Switch 2 Black Friday deals were already live, and Woot had the standard Nintendo Switch 2 priced at $469 ahead of the shopping day. For holiday buyers hoping to grab Nintendo hardware early, that puts a new console on sale before Black Friday even begins.
Lauren Allain, a freelance journalist covering deals at Mashable, compiled live Nintendo and Nintendo Switch deals ahead of Black Friday. Mashable said the sale season was still a few weeks away from officially landing on Black Friday when the discounts were already showing up.
Woot’s $469 Nintendo Switch 2
The key number is simple: $469 for the standard Nintendo Switch 2 at Woot. That is a $30 discount from the implied regular price, which works out to $499, and it is the kind of early markdown that can vanish fast when a new console is in demand.
Mashable said Woot deals tend to sell out quickly, so the practical move for shoppers is to buy first and compare later if the Switch 2 is the item they want most. The listing was already live ahead of Black Friday, which gives holiday shoppers less room to wait for a better offer.
SanDisk, Belkin, and Nintendo
Mashable also pointed readers to the SanDisk 512GB micoSD Express Card, which was designed with write speeds up to 650MB per second and read speeds up to 880MB per second. The card was officially licensed by Nintendo for the Switch 2, so it is aimed at buyers who want storage that matches the new console rather than a generic add-on.
The same deals roundup included the Belkin Travel Case at $24.99, with room for the Switch 2 itself, an AirTag, up to 12 game cards, cables, and a cleaning cloth. That makes the case the sort of add-on a buyer could pick up in the same shopping run instead of hunting for accessories later.
Black Friday Nintendo stock
The complication is that Mashable said stock was tight on the new Zelda version of the Switch 2, even though the standard model was already on sale. It also noted no deals were seen on the new Zelda Switch 2 or The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2.
For buyers, that means the available bargain is the plain Nintendo Switch 2 at Woot, not the themed version some fans may be waiting for. The unanswered question is how many Nintendo Switch 2 units Woot actually has left.
