Nintendo Raises Switch 2 Price to $500 by Sept. 1 After $50 Increase
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Updated · CNET · Aug 24
Nintendo Raises Switch 2 Price to $500 by Sept. 1 After $50 Increase
3 articles · Updated · CNET · Aug 24
Summary
$500 will become the new U.S. price for Nintendo's standalone Switch 2 on Sept. 1, up $50 from the current $449.99-$450 level.
Nintendo tied the increase to broader rising tech prices, while major retailers including Nintendo, Amazon, GameStop, Best Buy, Walmart and Target still have the console available at the old price.
Discounting remains scarce: Nintendo is not offering bundles or direct deals, though some retailers are pushing trade-ins, card discounts or accessory bundles instead.
Outside the U.S., the console is still listed at standard prices such as CA$630 in Canada, while some UK retailers are offering modest standalone or bundle discounts.