Learn more about the Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch has been a sensational success since launching in March 2017, and is undoubtedly 2019’s must-own games console. Here’s everything you need to know before buying one:
Today’s best Nintendo Switch deals
We compare hundreds of deals every single day using a state-of-the-art proprietary system that we’ve developed in house specifically to find as many gaming deals as possible. We always recommend our users check out our full comparison above, but in case you’re looking for a quick glance at the cheapest Switch we’ve found on the market, you can do so here:
Best classic Nintendo Switch deals
As Nintendo gradually phase of the original version of the Switch, there may be some great bundles to be had, particularly around Black Friday and Christmas. If you’re not someone who will be spending much time in handheld mode, and therefore won’t see a huge benefit from a longer battery life, the classic Switch is definitely worth considering. Here’s the cheapest price we’ve spotted at the moment:
Nintendo Switch Neon Blue & Neon Red
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Best extended battery Nintendo Switch deals
The ultimate choice for someone looking for an all-singing, all-dancing Switch that makes no compromises, this model is the one to get. Offering the full docking and detachable controller options of the original Switch with the improved battery life of the Switch Lite, it’s hard to go wrong with the extended batter model, and we’re starting to see some very tempting bundles out there. Here’s our pick for one of the best currently:
Nintendo Switch Neon Blue & Neon Red
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• Extended console battery life
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We’re passionate about helping you find your ideal Nintendo Switch deal, whether it’s the lowest price on the market right now for the console by itself or if you’ve got a very specific bundle in mind. Using the filters above, you can select by model, included games, accessories like controllers, and even the individual UK retailers to help you find what you’re looking for. We also, of course, keep our finger on the pulse, so we’re always looking to promote the deals that include the latest and greatest games. So if you’re looking for a great Nintendo Switch deal, look no further than Console Deals.
Find the best value Nintendo Switch bundle
Above, you’ll find hundreds of different Nintendo Switch deals, both on their own and bundled with accessories and games. But how can you ensure you’re getting the absolute best value on your Nintendo Switch bundle? Here’s our top tips:
How much will Nintendo Switch be on Black Friday?
There will definitely be some very exciting discounts on the Nintendo Switch come Black Friday, but quite how much it’s difficult to say. Complicating matters is there are now three distinct versions of the Switch. The Switch Lite has an RRP of £199, and it’s already possible to get a game like Minecraft thrown in for free with the console. As it’s a new device, we’re not expecting a huge drop, but it may hit £180 on its own or £199 with an AAA title like Mario Kart 8. The extended battery version of the Switch could drop to around £250, or may be available with a good game for around £270 (£9.99 under RRP for the console on its own). The real wildcard is the original version of the main Switch. This has already dropped to around the £235 mark during 2019 with Ebay codes and other promotions, and now it’s been replaced by the new longer battery life version, we might see some huge discounts as retailers look to clear out their stock.
When will Nintendo Switch Black Friday deals start in UK?
Black Friday is no longer a specific day – deals tend to start appearing as early as the beginning of November. We expect two weeks before (around November 18th) for some retailers to launch some deals. Then, at the start of the Black Friday week itself, we’ll see a further set of discounts. Finally, though Black Friday falls on the 29th, expect most retailers to launch their biggest discounts from around 6PM the night before, on Thursday the 28th – though if you’re worried about stock, you might want to take the jump sooner, as these deals can sell out extremely quickly. We also expect that the week following Black Friday could see some very good Ebay promotions to discount prices further from the likes of Argos and Currys.
Is it worth waiting for Nintendo Switch deals on Black Friday?
It’s all a question of how determined you are to get your hands on a specific bundle, and whether you’re happy to take the chance on it hitting a certain price point. In our experience, it’s not uncommon for some retailers to completely run out of stock on Black Friday morning (or even Thursday night!) of certain bundles, so if there’s one you’re looking for and you think the price is reasonable, it may be worth buying sooner instead of risking missing out altogether. If you’re simply looking for the best deal around, then we highly recommend waiting for Black Friday – or at least the night before.
How much was the Switch last year on Black Friday?
Last year, the Switch hit a low of around £250 with the likes of Currys, Amazon and others all hitting this mark for the solus console. An Ebay code around a week after Black Friday took the price down further to £237.99. This was a fantastic price at the time, but it’s one we’ve already seen replicated a few times in 2019 already, and with retailers looking to shift stock of the original Switch, we could see prices dip even lower on the original console model.
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