These are just rumors, and the Nintendo Switch Pro likely won't be a huge upgrade.
You don't need a Switch Pro
A recent leak points to a new Nintendo Switch that will support 1440p resolution and utilize Nvidia's DLSS 2.0 technology, which should help it render games at higher resolutions. But even if Nintendo goes ahead with a redesign that touts these features, it's unlikely it will alienate current Switch owners by making new games exclusive to the Switch Pro.
"Given the massive success Nintendo has had with the current Switch model, I expect the Pro to continue the hybrid design and focus primarily on extra power," John Bedford, founder of Viva Flavor and former editor of Eurogamer, told Lifewire via email. "Whether that's achieved through an advanced dock or the handheld itself is less certain, but improved frame rate and resolution are the only improvements I want to see as a Switch owner."
The appeal of the Nintendo Switch for many has always been the hybrid home console and portable nature of the console. This portability allows users to pick up and play games whether they’re at home with their television or on the go.
