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A peek at Black Friday? This retailer just dropped the Nintendo Switch 2 to its best price yet

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A peek at Black Friday? This retailer just dropped the Nintendo Switch 2 to its best price yet

Smyths Toys is getting into the Black Friday spirit a little early this year, dropping the Nintendo Switch 2 to the lowest price I've seen so far. While struck by a price increase from £395.99 to £419.99 at the start of the month, the retailer has struck £65 off those numbers this week.

That leaves us with a £354.99 sales price on the latest generation handheld. Since launch, and even with that lower starting rate, the Nintendo Switch 2 has only ever dipped to around £380 at other retailers. We're about £25 cheaper than ever before here, then, and all weeks ahead of official Black Friday Nintendo Switch deals.

Nintendo Switch 2: was £419.99 now £354.99
This isn't just a record-low price. Smyths Toys is also throwing in a PowerA Slim Case (the one I use every day) for just £10 when you take them up on their record-breaking offer. That's all this free delivery or collection from your local store. View Deal

We've still got a good two months before Black Friday officially starts dropping prices, but the last few years have kicked off a new trend. Retailers are offering November-level discounts earlier and earlier, in a bid to extend that busy season as much as possible.

While it's always conceivable that prices could drop lower during the heat of the moment, there are a few good reasons to jump on a price you like sooner rather than later. The way prices are going at the moment, the absolute showstopper deals of the past have been MIA for the last few years.


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