
The Nintendo Switch is a well rounded game console, but like everything else that can lighten the mood during this incredibly tough pandemic, it is in very short supply. As soon as retailers like Best Buy, Amazon, and Walmart stores gets it in stock, then it quickly sells out. It can be quite sad to miss out on the opportunity to buy a Nintendo Switch — but fear not people! Lets see how to get it without paying more than it would usually cost at retail.
In keeping a lookout across the internet to find where, when, and how you can buy a Nintendo Switch (yes you can dock to your TV or remove for portable use) or a Switch Lite (the portable-only version of the console) as well as any bundles that seem like good deals.
Also you must keep in mind that stock — even Switch consoles are preowned and/ or refurbished — thus will likely continue to sell out quickly during the pandemic. But we’ll do our best to keep this article up to date with the latest in-stock offers, and we’ll tell you when each offer was posted. When something gets sold out, we’ll try to let you know.
Where can I buy a Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite Now?
- GameStop
- Amazon
- Best Buy
- Wal-Mart

All the Essential Accessories
The Switch comes with everything needed to get started then your ready to rock n roll. Although there are few extras that can help you get a little more out of your console, and in some cases, help it weather the wear-and-tear that it’ll undoubtedly get.
Firstly a microSD card will definitely help you extend your Switch’s default 32GB of storage. Amazon, Best Buy, and other retailers regularly sell cards with up to 512GB of storage for around $90 bucks. A 400GB microSD card will cost you around $60, and with each game ranging in download size from 1GB to tens of GB, the card has enough space to store several of them.
Then you also might get a tempered glass screen cover. The display on the Switch and Switch Lite is covered in plastic, and it’s just asking to get scratched as soon as you take it out of the box. Save the heartbreak by getting an affordable, easy-to-apply glass cover at Amazon.
If you like to play online with your pals, ensure that your saves are backed up in the cloud, and then get access to a slate of on-demand games from the original Nintendo console and SNES console era, you’ll want to get a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. It’s only $20 per year for a single user on a console, or only $35 for up to eight users on different consoles each year. However you toss it up, you may have so much fun, you might forget we are in a pandemic!
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