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Woot quietly dropped this Nintendo Switch 2 bundle under $460: How to save with promo code

Get the best Nintendo Switch deal. Save $90 on Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game bundle at Woot.

Woot quietly dropped this Nintendo Switch 2 bundle under $460: How to save with promo code

Woot has quietly reduced the price of a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle to under $460 through the use of a promo code, offering significant savings to potential buyers. The bundle, known as the Nintendo Switch 2 Choose Your Game bundle, is priced at $459 on the Woot website, a $90 reduction from its original list price of $549. This deal allows customers to purchase the console along with one of three digital games, namely Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, or Pokémon Pokopia.

To benefit from this offer, shoppers must apply the code SAVETOBER during checkout. This discount brings the total cost down to $459, making it an attractive option for those looking to upgrade their gaming setup at a lower price point. The Nintendo Switch 2 model itself boasts several enhancements over its predecessor, featuring a larger 7.9-inch LCD touchscreen with HDR support, capable of delivering up to 120 frames per second.

The console comes equipped with a dock that supports up to 4K resolution, enhancing the overall gaming experience when connected to a compatible TV. Additionally, it offers 256GB of internal storage, with the possibility of expanding this capacity using a microSD Express card. This generous storage capacity ensures that players have ample space for their games and downloadable content.

For those interested in taking advantage of this limited-time offer, Woot encourages potential customers to act swiftly, as the deal is expected to expire soon.

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