Nintendo announced a new Nintendo Switch model with a 7-inch OLED screen, enhanced audio, and a wider kickstand last Tuesday. While these are all welcome upgrades, it wasn't the Switch Pro many fans were anticipating. Rumors prior to the reveal suggested the OLED model would be more powerful and potentially even support 4K graphics. Those rumors turned out to be inaccurate. In fact, in addition to having the same chips as the old model, the OLED model doesn't even fix the Joy-Con drift issue that has plagued the Nintendo Switch since 2017.
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