Save a rare $40 discount on an OLED Nintendo Switch (sold out)

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Woot hosted a sale yesterday that featured a refurbished OLED Nintendo Switch for $30 off. Today they’re hosting another deal, but this deal saves you $40…on a brand new model.

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Yeah, that doesn’t make sense to us either, but who are we to judge, right? So if you were on the fence yesterday, you now have another chance to jump on this rare discount.

Will the price drop again? I can’t say for certain, but if were in the market for one of these, I wouldn’t think to jump on this. And given the new price point, it’s probably safe to say that these will sell fast.

So even if you decide to move forward, this offer may not be around for longer, because once supplies run out, that’s it. You’ll have to wait until the next deal, whenever that is.

This newly updated Switch contains a couple of nice upgrades—namely, the new, slightly larger 7″ 720p OLED screen.

The OLED model also contains a storage upgrade, with 64 GB of internal storage (double the 32 GB found in the original console), as well as a new dock with an integrated ethernet port.

Another notable feature is the improved kickstand and TV docking station. The original Switch has a pretty flimsy kickstand, so it’s susceptible to breaking easily.

If this all sounds good to you, head over to Woot as soon as possible and pick one up for $40 off. If you don’t, someone else will. These will sell out fast, so don’t miss your chance.

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Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more.