Do you want to enjoy video games as a family during the end of year holidays? The Nintendo Switch OLED has a low price

At Rakuten, Black Friday is off to a good start. At the moment, the console aisle is showing numerous deals, including one on the Nintendo Switch OLED that’s being offered at a discounted price. A price reduction that always allows you to benefit from the very advantageous purchase conditions offered by Rakuten, that is, free delivery of the product that can be guaranteed in just a few days, or the possibility of accumulating cashback by purchasing this console for members of the R. club If you are not a member of the Rakuten R club, please note that registration is free and only takes a few minutes. Offered with payment in 4 installments free of charge, this console is now shown in €279.99a saving of 12% compared to the usual price of 319.99 euros.

Benefit from a 12% discount on the purchase of this white OLED Switch at Rakuten

As the end-of-year holidays approach, discover this promotion for a product that has already proven itself since its launch in 2021.

Equipped with a 7-inch OLED screen, giving you vibrant colors and sharp contrast, this console shines above all for its ability to transform from home console to portable console in the blink of an eye.

In terms of storage capacity, the Nintendo Switch OLED has 64 GB of internal storage. Thanks to the quality of the improved speakers, you will be able to play with quality sound in portable or living room mode. But the Nintendo Switch OLED console can also be played in tabletop mode with the use of the stand that allows screen sharing.

In detail, the screen resolution of this Nintendo console is 1280 x 720 pixels. In terms of weight, the console weighs only 422 grams with dimensions of 24 x 1.4 x 10 cm. It has a maximum battery life of 9 hours.

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