The cheapest Nintendo Switch Lite deals in October 2024

Nintendo Switch Lite
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Deals on the Nintendo Switch Lite have become pretty common and you're more likely than ever to find a reduced console or a discounted bundle with a popular title. If you're on the hunt for a new compact console, you won't need to look much further. 

When the console originally launched, the Nintendo Switch Lite was only available at its standard price of $199 / £199 / AU$329 but discounts are now fairly routine. Although this console won't exactly break the bank, given thta it's Nintendo's budget offering from the Nintendo Switch family of consoles, it's still nice to save a few pennies where you can. 

If you want to expand your gaming library, it's worth also visiting our guide to the best Nintendo Switch game deals to see our recommendations for all the top titles right now.

Cheapest Nintendo Switch Lite deals - quick links

Cheapest Nintendo Switch Lite deals in the US

Nintendo Switch Lite Timmy & Tommy's Aloha Edition: $199.99 $159 at Walmart

Nintendo Switch Lite Timmy & Tommy's Aloha Edition: was $199.99 now $159 at Walmart
This might just be the greatest Nintendo Switch Lite deal that we've ever seen. Available at $40.99 off, this limited edition system includes a free copy of Animal Crossing: New Horizons right out of the box. If you're shopping for a Nintendo Switch Lite right now, this is the way to go.

Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise): $199.99 $173.99 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise): was $199.99 now $173.99 at Amazon
Not quite the cheapest price we've ever seen for the Nintendo Switch Lite but those looking to secure a few dollars off a brand new console will be well-served with this discount over at Amazon right now.

Nintendo Switch Lite (Coral): $199.99 $173.99 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch Lite (Coral): was $199.99 now $173.99 at Amazon
A similar discount has been applied to the Coral Pink variant of the Nintendo Switch Lite too. Again, this is not the lowest price that we have seen by any means, but a tidy saving nonetheless.

Nintendo Switch Lite (Blue): $199.99 $182.99 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch Lite (Blue): was $199.99 now $182.99 at Amazon
You can also get yourself this stylish dark blue variant of the Nintendo Switch Lite for a reduced price. This model doesn't get discounted much often, so is well worth considering while this price lasts.

Nintendo Switch Lite Isabelle's Aloha Edition: $199.99 at Target

Nintendo Switch Lite Isabelle's Aloha Edition: $199.99 at Target
This is not a discount in and of itself, but this is an exceptional bundle deal that includes a digital copy of Animal Crossing: New Horizons at no extra cost.

Cheapest Nintendo Switch Lite deals in the UK

Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise): £199.99 £173.99 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise): was £199.99 now £173.99 at Amazon
A very strong saving here for the Nintendo Switch Lite in the UK. That extra £26 can be put towards a Nintendo Switch Online subscription or a brand new game.

Nintendo Switch Lite (Blue): £199.99 £176.05 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch Lite (Blue): was £199.99 now £176.05 at Amazon
Another decent saving here for the Nintendo Switch Lite in the UK. If you prefer a colder dark blue over the poppier base colors, then this is one to go for.

Cheapest Nintendo Switch Lite deals - FAQs

Is the Nintendo Switch Lite cheaper?

The typical answer is yes, the Nintendo Switch Lite is overall much more affordable than the base Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED, even at retail price. This also means that when discounted or sold as part of a bundle, it can be easy to grab a Nintendo Switch Lite at very affordable rates.

Is it worth getting a Nintendo Switch Lite?

It depends on how you typically like to play. The Nintendo Switch Lite is a handheld-only option, and doesn't come with a dock for TV play. But if you find yourself gaming on the go often, then the Nintendo Switch Lite is an excellent investment over the other two consoles in the Switch family.

Dashiell Wood
Hardware Writer

Dash is a technology journalist who covers gaming hardware at TechRadar. Before joining the TechRadar team, he was writing gaming articles for some of the UK's biggest magazines including PLAY, Edge, PC Gamer, and SFX. Now, when he's not getting his greasy little mitts on the newest hardware or gaming gadget, he can be found listening to J-pop or feverishly devouring the latest Nintendo Switch otome.

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