Expanded Stock of Nintendo Switch 2 at Best Buy: Grab This Dorm-Room Essential Now!

I remember waking up one day, you know, all groggy-eyed and the first thing popping into my mind was, “Where’s the coffee?” But then, somehow—I have no clue how, my thoughts drifted to the Nintendo Switch 2. Yeah, I know, random. So, the word on the street is—Best Buy got these in stock again. Crazy, right? I mean, ever since it hit the shelves, like a rockstar, it’s been disappearing faster than my socks in the laundry.

So, this fancy new device, the must-have game-changer of the year. Literally flying off shelves. If you blink, poof, they’re gone. Trust me, trying to snag one? It’s like chasing a mirage in the desert. Maybe it was just your typical day or maybe not, but somehow, this thing is like a college student’s perfect roommate. You know, the dorm room buddy who doesn’t steal your food but keeps you entertained when studying gets dull.

Anyway, back to some randomness—they say the stock’s in at Best Buy, but who really knows how many they have? It’s like trying to guess beans in a jar. Apparently, you can grab ’em online or play a bit of an adventure game by swinging by the store to see if they have any sitting pretty on their shelves. They’ve got the solo consoles or these bundles with Mario Kart World, and while I’m no expert in math, here’s the scoop: individually, $449; bundled, $499.

And get this, there’s whisperings of a new Pokémon bundle, but it’s only up for pre-order. Why does it feel like everything cool is always on a “coming soon” sign?

Let’s talk specs—Switch 2 tossed the OLED screen and went for a 7.9-inch something that’s supposed to be sharper or clearer or whatnot. Should’ve paid more attention in school to understand all this tech stuff. They say you can bump it to 4K on your TV, but without that dock doohickey, it’s still sharp. I guess?

So, no one knows how long these consoles will sit in stock. Feels like a gift from the universe, though, as they’re popping up more frequently. But hey, don’t get fooled into paying more than the MSRP—$449 or $499 if you’re wondering. And just a side thought—why do we call it MSRP like it’s some secret code? Anyway, if you see anything crazy priced, maybe walk away and, I don’t know, breathe.

Oh! And if you’re hunting for deals elsewhere, there are all these pages for PC hardware, SSDs, and all the tech you never knew you needed until now. That’s a whole rabbit hole of its own.