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BJ's Wholesale Members: Nintendo Switch 2 Console
$430
$450
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BJ's Wholesale has for its Members: Nintendo Switch 2 Console on sale for $429.99. Shipping is free.
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Note, Limit of 1 per member. You must be an active BJ's Member signed into your account to view sale pricing.
Thanks Community Member Jetech for sharing this deal
Note, Limit of 1 per member. You must be an active BJ's Member signed into your account to view sale pricing.
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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this Offer:
- Our research indicates that this deal is $19.01 less than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $449 at the time of this post.
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BJ's Wholesale has for its Members: Nintendo Switch 2 Console on sale for $429.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks Community Member Jetech for sharing this deal
Note, Limit of 1 per member. You must be an active BJ's Member signed into your account to view sale pricing.
Thanks Community Member Jetech for sharing this deal
Note, Limit of 1 per member. You must be an active BJ's Member signed into your account to view sale pricing.
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- About this Offer:
- Our research indicates that this deal is $19.01 less than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $449 at the time of this post.
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The Switch 2 is being framed as a solid holiday buy at BJ's, with free shipping on the $429.99 member price and a reported path to even lower effective cost through price matching or discounted gift cards. The deal stands out because a September price hike is expected, and the console is being treated as better value than other handhelds right now. The main knocks are the high base price, expensive games, and frustration with Nintendo's key cards and digital rights approach. Overall, it reads as a timely way to lock in the console before costs climb further.
Deal hunters stacking gift cards or rebates, because discounted Nintendo cards and store rebates can cut the effective console price further.
Holiday planners wanting a Switch 2 before the September price hike, because the current price is viewed as a strong buy ahead of higher pricing.
Shoppers who want the console shipped to home, because the listed in-club restriction can still allow shipping while only in-store pickup is blocked.
Buyers comparing handheld value, because the console is seen as better value than other handhelds right now.
Buyers who want a lower-cost console entry point, because the current price is still considered too expensive for the value offered.
Players who refuse digital-rights restrictions, because key cards and possible internet-required DRM make ownership feel compromised.
Shoppers expecting the price to keep falling, because the price may rise again instead of dropping soon.
Value-focused gamers who can emulate older systems on a laptop, because that route can be cheaper than buying this console.
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A couple other notes to consider from various outlets:
After an explosive start, Nintendo Switch 2 sales are not quite hitting the heights they were at launch, at least in the West. Over November and December in the US, Switch 2 sales were about 30% down compared to how Switch 1 sold during its first Christmas on the market (TGB sources). That has continued into 2026. For the first two months of the year, Switch 2 sales are roughly 20% lower than what Switch 1 managed during January and February 2018. At this pace, Switch 2 will eventually fall behind the Switch 1.
Nintendo will produce fewer Switch 2 units than it previously projected in response to weakening demand for the console in the US, Bloomberg reports. Four million units of Nintendo's flagship device are expected to be made this quarter instead of the six million it had originally planned, according to unnamed sources cited by the publication, with the reduced output set to continue in April.
At the end of the day, context matters. An isolated fact ("Switch 2 is one of the (if not THE) fastest selling console of all time") sounds great until you consider the larger picture. Time of course will tell but something for you to think about.
Steam and Nintendo are two different beasts so comparing them is hard even if they both offer the same form factor device. A steam conversation may be worthy of discussion but the focus of this post is Nintendo.
My guess is C1S are still doing 50 back pretty consistently and 100 back every couple weeks.
Definitely don't recommend adding their extension though to any browser. Huge invasion of privacy.
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