| BasilZero said: Which button do you think that is Einstein? I dont remember having to get up and press the physical power button on my playstation or Xbox to be able to turn it off. |
Okay, so you mean after playing in docked mode! You didn't specify that until now.
Didn't thought about that because I play Switch 1 + 2 almost always in handheld mode.
Yeah, for Switch gamers often playing in docked mode, that can be annoying.
On the other hand... the Switch 2 only draws 0.4 - 0.5 watts per hour in sleep mode (LAN deactivated), that is 3.5 - 4.4 kW per year. So just ~1 dollar/Euro per year energy costs... I can live with that.
And thanks to the battery a power blackout while the console is in sleep mode is no problem. A PS4 or PS5 or Xbox has to check all internal and external SSDs + HDDs after the reboot and sometimes has to repair damaged data.
