The Switch has a nicer appearance than the PS4, especially if you get it in the Neon red and blue color scheme. The console itself, two attachable Joy-Con controllers, and the Switch Dock are all included.
The Switch Dock enables you to play games on a second display, charge the Switch, and connect a further USB device (see our full Nintendo Switch review for more details.
Since the Switch has a 6.2-inch, 720p (HD), LCD screen built into the device, it falls under this category. As an alternative, the Switch Lite comes with a 5.5-inch HD LCD screen or, if you choose the OLED option, a 7-inch, 720p OLED display. But we also need to evaluate how well the Switch and PS4’s outputs work when connected to a monitor.
The Switch and PS4 can both output content at up to 1080p (Full HD) at 60 frames per second when docked. Therefore, you won’t notice a difference in quality or frame rate while playing at home.
However, you’ll probably notice a difference in the graphics quality for the reasons we’ll discuss below.
Is Nintendo Switch better than PS4?
PS4 and Nintendo Switch Which of these two consoles would celebrate in a battle? Both alternatives offer a lot in terms of game design, 3D art, UI, or just a chance to relax and are enchanting in their own ways, but they provide completely different experiences.