![]() ![]() One of the best gaming laptops you can buy is $700 off today One of Sony’s best PS5 headsets is heavily discounted at Woot! Save $700 on the Razer Blade 15 gaming laptop with an RTX 3070 Ti model, this is a pretty great value deal, giving you plenty of cash to buy a game or two. If you’re a Prime member, you can also benefit from free delivery. The catch is that this is a Japanese model so almost all its packaging and documentation is in Japanese, but you can soon switch the system to the U.S region as it’s a region-free console. The Nintendo Switch OLED is normally priced at $360 but it’s currently down to $290 at Woot so you save $70. As expected, the system comes with two Joy-Cons connected on either side of the device for when you want to play portably, before unhooking to use in two-player games on a TV. While the Nintendo Switch’s games may not be as visually stunning as the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, they’re truly something special with Nintendo’s franchises always wondrously imaginative. Hook it up to your TV and you can enjoy all the best Nintendo Switch games on the big screen, like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe in multiplayer and the exceptional Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It now has a wired LAN port if you prefer to plug it in directly to your network rather than rely on Wi-Fi. However, the Nintendo Switch also comes into its own when docked to your TV. A wide adjustable stand makes it simple to set up for tabletop play too. There’s 64GB of storage for downloaded games too. Alongside that, you also get enhanced audio via the system’s onboard speakers so it’s a great portable experience. As expected from an OLED panel, it can provide you with deep blacks and vibrant colors, all at the same time, so it’s really delightful to look at. It looks great with vivid colors and crisp contrast. It has a gorgeous-looking 7-inch OLED screen that truly builds on the success of the previous screen. The Nintendo Switch OLED is the best Switch yet. Why you should buy the Nintendo Switch OLED Here’s what else you need to know about the Nintendo Switch. However, the console is not region locked in any way and all you need to do is pick your preferred region and language as U.S. It’s a Japanese model which means when it arrives, most of its packaging and documentation is in Japanese. Sound too good to be true? Well, there is a minor catch. Over at Woot, you can buy the Nintendo Switch OLED for just $290, saving you $70 off the regular price of $360. Hear from Autoblog’s car experts on must-shop auto-related Prime Day deals and find Prime Day sales to shop on AOL, handpicked just for you.Woot has one of the best Nintendo Switch deals at the moment, provided you don’t mind making one key concession. Learn about Prime Day trends on In the Know. Follow Engadget for the best Amazon Prime Day tech deals. Shop the best Prime Day deals on Yahoo Life. Your Prime Day Shopping Guide : See all of our Prime Day coverage. Finally, you can get Elden Ring for PS4 for $40 (typically $60). The PS5 version of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, which only launched in April, is down to $44 (with a clipped coupon) from its usual $70. And the “familiar but fresh” The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is nearly $20 off - for $52 compared to its $70 sticker price.Īlthough Switch games are the highlight of this sale, you can also take $10 off an Xbox digital gift card ($90 for a $100 card). In addition, Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe, the globular pink hero’s latest 2D adventure, is 25 percent off (down to $45 from its usual $60). Other half-off Switch games include Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Mario Golf: Super Rush. A remake of an under-appreciated Wii U title, it takes the gameplay from old-school (NES and SNES) Mario classics and adds new power-ups like the Flying Squirrel suit. U Deluxe is also half-off: You can pick it up for $30 compared to its suggested $60. If 2D side-scrolling Mario is more your thing, New Super Mario Bros. ![]()
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