Nintendo Switch OLED Hits Record Low Price for Prime Day
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– Amazon Prime Day offers the Nintendo Switch OLED at an all-time low price of $249 ($100 off) or bundled with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $275 ($75 off) at Woot.
– The international models sold at Woot lack a 1-year Nintendo warranty but include a 90-day Woot warranty and work in the US.
– The Nintendo Switch OLED outperforms the Switch 2 in contrast and color quality, with a superior kickstand compared to the original Switch.
– A year-long Nintendo Switch Online plus Expansion Pack subscription is available for $80 at Best Buy, offering access to classic games from multiple consoles.
– Prime Day deals include Samsung’s 512GB microSD card for $28.49 and PowerA’s Enhanced wired controller for $19.09, ideal for expanding storage or multiplayer gaming.
The Nintendo Switch OLED has reached its lowest price ever during Amazon Prime Day, offering gamers an unbeatable deal on the premium console. For a limited time, Woot is selling the neon red and blue Joy-Con version for just $249, slashing $100 off the regular price. Those looking for extra value can opt for the bundle including Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for $275, saving $75. While these are international models, they function perfectly in the U.S. since Switch games aren’t region-locked, just note the warranty is reduced to 90 days instead of Nintendo’s standard one-year coverage.
Even with rumors of a successor console circulating, the Switch OLED remains a standout choice thanks to its vibrant display and improved design. The 7-inch OLED screen delivers deeper blacks and richer colors, outperforming even the rumored Switch 2 in visual quality. Its sturdy kickstand also makes tabletop gaming far more convenient than the original model.
For fans of retro gaming, Best Buy is offering a year of Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack for $80, granting access to classic titles from NES, SNES, N64, and more. With major releases like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond still on the horizon, the Switch ecosystem shows no signs of slowing down.
To maximize storage for digital downloads, Samsung’s 512GB microSD card is available for a record-low $28.49 at Amazon. Multiplayer enthusiasts can also grab PowerA’s Enhanced wired controller for just $19.09, making couch co-op sessions more affordable than ever. Whether you’re upgrading or jumping into the Switch experience for the first time, these Prime Day deals deliver exceptional value.
(Source: The Verge)
