Nintendo Switch 2 Currently On Sale For Its Lowest Price Ever

Nintendo Switch 2 Currently On Sale For Its Lowest Price Ever

Switch 2 On Sale For Significantly Less Than Its Launch Price In The UK Published Sep 24, 2026, 6:17 AM EDT Josh Coulson is an editor at TheGamer covering breaking news on everything from colorful platformers to the latest Lego sets. Primarily a news writer since 2018, Josh has covered just about every major game from the past decade. Now an editor, their focus has shifted to being the leading affiliate expert at the site, building relationships between TheGamer and global brands including Mattel, Funko, and The Pokemon Company. Sign in to your TheGamer account The Nintendo Switch 2 was hit by the price hikes affecting all gaming hardware earlier this month. However, if you didn’t manage to get a Switch 2 before the price went up, I have good news. Nintendo’s latest console is available for its lowest price ever right now, but it won’t stay that way for long. Switch 2 Price Plummets In The UK The Switch 2 launched with an MSRP of £395.99 in the UK. That MSRP went up to £419.99 on September 1, meaning the console now costs just £10 less than the Mario Kart World bundle option those who bought the console at launch were given. The price cuts the Switch 2 has now received at certain retailers bring its price down to well below either of those MSRPs, meaning if you buy one now, you’re going to get quite the deal compared to early Switch 2 adopters. You’re going to get quite the deal compared to anyone who already owns a Switch 2, as this is the lowest the console’s price has dropped since it was released. Smyths Toys and Argos are the two retailers currently selling Switch 2 consoles at a heavy discount. The two leading brands left in the UK when it comes to physical stores from which you can buy games and the hardware you need to play them, particularly after Game shut down all of its standalone stores earlier this year. £355 For A Switch 2 Is A Deal You Won't See Again Anytime Soon The Switch 2’s price has been cut to £354.99 at Smyth and Argos. That’s £40 less than its launch price, and a £65 saving against its current MSRP. More than 15% off, which is quite the saving on not just a still very new console, but a Nintendo console. Nintendo’s hardware and games do go on sale, but not as often as its competitors, and usually not for all that much. There’s no indication on either site hinting at just how long the Switch 2 is going to be available for such a low price. However, if you missed out on picking one up before the price hike, you’ve been thinking about picking one up, or you need a Switch 2 for a gift this holiday season, I would really cash in on this pretty incredible offer while you have the chance if you can afford to do so. There’s no telling when Smyths and Argos will return the Switch 2 to its new £419.99 MSRP, and no telling when it will have its price cut again. Even if it does, I’d be very surprised if the price drops as low as £354.99 again anytime soon. With RAM prices still on the rise, the most likely scenario is that some time soon, Nintendo will be forced to raise the price of the Switch 2 again. Price cut or not, the Switch 2 has become the best deal in gaming if you want to play most of the latest releases. It’s £100 less than the cheapest PS5 or Series S available, and it continues to prove it’s capable of running third-party games that would have been unavailable on Nintendo consoles during previous generations. Cyberpunk 2077, Elden Ring, and Resident Evil Requiem are all examples of games you can now play on Switch 2. Plus, it’s going to be the only place you can play The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake when it launches exclusively on Switch 2 on November 5. Brand Nintendo Original Release Date June 5, 2025 Original MSRP (USD) $449.99 Operating System Proprietary Resolution 1080p (handheld) / 4K (docked) HDR Support Yes

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