The Amazon Prime Day deals are seeing prices cut across every console - in some form or another, be it hardware or software - bar the PS5 and Xbox Series X (understandable, given they're not even out yet), including Nintendo's handheld-only variant of its current-gen system, the Nintendo Switch Lite.
A number of Nintendo Switch Lite bundles are discounted as part of the ongoing week of deals, and not just exclusively on Amazon for Prime members: UK retailer Currys also has a bargain of a bundle that includes the recently released Super Mario 3D All-Stars, saving you £15.
- Nintendo Switch Lite + Monopoly |
£212.99£199.00 at Amazon UK - Nintendo Switch Lite + Minecraft |
£218.99£199.00 at Amazon UK - Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise) + Super Mario 3D All-Stars|
£244.99£229.00 at Currys
Given how limited Nintendo Switch stock can be at the best of times, the Switch Lite is a great, more affordable alternative, with the only drawback being the inability to hook the console up to the TV (which, let's be honest, is the worst way to play Switch games).
Right now, you can save money on bundles with Minecraft, Monopoly, and more, with options to choose from a variety of colours too. It's rare that we have this much choice when it comes to Switch bundles, so make good on the opportunity now while you still can.
If you do pick up the Currys bundle, be sure to use the code "GAMINGFREEDEL" at checkout, which will save you even more cash with free delivery on the bundle itself!
Nintendo Switch Lite bundle deals
These offers won't last forever, and stock is likely to dry up fast, so take advantage of the deal now while you still can, and be sure to stay tuned to 12DOVE forever great saving coming out of Amazon Prime Day in the hours ahead.
We've got plenty of other offers lined up for you over the next day or two. It's a great time of year to pick up an Amazon Prime Day TV deal or how about an Amazon Prime Day laptop deals if you need something for gaming or working from home. If you're wanting some headphones for gaming, then get ready for some top bargains in our Prime Day gaming headset deals page.
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