8BitDo's Nintendo-style Retro Mechanical Keyboard hits a new low of $70 at Woot

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If you're in the market for a new mechanical keyboard with some retro flair, here's a deal worth noting: theis down to $70 at Amazon subsidiary Woot. That's the lowest price we've tracked. This offer has been live for a few days, but it comes in $30 below 8BitDo's list price and $10 below the wireless keyboard's previous low.

In the end, how much you enjoy the old-school styling will determine whether the Retro Mechanical Keyboard is worth getting. If you want something a little more subdued that costs less than $100, we recommendin our buying guide. But 8BitDo's board is still a decent value, and this discount only furthers that. Woot says the offer will run for six more days or until the device sells out.

 

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