If you’ve been wanting to shop for a Nintendo Switch, Amazon is the place to shop for as it drops to its cheapest price compared to retailers like Argos and Nintendo
For shoppers looking for an excuse to get themselves a new Nintendo Switch OLED? This deal is a must-see. As Amazon continues to roll out its Spring Deals Week, this Nintendo Switch OLED is currently at its cheapest price from the retail giant, as this deal beats the likes of Currys, Argos, Very and Nintendo itself.
It’s rare to find deals on the Nintendo Switch OLED, but this week, the white OLED model has its price cut courtesy of this Amazon deals event.
The Nintendo Switch OLED is currently retailing for £309 from Nintendo’s own store, £309.99 from Currys, £399.99 from Very (which includes a copy of Super Smash Bro Ultimate and a VR headset), and £299.99 at Argos. Meanwhile, thanks to Amazon, the same model is available at a reduced price of £254, while this limited-time deal lasts.
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A variation of the Nintendo Switch, the OLED made several adjustments and improvements to the original device, the most notable being the namesake 7-inch OLED screen, which promises vibrant and vivid colour for more compelling gameplay. The newer model also comes equipped with an improved kickstand and more storage, 64GB over the original console’s 32 GB.
Stock for Nintendo Switch OLED deals run out very quickly during the likes of Black Friday sales and Prime Day, when stock runs out within hours of deals starting. But, this week, the OLED is still up for grabs with its nifty discount, without any warning of low stock levels at the time of writing. If you’re thinking about taking advantage of this Amazon discount, then be sure to act fast.
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Amazon shoppers are loving their new Nintendo Switch OLED, as it amasses a 4.8 out of 5-star rating from over 29k customers. A resounding 89% of reviews gave this gadget a perfect score, with one 5-star rater beaming: “The console was perfect and gorgeous! Easy to set up, especially the ability to register by phone, I found it perfect. Easy to assemble and disassemble and if you want to move it from screen to screen. And nothing to add, it’s the Switch!”
Further praise comes from this customer, who raves: “This is by far the best way to play Nintendo Switch games until the new Switch gets released. The screen is gorgeous and makes the graphics look so much better due to the higher contrast and punchier colours. Very highly recommended!”
The sentiments are shared by this shopper, who says: “Great! Best purchase I made in the year. I was comparing other models before buying, but I don’t regret buying this model at all. Screen with great size, great graphics and sound quality. Depending on the game, it’s better to play on the TV, as it shakes so much that I’m afraid it’s going to ruin the console. But without any criticism, just to the mercenary Nintendo, because you have to pay a monthly fee to play almost every game online.”
And a fourth gushes: ” This is a premium refresh for the Switch hybrid console with a stunning, slightly larger OLED display, enhanced battery life (compared to the launch model), expanded internal storage and a much better built quality. While it does retain the same internals in both docked and handheld modes, you cannot deny the rich and extensive library of games the Switch has to offer. The OLED screen with its rich colors, deep black and overall sharper image gives a new live to your games and is definitely the main attraction for this premium version but the cumulation of small but significant changes and upgrades makes it the definitive version of the hybrid console.”
You can pick up the Nintendo Switch OLED for £309 from Nintendo’s own store, £309.99 from Currys, £399.99 from Very (with the additional copy of Super Smash Bro Ultimate and a VR headset) and for £299.99 at Argos. Or, if you want to save some pennies, head over to Amazon where the same model is up for grabs for the reduced price of £254 while this Spring Deals Week discount lasts.
