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Score the Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World bundle down at $419 today (Roughly $130 under upcoming price hike)

Nintendo Switch 2 is about to jump up in price from $450 to $500 in just over a month from now. And the bundles that include a game like this Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World package might be a whole lot more than that. Woot, however, has now dropped the price on this “Grade A Refurbished” Mario Kart World Bundle to $419 Prime shipped

Woot is now offering the Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World Bundle down at $419 with free shipping for Prime members (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). 

Here are the details from Woot in the refurbished condition – a 90-day warranty is in place here:

Hey, you there! This item has been inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage & has successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality & removal of any prior-user’s personal information. Bundle includes OEM accessories and retail box.

We know the base model Switch 2 is getting a $50 price hike in September, Nintendo has already announced as much. What this means for bundles with top-tier titles like this is unclear, but one can safely assume this is really going to be more like a$550 bundle come September, which leaves you with an effective savings of closer to $130 or so. 

That aside, purchasing this console and the game separately right now, before the price hike, would cost you $529. 

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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


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