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Black Friday is gone, but many of its better discounts remain for Cyber Monday<\/a>. Per usual, it\u2019s a good opportunity to grab some new gaming gear at a discount. To help you sort through the noise, we\u2019ve rounded up the best Cyber Monday gaming deals we could find. As of this writing the offers include a surprise $50 discount on the Nintendo Switch 2 from Walmart, $100 off PS5 consoles and tons of price drops for well-reviewed games and accessories we recommend. We\u2019ll continue updating this post as we find new discounts worth your time.<\/p>\n

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Nintendo Switch 2 + <\/strong>Mario Kart World <\/strong>for $449 at Walmart ($50 off MSRP)<\/strong><\/a>: This is the first widely available discount we\u2019ve seen for Nintendo\u2019s latest hybrid console<\/a>. If our experience is any indication, you\u2019ll need to be signed into a Walmart account to see the discount, but it should be visible once you add the device to your cart. For reference, Nintendo normally sells this bundle with the kart racer Mario Kart World<\/a>\u00a0for $499, but the game retails for $80 on its own.<\/p>\n

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Sony PlayStation 5 for $449 at Amazon ($101 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It\u2019s hard to get super excited about a PS5 deal like this after Sony\u2019s price hikes<\/a> earlier this year, but steeper discounts on the console have still been fairly uncommon. Alternatively, you can grab an NBA 2K26 bundle<\/a>\u00a0or one with various Fortnite goodies<\/a> for $1 more. A special Ghost of Yotei edition<\/a>, meanwhile, is also $100 off at $499. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Sony PlayStation 5 Digital Edition for $399 at Amazon ($101 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The disc-less version of the PS5 actually launched for $399 five years ago, but in 2025, that price now counts as a deal. A Fortnite bundle<\/a> is available for the same price. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Sony PlayStation 5 Pro for $649 at Amazon ($101 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Most people don\u2019t need the PS5 Pro, but this discount still ties the lowest price we\u2019ve seen for Sony\u2019s most powerful console<\/a>. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

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Samsung microSD Express Card for Nintendo Switch 2 (256GB) for $39 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The only reason to buy a super-fast (and pricey) microSD Express card is to expand the storage of a Nintendo Switch 2<\/a>, which requires the newer format. In our guide to the best Switch 2 microSD cards<\/a>, we found each model we tested to perform similarly in actual games, so your best bet is to buy whichever one you can find in stock at the lowest price. For Cyber Monday, that\u2019s Samsung\u2019s officially licensed card, provided you can live with 256GB of space. This discount marks a new all-time low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Samsung P9 Express microSD Express Card (512GB) for $75 at Amazon ($25 off)<\/strong><\/a>: If you need even more room for your Switch 2, this is a new low for the 512GB version of Samsung\u2019s newest microSD Express card. Full disclosure: Samsung launched this card<\/a> a couple of weeks ago, and we only just got it in for testing. But given the trend of similar Switch 2 performance we\u2019ve seen with other Express cards thus far, and the fact that this is easily the cheapest 512GB model we can find in stock as of this writing, we figure it\u2019s worth noting. Also at Samsung<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Lexar Play Pro (1TB) microSD Express card for $186 at Amazon ($34 off)<\/strong><\/a>: If you want the most space possible for Nintendo’s new console, the Play Pro is one of the few microSD Express cards available in a 1TB capacity. This is the second-best price we’ve seen for that card since July, so it’s not an amazing deal, but it is the cheapest 1TB model we can find from a reliable brand right now.<\/p>\n

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Sony PlayStation Portal for $179 at Amazon ($21 off)<\/strong><\/a>: This is the first major discount for Sony\u2019s remote play handheld<\/a>, which recently added the ability to run games directly from the cloud<\/a>. Just note you need a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription for that. Anecdotally, I\u2019ve found it a godsend as a new dad<\/a>. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Sony DualSense controller for $55 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Here\u2019s a nice chance to save if you\u2019ve been meaning to stock up on new gamepads for your PS5 (or PC). Several colorways are on sale, though some cost $5 to $10 extra. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Sony DualSense Edge controller for $160 at Amazon ($41 off)<\/strong><\/a>: This ties the best price to date for Sony\u2019s \u201cpro\u201d PS5 controller<\/a>, which adds customizable back buttons, swappable thumbstick modules, trigger stops and the ability to set custom button mappings and sensitivities. We found it to have worse battery life than the standard DualSense, though, typically lasting just five to six hours. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Walmart<\/a> and others for $170.<\/p>\n

PlayStation Plus Premium (12-month) for $107 at PlayStation ($53 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Sony\u2019s online service has only gotten pricier<\/a> over the years, but this is still a rare chance to save on annual subscriptions. A Premium membership gets you cloud streaming support and an on-demand library of retro games on top of the perks included with the lower PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Essential tiers.<\/p>\n

A 12-month Extra subscription is also on sale for $101, though at that price you might as well go all the way. Just remember that your subscription will be set to auto-renew by default. The offers apply to new and select existing customers; for the latter, the exact discount will depend on how much time you have left on your current membership. Sadly, there doesn\u2019t appear to be any deal for the standard Essential tier.<\/p>\n

PlayStation 5 Access Controller for $70 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The Access Controller<\/a> is a circular, customizable PS5 pad that\u2019s designed for players with accessibility needs. This isn\u2019t the device\u2019s best discount ever \u2014 it went as low as $49 over the summer \u2014 but it\u2019s still a nice drop from its usual street price. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and PlayStation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Astro Bot<\/strong> for $40 at Best Buy ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Here\u2019s the largest widely available discount to date for this wonderfully inventive 3D platformer, which Engadget\u2019s Jess Conditt called \u201cone of the best games Sony has ever made\u201d in her review<\/a>. Also at Amazon<\/a> and PlayStation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach <\/strong>for $50 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The latest adventure from Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, Death Stranding 2 is both a fascinating delivery sim fixated on how we physically interact with the world and an indulgent melodrama you\u2019ll either find endearing or unbearable. Either way, there really isn\u2019t another game like it. This discount matches the lowest price we\u2019ve seen. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and PlayStation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Helldivers 2<\/strong> for $30 at Best Buy ($10 off)<\/strong><\/a>: This ties the best price we\u2019ve tracked for the PS5 copy of the raucous co-op shooter Helldivers 2, which straddles the line between Starship Troopers-esque satire and engaging strategic action. Also at Amazon<\/a> and Target<\/a>. If you\u2019d rather play on PC, Steam<\/a> has it for $2 extra.<\/p>\n

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth<\/strong> for $30 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Engadget\u2019s Mat Smith gave this grandiose action-RPG a favorable review<\/a> last year. You need to play its predecessor<\/a> \u2014 and ideally, the original PS1 game<\/a> \u2014 to get the most out of it, but it\u2019s stuffed with things to do, and its combat system is still a tactical rush at its best. This is its all-time low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n

God of War Ragnar\u00f6k<\/strong> for $20 at Best Buy ($50 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Ragnar\u00f6k is another PlayStation \u201cprestige\u201d sequel that\u2019s more about upping the scope<\/a> than truly reinventing itself, but its Norse world is beautifully detailed and smashing baddies with a magic axe always feels great. This matches the all-time low for the PS5 version. Also at Target<\/a> and PlayStation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sony has discounted a ton more first-party PS5 games for Black Friday and Cyber Monday beyond that. Highlights include the open-world adventures Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered<\/a>\u00a0and Horizon Forbidden West<\/a>\u00a0for $20 each, while Marvel\u2019s Spider-Man 2<\/a>, Gran Turismo 7<\/a>, The Last of Us Part I<\/a>, The Last of Us Part II Remastered<\/a>, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart<\/a>, Ghost of Tsushima: Director\u2019s Cut<\/a> and Demon\u2019s Souls<\/a>\u00a0are all $30 apiece.<\/p>\n

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Xbox Wireless Controller for $40 at Amazon ($25 off)<\/strong><\/a>: To be candid, Xbox\u2019s holiday deal selection is fairly weak: Neither the Xbox Series X nor Series S are on sale, and the brand doesn\u2019t do exclusive games<\/a> anymore. (You can still find a bunch of Xbox game deals below, though.) If you want to grab a spare controller, however, this is a nice chance to save after Microsoft\u2019s price hike<\/a> earlier this year. Several color options are discounted, though some are priced $5 to $10 higher. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, Xbox<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox (2TB) for $200 at Amazon ($60 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Annoying as it is, the only way to fully add storage<\/a> to a new Xbox is to use a proprietary expansion card. Only a couple of those exist, and they\u2019re all pricey, but this deal for Seagate\u2019s 2TB card is about $20 off the device’s usual street price as of late. The 4TB variant<\/a> is also on sale for $380, which matches its best-ever price. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 <\/strong>for $40 at PlayStation ($10 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The frontrunner for 2025’s consensus Game of the Year<\/a>, Clair Obscur is a gorgeous RPG with turn-based combat that actually feels dangerous and a bold story that examines the margins between grief and escapism. Engadget\u2019s Mat Smith called it a \u201cbeautiful game\u201d in his review<\/a>. While not a huge discount, this is a new low for the PS5 version. Also at Humble<\/a> if you\u2019d rather play on PC.<\/p>\n

Split Fiction<\/strong> for $40 at Amazon ($10 off)<\/strong><\/a>: A pick from our guide to the best couch co-op games<\/a>, Split Fiction overcomes some hacky writing with brisk action, a lighthearted tone and a Nintendo-like committing to presenting new level ideas. We saw it fall as low as $30 last week, but this is a useful $10 discount all the same. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a>, Nintendo<\/a> and Xbox<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II <\/strong>for $30 at GameStop ($30 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Another one of the year\u2019s highest-rated<\/a> games, this systems-heavy action-RPG is something of an acquired taste, but it takes the \u201crole-playing\u201d bit more seriously than most of its peers. This is an all-time low for the PS5 version and $5 off the Xbox copy\u2019s best price. Also at Humble<\/a> for $36 if you want to play on PC and at Best Buy<\/a> for $40.<\/p>\n

Silent Hill f <\/strong>for $50 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It takes a bit to get going, but this newest installment in the long-running psychological horror series is surprisingly layered on top of being good for some unnerving scares. This is a new low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and PlayStation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds <\/strong>for $40 at Amazon ($30 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Mario Kart World may be the year\u2019s most famous kart racer, but CrossWorlds is a fine alternative with a greater sense of speed, more customization options and less overall restraint. This deal is $10 more than the all-time low we saw last week, but it’s still a decent drop.<\/p>\n

Doom: The Dark Ages <\/strong>for $35 at PlayStation ($35 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The most recent installment in the celebrated FPS series, The Dark Ages takes a meatier and more grounded approach to combat than the frantic Doom Eternal. It also has you pilot an armor-coated dragon sometimes. Engadget\u2019s Jess Conditt called it \u201ca well-rounded romp through the bowels of hell\u201d in her review<\/a>. This is a new low for the PlayStation and Xbox<\/a> editions. Also at Steam<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Elden Ring<\/strong> for $20 at Amazon ($35 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The action-RPG Elden Ring is both challenging and darkly funny, with a world that runs incredibly deep and feels lived-in (died-in) in a way few games have. This deal is $5 higher than the all-time low we saw on Black Friday but still cheaper than the game’s usual going rate. Also at GameStop<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle<\/strong> for $49 at PlayStation ($21 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Few licensed games do a better job of capturing the spirit<\/a> of their source material than Great Circle, a first-person adventure that wisely focuses on puzzle-solving and exploration over combat. A rollicking, well-paced story and tremendous voice acting round it out. This is a new low for the PS5 and Xbox<\/a> versions. Also at Steam<\/a>, though it\u2019s been slightly cheaper on PC before.<\/p>\n

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition <\/strong>for $39 at Steam ($44 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The moody Cyberpunk 2077 started as a technical disaster<\/a> but now stands as a perfectly solid action-RPG, one bolstered by its pointed narrative and striking techno-future art style. This ties the best price we\u2019ve seen for the PC version of the Ultimate Edition, which includes the game\u2019s well-regarded<\/a> Phantom Liberty DLC. Also at Xbox<\/a> for $40 and PlayStation<\/a> for $43.<\/p>\n

Returnal <\/strong>for $23 at Steam ($37 off)<\/strong><\/a>: This third-person shooter roguelike is at once a technical showcase, a stiff test<\/a> and an achingly beautiful reflection on the nature of grief. It\u2019s also worth checking out if you\u2019re eager to play developer Housemarque\u2019s next game<\/a>, Saros, which looks to borrow many elements introduced here. This deal is for the PC version; the PS5 copy is also on sale for $30 at Amazon<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a>, Best Buy<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

Halo: The Master Chief Collection<\/strong> for $10 at Steam ($30 off)<\/strong><\/a>: We\u2019ve seen this deal a bunch of times over the years, but it matches the lowest-ever price for The Master Chief Collection, which gathers six of the venerable FPS series\u2019 games in one package. Also at Xbox<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Thank Goodness You\u2019re Here!<\/strong> for $12 at PlayStation ($8 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Thank Goodness You\u2019re Here! is a delightfully clever<\/a> and exceedingly British comedy game about a little yellow man who does everything requested of him to an increasingly surreal extent. It\u2019s three hours long and, as Engadget\u2019s Mat Smith wrote in his review<\/a>, all Actually Funny. The ending alone is worth this price, which ties the game\u2019s all-time low. Also at Steam<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Pentiment <\/strong>for $10 at Xbox ($10 off)<\/strong><\/a>: One of the Xbox\u2019s true gems<\/a>, Pentiment is an unusually soulful 2D adventure\/visual novel that does nothing less than scrutinize the nature of truth. It\u2019s also very pretty. This deal ties the game\u2019s all-time low. Also at Steam<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon <\/strong>for $20 at Amazon ($10 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Armored Core VI is a loud action game about building a mech and using it to blow up everything in sight. It\u2019s as awesome as that sounds, and it feels great, but its formidable bosses and deep customization options keeps it from being mindless. This discount ties the best price yet for the PS5 and Xbox editions.<\/p>\n

Metaphor: ReFantazio <\/strong>for $20 at Woot ($50 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It\u2019s about as subtle as you\u2019d expect a game named \u201cMetaphor\u201d to be, but the latest title from the minds behind Persona 5 is a fantasy JRPG through and through: bombastic, stylish and earnest. (And long.) This deal from Amazon-owned Woot is the best price we\u2019ve tracked for the Xbox version. The PS5 copy<\/a> is at an all-time low at several retailers, too, but that only brings it down to $33. Also at Steam<\/a> for $35.<\/p>\n

Grand Theft Auto IV <\/strong>for $7 at Xbox ($13 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Perhaps the most underrated GTA game, the 17-year-old GTA IV is still worth revisiting today thanks to its grimy depiction of city living and empathetic (if vulgar) story about the cracks in the American dream. Maybe just ignore the incessant calls to go bowling<\/a>. This deal matches the game\u2019s all-time low.<\/p>\n

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Steam Deck (256GB, LCD) for $319 at Steam ($80 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It\u2019s nearly four years old, but the entry-level Steam Deck remains a stellar value<\/a> for playing PC games on the go. It doesn\u2019t sound like<\/a> a true successor is coming anytime soon, either. This 20 percent discount ties the best price we\u2019ve seen. Just be aware that the Deck can struggle with some newer AAA games, while SteamOS continues to have compatibility issues with games like Apex Legends or Destiny 2 that use kernel-level anti-cheat systems. Unfortunately, the higher-end Steam Deck OLED<\/a> models aren\u2019t discounted as of this writing.<\/p>\n

Lenovo Legion Go S (SteamOS, Ryzen Z1 Extreme) for $650 at Best Buy ($250 off)<\/strong><\/a>: A top pick from our guide to the best gaming handhelds<\/a>, the Legion Go S is sort like a \u201cSteam Deck 1.5\u201d with a larger screen, faster chipset, higher refresh rate and the same SteamOS software. It\u2019s also much more expensive, but this discount helps lessen that. It\u2019s a new low for the version with AMD\u2019s Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip. Also at Lenovo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Retroid Pocket Flip 2<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>for $194 at Retroid ($15 off)<\/strong><\/a>: Another recommendation from our gaming handhelds guide, the Retroid Pocket Flip 2 is an Android device designed to emulate retro games. Getting those emulators set up takes some serious legwork, but this model can run games up to the PlayStation 2 and GameCube era without major issues, while its clamshell design and OLED display impress for a handheld in the $200 range. Use the code BFCM$15<\/strong> to see this discount at checkout, but keep in mind that the price doesn\u2019t include any extra shipping fees.<\/p>\n

Retroid Pocket 5 for $184 at Retroid ($15 off)<\/strong><\/a>: You can use the same code above to get this deal for the Retroid Pocket 5, which is essentially the Flip 2 in a Sony PSP-style shape. It\u2019s currently the top retro handheld pick in our guide and remains excellent for emulating up to the PS2 and GameCube, but it\u2019s worth noting that Retroid recently released a new Pocket G2 model<\/a> that puts a stronger chip in the same design. We haven\u2019t tested that one yet, but it should be better if you want to emulate select PC or Switch 1 games. That one is now on sale for $204. Looming over both devices, however, is the Retroid Pocket 6<\/a>, which will ship in January and looks to be a slightly more substantial upgrade.<\/p>\n

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Meta Quest 3S (128GB) + $50 Amazon credit for $250 at Amazon ($100 off)<\/strong><\/a>: This matches the best widely available discount we\u2019ve seen for the budget pick in our guide to the best VR headsets<\/a>. At Amazon and Best Buy<\/a>, you’ll get a $50 credit with your purchase.<\/p>\n

PlayStation VR2 + <\/strong>Horizon Call of the Mountain <\/strong>bundle for $299 at Amazon ($100 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It\u2019s hard to broadly recommend the PSVR2: The actual hardware is superb<\/a>, but there aren\u2019t a ton of standout exclusives to play. Thankfully, you can now use the device with a gaming PC<\/a> through a separate adapter<\/a>, though it\u2019s all wired-only. Still, if you have cash to burn and want to dive into games like Gran Turismo 7, the Resident Evil 4<\/a>\u00a0remake or the Horizon adventure bundled here, this is a new low. If this offer runs out of stock, the standalone headset<\/a> is on sale for the same price. Also at Best Buy<\/a>, PlayStation<\/a> and others.<\/p>\n

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Lemokey P1 HE for $134 at Amazon ($36 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The P1 HE is an honorable mention in our guide to the best gaming keyboards<\/a>. It pairs a premium aluminum design with a fantastic typing feel and magnetic switches that let you customize the sensitivity of each press. The latter can be especially useful for competitive-style games. Its software is a pain, though. This deal marks the best price we\u2019ve seen, but it\u2019s only for Amazon Prime members. Everyone else can grab it at Keychron<\/a> (Lemokey\u2019s parent brand) for $136.<\/p>\n

ASUS ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless for $130 at Amazon ($80 off)<\/strong><\/a>: If the Lemokey P1 HE runs out of stock, or if you want something closer to a full-size layout, the ROG Strix Scope II 96 Wireless is another wireless mechanical keyboard we like. It makes typing feel and sound lovely, though it can\u2019t do any of the Hall effect customizations of the top picks in our guide. This deal ties an all-time low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and ASUS<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sony Inzone KBD-H75 for $278 at Amazon ($22 off)<\/strong><\/a>: As we note in our gaming keyboard guide, the Inzone KBD-H75 ticks just about all of the boxes: a high-quality frame, versatile magnetic switches that feel and sound even nicer than our top pick, crisp PBT keycaps, decent software, even a volume knob. Its only real issue is that it\u2019s way too expensive for a wired keyboard. It still is after this discount, but if you\u2019ve got cash to burn, this matches the lowest price we\u2019ve tracked. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Sony<\/a>.<\/p>\n

NuPhy Air75 V2 for $84 at NuPhy ($36 off)<\/strong><\/a>: If you\u2019re looking for a slimmer low-profile keyboard that still uses satisfying mechanical switches, the NuPhy Air75 V2 is an older but still great option we\u2019ve recommended in the past. This is the lowest price we\u2019ve seen, though certain switch options are available for a few bucks more. The newer Air75 V3<\/a> is also on sale for $128; we haven\u2019t fully reviewed that one yet, but it should offer a more bouncy typing experience with superior sound dampening.<\/p>\n

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Razer Viper V3 Pro for $130 at Amazon ($30 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The Viper V3 Pro is the top pick in our guide to the best gaming mice<\/a> for those who prefer a symmetrical shape. Its sturdy design is comfortable for a wide range of hand sizes and grip types, it performs just about flawlessly in competitive-style games and it\u2019s ultra-lightweight without having any debris-collecting holes in its outer shell. This is the lowest price we\u2019ve seen in several months. Also at Best Buy<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed for $70 at Amazon ($30 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed is a midrange option we recommend in our guide if you prefer a more ergonomic shape. Its contoured design is ideal for small- to medium-sized hands, it tracks reliably and at 55 grams it\u2019s easy to flick around in fast-paced games. This deal marks a new low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Razer Basilisk V3 for $29 at Amazon ($17 off)<\/strong><\/a>: If you don\u2019t mind using a cable, the Basilisk V3 is another ergonomic model we highlight in our buying guide. It\u2019s relatively heavy and bulky but very much comfortable for larger hands, with an impressively versatile scroll wheel that can tilt side-to-side and switch between notched and free-spin modes. This is the lowest price we\u2019ve tracked. The wireless Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed<\/a> is also on sale for $38, though that one has a more limited scroll wheel and trades the wired version\u2019s optical clicks for less durable mechanical switches. Also at Target<\/a> for $35.<\/p>\n

Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite for $50 at Best Buy ($40 off)<\/strong><\/a>: We consider the Scimitar RGB Elite to be the best value mouse for MMO and MOBA players, as it comes with 12 programmable side buttons that make it easier to pull off complex commands in games like Final Fantasy XIV or World of Warcraft. This deal matches the best price we\u2019ve tracked in the past year. A newer wireless variant called the Scimitar Elite Wireless SE<\/a> is also on sale for $75, which is a new low. Also at Corsair<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Pulsar X2 CrazyLight for $91 at Amazon ($39 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The aptly-named X2 CrazyLight is an honorable mention in our buying guide for those who mainly play twitchy shooter games and use a claw or fingertip grip, as its compact design weighs a mere 37 grams. This is the lowest price we\u2019ve seen, and the discount applies to several colorways.<\/p>\n

Pulsar Xlite V4 for $50 at Pulsar ($50 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The Xlite V4 is another honorable mention in our guide if you\u2019re after a light, comfortable and responsive mouse with an ergonomic shape. The downside is it has cutouts on the bottom, which leaves the interior exposed to dust and debris. We actually tested the older Xlite V3<\/a>, but the V4 is a very minor refresh that\u2019s currently available for the same price, so it\u2019s worth grabbing instead. The mini<\/a> version is available with the same discount.<\/p>\n

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Turtle Beach Atlas Air for $130 at Amazon ($50 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The Atlas Air is the top pick in our guide to the best gaming headsets<\/a> and one of the few wireless pairs with an open-back design. That gives it a far more spacious and immersive sound than most of its closed-back peers. It\u2019s highly comfortable too, though it can\u2019t block much outside noise, nor can it connect to Xbox consoles wirelessly. While not an all-time low, this is the best price we\u2019ve seen<\/a> since February. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Turtle Beach<\/a>.<\/p>\n

HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 for $30 at Amazon ($20 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The wired Cloud Stinger 2 is the budget pick in our gaming headset buying guide. It\u2019s comfy, with a solid mic and full-bodied bass. Just don\u2019t expect the most accurate sound or highest-quality materials at this price. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Astro A50 X for $320 at Amazon ($80 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The A50 X is a higher-end wireless headset we recommend in our guide for those who game across PS5, Xbox and PC. Its included charging station doubles as an HDMI switcher, allowing you to swap between different three different sources with the press of a button. An excellent mic and mostly balanced sound profile help as well. This deal isn\u2019t an all-time low but still takes a good chunk off the headset\u2019s normal going rate. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Logitech<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed for $210 at Amazon ($70 off)<\/strong><\/a>: We call the G Pro X 2 Lightspeed a quality alternative to the Audeze Maxwell<\/a> \u2014 our favorite closed-back wireless headset \u2014 in our buying guide when it\u2019s on sale for significantly less. That\u2019s the case right now, as this discount drops the headset to its best price since July. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Logitech<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Fractal Design Scape for $140 at Amazon ($60 off)<\/strong><\/a>: The Fractal Scape is another closed-back headset worth considering thanks to its clean sound quality, convenient magnetic charging dock and more understated design than most options in this market. Engadget\u2019s Igor Bonifacic called it \u201can excellent all-around package\u201d in his review<\/a>. The built-in mic could be better, though. This deal represents a new low. Also at B&H<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Sony PlayStation Pulse Elite for $129 at Amazon ($21 off)<\/strong><\/a>: It\u2019s not a top pick in our guide, but the Pulse Elite is a decent wireless option for PS5 owners since it lets you adjust the EQ curve and access other settings directly from the console\u2019s UI. It can also pair to a second device simultaneously over Bluetooth. The flimsy space-age design and poor noise isolation aren\u2019t ideal, however. This deal comes within a dollar of the headset\u2019s all-time low. Also at Best Buy<\/a> and Walmart<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Black Friday is gone, but many of its better discounts remain for Cyber Monday. Per usual, it\u2019s a…\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":417707,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[7],"tags":[2431,69055,179381,394,3767,15610,158,67,132,68,11588],"class_list":{"0":"post-417706","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"category-technology","8":"tag-amazon","9":"tag-best-buy","10":"tag-cyber-monday","11":"tag-nintendo","12":"tag-playstation","13":"tag-ps5","14":"tag-technology","15":"tag-united-states","16":"tag-unitedstates","17":"tag-us","18":"tag-walmart"},"share_on_mastodon":{"url":"https:\/\/pubeurope.com\/@us\/115645626707058655","error":""},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/417706","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/3"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=417706"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/417706\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/417707"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=417706"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=417706"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=417706"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}