You can now choose between four discounted Nintendo Switch OLED bundles (Picture: Nintendo)
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Black Friday deals for Nintendo Switch OLED bundles are nice and early this year and Argos is currently leading the pack.
The major shopping day doesn’t technically start until next week, but Nintendo offers are already appearing on websites – as UK retailer Argos has launched an early console + goodies bundle that you can pick up for a discounted price.
Whether you’re looking for a good deal for yourself or a Christmas present for someone else, the next week or so is the best time to look out for offers on games, consoles, and everything in-between.
This year Argos is one of the first to post Nintendo bundles, with prices as low as £299.99. And as long as there’s stock, the offer doesn’t end until November 28.
The retailer is going for a pick-and-mix style offer, where you choose your Nintendo Switch OLED console of choice plus one of their selected games or a headset, controller, or travel case.
Nintendo Switch OLED Mario Red console + one selected game for free – £299.99
Nintendo Switch OLED White console + one selected game for free – £299.99
Nintendo Switch OLED Neon Blue & Neon Red console + one selected game for free – £299.99
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You can choose between the white Nintendo Switch OLED or the neon blue/neon red or Mario red console in each bundle.
And you can pick one of nine games, from Mario Striker: Battle League Football to Fire Emblem Engage.
Normally a Nintendo Switch OLED will set you back 309.99 on its own, so it’s £10 off and the selected game is essentially a freebie, saving you up to £39.99 if you pick the game bundle.
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Deals for Nintendo Switch OLED bundles are nice and early this year, and Argos is currently leading the pack.