The Nintendo Switch 2, still in its early development phase, is already drawing attention to a possible future version featuring OLED screens. While no official confirmation has been made, reports suggest that Samsung is the leading candidate to supply these screens. However, any release of an OLED-equipped Switch 2 is expected to be several years away, likely not before the end of 2027 or the start of 2028. This timeline aligns with Nintendo's historical pattern, as the original Switch was launched in 2017, and its OLED version came out in 2021—four years later. The Switch 2, which marked its first anniversary in June, is currently in the process of evolving. Recent leaks, including those from WCCFTech, indicate that Nintendo and Samsung are working together on an OLED version of the console. This would continue a trend begun with the original Switch, which first introduced an OLED model in 2021. In addition to the screen upgrade, Nintendo has already begun producing a new European version of the Switch 2 with a replaceable battery to comply with EU regulations. This shift suggests that the company is preparing for future updates and enhancements. Samsung Display, a major producer of OLED technology, is reportedly Nintendo’s preferred partner for this potential upgrade, just as it was for the original Switch. While no further technical details have been revealed, the screen upgrade is expected to be the main novelty, as it could significantly enhance the gaming experience. OLED screens are known for their ability to turn off individual pixels, resulting in deeper black levels and more vivid colors compared to traditional LCD screens. This technology improves contrast and detail, especially in darker scenes, without affecting the console’s performance. Until the OLED version is officially announced, current Switch 2 owners will have to stick with the existing 1080p LCD screen. Recently, the console’s price in Europe has also increased by 30 euros, adding to the anticipation for future upgrades. If the rumors are confirmed, Nintendo could use this display improvement to reinvigorate interest in the Switch 2 during its lifecycle. For now, the future of the console remains shrouded in speculation, with both Nintendo and Samsung keeping their plans under wraps.