Switch Joy-Con controllers are $10 off in time for new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe courses

Few things are as exciting as local multiplayer gaming, and nothing beats saving money on technology that isn’t regularly on sale. instead of the normal price of $79.99. Woot will continue to offer this price through Sunday, March 20th, or until it sells out. The bright blue and red controller set is no longer available, but the matching gray set is still available at this low price.

It’s unusual to see a deal on Joy-Con controllers. Individual Joy-Cons may be used as mini gamepads in many titles, allowing you to play four-player local multiplayer with just these Joy-Cons and the pair that came with your Switch. This comes at a wonderful time, as the first wave of new courses for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is set to release this week. Just don’t throw the controllers at your friends or loved ones if they get ahead of you in the race.

Nintendo’s Joy-Con controllers can be attached to the console in handheld mode, wirelessly combined to form one full-size controller, or separated into two half-size pads for easier local multiplayer.

Amazon and BuyDig have the 65-inch Sony Bravia A80J OLED TV for $1,798. This package is now available at its lowest price yet, thanks to a $400 discount. Sony OLEDs have a tendency to keep their premium prices, but in addition to this big discount, BuyDig is sweetening the offer by including a four-year accidental coverage plan at no additional cost.

The A80J has a 120Hz refresh rate, HDMI 2.1 connections, and Dolby Vision HDR – all of which you would expect from an OLED TV released in 2021. A recent firmware update enabled Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) for gaming, which the Xbox Series X can currently use – Sony still needs to upgrade its own PlayStation 5 with VRR support to use this function. If you’re looking for a 65-inch OLED display to watch a lot of movies and TV shows, or perhaps play some next-gen console games, this is a wonderful deal from Sony.

Sony’s OLED TV supports HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision, and, for the first time, HDMI 2.1. They’re ready for gaming, movies, and streaming thanks to supported refresh rates of 120Hz and VRR.

Best Buy has refurbished Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 on sale for $54.99. That’s a staggering $95 savings off their original price. The graphite and lavender colorways are $54.99, while the rest of the colors vary from $59.99 to $79.99.

These have noise cancellation, wireless charging, and good audio quality for music and podcasts. The catch is that these earphones have been refurbished. Best Buy states that these have been « restored » to « like-new » condition. Perhaps the idea of secondhand earphones is repulsive to some, but if the price is appealing enough, it’s worth noting that these buds can be returned within 15 days if you change your mind, and they come with a 90-day warranty.

This bargain is ideal for Galaxy phone customers on a tight budget.

The Galaxy Buds 2 are Samsung’s new entry-level wireless earbuds. Despite this, they’re packed with enough capabilities that consumers on a tight budget could choose these over the more expensive Buds Pro.

The Halo Infinite edition 5TB Game Drive from Seagate costs $129.99 at Amazon and Best Buy. This large-capacity external drive is intended for use with Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One consoles to significantly increase storage capacity. While the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S feature 1TB and 512GB SSDs, respectively, they can quickly fill up with large titles that consume 80 to 100GB. The Game Drive lets you to offload games that you aren’t actively playing but are still eating up valuable SSD space, then transfer them back when you’re ready to play again. You can even play older backward-compatible games directly from the external drive.

This Halo Infinite version adorns this hard drive with a Master Chief-inspired green Spartan armor hue. Because, well, why not?

The Halo Infinite Special Edition Game Drive from Seagate is a small hard drive that can be used to store larger games or play older titles without taking up valuable space on the internal SSD of the Xbox Series X / S and Xbox One consoles. The front contains a configurable RGB lighting strip, while the top has a Halo Infinite-inspired design.