The Nitro Deck is a must-have for Nintendo Switch owners and it’s cheaper than ever, even after Black Friday
We gave the Nitro Deck five out of five stars in our review - now it’s got 20% off
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Heads up,Nintendo Switchowners - theNitro Deck(which we gave five stars in our review), is still down to its record-low price atAmazoneven after Black Friday as ended, with big savings across multiple models.
Cutting to the chase, the standard white and black models are both currently $10 off, costing$49.99 at Amazoninstead of $59.99, but the purple model - which also comes with a carry case - is $20 off and costs$69.99 at Amazoninstead of the usual $89.99. As far as we can tell, these are both record-low prices for the relatively new Nintendo Switch accessory.
If you’ve been looking out forBlack Friday gaming deals, and more specifically anyBlack Friday Nintendo Switch deals, as one of thebest Nintendo Switch accessories, this Nitro Deck deal is easily one of the best ones we’ve seen yet.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Nitro Deck, it’s a handheld dock that makes using your Switch in handheld mode more comfortable than ever before, boasting an overall larger build than a regular, uncased console. As well as a whole host of lovely, tactile buttons to match those of your usual Joy-Con controllers, the Nitro Deck includes programmable back buttons.
Perhaps most importantly, it also takes full advantage of Hall effect control sticks, which are immune to stick drift - an issue where your controller sticks no longer respond accurately, and inputs can go off in the wrong direction or happen when they’re not supposed to.
The whole package is super stylish, too, with the accessory available to buy in black, white, purple, grey, and mint green. Currently, Amazon customers in both the US and the UK can grab the black, white, and purple versions at a huge discount.
Today’s best Nitro Deck deals
CRKD Nitro Deck Limited Edition Retro Purple with carry case-was$89.99now$69.99 at AmazonSave $20 -This gorgeous limited-edition purple Nitro Deck offers everything you could possibly need for a smoother handheld Nintendo Switch gaming experience. As well its drift-eliminating Hall effect sticks and programmable back buttons, this version also includes a carry case. This is the best price we’ve seen for it yet, and it makes the pricier limited-edition color much more affordable.
UK price:was £89.99 now£69.99 at Amazon
CRKD Nitro Deck White -was$59.99now $49.99 at AmazonSave $10 -Do you have a white Nintendo Switch OLED console that you don’t want to ruin with the inevitable wear and tear that will come from taking it out with you? This sleek white Nitro Deck has you covered, and as well as its lovely design, it’s got a whole bunch of enhancements for your Switch gaming experience, such as stick-drift immune control sticks. This is a stellar deal for an accessory you won’t want to miss out on.
UK price:was £59.99 now£49.99 at Amazon
CRKD Nitro Deck Black -was$59.99now $49.99 at AmazonSave $10 -The Nitro Deck is one of the best Nintendo Switch accessories on the market, and not only does this lovely black model looks good, but it’ll offer you all the handheld gaming enhancements you could possibly want. From its stick-drift immunity to its programmable buttons, you can’t go wrong, especially for this price which is Amazon’s best ever offering.
UK price:was £59.99 now£49.99 at Amazon
For more Nitro Deck deals if you live outside of the US or the UK, be sure to have a look at the best price in your region which we’ve highlighted below.
As we look ahead to Cyber Monday, be sure to browse ourCyber Monday Nintendo Switch dealshub andCyber Monday video game dealsroundups.
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Catherine is a News Writer for TechRadar Gaming. Armed with a journalism degree from The University of Sheffield, she was sucked into the games media industry after spending far too much time on her university newspaper writing about Pokémon and cool indie games, and realising that was a very cool job, actually. She previously spent 19 months working at GAMINGbible as a full-time journalist. She loves all things Nintendo, and will never stop talking about Xenoblade Chronicles.
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