Nintendo Switch 2: The Designs That Could Redefine The Switch...

Join me as we explore the most anticipated question in gaming: What will the Nintendo Switch 2 look like?
In this video, I unleash my creativity and imagination to speculate on the design of the next generation of Nintendo's iconic console. From sleek and futuristic to bold and innovative, we showcase a variety of concept designs created using Photoshop, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the potential evolution of the Nintendo Switch.
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[@KAGReacts]

The second one is definitely possible. So it adds an additional “Switch” mode. Only the top screen detaches and can be placed on top of the bottom screen so that it can have a one screen mode for your typical 3rd party games that don’t want to be creative and use 2 screens . Or play in a mode similar to DS games. Also you can detach one screen and hand it to a friend for multiplayer and it streams from the main device. This improves and removes the need to play multiplayer games with tiny joycon on their side. Also allows for DS and 3DS games to be brought over on NSO.

[@DrekenKasai]

I could totally see the dual screen DSwitch working with a dock, you put your console on it like the switch, then take off the upper screen and use it like a gamepad by attaching the joycons on it.
Though I wonder if it would really be that useful, I mean having a second screen as an inventory like the Zelda remakes on 3ds and Wii u or Xenoblade X is a good idea, but I don't know if the cost is worth it for them or if it wouldn't be too heavy in portable mode. There's also the practicality of transferring you joycons on the upper screen every time you dock it in and vice versa.
You could also get all the DS and 3DS games ports or on NSO and maybe have the possibility in handheld mode to slide the top screen over the bottom one if you want to play on one screen only like you do with a switch instead of just putting the second screen off your way at the risk of losing it.
The only problem I see with it is: either both screens will have the same quality and there's no problem forward or one of the screen gets a lower quality for cost reasons.
I imagined the better screen being the one in front of all the main tech, so the bottom one that would logically dock in but when I think about it, the 3DS and DS better screen is the upper one even though all the tech is mostly in the bottom part of the console.
So yeah technically if they do it the 3DS way, you'll always have the better screen in your hands no matter how you play.
Except without it in docked mode of course, but even with a "S2 Pro Controller" I could see Nintendo adding a slider on the top of the controller or a magnet to support a screen or the other way around by having you pro controller being able to separate itself in half like joycons.
And when you think about it, with one of the recent rumors speaking about the new console being named the Nintendo Attach, it could make sense.

[@jeffcross9960]

if they do a dual screen switch I doubt they would have a detachable screen (understand I want that but there are just too many problems with that design. like the second screen going missing or breaking...) but people can use the dual screen as a vs mode like people playing fighting games and/or racing games with their own screen...
I'm thinking the second screen can fold down like a clam-shell OR fold backwards so there are two screens on both sides (this will be the vs mode I talked about). there is already technology that can stream an hdmi signal from a device to a tv with little to no lag. and as you said the console can be used as the second screen and like the wii u the screens can switch back and forth.

[@TechnoMinarchistBall]

A switch ds would be too heavy for a portable.