The delivery date was October 9, according to Walmart, not October 8 (the actual release date), so it was our top Switch OLED pre-order pick because it was easier to buy than a PS5 restock. It's the more popular color and arrives the day after the official release date. Update: Walmart just sold out of the Nintendo Switch OLED White on Saturday, July 17 in the afternoon. Walmart restock alerts: Follow our Nintendo Switch OLED tracker account.Not in stock: Walmart Nintendo Switch OLED (Neon) for $349.Just sold out Saturday: Walmart Nintendo Switch OLED (White) for $349.This is exactly why you should follow us for Twitter alerts.US retailers that haven't had pre-orders yet: Antonline | Newegg | Sam's Club | Costco.Switch OLED pre-order (Neon): Walmart | Amazon | GameStop | Best Buy | Target.Switch OLED pre-order (White): Walmart | Amazon | GameStop | Best Buy | Target.Nintendo Switch OLED pre-order stores in the US In total, Matt is tracking the Nintendo Switch OLED model at 12 different stores in the US, and while it's sold out at most retailers today, July 17, you'll be able to find a Switch OLED model restock on and off for a few minutes to several hours if you're following his Twiter alerts. Matt's live updates have found the new Nintendo console – both the Switch OLED White and Neon – in stock for MSRP at US retailers including Amazon, Target, Best Buy and GameStop.
GAMESTOP NINTENDO SWITCH OLED RESTOCK UPDATE
Update for late Saturday: Nintendo Switch OLED pre-orders in the US just sold out again, but our 24/7 Nintendo Switch OLED pre-order tracker Matt Swider will send you a Twitter alert when it's in stock – if you follow his account and turn on notifications. Now he's doing the same for the Switch OLED model. Only buy from official retailers if you see someone selling this console on Twitter it's almost assuredly a scam.Nintendo Switch OLED pre-order tracker Matt Swider has helped 57,500 people in the US buy a next-gen console in 2021 with his tireless 24/7 tracking, in-stock Twitter alerts and exclusive restock reporting.It's worth keeping in mind if you're only interested in the console's new specs and not the new look. During restocks, the version with red-and-blue Joy-Con controllers tends to stay in stock longer than its white counterpart. Though both versions are prone to selling out quickly, the white Switch seems to be the more popular due to its sleek new look.Seconds count when these consoles drop, so we recommend having an account set up on retailer's websites so you can bypass entering your payment info and jump straight to checkout.These staggered drops have been known to go on for upwards of a half-hour, so it's worth sticking around for a few extra minutes. Retailers have been releasing their consoles in small batches during restocks to prevent bots from buying them all up immediately. Don't give up right away! If you immediately see "Out of Stock" during a drop, try refreshing the page a few times.Best Buy, for example, has you click "Buy" once to join the queue, and then you must wait for the button to light up again to actually add the console to your cart. Be sure to read the whole order page, as many retailers have started implementing two-stage purchasing systems to stop bots from placing the order instead of a person.Apps are often times faster than the website, and for the best results, try using both simultaneously to double your chances. Where possible, try to use a retailer's app to do your order rather than your browser.
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