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While not as slick as the previous Super Smash Bros.-<\/em>themed Switch<\/a>, Nintendo\u2019s latest holiday bundle makes up for it in sheer value (especially at this price). It includes a Nintendo Switch OLED and a pair of gray Joy-Cons that feature the game\u2019s iconic logo as well as a three-month subscription to Nintendo Switch Online and a download code for a digital copy of\u00a0Super Smash Bros. Ultimate<\/em>. The bundle is a good deal even at full price given the latest Smash Bros. <\/em>title rarely falls below $50 and Nintendo\u2019s step-up console normally retails for $349 on its own, making GameStop\u2019s ongoing brick-and-mortar discount all the sweeter.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Generally speaking, we consider Tile trackers to be the best Bluetooth trackers<\/a> for Android users, primarily because they come in a variety of shapes and can do just about anything Apple\u2019s AirTags can do. That said, Samsung\u2019s Galaxy SmartTag2<\/strong><\/a> remains an outstanding alternative if you use a Samsung Galaxy device, one that\u2019s currently available in black for an all-time low of $19.99 ($10 off) at Amazon<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Similar to other location trackers, Samsung\u2019s second-gen SmartTag lets you keep tabs on your keys, bags, or any item you can\u2019t afford to be without. The new model carries a beefier IP67 rating, boasts a user-replaceable battery that lasts up to 700 days, and lets you tap into the Galaxy Find network, which functions in a similar fashion to Apple\u2019s Find My network. It also features a larger key ring hole than before and, at least for Samsung users, an improved Compass View and overall app experience. The latter lets you make use of a full-screen map view and a fresh interface, along with a new shortcut that makes your SmartTags easier to find.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n