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Switch 2 at $469 at Woot leads today's Deal Sheet

Woot lists the Nintendo Switch 2 at $469, $30 under its $499 reference price, with four more deals checked as of November 2, 2026.

Edited by Dot Matrix, Editor-in-Chief


A shopper lifts a tablet-style handheld with detachable controllers from a store shelf that has one unit left.
The last Switch 2 on the shelf at Woot, $469 against a $499 reference price. Illustration generated by AI.

The best deal on today’s sheet is the Nintendo Switch 2 system at Woot for $469, against a $499 reference price, with free standard shipping for Prime members. It is limited to one per customer, the page showed one left when checked, and the listing runs until sold out or about a month, whichever comes first. 1

The reference price is a figure Woot says may not be the regular retail price, so I am reading “6% off” as the store’s own framing, not a verdict. Still, $30 off a console that is not discounted often is the kind of claim I can verify, because the sale price sits right there on the page.

Deal Price Usual Store Ends
Nintendo Switch 2 system (new) $469.00 $499.00 (reference) Woot Until sold out (about a month left)
Dead by Daylight (PC) $7.99 $19.99 Steam -
Acer Predator X27U 27-inch 500 Hz QD-OLED $499 $599 (Acer store); up to $799 elsewhere Newegg -
AirPods Pro 3 $199 $249 Amazon -
LG OLED48B6GUA 48-inch 4K OLED TV $599.99 - Best Buy -

The calls, one deal at a time:

Switch 2, $469 at Woot. The cut is $30 off the reference price, the shipping perk requires Prime, and stock is down to one on the page. Verdict: verified, with a catch (Prime for free shipping, one per customer). 1

Dead by Daylight, $7.99 on Steam. That is 60% off the $19.99 base game, and the page lists a countdown without stating when it ends. Add-ons and bundles carry their own separate discounts, so check which one you actually want. Verdict: verified. 2

Acer Predator X27U, $499 at Newegg. The source reports $300 off a price of up to $799 at major retailers and $100 under the $599 listed at Acer’s own store. It is a 27-inch, 2560 x 1440 panel at 500 Hz. No end date was stated, so there is no clock to beat. Verdict: verified. 3

AirPods Pro 3, $199 at Amazon. That is 20% off the $249 list price, and the source says Best Buy offers no savings on them. The same source says a Black Friday price nearer $179, maybe $169, is possible and recommends waiting if you want the lowest price this season. No end date was stated. Verdict: verified, with a catch (a lower price may come). 4

LG OLED48B6GUA, $599.99 at Best Buy. The listing is flagged as the lowest ever, with free shipping, and a comparison figure of $805.73 including shipping to the site’s office location. No usual price or end date was stated, so I can only confirm the sale price itself. Verdict: verified, with a catch (no stated usual price). 5

Our read: The Switch 2 cut is modest, $30 from a reference price the seller itself says may not be the market price, so its appeal is less the discount than the console being in stock at all. The AirPods note about possible Black Friday pricing is the clearest case for patience on this sheet. Three of the five listings gave no end date, which means the sale price is only as good as the day you check it.

These prices were as listed on the sources when this ran, on Monday, November 2, 2026, and may change.

Footnotes

  1. electronics.woot.com, “Nintendo Switch 2 console $469 at Woot”. Retrieved November 2, 2026. ↩ ↩2

  2. store.steampowered.com, “Dead by Daylight $7.99 on Steam (60% off)”. Retrieved November 2, 2026. ↩

  3. wccftech.com, “Acer Predator 500Hz QD-OLED monitor $499”. Retrieved November 2, 2026. ↩

  4. 9to5toys.com, “AirPods Pro 3 $199 at Amazon (20% off)”. Retrieved November 2, 2026. ↩

  5. edealinfo.com, “LG 48-inch B6 OLED TV $599.99 at Best Buy”. Retrieved November 2, 2026. ↩

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