The new Nintendo Switch OLED is available again on Amazon – but at the moment, it’s just the Neon Blue/Neon Red model.
And it keeps bouncing in price – we can’t keep up.
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- Nintendo Switch OLED (Neon Blue/Neon Red), £399.99, Amazon – buy here
SINCE its launch last week, the internet has gone absolutely crazy for the new OLED version of the Switch, with many retailers no longer stocking the console.
You can still purchase the White model from a number of third-party sellers on Amazon, with costs running between £398 and £449.99.
We were a little surprised to see Amazon match their price for the Neon Blue/Neon Red Switch OLED to the lowest of these third-party prices, to say the least.
It’s quite the hike up from the original price of £309.99 – but we know plenty of gamers out there will happily part with more cash for this stellar piece of tech.
Availability is very unpredictable right now, but you can head to our Nintendo Switch OLED stock page to see if other retailers have it on sale.
Our Gaming Editor, Shabana Arif, absolutely loved Nintendo’s newest piece of tech.
In her Nintendo Switch OLED review, she heaped praise on the new slick design – in particular, the gorgeous new display and the sleek new build.
Of course, stock issues have been plaguing the gaming world in recent times, with the PS5 and Xbox Series X still incredibly hard to find online.
Supply chain problems and a shortage of semi-conductors have left gamers increasingly frustrated at the scarcity of these devices – especially as Black Friday is now just around the corner.
We’re keeping tracking of availability on both consoles – head to our Xbox Series X stock and PS5 stock pages to see if and where you can buy them.
For great deals across both consoles, head to our Black Friday Nintendo deals page.
Head to our gaming deals Black Friday page for top offers on hardware, games and accessories.
And for everything you need to know about the biggest sale of the year, head to our in-depth Black Friday guide.
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