Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers are under $60 on Amazon, until they sell out

Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Price

If you have a Nintendo Switch, there really isn't anything else you need to enjoy a killer gaming experience. Well, I suppose you need a few games, but you know what I mean. The Switch on its own is an absolute blast to play and that's true whether it's docked or being used as a portable gaming console. If there's one thing that does make the experience better when you're playing more complex games though, it's got to be the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. This awesome pro controller is worth every penny at $70, but it's on sale for less than $60 right now on Amazon. There's a high probability of a sell-out here, so grab one while you still can.

Here's more info from the product page:

  • Take your game sessions up a notch with the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.
  • Includes motion controls, HD rumble, built-in amiibo functionality, and more.
  • Comes with charging cable (USB-C to USB-A)

: $58.94

BGR Top Deals:

  1. The hot new 50-inch 4K Fire TV everyone’s talking about is now up for preorder for $400
  2. Replace more than 100 tools with these two gadgets that are each under $20 on Amazon

Trending Right Now:

  1. Sex on Mars is going to be risky, but it could create a new human subspecies
  2. The most faithful iPhone X clone is out and it’s even cheaper than the OnePlus 6
  3. Samsung is finally cloning the iPhone X, but it still refuses to steal the notch

Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers are under $60 on Amazon, until they sell out originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 31 May 2018 at 11:30:49 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

11 mind-blowing facts about Craigslist, which makes more than $1 billion a year and employs just 50 people

Image
Craigslist is one of the top 20 websites in the US, and generates over $1 billion in revenue. The site's been around since 1999, and now serves 700 cities in 70 countries. Here are 11 surprising facts about one of the most well-known sites on the internet. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Craigslist is not just one of the largest websites on the internet. It also dates back to the web's earliest days, having gotten its start in 1999, when founder Craig Newmark turned his email newsletter featuring local events in the San Francisco Bay Area into a website. Craigslist now serves 700 cities spread across 70 countries  — all with a site that eschews modern design in favor of a mostly text-based layout that is largely unchanged since the early 2000s.   Here are 11 facts that you might not know about Craigslist, the classified ad marketplace with an archaic site design. SEE ALSO:  The 9 biggest scams to avoid when buying a car on Craigslist DON...
Read more

It’s not too late to get Alexa and Google compatible smart plugs for $7 a piece

Image
Just yesterday, we told you about an unprecedented sale that slashed the price of Alexa and Google compatible WI-Fi smart plugs to just $6.24 each. Today, that sale is over. Why are we telling you about an incredible sale now that it's too late for you to take advantage of it? Because a new sale has popped up in its place, and it's nearly as good. The Zoozee Smart Plug Wifi Outlets 4-Pack is currently down to $29.99 on Amazon, and then there's a $2 coupon you can clip to drop the price even further to $27.99. That's just $7 each for top-rated smart plugs that work with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT, and you don't even need a hub! Smart Plug Wifi Outlet ZOOZEE Compatible With Alexa, Echo, Google Home and IFTTT, No Hub Requir… : $27.99 Here's all the key info from the product page: MINI SIZE & EASY TO SET----Exquisite appearance,mini size(1.85in*1.85in*1.93in),compact&exclusive design.Simply plug ZOOZEE mini outlet into an electrical outlet, con...
Read more

How Android defeated ‘the biggest botnet you’ve never heard of’

Image
Speaking this week at the Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit in Singapore, Android security engineer Maddie Stone shed new light on the years-long battle between Google's mobile operating system and a particularly nasty malware known as Chamois. As Decipher reports , beating the botnet was far from easy. Chamois, which at its peak infected nearly 21 million Android devices, is incredibly sophisticated and dangerous, bleeding users of cash and information without them even realizing it. The battle to halt its spread has led to new Android security features and, after nearly three years, Google finally has the upper hand. Continue reading... Trending Right Now: How Android defeated ‘the biggest botnet you’ve never heard of’ How Android defeated ‘the biggest botnet you’ve never heard of’ originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 11 Apr 2019 at 13:16:58 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Read more