Trade-in deals for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 at GameStop offer surprisingly good value for returning customers.
Twitter/X user MikeOdysseyYT recently shared details regarding GameStop’s trade-in deals for the Nintendo Switch 2. Owners of the original Switch OLED, Switch V1 or V2, or Switch Lite will be able to trade-in their console towards their reservation for Nintendo’s upcoming console.
GameStop’s Nintendo Switch 2 Trade-In Deals For Non-Members
The following trade-in deals for the Nintendo Switch 2 are available at GameStop for non-members:
- Nintendo Switch OLED trade-in value: 175 US Dollars (remaining payable of 274.99 US Dollars for Switch 2)
- Nintendo Switch V1 or V2 trade-in value: 125 US Dollars (remaining payable of 324.99 US Dollars for Switch 2)
- Nintendo Switch Lite trade-in value: 100 US Dollars (remaining payable of 349.99 US Dollars for Switch 2)
GameStop’s Nintendo Switch 2 Trade-In Deals For Pro Members
The following trade-in deals for the Nintendo Switch 2 are available at GameStop for Pro members:
- Nintendo Switch OLED trade-in value: 192.5 US Dollars (remaining payable of 257.49 US Dollars for Switch 2)
- Nintendo Switch V1 or V2 trade-in value: 137.5 US Dollars (remaining payable of 312.49 US Dollars for Switch 2)
- Nintendo Switch Lite trade-in value: 110 US Dollars (remaining payable of 339.99 US Dollars for Switch 2)
Recently, Nintendo officially confirmed that retail pre-orders for the Switch 2 will begin in the United States on April 24, 2025. The company also stated that launch pricing for the console and select software titles will remain as previously announced, despite shifts in market conditions that have led to adjustments for accessories. The standard Nintendo Switch 2 console will launch at a suggested retail price of $449.99. For those seeking a bundled experience, the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World package will be available at $499.99. Meanwhile, the standalone physical and digital editions of Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza will retain their previously announced prices of $79.99 and $69.99, respectively.
Although the core pricing remains stable, Nintendo has made revisions to several accessory prices since the initial announcement on April 2. The company noted these adjustments are a response to evolving market conditions and signaled that further changes to product pricing could occur in the future.
