Don’t Pay Full Price for the Switch 2. Use This Woot Code Instead

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Save up to $50: If you’re looking to grab a Nintendo Switch 2 before the price hike in September, this deal couldn’t come at a better time. Woot is offering a direct discount when you use code GIFT26 at checkout, the code takes an extra $22 off for returning customers, but if you’re a first-time shopper on Woot, you’ll get a full $50 off, bringing the console to a new record low of $399.

There are a couple of important things to note about this deal as well. The deal is limited to one per customer, and the extra new-customer savings only apply to your very first purchase. If that’s you, this is easily the best price we’ve seen on the Switch 2 so far.

Nintendo Switch 2: $399 (Original price: $449)

You’ll need to act fast if you don’t want to miss out on this deal. This offer is...

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