Glorious GMMK 3 Drops to $34.99 at Woot, Slashing $105 Off List Price

Q: With Switch 2 prices surging on September 1, how much extra will you pay if you miss today's hidden e-commerce deadlines?

If you miss today’s deadlines, the clearest extra cost is at least **$50 on the Switch 2 console itself** in the U.S., because Nintendo’s price rises from **$449.99 to $499.99 on September 1**. The real penalty can be higher if you also miss the expiring bundle tied to that date. Reporting indicates Nintendo’s current U.S. **“Choose Your Game” bundle** ends on **August 31**; after that, buyers face the new **$499.99** console price **without the included first-party game**. Depending on the game’s value, that pushes the effective cost of waiting to **well beyond $50**. There are also smaller, short-fuse deadlines today in e-commerce. Woot’s hidden savings window ends at **11:58 p.m. CT on August 17**, when the **GAMER20** code stops taking an extra **20% off** sale games. That means you would pay more immediately on any title you delay. Based on the featured prices, missing the code costs about **$10.60 more** on **Tomodachi Life** or **Super Mario Galaxy 1+2** (both **$42.39** with the code), about **$4.98 more** on **Mario & Luigi: Brothership** (**$19.92** with the code), and about **$8 more** on refurbished **Metroid Prime 4 Beyond** or **Pokémon Legends Z-A** (**$31.99** with the code). Amazon’s Nintendo eShop offer is smaller but still meaningful: Prime members can get a **$10 gift card for $8.53**, so missing it means paying the full **$10**, or **$1.47 more per card** and **$2.94 more** if you buy the two-card limit.

3 articles · Updated · The Verge · Aug 17

$34.99 buys the 65% Glorious GMMK 3 at Woot with code WOOTGAMING, down from $139.99; first-time Woot shoppers can cut another $5.
The deal targets budget-minded keyboard newcomers with features usually tied to pricier custom boards, including hot-swappable switches, a customizable knob, and modifiable aluminum-plate gasket construction.
The wired keyboard ships with double-shot PBT keycaps for Windows and macOS plus preinstalled linear Glorious Fox switches, while keeping arrow keys and a compact layout that drops dedicated function keys.
The offer adds a keyboard deal to Woot's broader Summer Gaming promotion, which earlier featured steep discounts on games and gaming gear across multiple brands.