Save Big on a Nitro Deck for Your Nintendo Switch This Prime Day and Avoid Stick Drift Today
If you're not planning on upgrading to a Switch 2 quite yet, there's never been a better time to snag some peripherals for Nintendo's original hybrid console. You can get CRKD's Nitro Deck handheld controller and carry case for just $48 this Prime Day -- that's a 40% discount from the original price.
This cool conversion kit comes in a pretty retro purple color that evokes memories of your favorite GameCube controllers, but you can also choose to purchase the controller in retro mint or the transparent orange zest or crystal pink offerings instead.
One of the best things about this controller is that it features Hall Effect sticks. That means they won't quickly break and start drifting like the standard Joy-Cons do. You won't have to ease up your thumbs on the CRKD Nitro Deck -- knowing that this controller will last a long time means this controller is an investment in the longevity of your Nintendo Switch.
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The carry case bundle is the perfect fit for your console and controller, because the whole Switch slides right in their with the Nitro Deck attached. If you enjoy playing the Switch in handheld mode more than docking it and playing on the TV, this is one of the best ways to game on the go.
But maybe turning the Switch into a purely handheld controller isn't what you're looking to do. In that case, you should check out the best Switch controllers as carefully curated by CNET's gaming experts.
Why this deal matters
The Switch 2 might be all the rage right now, but many people are going to be sticking with their original Switch consoles. Now is the perfect time to pick up peripherals for your reliable old Nintendo system, and the CRKD Nitro Deck is a great conversion kit that will help you avoid the pesky stick drift that bogs down normal Joy-Cons.
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