In the same circuit of switches 2 Submission in the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) In the US, it seems to have been confirmed by Wi-Fi 6 support.
As it was pointed out VergeWi-Fi 6 in translation means “faster wi-fi in switch 2” -s team to spread what potentially expect on this front (and what is Nintendo's new hardware habit seemingly support):
“Submitting the application shows that they will support Wi-Fi 6 (802.11Ax) networks with up to 80mHz permeable width, worse than Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) on the original switch. However, it doesn't seem to have Wi-Fi 7 or Wi-Fi 6e, and only crossed FCC, not 5HGZ and 5GHS and 5GHS and 5GHS.
The same source provides a basic description of this upgrade with Wi-Fi 5 (aka current technology for Nintendo Switch):
“Wi-Fi 6 is the next generation of Wi-Fi. It will still make the same basic thing-to make you with the Internet-Samo with a crowd of additional technologies to make it more effective, accelerating the process in the process.”
Another interesting finding in the latest circuit of the application is related to the connecting of the Switch 2 – explaining that users will obviously be able to fill the device or with a USB -C port on top of the screen or over the one at the bottom of the unit. Here's a description of this by test engineers:
“Eut is equipped with two fillings of the USB connection (upper and lower sides)”
This last update on the Switch 2 also seems to have confirmed the return of NFC support (which Nintendo used to power amiibo functionality during the previous generations). You can find out more about this in our existing story here about Nintendo Life.
