The Nintendo Switch 2's price increase is closer than ever, but this last-minute console bundle deal at Woot has come to the rescue
This Grade A Refurbished Switch 2 saving could be your price hike savior
The Nintendo Switch 2's first-ever price increase is rolling out this September, making now the best chance you've got to try and grab the console for as cheap as you possibly can.
Once September 1 rolls around, you'll be looking at spending $500 on the Ninty machine alone, but today you can pick up the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle for $419 at Woot instead. This bundle includes the console and a download code for Mario Kart World, which typically costs you $499.99, but thanks to Woot, you're saving a massive $80.99, which is more than enough to pick up an extra game, or a shiny new Switch 2 Pro controller if that's what you fancy.
If you're wondering why this Switch 2 bundle is so cheap, that's because this is a"Grade A Refurbished" model. That means it's a second-hand machine, so you can expect some small bits of wear and tear and cosmetic damage, but you shouldn't have any issues with running the handheld itself.
UK: £378 at Nintendo
As a pre-loved console, you should expect some minor cosmetic damage for sure, but Woot insists that the handheld has "successfully passed a full diagnostic test" that ensures "like-new functionality" and the removal of any of the previous owner's information and logins. Even though it has been owned by someone previously, the download code for the game has not been used either, so you can feel at ease knowing you'll be able to redeem your Mario Kart World download and start drifting through the new free-roam mode in no time.
If it weren't for pre-owned Nintendo consoles, I wouldn't be here writing these very words, so I appreciate that they can still be a more affordable option to get newer tech in many people's handhelds. However, if for whatever reason you aren't comfortable with a second-hand machine, you could alternatively grab the Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game bundle.
You'll be looking at spending $499 at Amazon for it, so you won't get that lovely $80 discount like at Woot today. However, it's still a cheaper option than Nintendo Switch bundle deals you can expect when September rears its ugly head in a little over a months time. Better yet, you can actually pick the game you want too. Not a Mario Kart fan? That's fine, as you can grab a download code for Donkey Kong Bananza or Pokemon Pokopia instead, the choice is yours.
- View all gaming deals at Woot
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