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Nintendo Switch 2 drops below $400 at popular retailer, as long as you sign up for free membership

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The Nintendo Switch 2 launched for $449.99 in June last year, notably $150 higher than the original Switch. And if youโ€™ve been waiting for a good price drop, then weโ€™ve got some good news for you. If you head over to Micro Center, youโ€™ll find the Nintendo Switch 2 listed at its original $449.99 price tag. However, through the exclusive Member Pricing offer, you can save $50 and take it home for only $399.99.

Prices and savings can change. Check the retailer for the current price.

Now, while this sounds like youโ€™ll have to go through some paperwork and enter lots of details to become a member, itโ€™s actually as easy as just signing up and creating an account on Micro Centerโ€™s website. Thanks to an ongoing promotion, the store is offering a free Member Pricing membership to anyone with a Micro Center account until 2027. And once you sign up, you can use this opportunity to get a $50 discount on the Nintendo Switch 2.

Image Source: Micro Center

In-store pickup only at Micro Center

It is, however, important to keep in mind that this deal is limited to in-store pickup. This means that even if you place an order online, youโ€™ll still have to visit a nearby Micro Center branch to pick it up, as the store does not offer shipping on this item. Check out Micro Center’s store locator page for a full list of retail locations.

As for what the console offers, it boasts a 7.9-inch LCD touch screen with a 1080p resolution. It supports HDR10 and offers VRR up to 120Hz, so the visuals are super smooth. In docked mode, it can support 4K at 60 Hz and 1440p at 120 Hz via HDMI. On top of that, it comes with 256GB of storage, but you can expand it up to 2TB using a microSD Express card.


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