
Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale officially kicks off in a couple of days on Tuesday, but we’ve already spotted tons of early deals on Nintendo Switch bundles, games and accessories that you can shop today. We’ve found a discounted console bundle for those ready to upgrade to the Switch 2. If you already have a Switch, we’ve found plenty of deals to help you make the most of it with charging cases, extra storage and plenty of discounted games.
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Nintendo isn’t offering any direct deals on the Switch 2 right now, but you can still score some savings. The Mario Kart World game costs $80 …

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Even with the Switch 2’s boosted storage, you may want to expand its memory with a microSD card. This Sandisk Express microSD card adds an ext…

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This is a must-have for Switch gamers who prefer the feel of a more traditional controller. It’s wireless, supports motion controls and has ex…

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This wired gaming headset puts you right in the middle of the action with immersive audio. It also comes with a noise-canceling mic so your ca…

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Preorder the latest Zelda game at a discount ahead of the Nov. 5 release. It features voiced cutscenes, expanded dialogue, symphonic orchestra…

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This case features a textured nonslip gaming grip for ergonomic gaming and includes a 10,000-mAh power bank for portable charging. It’s dock a…
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is slated to launch on Nov. 5 and will be a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive title, so if you’re a Zelda fan, there’s no better time to finally invest in a Switch. Plus, we found a preorder deal that’ll help you save $10 on the game.
We’ll be keeping tabs on Nintendo Switch accessories and other game deals throughout the October Prime Day sales event, so keep checking back as this page will be updated regularly as new deals become available.
Best early Prime Day Switch deals

Nintendo isn’t offering any direct deals on the Switch 2 right now, but you can still score some savings. The Mario Kart World game costs $80 on its own, so you’re essentially saving $30 with the bundle. It also comes with three free months of Nintendo Switch Online membership.
$550 (save $38 with bundle)

Even with the Switch 2’s boosted storage, you may want to expand its memory with a microSD card. This Sandisk Express microSD card adds an extra 512GB of storage and supports blazing-fast transfer speeds of up to 880 Mbps.

This is a must-have for Switch gamers who prefer the feel of a more traditional controller. It’s wireless, supports motion controls and has extra bumpers for serious versatility.

This wired gaming headset puts you right in the middle of the action with immersive audio. It also comes with a noise-canceling mic so your callouts are crystal clear.

Preorder the latest Zelda game at a discount ahead of the Nov. 5 release. It features voiced cutscenes, expanded dialogue, symphonic orchestral music and enhanced visuals built for the Nintendo Switch 2.

This case features a textured nonslip gaming grip for ergonomic gaming and includes a 10,000-mAh power bank for portable charging. It’s dock and kickstand compatible, and you can remove the Joy-Cons without taking the grip. It comes in three colors, but you’ll get the best deal on the black version.
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When is the October Amazon Prime Day happening?
Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event is returning on Tuesday and Wednesday with thousands of deals across every product category. Plenty of early deals are already live on the site now, ahead of the main event.
Do you need an Amazon Prime membership to shop the sale?
No, but having one can help you get more out of it. We’ve seen a ton of deals reserved exclusively for Prime members. A subscription also includes perks such as free two-day shipping and faster delivery options.
Where are the best Prime Day deals?
As you might expect, Amazon is the place to be for Prime Day deals. But that doesn’t mean that other retailers don’t often jump on the bandwagon. Retailers like Best Buy, Walmart and Target often run competing sales alongside Amazon’s.







