Nintendo Switch deals are offering up to 60% off some of our favorite accessories right now, with big savings on cases, controllers, charging solutions, and headsets across a range of retailers. With so many gadgets and gizmos flying around, then, we've handpicked some of the best Nintendo Switch accessories on sale right now.
The headline offer here is a $60 discount on the Razer Barracuda X. This is our favorite headset for the Switch, and it's down to just $39.99 on clearance at Best Buy (was $99.99). That's well over half off - and particularly good value if you're a fan of the Quartz pink design. This is one of the best Nintendo Switch deals we've seen on this particular set of cups, but it might not stick to the shelves for long.
You'll also find a massive discount on the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller at Walmart. You can pick up the $69.99 gamepad for just $39.91 today - that's the lowest price we've seen in a long time. This offer does come from a third party seller, so if you're on the hunt for other Nintendo Switch deals on controllers, we'd also point you towards this $18 discount on the PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller. You're getting our favorite budget gamepad for just $36.99 (was $54.99) - within $2 of a record low price.
You'll find all these offers just below, and plenty more Nintendo Switch deals further down the page.
Today's best Nintendo Switch deals
More of today's best Nintendo Switch deals
If the offers above don't quite suit, there's plenty more where they came from. We're rounding up all the latest Nintendo Switch deals on more gadgets just below.
For a cheaper console, be sure to check out all the latest Nintendo Switch Lite deals. Or take a look at the Nintendo Switch OLED stock landscape. We're also getting you prepped for this year's Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals as well.
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