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| [* black] More efficient hardware not only makes for longer battery life, but also less waste heat. So we're pleasantly unsurprised to see this Switch packing a downsized heat sink and fan. | |
| - | [* black] Another slight difference: the previous L and R triggers pressed directly against a button on a PCB, but the new triggers have a membrane protecting the button. Better ingress protection? |
| + | [* black] Another slight difference: the previous L and R triggers pressed directly against a button on a PCB, but the new triggers have a membrane protecting the button. Better ingress protection? And also a more pleasing actuation distance. |
| [* black] The speaker drivers look to be the same as those in the [guide|78263|original Switch|stepid=156396|new_window=true], but the housings are all new. | |
| [* black] Not only are they now downward-firing, but they've also expanded up into the space formerly held down by the two Joy-Con batteries. Although we haven't done a head-to-head sound test, we'd be surprised if the Lite didn't come out on top. |