Woot! has
Nintendo Switch OLED Console (White, International Model) on sale for
$249.95.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
Psaro for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- 7-inch OLED screen - Enjoy vivid colors and crisp contrast with a screen that makes colors pop
- Wired LAN port - Use the dock's LAN port when playing in TV mode for a wired internet connection
- 64 GB internal storage - Save games to your system with 64 GB of internal storage
- Enhanced audio – Enjoy enhanced sound from the system's onboard speakers when playing in Handheld and Tabletop modes.
- Wide adjustable stand – Freely angle the system's wide, adjustable stand for comfortable viewing in Tabletop mode. Nintendo Switch – OLED Model supports all Joy-Con controllers and Nintendo Switch software
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Even if you're buying it from a U.S. seller like Woot, if the box or listing says "International Model", that usually means:
It was originally manufactured for a different region (e.g., Europe, Asia, Middle East).
It does not carry a U.S. warranty through NoA, who will not repair or service it, even if you pay out-of-pocket.
Edit: I think I can input my opinion since I currently own all consoles switch, Xbox s and x, and ps5. All previous consoles have been good upgrades and worth the price (except switch and ps5 pro) Don't know why I'm getting downvoted, for stating facts? I guess some people hate hearing the truth and trying to justify their purchase.
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Even if you're buying it from a U.S. seller like Woot, if the box or listing says "International Model", that usually means:
It was originally manufactured for a different region (e.g., Europe, Asia, Middle East).
It does not carry a U.S. warranty through NoA, who will not repair or service it, even if you pay out-of-pocket.
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Who knows what the minimum repair cost is for these devices? $100? $200? You'll be better off buying a new one.
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Edit: I think I can input my opinion since I currently own all consoles switch, Xbox s and x, and ps5. All previous consoles have been good upgrades and worth the price (except switch and ps5 pro) Don't know why I'm getting downvoted, for stating facts? I guess some people hate hearing the truth and trying to justify their purchase.
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Some games are "Digital Key Cards" like you mentioned that don't contain the game and need to be downloaded. This type of game is clearly labeled on the box and does not apply to all of them; others like Mario Kart and Cyberpunk are entirely on the game card. It just comes down to how much the publisher is willing to spend on having their game physically on store shelves.
It sucks but at least it can be borrowed or resold, unlike a digital purchase.
Edit: I think I can input my opinion since I currently own all consoles switch, Xbox s and x, and ps5. All previous consoles have been good upgrades and worth the price (except switch and ps5 pro) Don't know why I'm getting downvoted, for stating facts? I guess some people hate hearing the truth and trying to justify their purchase.
I hate Nintendo nerds.
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Who knows what the minimum repair cost is for these devices? $100? $200? You'll be better off buying a new one.
Edit: I think I can input my opinion since I currently own all consoles switch, Xbox s and x, and ps5. All previous consoles have been good upgrades and worth the price (except switch and ps5 pro) Don't know why I'm getting downvoted, for stating facts? I guess some people hate hearing the truth and trying to justify their purchase.
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