When the herd loses its way, the shepard must kill the bull that leads them astray.

More to visuals than just resolution.

We have already seen there is very little "graphical effects change" with Metroid Prime 4 between Switch 1 and Switch 2, which is by design in order to scale it up to 4k 60fps on the Switch 2.

It will have more vibrant colours and deeper inky blacks on the Switch 1 OLED... To assert that the OLED will have a more "washed out" look is literally a big fat lie and literally flies in the face of already established evidence and comparisons between the two displays.

OLED obliterates LCD in terms of colour and contrast. It's a zero contest.

I don't think you grasp how much of a gulf there is between LCD and OLED when it comes to colour and contrast.

Obviously if you are someone who never removes their console from the Dock, the Switch 2 release will be the superior version... 

But if you have highly contrasty games like Metroid Prime 4 or Ori and the Will of the Wisps? You can't go past that inky OLED panel, it just pops and looks incredible.

Having a different "strategy" (Which is blatantly obvious) doesn't discount the fact it's an iterative update.
They can both exist concurrently.

I think you misunderstood me slightly as I didn't say that it was the OLED screen that would make it look washed out. I meant that the washed out look was intrinsically part of the Switch 1 game. If you look at the side by sides it's pretty noticeable that there isn't as sharp of a contrast as the Switch 2 version. I assume it's because it's less stressful on the hardware to produce a washed out and blurry image than it is to produce a sharp and vibrantly contrasting image. That's just what they had to do to get it running on the very weak Switch 1 hardware I'm guessing. So to summarise, with the OLED you've got an intrinsically blurry and washed out game on a beautiful screen, and on the Switch 2 you've got a sharp and vibrant game running on a duller screen. 

What game have you been looking at? All comparisons between prime 4 on switch 1 vs 2 show quite a lot of graphical differences with lighting, textures, shadows, resolution etc. OLED screens definitely have an advantage over lcd screens but the difference really isn't as impactfull as you are trying to make it seem. The minor advantages that an oled screen has over an lcd will be dwarfed by the advantages of the switch 2 over the switch oled.

Oops. I forgot that I still need to finish playing  Xenoblade Chronicles X. 😅

I wonder how much faster the game loads on the Switch 2.

Not necessarily. Nintendo had been stockpiling the Switch 2 for a while now. 

Iterative: doing something again and again, to improve it.

Having a fundamentally different strategy about things like primary control method, demographics, marketing, software output, etc. by definition means it wasn’t an iterative successor because Wii U wasn’t a Wii that was “the same thing just better”.

The PlayStation line of consoles are iterative because they all have the same focus. They are each more powerful than the last, the primary controller is always a revision of the previous, they have all pushed for the 13-35 demographic of shooters/sports/racing/action fans, they typically expanded their multimedia functions, etc.

Switch 2 is an iterative successor, it follows the same strategy and design of Switch 1, just bigger and stronger. The hybrid aspect of being able to play on the go or docked on the TV is still the primary focus and the Joy-Cons are essentially the same with some modest upgrades.

I'm not a day one buyer, but I wanted a place to share my shock at finding a Switch 2 + Mario Kart bundle at a hypermarket for what I think was 609 euros. Yes, consoles are more expensive here than in most of the eurozone, but that's still a shocking price. I guess that must have something to do with there being stock (although it looked like some bundles had been sold too).

The Switch 2 is in a sturdy cardboard box enclosed into another bendy cardboard box.

These two boxes combined aren't less sturdy than the cardboard box of a $1000 - $3000 iPad Pro:

By the way, why are consoles so expensive in Finland, Norway and Sweden ? I was checking Amazon in Sweden and it's so expensive.