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This year's Nintendo Direct had some exciting announcements for the Nintendo Switch 2, including a launch date of June 5, 2025, features on the new machine, and tons of new and classic games.

Donkey Kong Bananza

Everyone's favorite gorilla is coming to Switch 2 in Donkey Kong Banaza, set to launch on July 17, 2025. It's a 3D platforming adventure where Donkey Kong can smash through just about anything.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment

Set to be released this winter, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment comes from Nintendo and Koei Tecmo. The musou-style game is a prequel to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Users can play as Zelda as they go back in time to the Imprisonment War.

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Look out for Duskbloods, the new FromSoftware game, in 2026. It's a very spooky, gothic horror game with vampire-fueled adventure.

Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition

The beloved Elden Ring is finally coming to Nintendo consoles with the new Tarnished Edition, one of the many third-party games that will be available on the Switch 2. The announcement came as a welcome surprise to many fans.

Mario Kart World

As expected, we just got the newest Mario Kart game for the Switch 2. Mario Kart World has a day-and-night system that matches the weather to your environment. Plus, you can go anywhere on and off the track.

Dozens more games announced

Also announced, some of which are versions of a game we already love but can now play on Switch 2, and some that are entirely new, include:

• Arcade Archives 2: Ridge Racer

• Borderlands 2

• Civilization VII Switch 2 Edition

• Cyberpunk 2077

• Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

• Deltarune

• Drag x Drive

• EA Sports FC 25

• EA Sports Madden 25

• Fast Fusion

• Final Fantasy VII: Remake

• Fortnite

• Goodnight Universe

• Hades II

• Hitman: World of Assassination

• Hollow Knight: Silksong

• Hogwarts Legacy

• Human Fall Flat 2

• Kirby Air Riders

• Kirby and the Forgotten Land

• Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess

• Marvel Cosmic Invasion

• Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

• NBA 2K

• Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour

• No Sleep for Kaname Date - From AI: The Somnium Files

• Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition

• Pokémon Legends: Z-A

• Professor Layton and the New World of Steam

• Project 007

• Puyo Puyo Tetris S2

• Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army

• Reanimal

• Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma

• Shadow Labyrinth

• Split Fiction

• Star Wars Outlaws

• Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar

• Street Fighter 6

• Super Mario Jamboree

• Survival Kids

• Tamagotchi Plaza

• The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

• Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4

• Two Point Museum

• Wild Hearts

• Witchbrook

• WWE 2K

• Yakuza 0 Director's Cut

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The Nintendo Switch 2 finally has a release date, and we can explore the new console and a wide variety of new games this June. But in the meantime, there's still a massive library of Switch games to enjoy, with some getting enhanced editions for the Switch 2. There wasn't a flagship Mario game announced just yet, but that doesn't mean you can't spend plenty of time with everyone's favorite plumber.

As of April 2, get Super Mario Odyssey for Nintendo Switch for $39.99, down from its usual price of $59.99, at Woot. That's $20 off, or a discount of 33%. Keep in mind that this deal is for a physical copy of the game instead of a digital code, so you'll have to wait for it to be shipped to you.

SEE ALSO: Nintendo Switch 2 preorders will start on April 9: How to sign up

Super Mario Odyssey takes Mario on his biggest, open-world adventure yet to rescue Princess Peach before she's joined in unholy matrimony with the pesky Bowser. Mario enlists the help of his new friend Cappy, a magical hat that can help him transform into a ton of different forms, to travel the globe and stop Bowser in his tracks.

You can turn into everything from streetlights to flowers, all while enjoying the classic platforming you've come to expect from 3D Mario games. There are tons of great costumes, Easter eggs, and other media from throughout the history of the Mario franchise to discover, too. Plus, there's a lot of game to play here. You'll be engaged for hours, that's for sure.

Be sure to grab the game while it's on sale — just in time to celebrate the Switch 2 debut this June.

The co-founder of Oracle and friend of President Trump, who was a flamboyant fixture in the 1990s, has returned to the spotlight through — of all things — TikTok.

SAVE $15: As of April 2, you can snag the Lego Creator 3-in-1 Forest Animals building kit for a record low of $34.99, down from $49.99, at Amazon. That's a 30% discount and a $15 price cut.

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The best kind of gifts are ones that are both fun and something they'll want to hold on to for a long time. Consider switching things up and giving your little ones a gift that will occupy hours of their time: Lego building blocks.

Right now, you can get the Lego Creator 3-in-1 Forest Animals kit at Amazon for $34.99, down from $49.99. That's 30% off for three toys in one.

SEE ALSO: Lego is giving away an exclusive Mother's Day Flower for free. Here’s how to get yours.

With this building set, you’ll get 667 Lego pieces to build a red fox, which can then be rebuilt into an owl, and again into a red squirrel. Once built, the red fox toy can move its head, tail, and paws. It also comes with enough pieces to create a snow-covered tree stump (for the fox), spruce tree stand (for the owl), and acorn (for the squirrel).

It's endless fun for the kid who loves animals and creating with their hands.

The Nintendo Switch 2 will soon be yours, barring any supply chain issues or shortages.

After pulling back the curtain on its new console during a one-hour Direct livestream, Nintendo announced in a press release Wednesday that Switch 2 preorders will open on April 9. It'll be available as a standalone console for $449.99, making it $150 pricier than the original Switch from 2017, or as a $499.99 bundle that includes a download code for Mario Kart World, one of its two exclusive launch titles. Its release date is set for Thursday, June 5.

The Switch 2 console ships with the following accessories:

• Joy-Con 2 controllers (L+R)

• Joy-Con 2 Grip

• Joy-Con 2 Straps

• Nintendo Switch 2 Dock

• Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable

• Nintendo Switch 2 AC Adapter

• USB-C Charging Cable

Nintendo's suppliers have been preparing to sell more than 20 million units this year, according to a January Bloomberg report. That's 5 million more units than the first Switch, so hypothetically, it'll be a little easier to find in stock at launch.

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On Late Night With Seth Meyers, the eponymous talk show host took Death of a Unicorn star Paul Rudd day drinking, and the results are as delightfully chaotic as you would hope.

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The popular Seth Goes Day Drinking series has previously welcomed guests like Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, Kristen Stewart, Dua Lipa, Will Forte, Lizzo, Rihanna, Lorde, Retta, and Kelly Clarkson. This time, the bar-set segment kicks off with the longtime friends chugging horrific-sounding cocktails which are inspired by some standouts in Rudd's filmography. The Ant-Man cocktail is fittingly made of alcohol poured from tiny bottles, while the Knocked Up is a blended monstrosity of foods that pregnant people crave. (And yes, Meyers insists he must make eye contact with Rudd while blending.)

But the worst of the drinks has to be the Romeo + Juliet, in which Rudd played the unalluring suitor Count Paris. "Everything in this will kill you," Meyers tells Rudd. And he's not wrong! The catastrophic combination of Four Loko, Five Hour Energy, and Hot Sauce sends the pair into a spiral so bad that they apparently had to pause filming and wait three days to finish the shoot.

Luckily, Rudd comes back with a vengeance (albeit without his unicorn-themed cowboy height) for a series of games. Watch the whole video above to see Rudd and Meyers recreate scenes from Taken, shoot unicorn heads with Ghostbusters proton packs, and potentially break the record for biggest belch ever heard on the show.

Death of a Unicorn is now playing in theaters.

Hollow Knight fans, Nintendo has confirmed the sequel is coming to Switch 2.

Announced at the company's Nintendo Direct event on Wednesday, along with the Switch 2, Hollow Knight: Silksong will be released in 2025 (that's all we're getting for now). The follow-up to Metroidvania and Team Cherry's 2017 game, Silksong was heavily rumoured to be unveiled at Nintendo's Switch event last week, but seems to have been held specifically for todays Switch 2 announcement — and it was a blink and you'll miss it moment at the end of the hour-long presentation.

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Hollow Knight: Silksong has been one of the most wishlisted games on Steam for an age. The game was first announced by Team Cherry in 2019 as full-scale sequel to Hollow Knight instead of downloadable content.

"Almost from the very start, Hornet’s adventure was intended to take place in a new land," the Australian developers wrote in a blog post then, "But as we dove in, it quickly became too large and too unique to stay a DLC, as initially planned. We do know that makes the wait a little longer, but we think the final, fresh world you’ll get to explore is worth it."

It's not the only game Nintendo announced on Wednesday, with the gaming giant heralding the upcoming release of Mario Kart World.

For everything Nintendo announced today, including the Switch 2, Mashable's got you covered.

The big Nintendo news everyone was waiting for on Wednesday is finally here: You can play 20-year-old games on Switch 2.

Plus, there's also a dedicated Nintendo GameCube controller updated with the "C" button for GameChat also announced today.

But for real, one of the cooler little nuggets that Nintendo shared in its big Nintendo Switch 2 Direct livestream on Wednesday morning is that Nintendo GameCube games are coming to the Nintendo Switch Online service. For those who don't know, people who subscribe to NSO (a requirement to play online multiplayer in most Switch games) get access to a Netflix-like catalogue of old games from various platforms. Until now, that list of platforms started at the NES and ended at the N64.

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Some of the GameCube games you'll be able to play on NSO to start with include The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, SoulCalibur II, and F-Zero GX. Nintendo, of course, will add more games to that catalogue over time, but it's impossible to say what they will be or at what rate they will come out. There are a couple of interesting wrinkles to consider here. One is that Nintendo has already done extensive remaster work to some of the best GameCube games, like Metroid Prime, so it stands to reason that the company might opt to sell you those games again instead of putting them on NSO, but we'll have to see about that.

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The other is that these games will only be playable on Switch 2.

The most exciting part of a new console launch is new games, but it's also pretty cool to see some of the best Nintendo games of yesteryear get their time in the spotlight, too.

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Amazon isn’t the only retailer celebrating spring with a major sales event. Now through April 5, you can get up to 40% off select makeup, skincare, hair, and fragrance products during Ulta’s Spring Haul Sale.

Some standout deals include 25% off La Roche-Posay, 20% off Touchland hand sanitizers, buy two get one free NYX Professional Makeup, up to 30% off Tree Hut products, and 25% off CeraVe. You’ll also find great deals on lashes, makeup tools and brushes, sunscreen, and travel-size products.

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Whether you’re into the au naturale look, love trying out bold new makeup trends, or want to stock up while the discounts are hot, Ulta’s Spring Haul Sale has a little bit of something for everyone.

If you've found yourself wandering aimlessly around the maps of The Legend of Zelda, Nintendo just added a handy new tool: map directions.

Announced the company's Nintendo Direct event on Wednesday, along with the Switch 2, the special editions of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom made for the new console come not only with advanced frame rates and resolution and support for HDR, but a new app called Zelda Notes.

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Zelda Notes is a new platform that can be accessed through the Nintendo Switch app on your smartphone, where you can find a Navigation tool that can guide you to various locations in the games — like Shrines you know are there but you just don't know how to find them. An audio track gives you step by step directions as if you were using Google Maps.

If you're a Tears of the Kingdom building fiend and want to see what happens when you hit "random", Nintendo also announced an "autobuild" feature that just takes whatever you have and throws it together. Plus, you can send build codes to friends using QR codes.

It's not the only game-related news from Nintendo Direct today, with the company announcing the long-awaited new Mario Kart World game.

For everything Nintendo announced today, including the Switch 2, Mashable's got you covered.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has a new way of playing together, but virtually.

On Wednesday, Nintendo announced GameChat, a way for multiple users to chat with each other within the game. And it also answered the question of the mysterious button on the Joy-Con. A dedicated "C" button built directly within the controller enables the live chatting function, and there's a built-in microphone within the controller that picks up audio and even has some isolation capabilities to filter out external noise. There's also a camera accessory so you can GameChat with live video feeds.

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The obvious goal for GameChat is to recreate the in-person experience online. There are additional features like switching between camera feed and the game feed, taking pictures together within the game, and expanding individual screens. Users can also play different games within the same GameChat, and broadcast their individual gameplay, giving it a Discord-like experience.

GameChat will require premium Nintendo Switch Online subscription, but there's also a free trial for you to test out. The Nintendo Switch 2 arrives on June 5, so you won't have to wait long to get your hands on it.

Years of rumor-mongering and leaks have been put to rest. We finally have a price and release date for Nintendo Switch 2, straight from the mothership.

During its big Nintendo Direct stream on Wednesday morning, Nintendo showed off a bunch of games and new features, as expected. However, for many, the biggest news is that the console is launching on June 5, 2025.

The price hasn't been announced yet, but we'll update this article when we get it.

The release date is roughly in line with what we expected based on earlier news reports and leaks. June is an unusual time for any other company to launch a console, but for Nintendo, it makes some sense. Early adopters can purchase the initial supply and enjoy a launch lineup that includes Mario Kart World while Nintendo builds up additional supply and more games for the holiday season and beyond.

At last, we can finally stop listening to random leakers on message boards.

It's a massive, long-awaited day for gamers with Nintendo announcing the Switch 2 in a livestreamed event on Wednesday.

We got glimpses of so many cool things: the new console, Mario Kart World, and more. It's safe to say people were pumped — more than a million viewers were tuned-in for the 9 a.m. ET event. And the reaction online, in general, was plenty of excitement — especially for some new characters you can race as in Mario Kart.

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After months of hype, predictions, and sneaky glimpses, Nintendo has confirmed a brand new Mario Kart game: Mario Kart World.

Announced at the company's Nintendo Direct event on Wednesday, along with the Switch 2, the latest instalment of the Mario Kart franchise will launch exclusively on the console on the same day. The news comes months after Nintendo gave us a brief glimpse of the upcoming game in January's Switch teaser.

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Mario Kart World will feature 24 drivers (the most in Mario Kart history) including the cream of the crop: one of the cows from Moo Moo Farm, a track from the original Mario Kart.

In one of the best features, you'll also the option to drive off-course like the Canyonero you are, in order to explore the map and discover new areas. There's also a Knockout Tour option, in which you race non-stop from one corner of the world to another. And there'll be changing weather conditions for each course.

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It's the official follow-up to 2014's Mario Kart 8. Between then and now, Nintendo released its mobile game Mario Kart Tour in 2019 and augmented reality/remote-controlled car hybrid Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit in 2020, but no proper Mario Kart sequel.

For everything Nintendo announced today, including the Switch 2, Mashable's got you covered.

Roblox is equipping parents with more oversight power for their young players, introducing new blocking and monitoring tools to their recently revamped parental control settings.

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The update includes new options for parents seeking to block and report specific friends on their child's friends lists, as well as individual experiences — until this update, parents could only prevent children from accessing experiences by blocking that entire maturity level. Children under the age of 13 can request to unblock a friend or experience at any time, but it must be approved by the parent.

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Parents can also find more detailed weekly insights into their children's activity, including their child's top 20 most-visited experiences over the last week. They can access additional safety resources on Roblox's updated Safety Center, as well.

In addition, the platform announced the launch of its updated open-source voice safety classifier, a large classification model designed to help detect and classify toxic voice chats. The updated version — used to moderate "millions of minutes of voice chat per day," the company explains — joins the open source child safety effort known as ROOST, founded by Roblox and other tech companies like Google, OpenAI and Discord.

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"Providing tools [like] blocking specific friends and Roblox experiences, along with visibility into how long their child is playing Roblox games, enables parents to better support their children’s safe use of the platform," said Larry Magid, CEO of ConnectSafely, a tech safety nonprofit that has partnered with Roblox. "Safety, fun, and adventure are not mutually exclusive.”

In November, Roblox announced a suite of new safety features, including ID-verified parent accounts and remote monitoring tools like screen time limits, restrictions on games based on maturity level, and access to friend lists. The platform also scrapped the ability for children under the age of 13 from directly messaging other users, as well as from messaging fellow players while in a Roblox experience.

These changes followed an outpouring of concern from parents and child safety advocates over Roblox's alleged hosting of inappropriate content, as well as predation and grooming of child users, despite advertising itself as a platform for children — in 2023, a group of parents sued the gaming site for negligent misrepresentation and false advertising.

The company later added new safety rules and features, including expanded parental controls. According to Roblox chief safety office Matt Kaufman, the platform introduced more than 40 safety updates in 2024.

If you are a child being sexually exploited online, or you know a child who is being sexually exploited online, or you witnessed exploitation of a child occur online, you can report it to the CyberTipline, which is operated by the National Center for Missing Exploited & Children.

SAVE $100: As of April 2, the iPad Mini (A17 Pro chip, WiFi, 128GB) is on sale at Best Buy for $399, 20% off its list price of $499.

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Most of the big springtime seasonal sale events are starting to wind down, but that doesn't mean there aren't still some great deals to jump on. If you've been looking to get some new tech, we've found quite a few deals that are worth keeping on your radar, including on Apple products. At the moment, one of our favorite deals is on the iPad Mini (A17 Pro chip, WiFi, 128GB), which has gotten a nice little discount at Best Buy.

The retailer is offering a $100 discount on the tiny tablet that comes with the A17 Pro chip, WiFi, and 128GB of storage, dropping its price from $499 to $399. That's not all, though. Your purchase comes with some nice bonuses to kickstart your iPad journey, including Apple Fitness+ for free for three months if you're a new subscriber, up to three months of Apple Music for free if you're a new or returning subscriber, Apple Arcade for free for up to three months if you're a new or returning subscriber, and Apple TV+ for free for two months if you're a new or qualified returning subscriber.

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This iPad Mini features a smaller size that's perfect for taking on your travels, with an 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display for crisp and clear picture quality, and boasts powerful performance thanks to the A17 Pro chip. We consider it the best iPad for reading in our overall roundup of the best iPads, saying, "The iPad Mini got a 2024 upgrade, and is now equipped with the A17 chip but with the same 5-core GPU and 6-core CPU. Along with the chip upgrade comes Apple Intelligence, an especially helpful feature if you plan to use it for reading as it can summarize articles."

If you've been on the hunt for a tablet upgrade, look no further than this deal on the iPad Mini (A17 Pro chip, WiFi, 128GB) at Best Buy.

There are a few more Apple deals that are worth keeping on your radar right now. At Amazon, the Apple Watch Series 10 is still on sale after the Big Spring Sale, as is the 2024 Mac Mini with the new M4 chip.

SAVE $207.04: As of April 2, the Sony SRS-XG300 portable speaker is on sale at Amazon for $142.95, 59% off its list price of $349.99.

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With the weather getting warmer, it's a great time to pick up a portable speaker to take on some outdoor adventures. Amazon's Big Spring Sale had quite a few portable speaker deals that caught our eye, and even though the sale event is officially over now, you can still save on a few different models. The Sony SRS-XG300 is one such speaker deal that's lasted beyond the sale event, still offering an excellent discount of 59%.

This has dropped the price of the Sony SRS-XG300 from $349.99 to $142.95. It's currently listed as a limited-time deal as well, so if it's caught your eye, you'll want to be quick to pick it up at this discounted price while it's still live.

SEE ALSO: Beats Solo 4 headphones are still at their Amazon Spring Sale

Built with a lightweight design and a helpful retractable handle, the Sony SRS-XG300 is a perfect portable Bluetooth speaker to take on any journeys you go on. It also boasts powerful sound thanks to the X-Balanced speakers and a very long battery life of up to 25 hours. Not to mention its waterproof and dustproof with an IP67 rating, so no matter if you're going to the beach or on a hike this speaker will stick with you on the adventure.

This limited time deal on the Sony SRS-XG300 at Amazon may not last for long, so grab it for under $150 while it's still discounted at Amazon.

Even though Amazon's Big Spring Sale is behind us now, there are quite a few more deals to check out alongside this one. We've found 200+ of the best deals still live after Amazon's Big Spring Sale so you can see a few more of our favorites that are still hanging around.

Zelle shut down its mobile app on Tuesday, but the eight-year-old digital payment service will remain available through many financial institutions.

Over 2,200 banks and financial institutions are part of Zelle's network, translating to only 2 percent of users sending or receiving payments through the Zelle app. As most Zelle transactions are done via a bank, Zelle began winding down its app last year.

"Today, the vast majority of people using Zelle to send money use it through their financial institution's mobile app or online banking experience, and we believe this is the best place for Zelle transactions to occur," Zelle officials stated in an October 2024 press release.

Zelle was sued in December by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and three of the largest U.S. banks for failing to install fraud safeguards, which cost customers more than $870 million. Last month, with a new president in office who is not a fan of financial regulation, the lawsuit was dropped. Because of the prevalence of scams, Chase Bank is canceling some suspicious Zelle payments.

Other digital payment services besides Zelle include Venmo, PayPal, Apple Wallet, Revolut, and Cash App. CNET (a sister site of Mashable, both owned by Ziff Davis) warns people to be careful when using any of these services.

"Only send money to people you know and trust, and watch for red flags like an urgent message claiming to be from your bank or an online ad for concert tickets that seem impossibly cheap," writes CNET's Kelly Ernst.

Some of us have been waiting years for this. Others may have just found out about it today. Either way, we're all going to know a lot about the Nintendo Switch 2 by lunchtime on Wednesday.

After years of leaks and rumors, Nintendo is holding a Nintendo Direct livestream at 9 a.m. ET on Wednesday, April 2 to blow the doors off of Switch 2, which was initially teased in January. Nintendo has revealed few details about this livestream so far: it will focus entirely on Switch 2, and it's about 60 minutes long. If you can't sneak away from a work meeting to watch live, we have good news: We'll be live-blogging the whole thing right here.

We expect this Direct to focus on a handful of different things. For starters, Nintendo will almost assuredly reveal the console's price and release date. Beyond that, expect a battery of trailers for new games, alongside some unique new features for the console hardware itself. Buckle up, folks.

SAVE $299.01: As of April 2, the Shark AI Ultra Voice Control Robot Vacuum is on sale at Amazon for $299.99. Normally it's listed for $599, so you're getting a 50 percent discount.

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Some of the best deals available in Amazon's Big Spring Sale this year were on robot vacuums, and thankfully, there are still some nice deals floating around after the sale event. One of our favorites is this discount on the Shark AI Ultra Robot Vacuum, which is still 50 percent off for a limited time. If you're looking to pick up a robot vacuum to get ahead of your spring cleaning, now is your chance.

The Shark AI Ultra Robot Vacuum has received a price drop from $599 to $299.99. This is only a few dollars away from its lowest-ever price of $294.99, so there's truly no better time to add it to your virtual shopping cart. It's marked as a limited time deal right now, so keep in mind that it may not stick around for very long.

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This powerful robot vacuum is built to handle any bit of dust or debris that's dropped on your floor or carpet, keeping your place looking neat and tidy. And thanks to Matrix Clean Navigation, the Shark AI Ultra will keep going over your floors in multiple passes for a much deeper clean. It's even self-emptying and can hold up to 60 days worth of stuff inside, keeping your place fresh and clean for longer.

This limited-time deal likely won't stick around for very long, so act fast to save 50 percent on the Shark AI Ultra Robot Vacuum at Amazon.

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