I'm a spec guy as much as anyone, currently have a 4090. But I'm happy with the S2 specs. Nintendo games don't require high end and it was as much as one could reasonably expect from Nintendo. I'm expecting a 2050 ish performance which will be great for Kart 9, Metroid, Mario and zelda.

I think something like a 2050 or better, is atleast twice as fast as a Steamdeck.  Am I way off?
So when docked, it should still beat out a steamdeck.

Also its likely it launches early 2025, like Q1 early.  Maybe March?

Let's not pretend you were expecting a T239 system in late 2022 when last year in 2023 you were posting stuff like this. 

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=9450071

I think comparing console to PC and applying it to switch is pointless. PC is a massive market and handheld gaming is niche aside from a Nintendo handheld. To build a PC with ps5/series specs in 2020 would have cost you 1000$ so for the price point it's the best you can get, mean while were getting switch 2 with what the specs we expected from the pro version years ago and ps6 will be coming 2 years after just seems dated to me if you don't share that opinion its fine we can agree to disagree.

My prediction was right though a t239 in 2023 would have been cutting edge and they did not release it and now it's mid 2025 lol. Ill say this is ps6 released with ps5 slightly better specs in 2029 it would get shat on by sony fans.

So when you wrote that you were expecting the Switch 2 to release in 2023? And the date in which we all expected it to release wasn't late 2022 like you were saying in this thread? From the reading of your post you weren't expecting them to go with Nvidia at all when you wrote that less than a year ago. 

I wasn't expecting for them to go NVDA if they were going cutting edge. Because i been hearing rumors for switch pro for so long and was the traveling the world when i came back to the states i expected to see a pro version when i saw there was no pro version i became negative on nintendo and expected nintendo do what they do best give us the worst case scenario for hardware every time, and with a T239 in 2025 they delivered again. look lets just say ps6 has slightly better specs then ps5 pro in 2028, sony fans would burn it  alive, So me saying it's seems very dated is more then fair.

This is absurd. These specs are overall better than the Steam Deck and you think Nintendo could've released a device that capable a few years ago? Come on now.

What you talking about? the switch pro was leaked 2 years ago and rumored to come out in  mid 2023 with similar specs.

Do you honestly believe Nintendo releasing a mid-tier performance-wise handheld in 2025 is the worst case scenario? 

What alternative hardware do you think they should've gone with? Basically the only thing better than what the Switch 2 is projected to have, in handhelds -- when it releases, would be a higher-end Strix Point APU and handhelds with those will cost about $700-$1500. We don't know when Tegra Thor is releasing. Some-time in 2025, but probably too late for them to have enough chips for a Switch 2 release. 

So honestly, what alternative hardware makes sense for Nintendo to have gone with? What is the best case scenario, in your eyes, while retaining the same form-factor? 

As for the PS6 hypothetical. If the PS5 Pro were hypothesized to have an RX 8800 XT level GPU and then they just released it as a PS6 a few years later, improving the chipset by reducing the process node and adding some more modern features from RDNA 5, I don't think anybody would be disappointed with the PS6. In 2027 (that would be three years after PS5 Pro's projected release), an RX 8800XT comparable chipset would likely be similar to mid-range GPU of that year, which is what most people expect of console hardware.