Nintendo Switch 2 discounted $50 for new Woot customers with code GIFT26
Woot is offering a rare discount on the Nintendo Switch 2 as part of its 22nd anniversary sales event. The console, which normally retails for $449.99, is available for $22 off for existing Woot customers and $50 off for new customers when using the coupon code GIFT26 at checkout.
This deal primarily benefits gamers who have been waiting for a price break on Nintendo's latest console. While the $22 or $50 discount may seem modest, discounts on the Switch 2 have been scarce since its launch, making this an unusual opportunity for savings. The reduced price puts more money back in buyers' pockets for accessories like games, controllers, screen protectors, or cases.
The timing of this sale is significant because Nintendo has announced that the Switch 2's price will increase to $499.99 on September 1st, 2026. Currently, a $499.99 bundle that includes a steeply discounted game is also available, though Nintendo has not confirmed whether that offer will continue after the price hike.
The Woot discount is valid until July 25th, 2026 at 11:58 PM CT, or while supplies last. The coupon code can only be used once per account. With a 7.9-inch screen and improved graphics, the Switch 2 remains a popular choice for gamers, and this sale offers a rare chance to buy it below its standard price before the upcoming increase.
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