For just £319.99, the Switch 2 is now yours, while Nintendo’s own store still lists the same console at £419.99.
That £100 discount between £419.99 and £319.99 works out to roughly 24% off the Nintendo Switch 2, and it applies to the full 256GB console, with Joy-Con 2 controllers, the dock and the AC adapter all in the box.
Nintendo Switch 2 drops to £319.99, £100 less than Nintendo’s own store
For anyone who has held off on the Nintendo Switch 2, paying £100 less than Nintendo’s own price makes this the moment to buy.
Put another way, the £100 you keep is enough to cover Mario Kart World with change to spare, so the money that would have gone on the console itself can go straight into building a library from day one.
And that collection reaches further than you might expect, because the Nintendo Switch 2 runs compatible games from your existing Switch library alongside big third-party releases like Hogwarts Legacy, with a custom Nvidia processor giving older titles smoother, more stable frame rates.
Those games look their best on the 7.9-inch 1080p screen, which supports HDR, VRR and up to 120fps in compatible titles. Text in dense menus reads more easily, colours pop with real vibrancy, and a long train journey turns into a proper gaming session.
When that journey ends, the wide kickstand gives you 150 degrees of adjustment for tabletop play, and a second USB-C port on the top lets the Nintendo Switch 2 charge without the cable getting in the way of the stand.
That tabletop setup becomes a shared one the moment you detach the magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers, while the included dock carries everything to your TV in up to 4K, and each Joy-Con even doubles as a mouse in compatible games.
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Join NowPlaying together stretches beyond the room too, since GameChat lets you start a call with friends at the press of the C button and share your screen while you play, turning a solo evening into a social one.
For anyone who has held off on the Nintendo Switch 2 since launch, paying £100 less than Nintendo’s own price makes this the moment to bring home a console that moves between the sofa, the desk and the commute with ease.