Woot! has
Nintendo Switch OLED Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Bundle (Grade A Refurbished) for
$269.99.
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In the Box:
- Nintendo Switch OLED
- Nintendo Switch Dock
- Joy-Con (L) White
- Joy-Con (R) White
- Joy-Con Wrist Straps
- Joy-Con Grip
- High Speed HDMI Cable
- Nintendo Switch AC Adapter
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Game Download Code
- 12 Month Nintendo Switch Online Membership Code
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The Switch OLED bundle stands out as a solid way to play Mario Kart and other Mario games, especially in handheld use or for a kid. The OLED screen is the main draw, and the system is still described as great for simply playing games, with docked Mario play also working fine on the original Switch. The main drawback is value, since the refurbished price is close to used and even brand new bundle pricing, while the Switch 1 hardware is seen as aging and slower than Switch 2. It feels most appealing if the screen matters more than chasing newer performance.
parents who just want to play Mario with their kid because the OLED Switch is "great for just playing Mario" and works well for that simple, docked-at-home use case.
people primarily playing docked Mario Kart 8 Deluxe because one commenter says even the original non-OLED Switch is "just fine" for docked Mario, and another notes Switch 2 mainly improves things like boot wait time rather than making docked play feel fundamentally different.
buyers who want a Switch for lighter/older titles or as a "beater" for kids because multiple commenters suggest saving for Switch 2 for performance-heavy games, while the OLED can still be a workable option for simpler use.
collectors who care about the OLED screen and plan to keep the system long-term because one commenter says they "love my OLED and it will be a keeper" and they're particular about owning physical games on it.
buyers expecting a "real deal" on a refurbished unit because one commenter says the refurbished price "seems like a reach" and that refurbs are about $250 on eBay.
parents comparing Switch OLED vs Switch 2 for a kid when the budget is tight because one commenter is deterred by Switch 2's higher price and the concern about $80 games, and they also worry about whether the "old/slow" OLED will be satisfying (including mentioning 30 fps).
people who want the newest performance improvements for demanding games because commenters point out Switch OLED can lag/crash on titles like Disney Dreamlight Valley (feeling like ~15-20 fps), and they expect Switch 2 to be much improved.
buyers who don't care about the screen and are trying to maximize value because one commenter argues OLED is only worthwhile if you care about the screen, and otherwise suggests going cheaper (used OG Switch or wired controllers) or biting the bullet for Switch 2.
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These are $220 used at local game stores.
I know switch 2 makes more sense but price is a big deterrent , also worried about not actually playing it , $80 games, breaking it, etc.
But then switch OLED is so old , and slow, and antiquated. 30 fps oh my 🤢
we have multiple gaming PCs and tablets but I just want to play Mario with my kid. why don't they make a console with no screen
Switch 1 oled is great if you want to just play games.
Switch 1 oled is great if you want to just play games.
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If it were a PS4 or something, then I can see the benefit of getting an older system because the older games go for $5-$20 and there is a ton of amazing games. You could easily fill a year of fun games for $100.
The same is not true with Nintendo; that AAA first party game that came out 9 years ago is still the same MSRP as it is today. It is much better long term to save your money and get a switch 2. At least then you would be capable of playing games that are coming out as opposed to being restricted to last gen.
And then you've got all the nice to have features like better controllers, bigger screen, etc.
These are $220 used at local game stores.
I know switch 2 makes more sense but price is a big deterrent , also worried about not actually playing it , $80 games, breaking it, etc.
But then switch OLED is so old , and slow, and antiquated. 30 fps oh my 🤢
we have multiple gaming PCs and tablets but I just want to play Mario with my kid. why don't they make a console with no screen
These are $220 used at local game stores.
I know switch 2 makes more sense but price is a big deterrent , also worried about not actually playing it , $80 games, breaking it, etc.
But then switch OLED is so old , and slow, and antiquated. 30 fps oh my 🤢
we have multiple gaming PCs and tablets but I just want to play Mario with my kid. why don't they make a console with no screen
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