The Nintendo Switch Lite (an open-box Singapore model fitted with a U.S. power adapter) is available for $164.99 on Woot (regularly $199) for the next two days. It plays all U.S. and international games but comes with a 90-day warranty instead of the standard one-year coverage.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is on its way here, but if you want an upgrade, it's going to be more than the $300 you paid for the original.

Nintendo Switch 2 might be priced $499 with its games costing $70. Nevertheless, it's predicted to have the biggest launch in the history of games.

In a new report by Bloomberg, analysts who are regularly in contact with Nintendo and its hardware/software partners are expecting the Nintendo Switch to carry a price tag of $400-$500 USD ($650-$795 AUD).