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Nintendo Switch 2 Drops to All-Time Low Price of £309 in Early Black Friday Deal

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Nintendo Switch 2 Drops to All-Time Low Price of £309 in Early Black Friday Deal

Black Friday is just a couple of weeks away, but one of the most jaw-dropping deals we’ve seen is one for early-bird UK gamers.

AliExpress is offering a steep discount on the Nintendo Switch 2 that brings the latest hybrid handheld/home console down to £309.24.

Believe it or not, that’s over £100 less than the MSRP (thanks to a price hike in September of this year), and in many ways, there’s never been a better time to pick one up.

Right off the bat, it’s worth noting that AliExpress’ early Black Friday deal doesn’t get you any games with your console, but with a huge saving, you can snap up plenty of titles alongside it. Plus, if you have an existing Switch game collection, a lot of those games have handy performance patches for free.

To get the lowest price, you can save an additional £50 with voucher code GBD1133, helping bring the price down even further (and save you money for software). This is also an even better deal than we had previously reported (where the console was down to around £336 instead). The only catch is, you need to be a first time shopper at AliExpress in order to qualify for the massive discount.

While the Switch 2 has always been a great console, and a step up from its predecessor in just about every way, 2026 has seen a bunch of great launches that make it easier to recommend.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, and Splatoon Raiders fly the first-party flag, but third-party ports of Witcher 3 Remastered, Elden Ring, and Diablo IV are all well worth a look.


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