Nintendo Switch 2 Black Friday deals: bundles, controllers, and headsets

second generation From Nintendo’s beloved hybrid console It arrived earlier this year. The Switch 2 has amazing screen quality, backwards compatibility with older Switch games and peripherals, and improved Joy-Con 2 grips (a real necessity for an updated Switch). Sure to be turned on Christmas lists for many peopleincluding my own. It’s unfortunate that the device itself isn’t on sale, but there are some bundles and accessories you can shop instead. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or your favorite player, here are the best deals you can get.

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How to get a Switch 2 for a little cheaper

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The Switch 2 console itself is at its typical price ($449) at most retailers, incl Amazon and Best buybut the way to get a small discount is to buy bundles. The bundle with Mario Kart World will run you $20, since the game normally costs $70 but the bundle goes for $500.

Best Switch 2 accessory deals

If you’re shopping for someone who already has a Switch 2 (or, you know, you’re with your own Switch 2) or know it’s something they’ll get for Christmas and want an accessory, here are our favorite products on sale Supplements.

This attachable case provides light protection from bumps and scratches, and includes Joy-Con grips. It technically fits into the official dock, but it’s highly compact.

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Switch Pro Controller

I love my Switch Pro controller, and although there is an improved controller you can use with the Switch 2, the original is still great and on sale at the moment.

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Steel Series

Arctis Game Buds

If you’re looking for gaming headsets to use with the Switch 2, these SteelSeries earbuds are our favorites to use with them. The slim adapter plugs directly into the console’s USB-C port for low-response 2.4GHz audio, and there’s an app that lets you choose the audio profile for Switch games.

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BNY

Micro SD Express (256 GB)

Games are getting bigger, and you may need more storage space than you expect. You can’t use an old MicroSD card with the new Switch 2, and you need to get a MicroSD Express card instead. He reads We have a full explanation on that here.

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