Nintendo officially clarifies that the Switch 2 does not support Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) while docked, only in handheld mode on the 120Hz display.

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The TV manufacturer will introduce the functionality in its latest flagship model, the S95F. Other models, such as the S95D, ...

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