Nintendo launched its Switch version of the console in an attempt to overcome the failure of its Wii U hardware. And nowhere did the Switch disappointed the company as the console has been a huge hit ever since its launch. Nintendo also planned the Switch Lite which released recently on the 20th of September. The new Lite model promises a smaller and cheaper version of the original console model. However, what the Switch Lite missees is an important feature to hook it up with your Television.
Even though the company was always clear when it said that the Lite won’t have the ability to hook up with TVs. But many fans were speculating that since Switch Lite features the same hardware as the original Switch, it might be possible to hook it to televisions via hacking. Sadly, that’s not the case as the actual hardware that outputs video has been removed from the new console completely.
So this seems to be major drawback for those who thought that they could simply hack
into the system and enhance Lite with the ability to hook up with TVs. Moreover, since the Switch can be docked and played on TV, its detachable Joy-Cons and kickstand ensure that at least two players can enjoy it while on the go whereas the Switch Lite is designed to be enjoyed solely as a hand-held device. Basically, Switch Lite is exactly what you get at the amount that you pay.