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GET A $75 EGIFT CARD WITH PURCHASE: As of Nov. 10996 Archives buy a Nintendo Switch OLED for $349.99 at Dell and receive a $75 Dell eGift card with your purchase.

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Ready to buy a Nintendo Switch? Now's a great time to go ahead and lock yours in. There are some fantastic games to enjoy right now, from the whimsical Super Mario Bros. Wonderto the majestic The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, plus more to come. If you're looking to dive into a massive backlog of excellent Switch games, you can finally buy your Switchand get a gift card to purchase your first games at Dell.

As of Nov. 10, buy a Nintendo Switch OLED at Dell for $349.99 and get a $75 Dell eGift card with your purchase via email. Though you have to spend your gift card at Dell, it's almost like getting your first $75 worth of games (or whatever other tech you want to purchase) for free.

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The Nintendo Switch OLED is the "best version" of the handheld console hybrid, according to Mashable reviewer Adam Rosenberg. It boasts a much larger OLED screen, an improved kickstand, and enhanced audio to boot. With additional storage, you can also keep more games right on the system if you prefer not to upgrade with a microSD card.

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This is the portable system to have if you're always on the go. With games like Super Mario RPGon the horizon and a massive library of older titles, a Switch is a sound investment and a great holiday gift — especially when you can gift yourself $75 as a purchase reward.

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