Amazon Prime Day is a great chance to pick up a Nintendo Switch console, some games, or a whole range of accessories at reduced prices. As a gaming hardware expert, I've been trawling through the Amazon listings to try and find you the best deals right now.

The ideal choice is a micro SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 card, which offers high-speed performance and durability. This TeamGroup A2 Pro Plus 1TB is the perfect choice, down to just $59.99 in the sale. Otherwise, go that little bit bigger with the SanDisk Ultra 1.5TB for $89.99 instead.

Nintendo Switch OLED: was $349 now $299 @ Woot The Nintendo Switch OLED is a refreshed version of the popular handheld/home console. It offers a gorgeous 7-inch OLED display, a wide adjustable stand, a wired LAN port in the dock, and a larger 64GB of internal storage. Amazon-owned Woot has the console on sale for just $299!

Princess Peach: Showtime | $59.99 $47.99 at Walmart Save $12 - Princess Peach: Showtime is a newer entry in Nintendo Switch's roster, but it's already taking a healthy price cut. This is generally as high as discounts go on first party releases, regardless of their age.

Here's your chance to get in on the best Prime Day Micro SD card deal for your Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch. As part of its counter Prime Day sale, Walmart is offering a 512B SanDisk Ultra Micro SDXC card for only $19.

Right now the Nintendo Switch OLED is on sale for $299 at Woot ($50 off.) This is the lowest price I've seen for the Switch OLED and the Nintendo Switch deal I recommend getting above all others. Discounts on consoles happen very rarely, so I recommend acting fast before this one sells out.

Amazon's Big Deal Days kicks today, and you can grab this Nintendo Switch bundle with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and 3-months of Nintendo Online for just $385.

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