| monocle_layton said: My Note 5 was on QHD when I first got it. Gorgeous display (I mean, it's Samsung), but it didn't outweigh the negatives. Sure, putting it to 1080p made it look a bit worse, but my battery life dramatically improved. Really no need to criticize the Switch's 720p display considering it's only 6.3 inches and has a battery life which is not bad or good.
OT: we really gotta stop this resolution jerkoff contest. If people want super duper legit ultra realistic 4k, then they can get a PC. Expecting native 4k on anything without a GTX 1070 is laughable |
I have a 1440P display on my Note 5. I keep it at 1440P all the time. And that's at 5.7".
The Switch at 6.2" is only a fraction of the resolution with a larger screen. It's Perceived Pixels Per Inch is significantly higher.
I want more in 2017, not a last century resolution, that's me, that's what I want as a consumer. I won't be spoon fed anything less.
And there is every reason to criticise the Switch, heck there is a reason to criticise every platform. And we should. We are consumers.
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