Con

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2 Nintendo downloads the curtains of the Switch Lite, which is a smaller and cheaper version of the hybrid console. It has a smaller screen, does not output video to TVs and has special control inputs instead of the demountable Joy-Cons but also has a better battery life than the original start switch (although, as noted above, above, the recently announced battery life top of that of Lite). Due to the impossibility to connect to a TV, some games may have problems with Switch Lite, at least without the purchase of separate Joy-Con controllers. reports that an "improved" version of Switch, aimed at "keen" gamers, is also in production. Nintendo has not yet indicated that this is the case.