I can confirm this has not been a problem for me. I looked at the dock and it has 2 small rubber bumpers on the inside front where the console seats. The plastic that faces the screen and the rubber probably aren't hard enough materials to scratch the glass surface. That said, there's alaways the small possibility of getting some foreign material on either the bumpers or the facing plastic. Say, a piece of sand for example which could scratch the sceen. Make sure the dock is clean before docking and/or get a screen protector. Probably good advice for more things than just a gaming console
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Re: Video: How To Completely Avoid Scratching Your Nintendo Switch's Screen When Docking
I can confirm this has not been a problem for me. I looked at the dock and it has 2 small rubber bumpers on the inside front where the console seats. The plastic that faces the screen and the rubber probably aren't hard enough materials to scratch the glass surface. That said, there's alaways the small possibility of getting some foreign material on either the bumpers or the facing plastic. Say, a piece of sand for example which could scratch the sceen. Make sure the dock is clean before docking and/or get a screen protector. Probably good advice for more things than just a gaming console