Save $30 on a Nintendo Switch OLED bundle with 'Super Mario 3D World' or 'Kirby'

TL;DR: Dell has two Nintendo Switch OLED bundles on sale for about 6% off as of April 18.

• Nintendo Switch OLED Blue/Red Joy-Con Bundle (includes gray Joy-Cons, AC adapter, and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury) —$489.99 $519.96 (save $29.97)

• Nintendo Switch OLED White Joy-Con Bundle (includes gray Joy-Cons, AC adapter, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land) —$489.99 $519.96 (save $29.97)

In a world where new gaming consoles are still hard to find, Dell somehow continues to restock them regularly as part of money-saving bundles. You go, Dell.

Its latest creation is a Nintendo Switch OLED bundle that includes an extra pair of gray Joy-Cons, a spare AC adapter, and your choice of two hit games. (The classic Blue/Red version of the console comes with a copy of Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury from early 2021, while the White one gets you last month's Kirby and the Forgotten Land.) It's a $519.96 value altogether — $10 more than what the site has listed, FYI —but you'll pay only $489.99 and pocket a savings of just under $30.

Released in October of last year, Nintendo's OLED Switch features double the storage of the standard model, an upgraded kickstand, improved speakers, and (you guessed it) a pretty 7-inch OLED screen. No need to upgrade if you already have a working Switch, but definitely consider grabbing one if you're a first-time Switch owner or someone stuck with the original V1 model from 2017.

Dell makes a point to note that these bundles' availability is limited, so grab one while you still can. ⬇️

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Nintendo Switch OLED Blue/Red Joy-Con Bundle

$489.99 at Dell (save $29.97)

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Credit: Nintendo / Dell composite

Nintendo Switch OLED White Joy-Con Bundle

$489.99 at Dell (save $29.97)

Get Deal

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