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Nintendo Switch 2 is once again $399 at Woot for new customers, $419 for returning customers with code — save up to $50 while supplies last

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By Stephen Warwick Verified, Jeffrey Kampman
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The Nintendo Switch 2 has seen several price increases in recent months. Right now, however, you can score a brand new console for just $399 if you're a new customer at the Amazon outlet website Woot with code CHEAPSWITCH2. If you're a returning Woot customer, you can still save $30 off MSRP with the same code, bringing the price to just $419. Check out this deal at Woot As noted, Woot is Amazon's outlet website, so you'll sometimes see used, open box, or factory reconditioned items.
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Back in stock! Corsair's tiny touchscreen discount returns during Prime Week — Xeneon Edge 14.5-inch LCD touchscreen hits $199.99 agian

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By Stephen Warwick Verified
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Earlier this week, readers went ballistic for the Corsair Xeneon Edge LCD touchscreen discount, to the point that we actually sold out the device over at Corsair. Now, it's back in stock with a discount on all three models of 20%, saving you $50 on the list price of $199. Check out this deal on the Corsair website.
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You can still build a great $1000 budget gaming PC with Amazon Prime Day parts — 32GB of RAM and RTX 5060 Ti power beats out the Steam Machine and cheap prebuilts

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By Jeffrey Kampman, Stephen Warwick Verified
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PC building during the RAMpocalypse and NANDpocalypse is challenging, to be sure, but you can still put together a great and relatively affordable box that will last during Prime Day thanks to abundant deals on core components. Yes, memory and SSDs are pricey, but we can dull some of the pain with deep discounts elsewhere.
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