Amazon Prime Day is a great chance to pick up a Nintendo Switch console, some games, or a whole range of accessories at reduced prices. As a gaming hardware expert, I've been trawling through the Amazon listings to try and find you the best deals right now.

The ideal choice is a micro SDXC UHS-I U3 A2 V30 card, which offers high-speed performance and durability. This TeamGroup A2 Pro Plus 1TB is the perfect choice, down to just $59.99 in the sale. Otherwise, go that little bit bigger with the SanDisk Ultra 1.5TB for $89.99 instead.

Save 26%: That's right, it's an all-important microSD card! That's because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don't possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you'll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon's own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.

The Nitro Deck is simply one of the best Nintendo Switch controllers for handheld players. Fixing practically all the flaws of the Joy-Con (mainly rampant stick drift and flimsy build quality), it also packs in welcome features like Hall effect sticks and a wide range of lovely colors to choose from.

The Nintendo Switch is still immensely popular seven years after its release. But despite its old age, it rarely goes on sale. However, thanks to Prime Big Deal Days and sales at other retailers, you can save money on the handheld console ahead of the holidays,

Genki Covert Dock 2 | $59.99 $47.99 at Amazon Save $12 - The Genki Covert Dock 2 is back down to its lowest ever price at Amazon this morning, kicking that $59.99 MSRP down to just $47.99. That's the cheapest I've seen this second generation dock go - the last time it was this price was last Prime Day.

Amazon's Big Deal Days kicks today, and you can grab this Nintendo Switch bundle with Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and 3-months of Nintendo Online for just $385.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The Nintendo Switch is still immensely popular seven years after its release. But despite its old age, it rarely goes on sale.

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