The system would also probably cost an easy $100-$150 more with all of those features (pricier node, giant OLED display). Nintendo chose a good mix of being reasonable while still having a very powerful piece of kit that can run modern gen PS5/XBSX games like FF7 Rebirth and Indiana Jones. 

Enthusiasts will always want more and more tech but a lot of them don't want to pay extra either and Nintendo is not in the business of selling hardware that caps out at 30-50 million units anymore. Given the explosion in pricing due to AI datacenters, I'm extremely happy with what we got, if this happened 3 years prior or something there's a good chance we would have gotten a scaled back chip, as is we got a machine that can play absurdly high end games on the go without much fuss. 

 Nintendo right now is probably selling the hardware right around cost or maybe even slightly under cost.  

VRR docked would be a welcome addition, and since they recently added portable boost mode, here's hoping the former is also added.

Also, now that it's here, I'd say Starfox is comfortably the best looking thing on Switch 2 to date graphically. It's not pushing any really hardwaree-pushing stuff like ray tracing or virtualized geometry or anything, but it makes excellent use of efficient and eye-catching techniques while running at a locked 60fps in gameplay.

It's the new bar going forwards IMO; here's hoping the likes of Ocarina or whatever comes next year can look even beter.