The Nintendo Switch OLED is $25 off for today only

While much attention has been given to Valve’s Steam Deck in recent months, the Nintendo Switch remains the de facto handheld console for most people. Today, the premium version of Nintendo’s popular console with an OLED screen is discounted as part of a one-day deal from Woot. The Switch OLED version in white is down to $324.99 at Woot ($25 off). Be sure to snatch this one up quickly if you want some of the premium upgrades this Switch offers (that the standard version does not) — notably, a larger seven-inch OLED panel with much-improved color and contrast. It also has slightly improved build quality with a more useful kickstand. Note, however, that it isn’t more powerful than the other Switch models. Read our review.

Nintendo Switch OLED model (white)

• $325
• $350
• 8% off

The Nintendo Switch OLED model packs in a bunch of subtle refinements, including a seven-inch OLED display, improved audio performance, and a better kickstand.

• $325
  
  at Woot

If you’re looking for the lowest price on an iPad, it doesn’t get any better than the current deal on Apple’s latest base iPad. The 64GB iPad in silver is just $299.99 at Amazon, which is about $30 off and matches the lowest price we’ve seen. This is the ninth-generation model, introduced in 2021. And while its 10.2-inch display and Touch ID home button make it look like pretty much any ol’ iPad, it sports a formidable A13 Bionic CPU and an improved front-facing camera with Center Stage to keep you centered in the frame. This iPad also supports the first-gen Apple Pencil — yes, the one that charges awkwardly — for some more creative use cases.

If you’re concerned about specs, it’s nearly just as capable as the likes of the latest iPad Mini and the last-gen iPad Air. It’s great for bingeing movies and shows, playing games, controlling your smart home setup, or whatever other iPad-related tasks you may have in mind.

2021 iPad (Wi-Fi, 64GB)

• $300
• $329
• 9% off

Apple’s latest entry-level iPad represents a slight update, with a new A13 Bionic chip and a 12MP front camera that supports Apple’s Center Stage feature.

• $300
  
  at Amazon

The Jabra Elite 7 Active earbuds are down to their lowest price yet. They cost $119.99 at Amazon. The black model may appear to be priced at $149.99, but you’ll get an additional $30 off at checkout — a total of $60 off of the original cost. These are some of the latest wireless earbuds from Jabra that were introduced alongside the Elite 7 Pro and share a lot of features with that pricier model. The Elite 7 Active rises above the others if you want a fitness-focused build that has improved sweat and water resistance. Combine that with active noise cancellation and Jabra’s excellent multipoint connectivity, and you’ve got yourself a great value when it comes to earbuds for running, working out, and everyday listening.

Jabra Elite 7 Active

• $120
• $180
• 34% off

Nearly indistinguishable from the Elite 7 Pro in appearance, the Elite 7 Active make the Pro model more workout-friendly with a rubberized coating that gives them IPX7 water resistance and prevents them from falling out during a workout.

• $120
  
  at Amazon
• $180
  
  at Best Buy

Google’s Chromecast with Google TV (terrible name, I know) remains one of the best streaming devices available on the market. It has some shortcomings, like limited onboard storage (8GB) and a tendency to load the interface slowly, but Google’s continued support of software updates and new features have kept it on our radar. It’s currently available at Amazon and Best Buy for about $40 — its usual discounted price that saves $10.

That’s generally what you want to pay for this Chromecast since it matches the lowest price — one that we don’t see all too often. It’s hard to beat this little dongle at that price since it offers 4K streaming with Dolby Vision and HDR support and an excellent remote with a built-in mic. Read our review.

Chromecast with Google TV

• $40
• $50
• 21% off

The Chromecast with Google TV introduces a dedicated remote and new software. It brings together recommendations from all of your streaming services and supports 4K HDR content with Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10 Plus.

• $40
  
  at Amazon
• $40
  
  at Best Buy

While wireless earbuds and headphones are commonplace now, sometimes you can’t beat a pair of wired cans for the best sound quality. Beyerdynamic is running a sale on refurbished B-Stock headphones on its site, offering up to 40 percent off on some models. There are a bunch of options on sale, ranging from open-back headphones to gaming headsets, but one staple of Beyerdynamic’s lineup worth your attention is the refurbished DT 770 Pro closed-back headphones for just $89. When new, they sell for $159, so you’re getting $70 off a refurb complete with a two-year warranty and original packaging and accessories. Plus, they come with a 30-day return policy if you change your mind.

I’ve used the DT 770 Pro, and they’re excellent headphones for enjoying some tunes or accurately monitoring instruments in a mix. Its ear pads are made from a plush material that yields comfort for long sessions.

Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones (80ohm, refurbished)

• $89
• $159
• 45% off

Beyerdynamic’s 80ohm version of its DT 770 Pro is the jack-of-all-trades version of its closed-back monitor headphones.

• $89
  
  at Beyerdynamic

A few more deals for your Tuesday:

• Horizon Forbidden West on PlayStation 4 is $39.99 ($20 off) at Amazon. The PS4 version can be upgraded to the PS5 version for free via the PlayStation Network, so this is an excellent value if you own a PS5 and haven’t yet picked up the game. Read our review.
• Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity for the Nintendo Switch is Breath of the Wild mixed with the Dynasty Warriors Musou formula, and it’s down to $41.99 ($18 off) at Amazon. Read our review.
• The 41mm Apple Watch Series 7 smartwatch in green is $279.99 (about $119 off) at Amazon. It’s likely that we’ll see a Series 8 watch in the coming months, but for people who need a watch now, the Series 7 hasn’t yet sold for cheaper than this. Read our review.

Update August 2nd, 12:25PM ET: This article initially included a deal on Philips Hue smart bulbs, which is no longer available. We’ve adjusted the post to remove the deal.