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Here’s a rare deal on the official Nintendo 3DS/XL/2DS AC Adapter at $7 shipped

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Amazon is offering the official Nintendo 3DS/3DS XL/2DS AC Adapter for $6.99 shipped as an add-on item. That means you need to spend at least $25 to lock in this rate. It is also matched at Target with an additional 5% off and free shipping for REDcard holders. Regularly $10 or so, this is rare price drop on the official 3DS adapter and the best price we can find. You can certainly just use an unofficial charging brick or something with a USB charger cable, but if you’re anything like me you would prefer the safe, Nintendo option. Rated 4+ stars from over 1,800 Amazon customers. More details below.

Speaking of Nintendo, Astro’s Breath of the Wild A10 Gaming Headset is a must for Zelda fans at $53 (25% off) and here’s $60 in Nintendo eShop Gift Cards for just $50. You might as well swing by this morning’s games roundup for some deep deals on Switch games while you’re at it.

Nintendo 3DS/XL/2DS AC Adapter:

  • Power your Nintendo 3DS family system from any 120-volt outlet
  • Allows you to charge the pack even when you play
  • Small, light weight design allows you to easily pack the AC adapter along with your system for a convenient back-up power source
  • Works with the Nintendo DSi and Nintendo DSi XL systems, and Wii Remote Charging Cradle

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices