This one accessory makes your Switch games look better
Summary
The Nintendo Switch remains a top gaming console, though its graphics may disappoint some users. The publication highlights affordable alternatives for enhancing visual performance without upgrading to the Switch 2, catering to budget-conscious gamers.
Key Insights
What exactly does the mClassic (the accessory likely referenced) do to improve Switch graphics?
The mClassic is an external HDMI graphics upscaler that sits between the Switch and your TV/monitor and applies hardware-based upscaling, anti-aliasing, and sharpening to the video signal; this can reduce jagged edges and make images look smoother and slightly higher resolution (it can upscale Switch output up to 1440p in some cases), though the visible improvement varies by game and display.
Will the mClassic make Switch games look as good as upgrading to a Switch 2 or a higher-resolution console?
No — the mClassic can improve perceived image quality by smoothing edges and upscaling the output, but it cannot add native higher-resolution assets, increase the console's rendering detail, or match the image quality of a next-generation console or a hypothetical Switch 2; the degree of improvement depends on the game's original resolution and art, so it helps most with jagged edges and scaling artifacts rather than delivering true native 4K/next‑gen fidelity.