Nintendo confirms that the Switch 2 console will suport Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) to automatically enable smoother gameplay on supported 4K TVs.

It also puts connected AirPods into low latency mode, which should help reduce any delay that could throw you off your game.

Nintendo's website has confirmed that the Switch 2 has Auto Low Latency Mode, optimizing the console for performance on any TV.

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This week we began the first phase of a trial of low latency live streaming on BBC iPlayer. For the next few weeks, viewers using selected devices who have opted into iPlayer’s ‘beta’ mode ...

Recently, two technologies that promise a significant experience upgrade for gamers have become commonplace on TVs: Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR). ALLM kicks in ...

Apple has a new dongle that brings low latency to the AirPods Max. This means no audio lag, and smooth performance when you're gaming or livestreaming. Plus, it goes both ways, so you can use it ...

Using the SDK, developers can integrate Reflex directly with their games. This allows latency reductions above and beyond existing driver-only techniques like Nvidia’s Ultra Low Latency Mode.

Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), which is supported by the vast majority of modern TVs and gaming monitors, automatically detects a games console and goes into the game mode without you needing to do ...

Qualcomm announces its ultra-low latency QCC3086 audio chipset. Connecting via USB, this new technology brings ~20ms audio to the masses.