At this point in any big sales event, you've probably exhausted the obvious: SSDs, gaming PCs, RAM upgrades. Instead, what you really want is something fun and practical to spice up your desk. Luckily, this 3.5-inch Hagibis mini screen is exactly what you need. It acts as both a retro desk ornament and a fully-functional LCD display, featuring a built-in SD card reader and USB hub, and it's back to a record low price of just $79.99 for Prime Day.

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This monitor was previously on sale for as high as $109.99, making this $79.99 sale price a much more competitive one for late Prime Day shoppers. Look, it isn't going to be rivalling a 4K OLED, but that really isn't the point here. This is a cool desk gadget with a functional use-case, with a 1980s-style, CRT-like design that is a lovely nostalgic throwback for techies of a certain vintage. It's also packed with a set of seriously useful features that make it a great addition to your setup.

This is a real monitor, shipping with a 3.5-inch IPS panel and a 178° viewing angle. The size means you're not going to be using this for your main display, but it does feature resolutions stretching from 800 x 600 to 2,560 x 1,600. 1600p might be a little small, however, on a display like this, versus the screen's recommended resolution of 960 x 640 for the sharpest images. Your mileage could vary, and the options do mean you can cycle through what works best for you, especially if you want to end up reading from the screen.

You get a decent set of connectivity with this Hagibis monitor, thanks to its built-in hub. It comes with SD and TF card slots, along with a USB-C port and two additional USB-A ports on the front, offering Gen 3.1 speeds. At the back, you get a 5V USB-C power connector, as well as an HDMI port and 3.5mm audio connector for speakers or headphones. There's also a USB-C port with a 'host' label, which you'll need to use to connect it to your USB to use it as a functional USB hub.

There's a big set of use cases for a display like this one: it's not just a gimmick. It looks great, so you can make your work or home office setup a bit more exciting to be around. It's also a good second display for notifications or small tasks you're working on.

For instance, it's a good option for using as an alarm clock or timer screen, or for keeping an eye on a Discord chat. You can also use it as a photo album or to keep an eye on your PC's health with usage and temperature stats. It's also big enough to stream videos from, keeping your main screen free for more important tasks. It has built-in widgets you can use if you run out of ideas, too, including ones that display a digital clock and ambient temperature.

This $79.99 Hagibis mini display is a brilliantly retro upgrade for your PC or laptop setup. The Amazon Black Friday sales are nearly over, however, and this price won't be around for long, so make sure to order it while you can.

If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, gaming chair, or CPU Deals pages.

You can also join the Tom's Hardware deals Discord for up-to-the-minute hardware deals.

Lenovo is the largest PC maker in the world, and the company has unleashed its Presidents' Day sale, giving you a host of discounts on some of its best laptops, desktops, gaming PCs, monitors, and more.

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Lenovo's Presidents' Day offering includes some absolutely mammoth savings on its gaming desktops. There's up to 48% off its Legion gaming desktop range, with up to $1,600 off Intel Core Ultra offerings decked out with Nvidia's RTX 50-series GPUs. Unfortunately, there are very few AMD Ryzen options. However, because Intel is less popular for this generation of CPU for gaming, there are some big bargains to be had.

Conversely, gaming laptops with AMD's Ryzen chips are heavily discounted, with Intel Core machines also on display. There's up to 39% off the Legion Pro line, with savings of up to $1,500 on some models.

You can also score a bargain on some consumer and productivity laptops like the Lenovo IdeaPad range, as well as its Legion Tab Gen 3 2-in-1. If you've already got the hardware you need, you can always upgrade your viewing experience with a gaming monitor.

Here are some of the top picks in the Lenovo Presidents' Day sale.

Lenovo Desktop Deals

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If nothing from Lenovo takes your fancy. You can always check out the Presidents Day deals from iBuyPower, Dell's Presidents' Day sale, Secretlab's Presidents' Day sale on gaming chairs and desks, or our roundup of all the best Presidents' Day tech deals.

If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, Gaming Chair, Best Wi-Fi Routers, Best Motherboard, or CPU Deals pages.

Cyber Monday is here, hot on the heels of Black Friday, and all of the top PC hardware retailers are pushing out their best deals.

This deals season is a great time to score PC upgrades of all varieties, including a new monitor, new peripherals, a new SSD or more RAM, or perhaps even a whole new CPU, motherboard, and cooler.

We constantly comb through the best deals across multiple retailers, selecting the best based on in-depth knowledge gained from our thorough reviews, extensive benchmarks, and comprehensive historical price analysis, and update the list below around the clock.

Hot sales are even more pertinent than ever for PC builders, with an impending NAND apocalypse threatening to send RAM and SSD prices into the stratosphere. Indeed, we're seeing price increases of well over 100% on the most popular RAM products, so pay special attention to good deals on memory this year.

Quick Links: Black Friday Tech Deals

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• Amazon: Up to $500 off Gaming Monitors
• Newegg: Up to 62% off Black Friday PC parts
• Amazon: Desktop and gaming PCs

Hottest Cyber Monday Tech Deals

Grab the capable Cooler Master NR200 Mini ITX case for under $60

You've got all of your core components for your next ITX build, but in doing so, you are now on a shoestring budget for grabbing the rest. If that's you, you might want to take a look at Cooler Master's NR200 Mini, which was released a fair while ago, but became an incredibly popular case for a good reason: It's cheap, and it's still compact, compared to a mid-tower. Discounted by 45% to just $59.99 at Amazon, you're likely not going to find a better ITX case at this price point.

The roomy case is simple to build into, offering a shrunk-down version of a standard tower PC build. With space for triple-slot GPUs and side-mounted support for radiators of up to 280mm, you can pack a lot into its compact 18-liter chassis. So long as you make sure that everything fits, and you have an SFX power supply to hand, it's hard to see where you might go wrong.

There have been a few different variants of the NR200 over the years, but this one keeps its original, horizontal GPU layout, where the V2 model offered up a vertical mount instead. We reviewed the NR200 Max in 2021, which came with a slightly different layout, and a bundled AIO and cooler. But the build experience will largely be very similar, aside from the horizontal GPU.

Sporting a utilitarian design, this case has been around for a long time for a reason: Cooler Master managed to crack the code on getting out a capable, low-cost ITX case. If you look at the market today, you'll see prices at least double for compact cases like the Fractal Terra or the Thermaltake TR100. This makes the NR200 still a solid value option for SFF builders today, and at just under $60 at Amazon, you might just be able to recoup some of that money you've spent on pricey RAM. — Sayem Ahmed

Get this Aorus RTX 5090 gaming laptop for $3099.99 at Newegg before it disappears

So you need a desktop replacement PC, and system prices are spiralling out of control. Well, don’t you worry, as a top-spec Gigabyte Aorus Master 16 has gotten a solid discount off of its original listing price of $3799, all the way down to $3099 at Newegg, thanks to a discount code.

If you’re after a powerful portable PC, this 16-inch Gigabyte laptop might be the late deal that you’ve been waiting for. You should hurry, though, as the shopping season is starting to wind down; it might be wise to pick this up sooner rather than later. Apply the promo code GNB346 on your basket to see the total discount.

The laptop is well-rounded, offering a 2560 x 1600 resolution on a 16-inch OLED panel, which is fully certified for Nvidia G-Sync, so many modern games will look, play and run especially well, considering the specs on offer here. Complete with four additional speakers, the laptop has it all.

We reviewed a slightly lower-spec version of this laptop earlier this year, praising the bright display and storage expansion capabilities. With a combined total power of 230W between the CPU and GPU, you can be certain that the system will deliver on whatever requirements you have. Just keep in mind that the battery life probably won't be great when running this caliber of components. Remember to add the offer code to apply that extra $400 discount before you purchase. — Sayem Ahmed

There’s still time to save on a performant analog Razer keyboard, still at all-time low pricing

The Razer Huntsman V3 Pro caused a bit of a stir when it was released, with its Snap Tap feature, which effectively allowed users to game the way that certain movements occurred in Counter-Strike. In fact, it caused so much of a fuss that anyone caught using it online would be banned. This is made possible by the board’s optical analog switches, which can be adjusted between a 0.1 to 4.0mm actuation point.

Alongside the controversial Snap Tap feature, you also get standard Rapid Trigger functionality, which was pioneered by Wooting, allowing for faster keypresses and reduced debounce times. Now, you can still find this keyboard at a 33% discount over at Amazon, bringing the price down to under $150.

In our 4.5-star review, we said that the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL offered up an excellent typing experience, with good build quality and is highly programmable. However, just note that you will have to use Razer’s Synapse software, which isn’t the greatest around.

Regardless, at a solid $72 discount over on Amazon, this performant keyboard has all of the gaming frills you might want, while still delivering a good typing experience. — Sayem Ahmed

A nifty case for a small build

If you're in the market to build a Micro-ATX PC, this NZXT H3 Flow has everything you need to build a small but mighty PC. It only comes with one 120mm rear fan as standard, but you get support for a 280mm front radiator, 240mm top radiator, and a GPU of up to 377mm (without front fans). At 25% off, this case is back to its lowest-ever price now that Cyber Monday is over. — Stephen Warwick

A staggering MacBook deal, and it's still live!

Walmart has slashed the price of the M1 MacBook Air to just $499, which is truly astonishing value for a laptop. The M1 MacBook Air was Apple's first outing of its new famed switch to Apple silicon when the company ditched Intel. Despite its age, it offers famously excellent battery life and snappy processing thanks to M1.

This is a truly awesome laptop deal, and one perfect for anyone still rocking an Intel Mac, or as a gift for anyone who needs a portable computing solution with great battery life.

Move fast, this deal is already 60% sold at Walmart, and we'll be expecting it to sell out quick. — Stephen Warwick

Snatch a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router at dual-band prices: TP-Link Archer BE550 is a smoking hot deal at $150

If you're looking for a value-priced tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router and you missed the sales over the weekend, look no further than this Archer BE550 from TP-Link. The router has an MSRP of $249.99, but is currently on sale for $179.99 at Amazon.

To make the deal even sweeter, a $30 promo code (30BE550) brings the price down to just $149.99. That makes the Archer BE550 not much more expensive than some of the more premium dual-band Wi-Fi 7 routers on the market.

So, what do you get for $150? Well, the Archer BE550 operates at up to 5760 Mbps on the 6 GHz band, up to 2880 Mbps on the 5 GHz band, and up to 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. The maximum bandwidth on the 5 GHz band is about half that of more premium Wi-Fi 7 routers, but we can't really complain at this price point. While this is a standalone Wi-Fi 7 router, it supports EasyMesh, meaning that you can create a mesh network in your home with another EasyMesh-compatible router.

On the wired connectivity front, the Archer BE550 should accommodate most typical households thanks to a single 2.5 GbE WAN port and four 2.5 GbE LAN ports. There's also a single USB 3.0 port for adding external storage to your network. — Brandon Hill

The best gaming chair we've ever tested is now 29% off

The best gaming chair that we've tested isn't a typical racing-style chair — but it isn't a full office-style task chair, either. It's a collab from Herman Miller and Logitech G: the Vantum, which features a brand-new ergonomic design built "specifically for gamers," with gamer-oriented features such as an "active, forward-leaning alignment," a comfortable adjustable neckrest, and adjustable lumbar support.

Buzzwords aside, the price is the really impressive thing here, as it's currently 29% off — down to $662.50 at Herman Miller (was $930). You'll need to use the code SAVE5 at checkout to gain an extra 5% off to hit this price, however.

The Vantum has a mesh backrest and a padded, cushioned seat, along with padded 4D armrests. We loved its adjustable lumbar support, which is similar to the lumbar support you'll find in pricier Herman Miller task chairs. We also loved the passively-adaptive thoracic support, and while the chair doesn't offer full recline, the tilt mechanism was very comfortable (as long as you're not trying to take a nap).

You can read our full review of the Vantum here if you still need convincing. — Sarah

Snag the MSI MAG Pano M100R PZ mid-tower gaming PC case for $94.99 - includes four 120mm fans and controller

Cyber Monday is over, but you can still score a great deal on MSI’s MAG Pano M100R PZ, a great little panoramic PC case for MicroATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. The chassis is specifically designed for compatibility with back-connect motherboards like MSI PZ, Asus BTF, Gigabyte Stealth, and others, using these special motherboards to move the connectors to the rear for a super clean aesthetic with virtually no wires.

The Pano M100R PZ features modern connectivity on the front panel, including a 20 Gbps USB-C port and an LED switch that connects to the included fan controller. Connect the four included ARGB fans, then press the button to control IO panel to control the lighting effects. There’s room for multiple radiators and/or fan locations, and it fits graphics cards (to 350mm) and large air coolers up to 175mm tall.

We reviewed its larger ATX brother, and the result was a positive 4-star rating. The M100R is the same, but smaller, so we’d expect similar positive results here too. For $94.99, it’s one of the best mid-tower chassis deals you can still get your hands on. -- Joe Shields

Grab these brilliant Wera tool wrenches at a bargain price

I’ve long had a love for Wera tools, but my love is curtailed by how expensive they are. Luckily, this set of hex wrenches is still on sale, even after Cyber Monday.

We've all used those horrible, cheap, soft metal hex keys. Be it furniture, PC cases, or 3D printers, those hex keys turn up everywhere, and using a cheap set is a false economy. Why? Because the metal used to make them is some sort of weird hybrid of modelling clay and cotton candy!

Get a set of these Wera long-arm hex keys and enjoy German engineering at its finest instead. All of these hex drivers have a ball-end, which is useful for accessing hex screws that are at odd angles or for fast tightening/loosening before using the long arm to finish off the job. Wera makes quality tools, and I keep a few of them in my tool drawer at all times for maker projects. They will last you a lifetime and are a sound investment for the creator and maker who uses their skills for a living, especially for less than $20. —Les Pounder

Our favorite headset is now a whopping 35% off

Razer dropped a new BlackShark V3 Pro recently, but the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) is still our favorite gaming headset at the moment. That's because it sounds great, and it makes you sound great.

Luckily for us, it's still 35% off. That's even better than the deal we saw yesterday for Cyber Monday, and across the Black Friday weekend, bringing the price down to just $116.99 (was $199.99) at Amazon.

This wireless, over-ear headset is lightweight and extremely comfortable and it has a detachable boom mic that makes your voice sound fantastic. It features Razer's 50mm "Triforce Titanium" dynamic drivers, which are tuned for gaming and come with several game-ready presets pre-installed.

The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro offers both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. That isn't simultaneous, a feature you'll find in the BlackShark V3 Pro, but with a quick-switch button that works well enough. It doesn't offer an analog or wired connection, but it gets up to 70 hours of battery life — which should be plenty for even a serious gamer.

You can read our full review of the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) here. — Sarah

Viewsonic’s 24-inch 120Hz IPS display for just $99.99 is an astonishingly cheap 1080p gaming monitor upgrade

There have been some seriously good sales on monitors, especially OLEDs, over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend. They can be pretty expensive, however, as they are among the latest and greatest in monitor technology. Sometimes you just need something better than what you have. That's where this Viewsonic IPS display comes in.

You can find the Viewsonic VA2448-MHU monitor on sale for $99.99 at Amazon for $23 off the list price, hitting a new record low. For under $100, you get a 24-inch IPS panel that runs with a 120Hz refresh rate, which is great for any budget 1080p gamer, or even as a secondary monitor.

You connect to it via HDMI (v1.4, cable included) or VGA (no DisplayPort), but note that VGA limits the refresh rate to only 75 Hz. Connectivity includes USB Type-C (supports 15W charging) and two 3.5mm audio jacks.

If you don’t have speakers or headphones, the monitor has two 2W speakers built into the frame. The stand also tilts forward by 3 degrees and back by 20 degrees for optimal viewing. - Joe Shields

The elite PlayStation DualSense Edge controller is still on sale, saving you 15%

The most luxurious PlayStation 5 controller, the DualSense Edge, is still on sale right now, even after the Cyber Monday sales have finished. It's down to just $169.99 at Amazon in its Midnight Black colorway, which isn't quite an all-time low, but it's still saving you $40.

The DualSense Edge feels better in your hands with rubberized grips, and you can replace the joysticks without any tools. It’s not as good as Hall Effect or TMR, but at least if you suffer from joystick drift you can get a replacement without tossing the entire controller.

Other niceties include a long, braided USB cable, swappable joystick caps at different heights, an included carrying case, and remappable buttons (including back paddles).

For the PS5 gamer in your life who has everything (or the PC gamer who loves PlayStation games when they get ported — and also has everything), this is one way to step up their game. Read our review here. — Andrew E. Freedman

You'll never need to buy tools for your PC again

There's a go-to tool for building or repairing a PC, replacing a phone screen, or for tackling any old hardware DIY job, and it's the iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit. This 64-bit kit comes with a raft of Philips screwdrivers, flatheads, hex tools, and more customary screwdriver bits, and it's down in price to just $59.96 at Amazon.

However, you also get an anti-static wrist band, tweezers, scalpels, and more thrown in for good measure, too. Not only could you repair a PC with this, but you could probably do some battlefield surgery at a push. Not a bad kit to keep around the house.

I own the Mako Driver from iFixit, which is essentially the screwdriver portion of this kit, and it is pretty fantastic. I just wish I had the bigger version with more bits. You can live my dream with this 20% saving. — Stephen Warwick

Grab this MacBook Air with M2 and 16GB of RAM for just $699

We've already mentioned that Walmart is selling the M1 MacBook Air for a ridiculously cheap $499 sale price, and we’ve also mentioned recently that saving up for the $749 M4 model instead is a better way to get a laptop that will last, as it offers better performance, a more modern design, and an improved 13.6-inch, 2560 x 1664 screen.

Now, however, Best Buy has the M2 MacBook Air marked down to only $699, giving you a $100 saving.

The M4 is by far a still more advanced chip, but the M2 model is still worth a deal if you can’t afford the extra cash. This version of the MacBook Air was the first to receive the latest design, including MagSafe, a keyboard with full-sized function keys, and yes, the camera notch.

This system has an 8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, 16GB of RAM (enough for Apple Intelligence features), and 256GB of SSD storage. Read our review of the M2 MacBook Air here.

The M2 chip still has good enough performance for most people, as long as you’re not doing anything too intense. If you use multiple monitors, however, keep in mind that this system only supports a single external display. — Andrew E. Freedman

Buy an ultra-fast SK Hynix Platinum P51 1TB PCIe 5 M.2 SSD for only $109.99 before time runs out

SSDs aren't cheap at the moment, and that makes find a bargain pretty difficult. If you're struggling to find super-fast M.2 storage at a great price for yourself, then you might be interested in this SK Hynix Platinum P51 drive.

Using the company's in-house PCIe 5.0 SSD controller (8-channel Alistar ACNT093), which supports sequential read and write speeds of up to 14,700 and 13,400 MB/s each on its 238-layer 3D TLC NAND (up from 176-layer in the P41), the SK Hynix Platinum P51 drive is one of the fastest on the market.

Its current price of $109.99 (using promo code BFEFE96 to know the final $10 off) isn’t quite the lowest ever, but a really fast, sub-$110 PCIe 5 M.2 drive is hard to pass up, especially given current market conditions.

Even though it’s a PCIe 5 drive that generally runs hot, it draws just 10W, making it one of the more power efficient options available. This means it’s less likely to throttle under sustained activity and is a good candidate for SFF systems. Hynix stands behind these drives with 2-million-hour MTBF and a long five-year warranty.

If you’re looking for a fast, efficient, and cost-effective PCIe 5-based M.2 drive, buy the SK Hynix Platinum P51 at $109.99 and enjoy the speed and savings. - Joe Shields

Grab these Newegg Doorbuster Deals before they run out, because they will, fast!

Cyber Monday is in the dirt, but Newegg is running yet another set of Doorbuster deals, and they're live — right now, as of 9AM PT!

Of interest to readers of this establishment are an astoundingly good deal on an RX 9070 XT 16GB, an RTX 5060-powered gaming PC, and an MSI MAG 23.6-inch gaming monitor. Check 'em out below.

These Newegg Doorbuster deals will sell out in minutes, so don't walk, run, as you might just pick up one heck of a bargain! -- Ben Stockton

...and the Doorbusters deals are gone!

Tough luck, folks. As we expected, Newegg's Doorbuster deals were snapped up fast.

The XFX RX 9070 XT 16GB and the MSI MAG 244C monitor have both completely sold out. You can still order the ABS Cyclone for the higher price of $799.99, although it is on back order. --Ben Stockton

Who needs doorbuster deals when this MSI Gaming PC with an RTX 5050 and 16GB RAM is only $599.99!

So you missed the ABS PC in Newegg's Doorbuster deals, so what? There's a great deal still to be had on this MSI Aegis R2 gaming PC, which sports an Intel Core i5-14400F, in addition to an RTX 5050 and 16GB of DDR5 memory, all for just under $600 at Walmart, which is a pretty fair deal at $300 off.

This would be a great machine if you're looking for someone's first-ever gaming PC, or if you're on a shoestring budget. PC prices aren't looking too great at the moment, especially with the price of DRAM rising, so locking in a price like this is a smart investment.

This PC will manage to run games at 1080p resolutions well, with ample power for anything you might want to run, especially in competitive titles, which are a bit easier to run than the big AAA games. That's not to say the 5050 won't be able to handle them at all, just bear in mind that you're probably not flicking all your settings up to Ultra, or running things at the highest resolutions with this build.

On most prebuilts of this nature, manufacturers usually skimp out on the motherboard. Luckily, this build features support for Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E, meaning that you're not going to have to pick up any pesky adapters to get those little quality-of-life features, which aren't always a given.

Packaged up with Windows 11, alongside a basic MSI keyboard and mouse, the only thing you'll need to add to make this a full setup is an adequate gaming monitor. Again, for a humble system like this, a 1080p display would be plenty, just expect to run things at lower settings if you're planning on using a 1440p panel or higher. — Sayem Ahmed

I’ve bought so much Elegoo Rapid PETG filament for my 3D printer lately, and this is a great deal!

Four 1KG spools of PETG filament for $39 is a decent price, but when it’s Rapid PETG, it is an even better bargain, thanks to this deal at Amazon. A roll is usually $15 on its own, so you are getting one roll for free. Just note that to access the deal, you must be an Amazon Prime member.

As 3D printers get faster, they chew through filament at a higher rate and not all filaments are designed to handle the increased demand of a hungry extruder. Rapid PETG is designed for faster 3D printers such as the Elegoo Centauri Carbon and it can work up to 600MM/s. I’ve used this filament for many projects including my PC server case, a recent super-sized “Lego” holiday wreath and tool holders around my workshop. All of which were printed on an Elegoo Centauri Carbon.

PETG is a tough thermoplastic. It has similar strength to ABS (but without the stink) and prints as easily as PLA. PETG is more for functional projects than decorative. That said, PETG’s shine can be aesthetically pleasing for certain projects and persons.

This is the filament that you always keep in stock, for those projects that need strength and for when you need to build a functional project there and then. – Les Pounder

This iFixit Minnow kit is an essential purchase for under $12

The iFixit range of tools are great. But great tools usually come at a high price. Right now, many iFixit tools have 20% at Amazon, and the smallest of the sets, the Minnow is now just a little under $12, but what do you get for your money?

In the rather lovely ABS case you get:

• 2 x Flathead / Slot (1mm and 2.5mm)
• 2 x Pentalobe (P2, P5)
• 1 x SIM Eject
• 3 x Torx (TR6, TR8, TR10)
• 1 x iPhone Standoff
• 3 x Phillips (#0, #000. #1)
• 3 x Torx (T3, T4, T5)
• 2 x Tri-point (Y000, Y0)

That’s a lot of useful bits to carry around. The ergonomic bit driver has a plastic handle with a knurled grip, so you’re not going to slip! The swivel top makes easy work of putting the pressure on the screw head. The case closes with a magnetic lock, and the lid doubles as somewhere to keep track of the screws that you are removing.

This is a cheap price for a quality bit of durable kit, and you should grab one to gift this holiday season. – Les Pounder

Upgrade your desktop audio with these Creative Pebble V3 USB-C desktop speakers, now 20% off

You don't need to shell out loads on expensive kit with subwoofers to get good desktop audio. I’ve been using the Creative Pebble lineup for years, and I've never really wanted more out of my desktop audio setup. Of course, given the lack of a dedicated sub, you’re not going to get the deepest thumping bass out there, but given the smaller size and light desktop footprint, it can fit into just about any setup.

Discounted to just $35.99 at Amazon right now, the Creative Pebble V3 also offers Bluetooth support, if you’re not keen on using the standard USB-C or 3.5mm connector. At this price, this is a big upgrade on pretty much any built-in monitor speakers you might already have. So, if you’re without a pair and you’re looking for something good enough without splashing a load of cash on a beefier setup, this is a great option to consider.

Featuring a rounded, sleek design, the appropriately-named Creative Pebble will look great in just about any setup. The angled 45-degree design points directly toward you, offering a solid audio experience.

In my first-hand experience with using the older V2 model, I’ve played all manner of video game audio, music, and movies, and never once have I thought that I needed more out of my desktop audio. These speakers are more than enough for mixed usage for the average user, especially for a bargain price of just $35.99 over at Amazon right now, and they don’t break the bank. — Sayem Ahmed

Razer Deathadder V2 X Hyperspeed gaming mouse gets 43% discount at Amazon

With the shopping season still raging on, you may have forgotten to pick yourself up a performant gaming mouse. Luckily, the Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed is still on sale at an all-time low price of just $33.99 at Amazon, offering a 43% saving over its usual price. Sporting the popular DeathAdder shape that Razer's been selling for years, you don't have to spend big to get a good-enough gaming mouse for just about anything.

Sporting Razer's Hyperspeed wireless tech, you can expect around 235 hours of battery life while gaming, or up to 615 hours when hooked up via Bluetooth.

One feature that's becoming rarer to find in gaming mice is the fact that you have to bring your own batteries. With a good set of rechargeables, you won't have to worry about battery degradation over the years, since you can simply swap them out, as the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed offers. This isn't reflected in the higher-end models. But, if you're conscious about user-replaceable functionality, this is a boon in my books.

With a total of seven reprogrammable buttons, the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed might not be the newest mouse out there, but now that it's been discounted down to just $33.99 on Amazon, it sure is a bargain still worth picking up. — Sayem Ahmed

Upgrade your 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor to a brand new 180Hz 1080p MSI MAG 244C for under $87 now, Newegg Doorbuster deal at Noon ET drops it to a crazy $74.99

If you’re working with a 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor but don’t quite have enough budget for a new video card to jump to a higher resolution high FPS gaming, MSI’s 180Hz MAG 244C curved gaming monitor is on sale now for $87.88, but will be on a doorbuster deal and down to $74.99 at 12 ET today - quite possibly the lowest price I’ve seen on a 180Hz monitor. It’s a great compromise to hold you over until prices become more reasonable.

You get a 24-inch VA panel with a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT to reduce ghosting, while Adaptive sync support prevents screen tearing. The sleek frameless design is ‘frameless’ on three sides with HDMI 2.0b and DisplayPort 1.2a connections, which support 1080p/180Hz. It’s also HDR-ready, enhancing contrast and shadow depth. It also comes with an adjustable stand, and don’t forget that 1500R curve that adds to gaming immersion.

We like this panel for the bottom barrel price, but not for its features or specifications. As a gamer, moving from 60Hz to 165Hz was a completely different gaming experience. My move cost over $300 at the time; yours can be had for a pittance today, $74.99. Get it before stock runs out! - Joe Shields

The Asus TUF Gaming K3 Gen II is a budget keyboard with enthusiast trimmings, and it's available for just $70

Once you get below $100, it's hard to expect miracles out of a gaming keyboard. But the Asus TUF Gaming K3 Gen II has some impressive specs for the price, which stand out even more when the keyboard is on sale for just $70.60. Critically, it includes a gasket mount, situating the plate between a series of silicon gaskets to soften the typing the feel and help mitigate the dreaded ping of most gaming keyboards.

The dampening foam and gasket mount are the main draw here, but the Asus also includes a removable top plate for cleaning, as well as click optical-mechanical switches that it says last for up to 100 million keystrokes. The keyboard is wired, and it unfortunately doesn't come with a hot-swappable PCB, but it's hard to expect wireless and hot-swappable switches at this price. - Jake Roach

Snag MSI's MPG A850GS PCIE5 power supply for an all-time low of $79.99 on Cyber Monday

If you were lucky enough to grab some great video card deals, you may need to upgrade your power supply to a unit that supports the latest standards, like the MSI MPG A850GS PCIE5 for an all-time low price of $89.99. You can get an additional $10 off with a mail-in rebate, for a final cost of $79.99.

As the name implies, it fully supports the newest standards, including ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1. MSI gives you TWO 12V-2x6 cables to connect to your shiny new video card. And the best part, it's whisper quiet with a Cybentics A++, rating. Their highest (or quietest) noise rating. Like its big brother who is also on sale, the semi-digital platform is efficient, earning 80+ Gold and Cybenetics Gold certifications, operating at high efficiency levels.

For $79.99 after rebate ($89.99 out the door), it’s a good deal on a high-quality power supply with plenty of cables and power to drive anything not named RTX 5090. With purchase, you can also redeem a $30 steam code that sweetens the pot even more. — Joe Shields

Some of the best color accuracy out of the box — Dell's QD-OLED monitor is a sure-fire winner at all-time low pricing

Once you've tried gaming on an OLED monitor, it's hard to go back to anything else. The motion smoothness, inky blacks, eye-popping colors, and 0.03ms response times make playing games a feast for the eyes. Dell's Alienware AW3425DW is one of our favorite monitors and an easy Editor's Choice pick, thanks to its amazing build quality and out-of-the-box color accuracy and screen uniformity.

You can pick up this delicious screen at Dell for just $649, saving $150 off the list price. This puts the pricing of this QD-OLED monitor in line with the competition, plus you get outstanding features like its blisteringly fast 240Hz refresh rate and Dell's three-year burn-in warranty.

Get a free X870 motherboard and Corsair iCue Link H115i cooler with the purchase of 32GB of DDR5

The best way to avoid the surge in DDR5 prices is to pick up a bundle, and we've seen a handful of excellent bundles at Newegg over Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The latest iteration still in stock is one of the cheapest bundles we've seen, offering up nearly $800 worth of gear for just $409.98.

It includes 32GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6400 CL36 memory, an MSI X870 Gaming Plus Wi-Fi motherboard, and a Corsair iCue Link H115i 280mm cooler. For some context, the price of the memory along is $406.99, so you're essentially getting the motherboard and cooler for free.

These are bad components, either. The memory falls in the sweet spot for AM5 platforms, and the motherboard comes with the full X870 chipset, offering up PCIe 5.0 on both the top x16 slot and top M.2 slot without any shared lanes. - Jake Roach

A $600 price cut on the HP Omen 16 knocks it down below $800

It's increasingly difficult to find a decent gaming laptop under $1,000, but the HP Omen 16 clears that mark with flying colors with this Cyber Monday sale. It sports an RTX 5050, 16GB of memory, a 1TB SSD, and an Intel Core Ultra 5 225H, and it's on sale for $600 off, bringing the price down to $799.

You shouldn't expect top-tier performance, but the RTX 5050 is still capable of driving the 1920 x 1200 internal display at 165Hz. This is HP's designed "slim" model of the Omen 16, which it debuted earlier this year, 16% slimmer than the original Omen 16 while carrying similar components. AT $799, the Omen 16 Slim is down to its lowest price we've ever seen, shaving $50 off the previous low we spotted earlier this year.

Outside the core components, you get an Ethernet jack, an array of USB 3.2 ports, and an HDMI 2.1 connection. It's a solid laptop, and although this is the entry-level configuration, you don't normally see current-gen components in a gaming laptop under $1,000, much less at $799. - Jake Roach

Slash a staggering 41% off this 49-inch Samsung Odyssey G9 QD-OLED ultrawide gaming monitor

Even though both Black Friday and Cyber Monday have come and passed, there are still savings to be had on some of Samsung's Odyssey lineup of monitors. The G95SD offers a rapid 240Hz refresh rate, and enormous dual-QHD (5120 x 1440) resolution, and has gotten a 41% discount at Amazon, plummeting the panel to it's lowest-ever price.

Now, just make sure you have adequate desk space for this curved beast, since it's absolutely gigantic. Ultrawide panels are great for productivity and for immersive gaming. Just be sure that you've got a GPU up to the task of driving all of those pixels. The QD-OLED display will surely be a looker too, and it's packed with all of the gaming features you can shake a stick at.

We reviewed this panel back in 2023, and gave it 4.5 stars, stating that the display offered up a stunning image with deep contrast and saturated colors, alongside no need for any calibration out of the box. Boasting excellent build quality and good-enough speakers out of the box, the Samsung Odyssey G9 (G95SD) is a premium purchase that can now be had for even less than usual.

It's a complete desktop entertainment solution, with a gigantic OLED display with premium build quality, and all of the modern essential gaming features you might need. With extra frills like support for Samsung's Gaming Hub and Samsung TV Plus, there's a lot of value on offer for the price here, and now armed with a massive $770 discount, we'd suggest you pick this panel up before the deal inevitably disappears. — Sayem Ahmed

Turn your PC into a Wi-Fi 6E-capable machine for just 45 bucks

If your desktop has a spare PCIe slot and you want to upgrade to the newer Wi-Fi 6E standard, TP-Link's Archer TXE75E add-in card has you covered and is currently on sale for $44. I've been using the non-E (Wi-Fi 6) version of this card (also on sale for $30) for several years in my primary living room PC, and it's worked flawlessly. This model uses an Intel AZ210 Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3 card, under a heatsink and supported by a serious antenna.

For more about why you might (or might not) want to opt for the 6E version of this card over the cheaper, older Wi-Fi 6 model, see our explainer about the differences between the two standards. Of course, Wi-Fi 7 is the newest standard, but higher-end routers that support those features are still expensive, and most of your devices probably don't support Wi-Fi 7 yet, anyway. So you're unlikely to regret getting an "older" Wi-Fi 6 card anytime soon, especially at these reduced prices. -- Matt Safford

Newegg is offering a $100-off promo code for the Corsair 6500D Airflow case

The Corsair 6500D Airflow isn't technically on sale, but Newegg is offering a massive $100-off coupon for the midtower chassis right now. On sale, the $169.99 case is on sale for just $69.99. That's the lowest price we've seen on this case by a huge margin; the previous low was $129.99, and the case usually sells for its $170 list price.

The 6500D features a dual-chamber design reminiscent of Lian Li's PC-O11, but it comes with a mesh front and top panel. Internally, the motherboard tray supports reverse connection boards with Asus' BTF and MSI' Project Zero branding, and it includes mounts for two 2.5-inch and two 3.5-inch drives. Both the white and black versions are on sale, but unfortunately, the black version is sold out. - Jake Roach

Save $30 on the fastest productivity CPU on the market, plus get a free 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler

AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X still sits at the top of our CPU hierarchy when it comes to productivity performance, and although the new Ryzen 7 9800X3D and Ryzen 9 9950X3D push ahead in gaming performance, AMD's original Zen 5 flagship still puts up a hell of a fight. You can still save $30 off the chip at Newegg with a coupon code, as well as nab a free MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 360 all-in-one liquid cooler.

AMD's X3D chips are the cream of the crop for gaming, but the Ryzen 9 9950X isn't far behind. It's almost identical to the Core i9-14900K in gaming performance (Intel's current fastest gaming CPU) while maintaining better 1% lows on average. In productivity workloads, it dominates our multi-threaded performance rankings. It takes a slight backseat to the Core Ultra 9 285K in single-threaded tasks, but that's an area where Intel has maintained a lead for several generations.

For the cooler, we praised the MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 for its low price and solid thermal performance in our review, though we were critical of the performance of the 240mm version. It's not "the strongest or quietest [AIO] on the market," our reviewer Albert Thomas wrote, but it's hard to argue with given that it's free with an excellent flagship CPU. - Jake Roach

Save $43 on the chic Fractal Design Ridge case as it drops to just over $100

The Fractal Ridge is one of my favorite mini-ITX cases, not because it's perfect, but because it just looks so good. For the next 12 hours, Newegg has it on sale for $43 off, dropping the price down to $101.99. That's not technically the lowest price it's ever dropped to, but it's close. We've seen it go as low as $99, but only for a brief time more than a year ago.

There are trade-offs with any mini-ITX case, and the Ridge is no exception. It's noisy under load, and you'll likely run into thermal issues if you hope to pack in a flagship like the Core i9-14900K or Ryzen 9 9950X. However, its unique design allows up to a four-slot GPU, which is a level of compatibility you almost always have to trade with a small form factor case. - Jake Roach

Spruce up your setup with this Logitech G715 wireless gaming keyboard, discounted by over 40% at Amazon

Too many gaming keyboards have that black, aggressive look, with strange fonts that look like alien languages as the key legends. Logitech aims to buck that trend with the G715 Wireless gaming keyboard, which comes included in a good-looking white colorway and is packaged with a cloud-shaped wrist rest.

Discounted by a staggering 41%, dropping the price to $129.99 at Amazon, this wireless keyboard offers something a little bit different compared to many modern boards out there. With a tenkeyless layout and media function row on top, complemented by a volume rocker, this board isn’t just a looker; it’s got some solid functionality built into it.

This keyboard was released as a part of Logitech’s Aurora collection a few years ago, and in our 3.5-star review, we said that it offered up a solid typing experience and premium lighting effects. There’s also a plastic top plate, which you can customize in different colors with aftermarket parts.

With its unique look and aesthetic, this keyboard offers up something a little bit different compared to what’s out there on the market, and looks great while doing it. While it’s a pricey keyboard, the wireless connectivity, customizable RGB and not entirely terrible Logitech G HUB software make it a dead ringer for those who are after a clean-looking gaming setup. — Sayem Ahmed

You can still grab this speedy 500Hz Alienware monitor for under $400

Need a faster gaming monitor? If you've tried 240Hz, and it felt lacking, and you still outpace the breakneck speeds of 360Hz — how about 500Hz? These displays made it onto the market a couple of years ago, boasting ultra-fast refresh rates, and were positioned directly at the competitive gaming market.

The Alienware AW252HF is one of the panels where performance reigns supreme, and with its rapid refresh rate, and 1080p FHD screen resolution, you can get primed to outpace your rivals, so long as your gaming GPU can handle it. Armed with a $150 discount over at Dell, the panel is still priced at under $400.

The 25-inch IPS panel is perfect for fast-paced competitive titles. You can unlock the ultra-speedy refresh rate of up to 500Hz through DisplayPort, though the monitor is also equipped with HDMI 2.1. With both USB upstream and downstream, it's a capable little panel and comes with AMD Freesync Premium to ensure that your gameplay experience remains buttery smooth.

Monitor deals are starting to disappear, but this one is still going strong. This niche display is strictly all about gaming performance, and if that's what you are after, you can't do much better without spending significantly more cash. — Sayem Ahmed

This $89 LG gaming monitor is a great value and it's still on sale

Sub-$100 monitors can be a mixed bag — lack of reliability and outdated specs can leave a bad impression. But this 27-inch LG display, on sale at Walmart, which includes a top 1,920 x 1,080 screen resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate for just $89, is a great option.

With Walmart slashing the price of this display by 47%, you're getting crazy bargain with these specs. 1080p might seem basic, but — as I regularly remind anyone who listens — it's still the main option for gamers, based on the last Steam hardware survey. And it means you can game with this display using an older PC, too.

To help you play, this display comes with a refresh rate that maxes out at 144Hz using its overclock mode, with a standard rate of 120Hz. Combined with AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync support, which will sync your refresh rate to your GPU's frame rate, you should experience smooth, fluid visuals with no screen tearing on this display.

Ultimately, though, it's the cost that will drive people to a monitor like this. $89 makes it one of the cheapest models available right now from a brand you'd recognize. If you're still looking for a quick, cheap monitor upgrade at the end of these Cyber Monday sales, I'd pick this one. — Ben Stockton

One of my favorite 100W GaN chargers is still on sale for $35, and Baseus will throw in a small 30W charger for free

With a 100W max total output, three USB-C ports, and USB-A, plus a detachable two-outlet mini power strip, this GaN charger from Baseus is a great charger for travel and home use. It's currently 40% off at Amazon, down to $35.99. And to make the deal even sweeter, when you add this charger to your cart, you can claim a 30W compact dual-port charger for free — making this one of the best charger deals I've seen during this extended deals season.

I own the lesser 67W version of this charger, and it's one of my favorite travel chargers. I tend to bring the small charging brick with me, and leave the two-outlet power strip at home. The only thing I don't like is that the power prongs don't fold down into the charger, but that's a pretty minor inconvenience.

To get the 30W charger for free (currently selling for $15 on its own), you have to put both into your cart before checking out. So don't forget to claim your free charger before hitting that buy button. --Matt Safford

This wireless mouse has 19 buttons, and it's still just $65

If you’ve gone ahead and bought yourself a TKL or smaller keyboard, it can sometimes feel like you’re missing out on the 10-key numpad. Let’s be real, that was the most useful bit of those hulking keyboards, anyway. As a recovering MMO player, I used MMO mice for years before I realized the true value of these little key-filled powerhouses.

At 35% off on Amazon, Razer’s Naga V2 HyperSpeed is a great wireless mouse for maximizing functionality without taking up too much space on your desk. The Naga V2 HyperSpeed has 19 programmable buttons, which can be configured in Razer’s Synapse software. The mouse can be hooked up via 2.4GHz or Bluetooth, and boasts up to 400 hours of battery over Bluetooth, or 250 while hooked up to the 2.4GHz dongle.

I’ve been using the Naga V2 HyperSpeed for almost three years now, and have had no issues when sporting it for both work and gaming. Though it comes in as a heavier mouse when compared to the ultra-light models often geared toward FPS titles, you just can’t discount how useful having 19 programmable buttons is — especially if you want to set up and assign macros to them. For example, I use a 65% keyboard, and when I am not gaming, I have the trusty mouse for any numbers and a handful of symbols. In MMO games, I also have way more functionality on hand than I would normally. For merely $65 at Amazon, the Naga V2 HyperSpeed is a total steal, considering the quality-of-life features on offer. — Sayem Ahmed

One of the cheapest RTX 5080 gaming PCs is now even cheaper?

You can still grab this Aurora Gaming Desktop with an RTX 5080, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 2TB M.2 SSD, as well as a 1000W power supply for just $1,800 at Alienware. This is the type of steal you won't see for long as the memory shortage intensifies — but it was actually $15 more expensive when we covered it earlier.

You also get an Intel Core Ultra 7 265F processor and a 240mm liquid cooler. All together, this deal brings the price down from an estimated $2,600 to a much more affordable $ 1,800. - Stephen Warwick

We're deep into Cyber Monday, and as new deals arise, older ones are riding off into the sunset. Our $650 build was a truly spectacular bargain for PC builders on a budget, but as we warned could happen at any second, the DDR5 reaper has swung its scythe on that one. The motherboard-plus-RAM combo deal that made it all possible has gone out of stock, and you can't even buy a 16GB kit of DDR5 to make it all work.

• ABS Cyclone Aqua RTX 5060 gaming PC for $799 at Newegg

We don't want to leave you hanging, though, so we went searching for another cheap gaming PC that doesn't suck. The bad news - as we also warned - is that everything else in the $650 range is truly scraping the bottom of the barrel. You're dealing with ancient CPUs, awful graphics cards, and any number of other red flags.

Happily, ABS's Cyclone Aqua is here to save the day. It's got a Core i5-14400F CPU with 10 cores (6P+4E), 32GB of DDR4-3200 memory, a 1TB SSD, and a GeForce RTX 5060 graphics card.

The RTX 5060 is the most important component for gaming performance in this build, and according to our recent data, it should deliver awesome 1080p gaming experiences along with DLSS 4 upscaling and MFG in games that offer it. Just be aware of the limitations of 8GB of VRAM.

All this is just $800 at Newegg right now, and you get a full Windows 11 license in the bargain that we don't usually include in our build lists. ABS wraps this PC up in a nice case with three big RGB LED fans and a matching heatsink.

Affordable gaming PCs are becoming an increasingly endangered species right now as the AI silicon apocalypse mounts, so whether you're pondering a DIY parts list or a prebuilt like this ABS Cyclone Aqua, don't wait, or you may find yourself empty-handed.

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Not everything is about buying the big bulk purchases during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. Sometimes it's about finding those little impulse buys that offer you a little bit of retail therapy and joy; in some circumstances, these smaller purchases may even come in useful, or put a smile on someone else's face as a gift or stocking filler.

• OwlTree External PC Power Switch
• Aukuoy Wireless External PC Power Button
• RAK Magnetic Pickup Tool with light.
• Asus Zendrive External 8x +/-RW DVD/burner
• Cozoo Headphone Stand with USB Charger
• Aimhduty HDMI Adapter Kits

Over the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales period, the staff of Tom's Hardware have browsed through some weird and wonderful tech oddities that we think are both fun, useful, or even good value for money. Most of these tech gadgets are on sale, but a couple have finished their sale periods, and we've still included them because of how interesting they are.

Interesting and unusual gadgets for your PC

With prices ranging from as low as $6.99 to a maximum of $99.99, there may be an interesting little gadget on offer here for either yourself or someone you know. Some of these geeky devices could also make for a Holiday Season stocking filler. Here are 19 of our favorites spotted so far.

From PC power buttons, wired and wireless, to CD/DVD burners with built-in hub stations, to colorful cable tidies and Haribo GaN chargers, there's a little something different for everyone. Have you spotted any interesting gadgets on your sales browsing travels that you think we should know about?

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If you're in the market for a new graphics card and had been hoping to score a discount as late as this Cyber Monday, I hate to be the bearer of bad news: Depending on what you were waiting for, it may be too late.

A lot of the most attractive discounts we've seen over the past few days have been yanked this morning (especially on higher-end Nvidia Blackwell cards), leaving only a few scattered deals worth considering.

We've sifted through what's still around to find the bargains still worth jumping on. And there are a few new oddball deals out there that might fill a niche for a few gamers. Here's what we've got.

Best Cyber Monday Nvidia gaming graphics card deals

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Best Cyber Monday Intel graphics card deals

And that's the best of what's still around in gaming graphics card discounts this Cyber Monday. If you aren't sure what GPU you need, check out our list of the best gaming graphics cards to see which one best fits your needs and budget. And if you find a sweet deal on a graphics card you know you want, act now—as we've already seen, deep discounts are unlikely to stick around for long.

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Everyone is looking for a good deal on DDR5, and they’re hard to come by due to skyrocketing pricing and a massive shortage that only worsens by the day. We’ve seen a random motherboard fly off the shelves because it included a free kit of DDR5 over the holiday weekend, and prebuilts are cheaper than DIY desktops, even with Cyber Monday deals aplenty. The key to finding a DDR5 deal might not be refreshing the same listings over and over until the price magically drops. It might be looking in the corner of the shelf for a non-binary kit.

Over the holiday weekend, we’ve seen a shift away from the traditional 32GB and 64GB kits toward 48GB and 96GB kits, with the latter batch often competing (or outright beating) the more popular capacities on price. It looks like retailers, resellers, and buyers are catching on. Cheap 48GB and 96GB kits aren’t as common as they were a few days ago, but if you’re looking to score the absolute best deal on a kit of DDR5, you should look into your non-binary options.

• Check out Corsair Vengeance RGB 48GB at Newegg
• Check out Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB at Newegg
• Check out Crucial Pro DDR5-6400 32GB at Amazon
• Check out Team Group T-Create Expert DDR5-6400 48GB at B&H Photo

Here’s the situation right now: A good deal on a 32GB kit of DDR5 is better than a regular deal on a 48GB kit. A couple of days ago, you could save $100 or more on a 48GB kit compared to a 32GB kit, but that ship has sailed for now. As the options dwindle, non-binary kits offer more capacity for around the same price, or give you an alternative route to picking up a kit that’s otherwise out of stock.

Here’s a good example. On Newegg, you can pick up a 48GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-5200 kit for $380 from a third-party seller. It’s below the “sweet spot” of DDR5-6000 and comes with a fairly high CAS latency for the transfer rate at 38, but it’s cheaper than buying a comparable 32GB kit.

At 32GB, the Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 CL38 kit is $405. You can find cheaper DDR5 kits, especially on a good sale – our Managing Editor Matt Safford spotted a 32GB kit around $200 a few hours ago, which unsurprisingly sold out immediately. But, in this case, you’re getting more memory for less money. The price per gigabyte calculation on memory doesn’t hold up as it does on SSDs, but when RAM prices are continuing to skyrocket with no sign of slowing down, you have to fudge the numbers to justify a purchase.

The best case scenario, apart from deep sales, is that you can find a better non-binary kit for around the same price as a binary kit. That’s the situation with Crucial Pro memory right now. A 32GB kit of DDR5-6400 CL38 is selling on Amazon for $389. The DDR5-6400 CL32 kit is sold out.

On B&H, the Teamgroup T-Create Expert 48GB kit is selling for $389, and it not only has the same 6400 MT/s transfer rate, but also a lower CAS latency at 32. That’s lower latency, more capacity, and the exact same price. Depending on what kit you compare this Teamgroup kit to, it actually ends up cheaper. A lot of 32GB kits are selling for north of $400 right now.

Non-binary memory with 24Gb dies are more insulated from the surging cost of DRAM modules than traditional 16Gb dies. AI and its demand for HBM is the current named culprit of the RAM shortage, but regardless of whether you look at the consumer or enterprise market, the reason for the insulation of 24Gb dies is the same: 16Gb dies are much more common.

With the pricing tides raging, suppliers and resellers are catching onto the pricing discrepancy between binary and non-binary kits. However, the binary kits are likely going to see the largest and most immediate shifts in pricing and supply. As we all continue to weather the storm of DDR5 prices, I suspect non-binary memory will lag behind binary memory, if only by a few days.

Unfortunately, it’s hard to confirm that hunch. DRAMeXchange doesn’t maintain spot prices for 24Gb dies. However, that’s further evidence that 16Gb dies make the DRAM world go round right now, opening up opportunities to save on non-binary kits.

Suppliers are warning that the DRAM market surge is only just beginning, and that it will continue into at least 2026 and maybe beyond. If demand keeps pace, it could be until 2028 before the pricing situation clears up as memory manufacturers build out production capacity.

If you happen to spot a deal on a non-binary kit of memory, you’re safe to use it with current AMD and Intel platforms. You may need to perform a BIOS update, however, so make sure to check compatibility with your motherboard.

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What's the best deal on a latest-generation, mighty fast PCIe 5.0 M.2 solid-state drive? It's the Crucial MP510 1 TB, available at B&H Photo, for a mere $84.99, or a mighty 55% off its regular price.

• Check out this deal on B&H Photo

That price, good folks, is a historical low for a darn speedy drive with a PCIe 5.0 interface—just what the doctor ordered for a system and/or games drive, or anything else that can make use of those blistering speeds. The silly-low $84.99 figure is both a historical low and also the cheapest per-terabyte figure we've seen for a drive of this speed class.

When we reviewed this drive, we praised its good all-around performance, sustained performance, and power efficiency. To make it extra-clear, even though Crucial positions this drive as a budget PCIe 5.0 option, the performance is anything but, often surpassing that of more expensive models. Now that the price has been lowered to $84.99 at B&H Photo, this slab o' bytes is a no-brainer purchase, whether be it inside a PC, laptop, or a PlayStation 5. Here's how it stacks up in our benchmark testing:

The Crucial P510 1 TB' sequential operation speeds are rated for a whopping 9,500 MB/s on reads and 11,000 MB/s on writes, while random I/O kicks in at an almost server-grade 1.5 million random read/write IOPS. Any worries about the drive's endurance should be easily assuaged thanks to the 600 TBW figure. Micron, which makes this drive, is pretty confident that the G9 TLC NAND chips therein can hold up to any load, as it offers a five-year manufacturer's warranty coverage.

We are fairly certain that stock will be running out quickly and the deal won't last long, so we'd advise you to get it in your Cyber Monday shopping cart sooner rather than later.

If you're looking for more Black Friday savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, Gaming Chair, Best Wi-Fi Routers, Best Motherboard or CPU Deals pages.

With Black Friday officially over and Cyber Monday on our doorstep, there are still ways that you can build a fantastic gaming PC this weekend, even in the face of some pretty tough PC hardware pricing landscapes.

Putting together a great PC during this weekend isn't the easiest task. With spiraling RAM prices, SSD inflation, GPU shortages, and information overload around every corner, sometimes you just want someone to do the legwork for you.

We've scoured all the best Cyber Monday PC hardware deals going right now to put together a PC that can game however you want, including at 4K, without breaking the bank. And I'm afraid we've got some bad news. Despite our best efforts, rising DDR5 prices and creeping component prices mean that, try as we might, we weren't actually able to match the best Cyber Monday pre-built PC we've seen, this Alienware Aurora with an RTX 5080.

Our version, which you can see below, comes with an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and a Radeon RX 9070 XT, and while it was more expensive than our previous attempts at this spec, we were feeling pretty pleased with ourselves.

However, this Alienware Aurora alternative features an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF and a much better GPU. We might be missing out on the X3D cache from AMD, but instead, you get an RTX 5080, 16GB of RAM, and a 2TB SSD, as well as a 1000W PSU and a liquid cooler. We beat Alienware for RAM, but even then, you can upgrade this Alienware PC to 32GB of RAM for just $100 more, pricing the enthusiast DIY market has no answer for.

If you're a diehard DIY-er, or you want to wander through the ruins of PC building this Cyber Monday, take a look at our $1,800 Cyber Monday PC below.

$1,800 Cyber Monday gaming PC: Quick list

• AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU: was $449 now $375.98 at Amazon
• Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black CPU Cooler: Was $29.98 $19.99 at Amazon
• Asus TUF Gaming B850-PLUS: was $239.99 now $189.99 at Amazon
• ASRock Challenger Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB: was $699 now $599 at Amazon
• Crucial Pro Overclocking 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6400: $272 at Newegg
• Samsung 990 Pro SSD 2TB: was $199 now $169 at Amazon
• Corsair Frame 4000D: was $104 now $85 at Amazon
• Montech Century II 850W fully modular PSU: was $89 now $82 at Amazon

$1,800 4K Cyber Monday PC

This is more than we've priced out for our "mid-range build" in the past, so we're in at around $1,800 rather than the $1,600 of previous attempts. Crucially, however, the extra cash spent on that 9070 XT is going to pay dividends in real 4K gaming performance. If you have to swallow RAM and SSD price increases, we figure you may as well get 4K gaming readiness in the bargain. Check out our best monitor deals this Black Friday season if you need a great display to go with this powerful build.

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Seagate's monster 24TB BarraCuda hard drive is back on sale for nearly the same price that we last saw it at. The 7200RPM high-capacity champ is on sale for $260 at Newegg. It still isn't as cheap as it was previously, costing just $240, but even at its elevated $260 price point, the drive costs just $0.01 per gigabyte and is still a bargain deal.

The last time we saw this drive on sale, stock ran out pretty quickly, so don't sleep on this deal if you are shopping for a high-capacity hard drive right now.

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Seagate's Barracuda lineup is one of the most well-known names in storage, and we've reviewed a lot of them. It may not win any awards, but when we tested the 8 TB variant, it had very low power consumption, the least among all drives in most benchmarks. Regardless, the 24 TB variant we're highlighting today spins at 7200 RPM and uses the SATA 6 GB/s interface, enabling transfer speeds of up to 190 MB/s. That's possible in part due to the 512 MB of onboard cache, which makes this drive a bit faster than the bare-bones offerings.

With 24TB, that is enough to store a thousand movies, depending on the quality of said movies. You can't beat the price of Seagate's 24TB BarraCuda right now; equivalent drives from other vendors cost over $400, including 24TB drives from Toshiba, Western Digital. Essentially, you are getting over 50% off on Seagate's BarraCuda compared to other drives with the same storage capacity.

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Gaming laptops are a great way to take your entertainment with you on the go, unbound by a sprawling desktop setup. Whether you're looking to upgrade from an older machine or just want something on the side that can get the job done comfortably, we have spotted a great budget-conscious deal for you: Acer's Nitro V is on sale on Walmart right now, with the 16-inch AMD version going for $629 while the 15.6-inch Intel version is just $579. Let's break down both.

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First up, we have the Acer Nitro V 16 AI, powered by the 6-core AMD Ryzen 5 240 processor and Nvidia's RTX 5050 laptop GPU, with a 95W TGP and 8 GB VRAM. You get 16 GB of DDR5 memory, which is upgradable to 32 GB. That hardware combo is enough to give you solid 1080p performance across a variety of titles, with features like DLSS and frame-gen helping in demanding scenarios. There's also a 512 GB PCIe 4.0 SSD onboard.

The laptop itself sports a plastic shell, but doesn't feel super cheap and has good reviews online. You get a 16-inch, 1200p 180 Hz display with a 16:10 aspect ratio, so it's far from entry-level in that aspect. The keyboard is backlit; there's USB 4 and microSD card support, along with Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. Lastly, the 76 Wh battery should serve you well when trying to get some work done while unplugged.

Next up is the Acer Nitro V 15, which is on an even better sale, saving you an insane $350 for a laptop that's almost the same size. We're looking at an Intel processor here, with the Core i5-13420H rocking 8 cores and 12 threads, paired with the same 95W RTX 5050. You also get 16 GB of RAM with 512 GB of storage here, and the design of the laptop is mostly identical, too.

Despite being cheaper than its AMD counterpart, you can expect similar gaming performance at 1080p, made to look great on its 15.6-inch panel with a 165 Hz refresh rate. We don't get USB 4 or Wi-Fi 6E here to cut some costs, but the battery is stil 76 Wh and the keyboard is still backlit, with a number of other ports to ensure optimal connectivity.

Both of these laptops are worthy picks for a value-consious gamer or someone who's looking to finally get into PCs but is scared off by the rising cost of RAM and storage. You'll get decent performance in even AAA titles, with esports games being a breeze, along with some light video editing or productivity tasks like coding. Grab the Acer Nitro V 16 AI for $629 if you prefer AMD, or the Acer Nitro V 15 for just $579 if you prefer Intel.

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Dell has been slashing prices on Alienware gaming PCs throughout Black Friday, but it's gone even further for Cyber Monday. Two of its Aurora PCs with Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 graphics cards have just seen a further drop in price, but the affordable option is this Intel-powered rig that's now priced for under $2,000 and for a whopping $730 less than its usual price.

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Alienware is a brand that typically sees premium prices, so a discount as big as this one is brilliant to see. The $1,749 sale price on the first model, featuring Intel Core Ultra 7 265F CPU and 16GB of DDR-5200 RAM, is an absolute steal for under $2,000, with Cyber Monday pushing the price down by $60 compared to the weekend, making it one of the cheapest RTX 5080 PCs you can buy right now.

The 265F is one of Intel's latest CPUs and comes with 20 cores, eight of which are performance cores (good for gaming) with a further 12 efficiency cores, which are good for multi-threaded tasks. This machine also comes with a 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD.

The big focus here, however, is the Nvidia graphics card. The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 is the second-best consumer GPU, by performance, that you can buy right now, with a whopping 10,752 CUDA cores and 16GB of GDDR7 VRAM. It's a 4K-capable gaming GPU with all the goodies, like full ray tracing and multi-frame gen, thanks to DLSS 4 support.

If you need a bit more of a boost, another model features a $2,399 sale price, compared to as high as $3,199 before. That's a drop of $100 since last week, and a total $800 savings overall, making this a seriously good value option to consider if your budget stretches a little further.

For your money, you're getting the same RTX 5080 build and typical Aurora case design, along with a monstrous 24-core Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. This memory is faster than the model above, too, as it's DDR-6400, rated for 6,400M/Ts.

Both SKUs feature a 1000W platinum-rated power supply, along with a 240mm liquid cooler with Alienware's AlienFX lighting, which you can customize and control using the Alienware Command Center app. While these are the prices for these configurations, you can customize your rigs to suit your needs, although you will see updated pricing as a result.

You will struggle to find better prices on RTX 5080-powered gaming PCs with these specs for Cyber Monday, especially on the sub-$2000 model. If you're thinking about upgrading your setup, a pre-built rig from a trusted gaming brand like this could be one of your best options, but don't expect these prices to stick around for very long.

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The AI data center hardware crunch has already come for your RAM, and it's coming for your flash storage soon. So if you've been searching for a storage deal, this Cyber Monday might be the best time to strike for months or years.

At B&H, you can pick up the roomy and speedy 20Gbps X10 Pro 4TB Portable SSD for just $209.99 with a $60 coupon. That brings this excellent drive back down to a price we haven't seen on Amazon since December 2023, when it was new.

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If you find yourself needing extra storage for your games or for moving data between devices without a network connection, a portable storage solution is a nice thing to have. Smaller is better for portability, but it doesn't have to equal less capacity. Today's deal is on a 4TB external SSD that you can connect via USB-C to all manner of devices, from your games console to your mobile phone, to the usual laptops and desktop PC, or even your cameras. And if you have the right ports on your device (USB 3.2 Gen 2 2x2), you can reach up to 20 Gbps.

The X10 Pro measures approximately 2.5 inches and features a solid metal chassis rated IP55 for dust and water resistance. It also advertises drop resistance from heights no greater than 7.5 feet, which should more than cover the average use case. Inside the chassis is a small SSD with speedy read and write speed transfer rates up to 2100MB/s over USB 3.2. The X10 Pro uses a Type-C USB connection and cable.

The X10 Pro was one of the fastest portable SSD drives that we had tested at the time of our review in 2023, and we awarded it an Editor's Choice award for its top-notch 20Gbps performance, compact, solid-feeling shell, and reasonable pricing at launch. Check out our review of Crucial's X10 Pro for more information on this handy little SSD.

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The Cyber Monday sales are officially here, but if you’ve already filled your boots up with the big stuff like a new PC or a keyboard, what else is there to buy? This 3.5-inch Hagibis mini screen is what you need. This is both a retro desk ornament and a fully-functional LCD display with a built-in SD card reader and USB hub, and it’s plummeted in price to a new record low.

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Techies are the absolute target market for a gadget like this 3.5.-inch Hagibis mini monitor, especially with a $79.99 sales price, down from as high as $109.99 earlier in the year, according to Camelcamelcamel’s data. Sure, this Hagibis display might not be able to compete with the big OLED displays, and it certainly isn’t the biggest monitor you’ll see on sale, but its design is a lovely nostalgic throwback, with a set of seriously good features that would make for a brilliant addition to your setup.

That’s mainly down to its 3.5-inch IPS panel and a 178° viewing angle. While the size obviously restricts you from using it as your daily driver, it features support for resolutions stretching from 800 x 600 to 2,560 x 1,600, although the screen’s native resolution is 960 x 640. You’re probably going to want to stick to that or closer for the sharpest image, but your mileage may vary, so it’s worth testing it out to see what works best, and what you can actually end up reading on-screen if you do.

This Hagibis monitor also has a great set of connections with it, too, allowing you to use it as an attractive desk hub. It has SD and TF card slots, a USB-C port, and two USB-A ports on the front with Gen 3.1 speeds. At the rear, it features a 5V USB-C power connector, HDMI port, as well as a 3.5aux audio connector for speakers and headphones, as well as a USB-C port labeled as host, which you’ll need to use to hook it up to your PC for it to work as a USB hub.

I can already think of a dozen use cases for a monitor like this. First, it looks fantastic, sitting on your desk like some kind of 1980s throwback. From a more practical point of view, however, this is perfect for any small-size tasks or notifications you need.

I could see myself using this as a screen for an alarm clock or timer app, to monitor a running Discord chat, as a photo album, or to keep an eye on PC health with temperature and resource usage stats. You could also use it for streaming video, especially if you’re using your main monitor for more important things. The display also has built-in widgets you can fall back to, including digital clock and ambient temperature widgets.

This is a gorgeously retro, fully functional mini monitor and hub for your PC or laptop. This Hagibis display’s $79.99 sale price is only here for Cyber Monday, however, so if it doesn’t sell out, you’re going to want to jump on it now before the deal runs out.

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The maelstrom that is Cyber Monday is upon us. The biggest sales event of the year lasts almost a whole month these days, and is one of the best times to snag a deal or five. One of the most popular items on shoppers' lists if you're a Nintendo Switch 2 owner is a new microSD Express card. And the deals are solid this year, and still going, though we anticipate these won't last long.

This 512GB SanDisk microSD Express card is only $89.24 at Amazon, a 15% price cut from its $104.99 list price and a new low on Amazon.

You can also pick up the slightly cheaper Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express for just $74.99, a 25% reduction from its $99.99 price.

Finally, we also have a wonderful deal on a 256 GB Samsung card for only $39.

• Grab this 512GB SanDisk deal at Amazon
• Grab this 512GB Samsung deal at Amazon
• Grab this 256GB Samsung deal at Amazon

In comparison to the Nintendo Switch 2's launch, there is now plenty of stock of these microSD cards, with Samsung's P9 Express only releasing onto the market fairly recently. With these sales and the festive holidays on the near horizon, this is a great opportunity to snap one of these cards up early as a stocking filler.

SanDisk's microSD card can deliver impressive read speeds of up to 880MB/s and write speeds of up to 650MB/s, with a sustained write speed of 220MB/s. The new microSD Express cards are required for the Nintendo Switch 2 console, due to the much faster transfer speeds over standard microSDXC cards. This allows games to install, load, and stream data much faster, for a better gameplay and user experience.

Although these tiny SD cards pale in size to an M.2 SSD (2280), the P9 Express and SanDisk cards leverage the NVMe protocol using a PCIe 3.0 x1 interface. That enables maximum sequential read speeds of up to 880 MB/s, with random read/write endurance rated at 65,000 IOPS and 52,000 IOPS, respectively, to contend with the best microSD Express cards.

MicroSD Express cards have roughly 4x the performance of a standard UHS-I card, an essential requirement for use in Nintendo's latest console. Speed is king when loading large textures and other assets. This fast, SSD-like storage is perfect for the Switch 2, but would not be as useful for the likes of the Steam Deck, where the card would only operate at standard microSD speeds.

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The TP-Link Deco BE65 Pro mesh router is currently on sale with a 33% discount on Best Buy, cutting its price down to $399.99 from $599.99, saving you $200 off its full price. This 3-pack mesh router system should be good enough to deliver Wi-Fi coverage to most homes without needing to run LAN cables all over, making them easy to use and convenient to set up. More importantly, it uses the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard, ensuring that you can get the most out of your internet connection wherever you are inside your house.

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With three units, you can provide solid coverage to as much as 7,600 square feet, ensuring that you won’t have any dead spots in your wireless network. It also uses tri-band technology, allowing you to connect using 2.4 GHz, 5.0 GHz, and 6.0 GHz bands while minimizing interference across your multiple devices. And for those who prefer a physical connection, each Deco BE65 Pro node has one 2.5 Gbps and two 5 Gbps WAN/LAN ports, plus a USB port for attaching storage media.

The Tom’s Hardware team reviewed the TP-Link Deco BE65 Pro, and we gave it a rating of more than four stars from five, owing to the strong performance of its 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands, plus the aforementioned three Ethernet ports. More importantly, we loved it for its competitive price, and this deal makes it even more affordable. You do need the Deco app on your phone and create a TP-Link ID to set it up properly, but that’s a minor inconvenience for everything that you get in the package.

Best Buy sells the TP-Link Deco BE65 Pro at $249.99 for a single unit, but you’re likely not choosing this model just to buy one unit. Interestingly, the two-pack version costs $449.99, meaning the sale price for the three-pack is $50 cheaper.

So, if you’re tired of spotty internet connection around your place or you no longer have the patience to manually connect to a different Wi-Fi network when you go upstairs, this three-pack mesh router system is the best solution for seamless and fast wireless internet. But if you want something more robust for your gaming needs, we recommend that you check out our best Wi-Fi routers list to see our picks and weigh your options.

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Cyber Monday is upon us, and there are still PC hardware bargains aplenty. You might have noticed that there is something of a RAM apocalypse going on, with prices of DDR5 tracking upwards of 400% higher than they were just a few months ago. Building a PC in this economy is not for the faint-hearted.

Luckily for you, Tom's Hardware eats PC hardware deals for breakfast. We're hooked up to a drip of discounts astride a database of hot hardware you wouldn't believe.

To that end, we've scoured the internet, wringing every last possible dime out of a set of PC parts capable of 1440p performance on PC, without breaking the $1,500 mark. It wasn't easy (I'm looking at you, $274 of 32GB DDR5 RAM), but we did, in part thanks to the excellent value of Intel's LGA 1851 platform and a stonking set of deals on the Intel Core Ultra 7 series.

Of course, you can't please everyone with a PC build, so take this as a handy starter guide to building your very own 1440p PC. We focused on a balanced config that's got plenty of cores and threads for productivity work, plus a 16GB Radeon RX 9070 that's a value champ at 1440p gaming (and even beyond if you don't mind upscaling).

You can, of course, chop and change parts, add a bit more storage, use a different case, or add more power supply for futureproofing, but this is a pretty good start, and for 1440p gaming, it could be the best it gets for a long time. Thanks to some great bundles, if you buy this build, you'll get two free games, including Star Wars Outlaws and a choice of Intel holiday offerings, including Battlefield 6.

$1,500 Cyber Monday gaming PC: Quick list

• Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF + MONTECH HyperFlow ARGB 240: was $379 now $239.99 at Newegg
• MSI MAG B860 Tomahawk: was $229.99 now $149.99 at Newegg
• PowerColor Reaper AMD Radeon RX 9070 16GB: was $579.99 now $519 at Amazon
• Crucial Pro Overclocking 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000: $274 at Best Buy
• Crucial P310 2TB: was $200.99 now $134.99 at Amazon
• Corsair Frame 4000D: was $104 now $79.99 at Amazon
• Montech Century II 850W fully modular PSU: was $89 now $82 at Amazon

$1,500 1440p Cyber Monday PC

Our mid-range 1440p build has, in the past, run us $1,600, so we are pretty proud of a $1,500 alternative given the pricing landscape of vital components like RAM and SSDs. Obviously, we've made some compromises, but this is a PC that will handily see you through 1440p gaming for the foreseeable future.

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If you own an Xbox Series X or Series S, then listen up, Seagate's excellent Storage expansion Card has just dropped to its lowest-ever price in the 2TB format, now just $184.76 at Amazon.

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As mentioned, that's a new lowest-ever price on this capacity, just 9 cents per GB. That might be more than your average PC SSD, but this is a proprietary plug-and-play drive for current-gen Xbox hardware, meaning it'll slot safely into the back of your console with no cables and no fuss.

The Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox is built using Xbox Velocity Architecture and is officially licensed for use with Xbox. In short, that means that games stored on this drive will work exactly the same way that games stored on your console's main hard drive would. That means you can use Quick Resume, and texture loading, frame rates, load times, and graphics should all be just as performant as the main storage. No more moving games back and forth between your console and your external hard drive.

The drives also come with a three-year limited warranty, giving you peace of mind should something go wrong.

There are, of course, three different sizes of this drive, and all three of them are on offer at Amazon right now. The 1TB version is $121.19 instead of $159.99, and the 4TB version is $379.99 instead of $499.99. The 1TB version is the cheapest but not great value at 12 cents per TB; for just $60 more, you get double the storage. The 4TB version is 9.48 cents per GB (the 2TB is 9.20 cents per GB), so really there's not much in it. However, that drive is drastically more expensive if you're on a budget and has been on sale at this price since November 20. The 2TB version, in my humble opinion, is the best value and is notably a fresh discount as of Cyber Monday Eve, November 30.

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It's now Cyber Monday deals time, a fast follow-up from Black Friday, and the gaming monitor deals are coming in fast and furious. Whether you're looking for a gaming monitor with fast response times and high refresh rates or an expansive productivity offering with a webcam, there's something for everyone. Smaller sales and events are now popping up all over the place, and we're tracking all of those sales for you here.

We constantly comb through the best deals across multiple retailers, selecting the best based on in-depth knowledge gained from our thorough reviews, extensive benchmarks, and comprehensive historical price analysis, and keep an updated list here below. If you want even more options, we also have our list of Best Gaming Monitors and our Black Friday Gaming Monitor Deals hub, but we're putting the hottest deals in this blog.

Cyber Monday is more pertinent than ever for PC builders, as an AI-driven memory shortage apocalypse sends prices skyrocketing. Indeed, we're seeing price increases of over 100% on the most popular RAM products, so the best option could be to upgrade your monitor to a higher resolution to squeeze more gaming quality out of your existing system. On that front, we've found plenty of deals to satisfy even the most demanding monitor aficionados, as you can see below.

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A late deal on this eye-catching LG monitor

A late Black Friday deal on this LG monitor overnight brings the price down below $400, scoring you a 4K 27-inch LG Ultragear with 180Hz refresh rate for just $395. Crucially this is a dual mode monitor, which means that if you switch to 1080p, you'll get blazing 360Hz refresh rate for hyper-smooth gaming.

This comes with AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync, as well as DisplayHDR 400, HDMI 2.1, and 1ms response time.

A 1440p ROG Swift for less

Asus ROG monitors are something of a Black Friday and Cyber Monday mainstay, and this one is another great pick. Get a 27-inch 1440p OLED gaming monitor with 240Hz refresh rate and a free monitor arm included, now just $599.

This monitor should deliver excellent HDR performance and will look buttery smooth a high frame rates thanks to its 240Hz refresh rate. Round the back, you get 2 HDMI ports as well as USB ports. Discounted a few days ago, this is the lowest-ever price we've seen on this model. — Stephen Warwick

[PRIME]This $89 LG gaming monitor is incredible value

Sub-$100 monitors can be a mixed bag, where reliability, not to mention outdated specs, can leave a bad impression. I've luckily spotted a decent option in this 27-inch LG display, on sale at Walmart, which includes a top 1,920 x 1,080 screen resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate for just $89.

With Walmart slashing the price of this display by 47%, you're getting a heck of a bargain with these specs. 1080p might seem basic, but as I regularly remind anyone who listens, it's still the majority option for gamers, based on the last Steam hardware survey, meaning you can game with this display using an older PC, too.

To help you play, this display comes with a refresh rate that maxes out at 144Hz using its overclock mode, with a standard rate of 120Hz. Combined with AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync support, which will sync your refresh rate to your GPU's frame rate, you should experience smooth, fluid visuals with no screen tearing on this display.

Ultimately, though, it's the cost that will drive people to a monitor like this. $89 makes it one of the cheapest models available right now from a brand you'd recognize. If you want a quick, cheap monitor upgrade during this Black Friday weekend, I'd pick this one. -- Ben Stockton

LG slashed a whopping 35% off this 27-inch OLED 1440p gaming monitor that sports a speedy 280Hz refresh rate

With OLED monitors saturating the market over the last few years, you no longer need to bust open the piggy bank to get an extremely performant panel. In fact, we’ve highlighted a few panels right here which are fantastic for their price point, and LG’s UltraGear 27GX700A-B is a perfect example.

This panel has been discounted by $300 at Amazon, setting the price at a mere $549.99. For the price, you get a 27-inch, 2560 x 1440 display with a fast 280Hz refresh rate, making it great for gaming. The display inhabits a sweet spot between size and functionality, so even a more modest PC will be able to reap the advantages of the faster refresh rate.

LG’s 4th-generation OLED panel technology powers the panel, and it comes equipped with a rapid 0.03ms GtG response time and a near infinite contrast ratio. In terms of brightness, the monitor reaches up to 1,500 nits, with DisplayHDR 500 ensuring high-quality color reproduction. With essential features like G-Sync Compatibility and FreeSync Premium Pro, the glare-free panel is excellent for those after a high-quality gaming display.

With 35% slashed from its original asking price, this holiday-season deal is great. I’ve been using an LG OLED display for over a year, and thanks to its screen-cleaning feature, there’s barely any noticeable burn-in on the panel, even when leaving static images on it for hours at a time. Thanks to the tumbling pricing on OLED displays, now is a great time to give one a shot. — Sayem Ahmed

It's just $149 for an 1080p gaming monitor with a stanky 165Hz refresh rate at 35% off

This 23.8-inch HP Omen gaming monitor would be a great little addition to a setup, either as an upgrade over a basic old 60Hz display or as a second monitor to expand your screen real estate. It's down to just $149.99 at Amazon right now, a stellar 35% reduction from as high as $229.99 a few days ago.

For your money, you're getting a 1080p-capable monitor, which, considering the latest Steam hardware surveys show the majority of gamers are still playing at 1080p, isn't that bad. It uses an IPS panel, which offers good viewing angles, and includes AMD FreeSync support, meaning your monitor will sync with your GPU to ensure you don't see any unusual screen tearing while you play. There's also a tilt and height-adjustable stand, which isn't always a given on monitors as cheap as this.

As Black Friday bargains go, this is the kind of monitor I'd be looking to pick up on a budget, especially as it comes from a well-known brand. —Ben Stockton

ASRock’s speedy 180 Hz Phantom Gaming 27-inch IPS FreeSync Monitor is under $140 on Cyber Monday discount

OLEDs are all the rage, but when your budget suddenly shifts to cover the exorbitant prices of DDR5 and video cards, you’ll have to look for deals elsewhere. ASRock’s Phantom Gaming 27-inch, 180 Hz gaming monitor (PG26QFT1B) is on sale for $137.77 at Newegg.

The QHD (2560x1440) IPS panel has a 1ms (MPRT) response time, and a 180 Hz refresh rate helps minimize ghosting. Colors should be vibrant, with the monitor covering 99% of the sRGB color space and 90% of the DCI-P3 color space. It’s also HDR400 certified for more vivid images and better color accuracy. I/O ports include two HDMI (v2.0) ports, one DisplayPort (v1.4), a 3.5mm headphone jack, and speakers. Sorry, no USB ports.

It has everything you’d expect from a budget gaming monitor, like plenty of up-to-date connectivity and a great IPS image. And while the image quality is not quite the awesomeness of OLED, you're also not paying anywhere close to the price, and you don't have to worry about burn-in. - Joe Shields

Here's a capable secondary display for under $100

Not all monitors need to be the largest, the fastest, or have the latest and greatest tech under the hood. For when you already have the big, swanky panel as your main display, it’s always worth picking up a secondary display for productivity or other tasks.

The Pixio PX248 Prime fills that slot almost perfectly and has been discounted to just $79.99 on Amazon. It’s a neat little 1080p IPS display with a 180Hz refresh rate. At under $100, it’s a value-oriented pick that will suit almost any setup.

With its IPS panel, FHD resolution, 180Hz refresh rate, and compact 24-inch size, don’t mistake the PX248 Prime for being inferior just because it's affordable. Sure, it’s not gonna win any awards for being the biggest, brightest, or best-looking panel out there, but with a 1ms GtG response time in-hand, alongside a peak brightness of 300 nits, and FreeSync Premium support, it's more than capable for gaming in a pinch. If you have a more modest 1080p gaming setup, it suits that well, too. At under $100, it’s a dead ringer to add as a secondary display. — Sayem Ahmed

Alienware’s AW3225DM is a budget-friendly 32-inch 1440p gaming monitor

Dell has long maintained an excellent lineup of gaming monitors with its Alienware brand. They consistently rank among our best gaming monitors due to their style, performance, features, and exceptional build quality. One such member of the esteemed Alienware family is the AW3225DM, which is currently available for $249.99 at Dell.com, a $50 discount over its usual asking price.

The AW3225DM features Alienware's latest design with rounded surfaces for the stand, base, and back panel of the monitor (which just so happens to feature a 1500R curve). The monitor itself features a 32-inch VA panel with a QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution and a maximum refresh rate of 180 Hz, which should give the best graphics cards for gaming a good workout. It should be noted that the 180 Hz max refresh rate is available via the DisplayPort 1.4 port, while HDMI 2.1 limits you to 144 Hz at native resolution.

VA panels are known for their better-than-IPS contrast ratios, and the AW3225DM is no exception, with a contrast ratio of 3,000:1. Also expect decent color with 95 percent DCI-P3 coverage. Brightness is also commendable, coming in at 400 nits, while you'll also find AMD FreeSync support for tear-free gaming at the maximum refresh rate.

$249.99 is not a lot to ask for a 32-inch QHD monitor, and the AW3225DM should definitely be on your Black Friday shopping list. — Brandon Hill

This ROG Strix monitor lets you have it both ways with 4K 160Hz and 1080p 320Hz modes

In the past, PC gamers have had to choose between ultra-high refresh rates and ultra-high pixel densities when buying a gaming monitor, but a new wave of dual-mode displays lets you have it both ways without the clumsiness of keeping two screens around.

The dual-mode Asus XG27UCG-W gives you 4K 160Hz and 1080p 320Hz options in one panel at an all-time low price of $329.99.

In addition to its handy dual-mode options, the XG27UCG-W offers 95% DCI-P3 coverage for highly saturated colors in games, as well as a max SDR brightness of 400 cd/m2, which is practically retina-searing at 100%. It also has Asus' variable overdrive tech, which matches the amount of overdrive applied in response to the variable refresh rate for the crispest motion throughout its VRR range. You can even turn on Extreme Low Motion Blur black-frame insertion in tandem with VRR for potentially even crisper motion.

The XG27UCG-W also offers USB-C input support via DisplayPort Alt Mode and 15W charging if you need to dock a laptop in a pinch, and its stand has a handy tripod socket on top so that you can install streaming gear securely. Asus wraps this display in a striking white shell that will stand out in any setup, too. Treat yourself to a versatile display upgrade this holiday deals season. - Jeff Kampman

Stunning LG UltraGear 34-inch 160 Hz curved 1440p gaming monitor is 25% off — get a great gaming monitor without the OLED tax

LG’s getting in on the Black Friday fun, selling its 34-inch UltraGear (34600A-B) WQHD curved gaming monitor for $299.99. The monitor immerses you in the action with the common 1800R curve rating (moderate curvature) and high WQHD (3440x1440) resolution. The thin-bezeled frame mounts to an ordinary stand that offers tilt, height, and swivel capability.

The VA LCD panel offers a high contrast ratio (for the panel type) of 4000:1 and a 1ms Motion Blur Reduction feature, and the 160 Hz refresh rate works in tandem to minimize blur and ghosting, providing more fluid visuals in fast gameplay. It’s AMD FreeSync Premium certified to mitigate screen tearing and also supports HDR10 and up to 99% of the sRGB color gamut for vibrant images, whether you’re gaming, streaming, or creating.

Connectivity includes one DisplayPort (v1.4) and two HDMI ports (v2.0). Both options give the full 160 Hz at the native resolution, and LG throws in one of each cable. If you find the rear 3.5mm headphone jack useful or need integrated speakers, it has both. Increasing resolution will push your GPU harder, and just in case you’re shopping for one, we’ve a list of Cyber Monday video card deals that will help with your search.

For $299.99, the UltraGear 34600A-B is a worthwhile upgrade from 1080p or even 2560x1400 monitors. The high refresh rate, contrast ratio, and wide color gamut coverage are sure to please the eyes, but without the eye-watering price. - Joe Shields

How wide is too wide? (Answer: There is no "too wide")

This monstrous 57-inch Samsung monitor scored a 4.5-star score in our review. We love its great image, contrast, and saturated color, as well as its super-smooth 240Hz refresh rate. This is a truly remarkable, unique monitor, heavily discounted for Cyber Monday. It's not quite the cheapest we've seen, but it's a good deal nonetheless.

This is an absolutely outrageous buy for anyone who wants to buy one monitor and simply never think about display real estate ever again. Here's how it performed in our benchmarks:

As you can see this monitor is no slouch, with snappy response times and very low input lag, a real premium pick. - Stephen Warwick

Upgrade to 1440p with this absurdly cheap Acer Nitro gaming monitor

I regularly defend 1080p gamers (I've even doing it in this very blog) but that doesn't mean you have to settle for 1080p. There are some stonkingly good deals on 1440p gaming monitors out there right now, including this Acer Nitro KG271U display, which Amazon has dropped in price to less than $140.

This formidable display is 27 inches wide and uses an IPS panel, which offers better viewing angles and no color distortion, at least compared to rival tech. A top resolution of 2,560 x 1,440, combined with a 180Hz refresh rate, make this a fine option for gaming, with the boost from 1080p ensuring that you enjoy sharper visuals and finer details in any big cinematic games you play.

It even offers HDR 10 support, so you can enjoy HDR content (including in-game) for improved contrast levels and more vibrant colors. This Acer Nitro KG271U display is a worthy option for gaming, either as your main display or as a secondary, especially for just $149. -- Ben Stockton

Want a new gaming monitor and TV? LG's OLED G5 OLED TV can be both, and starts at $824 for the 42-inch model at Amazon

I've been using TVs as monitors since before a cheap Seiki model let me compute in 4K on the cheap in 2014. Today, I use a wall-mounted 55-inch LG C1 OLED that I bought in 2021 as my TV and primary monitor (I'm typing this on it right now), and couldn't be happier. Yes, there is some slight burn in at this point, but it's from the annoying home screen of Amazon's Fire TV stick, not from gaming or the thousands of hours I've spent working on it in Windows.

Today, Amazon has its current EVO AI 4K C5 Series on sale for record-low prices. The 42-inch model is down to $824, and the 55-inch version (probably the biggest I'd recommend for productivity) is $1,196. If my burn-in was worse, I'd seriously consider upgrading, but I think I'm going to stick with my 2021 model for another year.

The one thing that I would keep in mind if considering using a TV as a monitor. You'll almost certainly want to wall-mount the screen --- especially if you're going bigger than 42 inches. And paying for a wall mount that lets you pull the screen forward, away from the wall when watching TV or gaming is a good way to effectively get a screen that looks bigger when you aren't working, but still small enough to keep any neck pain at bay when you're churning through TPS reports. So make sure to budget for a good TV mount (and maybe a drill and some good bolts) before buying. -- Matt Safford

Rapid 27-inch 300Hz, 1440p display from Acer gets tasty $130 discount at B&H

If you’re obsessed with refresh rates, but don’t want to spend big or sacrifice on size or resolution, then the Acer Nitro ED270U might be for you. This QHD curved panel has been discounted by $130 over at B&H, and boasts a speedy 300Hz refresh rate, which is ideal for faster-paced games where speed is super-important.

A couple of years ago, I performed a side-by-side controlled test, which offered up images by monitors of different refresh rates next to each other. A 300Hz panel offers up a much clearer image, even with on-screen elements flying past you. In situations like a competitive first-person shooter, I was able to increase my rate of headshots on the wandering head in Counter-Strike using the faster panels, naturally. So, if you’re big on competitive gaming, the better hardware can give you somewhat of an advantage in that test, at the very least.

Now, here’s the kicker. It’s a VA panel, so you can’t expect perfect color uniformity across the whole panel. While this isn’t a deal-breaker, it does affect the image quality on offer here. However, if you’re looking for a capable monitor that can push out a high refresh rate, this might be a great option for you.

The panel is equipped with 2W speakers, which should suffice in a pinch, but I’d recommend hooking up a pair of adequate speakers or gaming headphones to use on the daily instead. You just can’t deny that rapid refresh rate, though. So, if you’re on a shoestring budget, this might offer the speeds you’re looking for. With a $130 saving at B&H, this is a very solid deal, which brings high refresh rates to a more palatable price point. — Sayem Ahmed

No one should be stuck at 60 or even 120 Hz when this 27-inch 144 Hz (165 Hz overdrive) Asus monitor is on sale for just $119

As someone who grew up gaming at a time with 30 FPS was considered "good enough," and who still spends most of his work day staring at a 60 Hz screen, I've tended to resist high-refresh gaming on my main rig. But if you're like me and haven't taken the high-refresh plunge, Asus and Amazon are making it easier than ever with this 27-inch Tuf Gaming VG27VH1B monitor deal, at just $119.

Yes, you can get better specs and panels for around $200. But if your budget can't stretch that far, this is one of the best deals we've seen down in the true budget gaming monitor range. It's certainly better than gaming on an old office monitor, and doesn't cost much more. -- Matt Safford

This $399 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor is an absolutely unreal deal for Cyber Monday

Now is the time to pick up an OLED gaming monitor if you haven't already. The Cyber Monday discounts on displays like these keep popping up, and we've spotted a humdinger of a deal on this Acer Predator X27U display, down to just $399.99 at Best Buy right now.

That's an almost unbeatable price for an OLED display that can hit 1440p resolutions, but it's also a monitor that scored 4.5 stars in our Acer Predator X27U review. We don't give those out lightly, but this display seriously impressed.

Along with a 27-inch QD-OLED panel, which is the better of the two rival OLED technologies, this Acer Predator X27U display features a 280Hz refresh rate. That means you can expect fast, fluid motion when you're playing games, thanks to its support for AMD FreeSync Premium, which syncs your GPU with the monitor's refresh rate to eliminate screen tearing.

Along with a top-rate panel, you're getting two HDMI 2.1 and one DisplayPort 1.4 connections, meaning you can hook up a PC and several consoles or handhelds to this monitor at once. As 1440p OLED monitors go, $399 is an absolute steal, and you'll find it hard to find a display that matches these specs for this price. This stock will be flying off the shelves, so don't miss out. --Ben Stockton

This fast 144 Hz 4K gaming monitor is a mere $199

If you're looking for a cost-effective upgrade route for a gaming monitor, MSI's MAG 275UPD should definitely be in the running for a spot on your desk (or mounted on your wall). The 4K monitor regularly sells for $309.99, but is currently on sale for $199.99 — a $30 off coupon (BFEFE82) takes the price to just $199.

Although we often see QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution in a 27-inch monitor, the MAG 275UPD ups the ante with a 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS panel with a maximum refresh rate of 144 Hz. Although we haven't yet tested the MAG 275UPD, MSI claims that it covers 130 per cent of sRGB and 90 per cent of DCI-P3. In addition, you'll find two HDMI 2.1 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4a port. If that wasn't enough, there are also two built-in 2-watt speakers.

One other item of note is that the MAG 275UPD supports a dual-mode refresh rate. While the monitor supports up to 144 Hz at 4K resolution, it can reach a maximum of 288 Hz if you step down to Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution. — Brandon Hill

Alienware’s 180 Hz 27-inch QHD gaming monitor falls to new low of $179

In today's economy, it's understandable if you don't want to spend $500 or even $400 on a new gaming monitor. But if you're looking to upgrade an older 1080p panel with something with a bit more resolution and a bit more performance, Alienware has a budget-minded offering that might be right up your alley. We've discussed the similar Alienware AW2724DM on these pages several times in the past, and now its AW2725DM sibling is at an all-time low of $179.99 direct from Dell.

AW2725DM is spec'd similarly to the AW2724DM, but adds Nvidia G-Sync compatibility to the existing AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification. The new low price still gets you a 27-inch IPS panel with a QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, a 1 ms response time (in Extreme Mode), and a maximum refresh rate of 180 Hz.

In addition, you'll find support for HDR 600, with the monitor covering 95% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and reaching a maximum brightness of 600 nits. Multiple input options exist, including two HDMI 2.1 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4 input. A handful of USB ports are also available, including one USB Type-B upstream port and two downstream USB Type-A ports.

While the Alienware AW2725DM is excellent if you're on a tight budget, be sure to check out our massive hub of currently available Cyber Monday deals on gaming monitors. — Brandon Hill

Sceptre's 34-inch curved 3440 x 1440 165 Hz screen is a steal for budget gamers

We can't all afford the latest UHD, QD-OLED, ultra-fast gaming monitor. But that doesn't mean you have to settle for a small, 60 Hz display if you're on a budget but still want to game. This 34-inch model from Sceptre is down to just $187, with a 165 Hz refresh (180 Hz overdrive), and a nice-for-this-price 3440 x 1440 resolution.

This is a VA panel, which some will see as a downside. But if you're sitting directly in front of this 1500R curved display (which you will likely be while gaming), VA tends to deliver better black levels and color depth than cheaper IPS screens.

The C345B-QUT168 also has RGB lighting on its rear for some ambient gaming glow, as well as four ports. The two HDMI ports top out at 100 Hz, so if you want that ultra-smooth 165 Hz (or more with overdrive), you'll need to use one of the two DisplaPorts. There's also an audio out jack, which you'll probably want to use over the built-in speakers.

No one should be stuck at 60 or even 120 Hz when this 27-inch 144 Hz (165 Hz overdrive) Asus monitor is on sale for just $119

As someone who grew up gaming at a time with 30 FPS was considered "good enough," and who still spends most of his work day staring at a 60 Hz screen, I've tended to resist high-refresh gaming on my main rig. But if you're like me and haven't taken the high-refresh plunge, Asus and Amazon are making it easier than ever with this 27-inch Tuf Gaming VG27VH1B monitor deal, at just $119.

Yes, you can get better specs and panels for around $200. But if your budget can't stretch that far, this is one of the best deals we've seen down in the true budget range. It's certainly better than gaming on an old office monitor, and doesn't cost much more. -- Matt Safford

Samsung's innovative Odyssey 3D gaming monitor is available with a huge $700 discount

The Samsung Odyssey 3D is a pretty cool gaming monitor, and usually, it’s hard to recommend it at full price. But when it’s only $1,000 (which is half of its original price), it might be worth giving it a look. Christian Eberle wrote, "The Samsung Odyssey 3D G9 neatly checks every box to be a top-notch 4K gaming monitor and adds the best 3D I’ve ever seen to the mix with no glasses required" in our Samsung Odyssey 3D review.

The cool thing about the Odyssey 3D is that it can be used in both 3D without glasses and in regular 2D mode. Basically, it’s a top-notch 4K gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate, Adaptive Sync, and HDR10. It’s surprisingly bright, reaching almost 500 nits.

When it comes to 3D without glasses, the Odyssey 3D performs amazingly well, especially if you’re playing a game that supports it. It works with full-screen video, but the number of supported games isn’t huge. Thankfully, there's a dedicated subreddit for this monitor that maintains a guide for getting unsupported games up and running. - Jake Roach

Alienware's ultrawide, 34-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor discounted to under $500

Alienware's excellent 34-inch ultrawide, the AW3423DWF, has been discounted by $200 just in time for Black Friday. This isn't Alienware's newest panel, but it is still quite good. In our five-star review, we note that it was "hard to imagine a better gaming monitor", and that was at full MSRP.

Dell's website lists the $200 discount, marking an all-time low price for the AW3423DWF. Alongside the 3440x1440 WQHD curved display itself, the monitor features a host of essential gaming features, including a 165Hz refresh rate and FreeSync Premium Pro, as well as all the image quality you'd expect from a QD-OLED panel. You don't need to bust the piggy bank wide open for a great monitor, and this premium display has everything you'd want from gaming, productivity, and content consumption.

In almost every metric we measured, across color gamut, to brightness, response time, panel uniformity, and of course, contrast ratio, the Alienware AW3423DWF can just about do it all. Sure, you could stand to ask for a faster refresh rate, as newer panels feature, but 165Hz is plenty enough, especially if you predominantly play single-player PC titles.

You'll find two DisplayPort 1.4 ports and one HDMI 2.0 port for video. As a bonus, the package includes a USB 3.2 hub with four downstream ports. There aren't any speakers on the monitor itself, but it does have a headphone jack for any of your audio needs.

The Alienware AW3423DWF has always been great, and now that the price is half of its original MSRP, it's a great time to buy one on the cheap from Dell before it's too late. – Sayem Ahmed

Innocn's excellent 13-inch OLED portable monitor drops below $100

If you’re looking for rich colors, inky blacks, and a glossy screen finish in a portable monitor, we have just the pick for you! Innocn’s 13K1F portable monitor is currently on sale at Amazon for just $94.99, a pretty dramatic drop from its list price of $129.99.

The sub-$100 price tag is less than half what the monitor cost when we first reviewed it in 2022. The 13K1F features two USB-C ports (DisplayPort Alt Mode supported), a mini-USB port, and a magnetic kickstand that attaches to the back of the monitor. Innocn also includes a USB-C to USB-C and a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable. There are also speakers onboard if you want to blast some tunes while you work. — Brandon Hill

Massive 43-inch, 4K, 240Hz Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 drops to half price at Best Buy

If you’ve got a decent amount of desk space, or if you have enough room on your wall, this 43-inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 has reached its lowest-ever price once again over at Best Buy, at just $499. The MiniLED panel may not quite match the contrast of an OLED, but that doesn’t make it any less performant.

The huge monitor also possesses hybrid capabilities and sports access to Samsung’s Smart TV apps, allowing you to use it as a TV and monitor hybrid. However, the finish on the panel is matte, like a traditional monitor, instead of a glossy TV-like finish.

Equipped with a decent 144Hz refresh rate, the panel offers FreeSync Premium Pro, in addition to a 1ms MPRT, and 400 nits of typical brightness. There’s also support for Samsung’s “Ultrawide game view”, which allows you to switch up the aspect ratio from 16:9 to 21:9, if you want the ultrawide experience while using a traditional monitor.

In terms of ports, expect two HDMI 2.1 ports, in addition to a DisplayPort 1.4 connector, and built-in speakers. At half the original price, this may be a fantastic pickup for those in a dorm room looking for a larger display to double as a TV, or if you have a larger desk. — Sayem Ahmed

Rapid 27-inch Samsung Odyssey G4 gets $100 discount at Best Buy

We’re back with another Samsung panel, but this one is a little different from the 4K behemoth below. If speed is the name of the game, things can get pretty expensive. 1080p monitors are often small, budget-oriented, or have blazing-fast refresh rates (if you are willing to pay for the privilege). So, Samsung’s Odyssey G4 fills a nice gap. Sporting a 27-inch FHD IPS display, capable of spitting out up to a 240Hz, you don’t have to pay top-dollar to get speedy refresh rates.

Now discounted by $130 at Best Buy, this display is still pretty sizable, while carrying a fast refresh rate, which is appealing for those focused entirely on using a capable monitor for competitive gaming.

Just because the display is relatively cheap for the price doesn’t mean it's got some heft under the hood. In addition to 99% sRGB coverage, the Odyssey G4 has a maximum brightness of 400 nits, so you can expect HDR10 support. While the FHD IPS panel might be seen as a negative to some, for competitive games, you want to really saturate that monitor’s refresh rate, and a lower resolution will do just that.

So, if you’re looking for a competitive gaming monitor, this should absolutely be on your list. Larger capable 1080p panels are becoming rarer, so this might be a bit of a unicorn. — Sayem Ahmed

Grab this no-frills Asus IPS display for just $79.99 at Newegg

If you’re on a shoestring budget, you don’t have to spend loads for a good enough gaming monitor. The Asus VY249HGR is a 23.8-inch IPS display, with a panel that is capable of running up to 120Hz via an OC. With a 1ms MPRT and AdaptiveSync, you don’t need to spend huge amounts of cash if you’re looking for a small and capable panel, or if you want to have a secondary monitor with an adequate refresh rate.

Offering a 33% discount, which takes the monitor down to a mere $79.99 at Newegg, the display isn’t going to win any awards for features or having the best color reproduction, but at this price point, it’s hard to ask for more.

In terms of resolution, this FHD 1920x1080 display is adequate considering its size, making it more ideal to be used as a secondary monitor for productivity or media playback. In terms of ports, you get one D-sub and an HDMI 1.4 port, meaning there’s no DisplayPort connector here, either. You also get a 3.5mm headphone jack, and you might get some use out of it, considering there are no speakers to be found here. It’s a purely no-frills display, and the current pricing at Newegg means that you could arm yourself with a secondary display on the cheap. — Sayem Ahmed

Grab an OLED for less, with this AOC Agon Pro dropping below $400 at Amazon

OLED doesn’t have to mean expensive, if this monitor deal is anything to go by. This AOC Agon PRO 27-inch OLED has just gotten a 33% discount over at Amazon, plummeting the price to just $399.97. Armed with a fast refresh rate of 240Hz and a 2560x1440 resolution, this is a fantastic sweet spot for those who don’t want to splurge over $500 on a gaming monitor for a mid-range gaming PC build.

Many OLED panels can be at 4K or higher resolutions, and when paired with a fast refresh rate, many gaming PC’s will struggle to fully saturate those panels. It’s a demanding resolution, and when paired with higher refresh rates, it can often max out many GPUs. I use an RTX 4080-based PC alongside a 4K, 240Hz monitor and often struggle to saturate the display in many mainstream titles. So, AOC’s Agon Pro might be useful for those who are willing to drop the resolution to 1440p to pump out more frames.

With G-Sync compatibility and a rapid 0.03ms GtG response time, this display is ideal for performance-conscious gamers. With a pair of 5W speakers and DisplayHDR 400, you can also lean on those for an even more immersive experience. In terms of connectivity, you also get two HDMI 2.0 ports and two DisplayPort 1.4 options, which makes it great for multi-device usage, though there is no KVM switch included here.

At under $400 at Amazon, it’s hard to argue with the value on offer here, and it offers an accessible entry point into the world of OLED monitors. I can’t quite get my head around how cheap this panel technology has become, because it offers a world of difference compared to even the greatest of IPS displays. — Sayem Ahmed

A great saving on a niche spec monitor

Monitors come in all shapes and sizes, but there are some pretty formulaic spec and size combos out there: 32 inches, 27 inches, the ultrawides, etc. That's why I love this Samsung Odyssey G7F5, a unique 37-inch 4K offering from Samsung.

This is a standard LED, rather than an OLED model, hence the rather generous price tag of $599, a Cyber Monday saving of $300. For that price, you get ample screen real estate, 4K resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, DisplayHDR 600, and more. Did I mention it's also curved?

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Round the back, you'll find two HDMI 2.1 ports, DisplayPort 1.4, and two USB-A 3.2 ports, as well as a headphone jack. — Stephen Warwick

A retro monitor hub for your setup

Who doesn't love a bit of retro light relief? For less than $80 you can grab this Hagibis 3.5-inch IPS Mini Screen with USB hub on Cyber Monday. The 960 x 640 display comes with a host of USB ports, HDMI, and even an SD card reader. You can use it as a tiny status display for things like the weather, PC performance monitoring stats like temperatures, or even as a tiny extra screen.

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A 1440p 180Hz monitor for just $145? Madness.

Monitors are absolutely thriving this Cyber Monday, with some crazy deals on really quite impressive specs. A great example is this Gigabyte GS27QA. We reviewed the QXA variant of this monitor and absolutely loved it. This version is the same 27-inch display but with a slightly lower refresh rate, albeit still 180Hz, enough for all but the most intense competitive shooters. This is one of the best value QHD panels going right now.

This is definitely a more budget-friendly recommendation for a monitor, but $145 for a 1440p monitor with a 180Hz refresh rate is really tremendous value. This saving is a $104 discount, some 41% off, hence the fantastic price. — Stephen Warwick

A budget-friendly 1440p curved gaming monitor from MSI for less than $140

Curved monitors are great for immersion, so if you want to block out the rest of the world, this budget-conscious MSI MAG gaming monitor could be the one for you. This 1440p display features a decent set of specs for the price, including a 180Hz refresh rate, all for just $139.99.

Hidden within this sub-$140 monitor is that headline-grabbing top 2,560 x 1,440 resolution, ensuring that you can display your favorite games at 1440p, as long as you've got a PC that can handle it. This MSI MAG display is curved, with a 1500R curvature, which means it has a radius of 1.5 meters, all to help you with that added immersion.

Meanwhile, the 180Hz refresh rate will ensure that any fast visuals stay smooth and fluid in your favorite games. It's rated as HDR-ready, which isn't quite the full HDR experience, but it will provide a boost to color vibrancy. This MSI MAG monitor does use a VA panel, which is typically rated for slower response times and lower black levels. That should offer you a higher contrast image, and because this is technically 'rapid VA,' you're not stuck with a slow response time here either, with the monitor rated for 0.5ms.

If you're looking for a 1440p display that you can game on from a known brand this Cyber Monday, this MSI MAG 275CQF E18 model should certainly be a contender, especially for just $139.99. — Ben Stockton

Connect your PC, laptop, or games consoles to a monitor or TV with this bargain HDMI 2.1 cable

If you're buying a new TV or monitor, chances are they come with a free cable included. But you might want to buy a new cable if the free one isn't long enough, etc. This 10-foot-long HDMI 2.1 cable from the Amazon Basics range can connect your computer to the very latest standard of HDMI port and provide up to 48Gbps of data bandwidth to display 8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, and more.

For only $6.89 you can't go wrong, and although there are even cheaper cables listed on Amazon, you can't be sure some of those unknown brands are actually providing you with a true HDMI 2.1 compliant cable without testing them. Better safe than sorry. — Stewart Bendle

Max refresh: Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 G60SF is stellar deal

Another monitor to keep an eye on is the Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 G60SF. It is yet another brilliant monitor with a QD-OLED panel, but this one has some more impressive specs up its sleeve. It has a QHD resolution, but has a maximum refresh rate of 500 Hz. So, if you have the graphics muscle to push that kind of frame rate in eSports titles, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better monitor at this price point.

The G60SF retails for $999.99, but is currently on sale with a 40 percent discount, taking it to just $599.99 for Prime Day at Amazon. Samsung says the G60SF is also DisplayHDR True Black 500-certified and offers 1,000 nits of peak brightness. - Brandon Hill

LG's blistering 480Hz OLED is on sale for $350 off, matching its previous lowest price ever

OLED monitors have made some major strides over the past few years, but the fact that a 480Hz WOLED panel with a 1440p resolution already exists still shocks me. Even more shocking is the fact that you can buy it for just $650. That was unheard of even for a basic OLED panel a few years ago, and now it's the going price for LG's high-end model.

This is the 27GX790A-B, though I prefer to call out LG monitors by their specs for obvious reasons. This monitor sports one of LG's latest WOLED panels, which boasts MLA+, or micro lens array... plus. It supposedly helps boost brightness, with the monitor's claimed peak brightness reaching 1,300 nits.

Keep in mind that those highlights only show up in very small portions of the screen. Regardless, the 27GX790A-B topped the brightness charts in our 4.5 out of 5-star LG UltraGear OLED 27GX790A review. - Jake Roach

It's only $49! Get a feature-packed 15.6-inch IPS portable monitor on the cheap

What does a sub-$50 price tag get you these days in the tech space? If you’re in the market for a portable monitor, quite a lot, actually. The AOC 16T20 is a feature-packed 15.6-inch IPS panel with a 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, a typical brightness of 230 nits, a contrast ratio of 800:1, and a glossy finish. Best of all, it’s available now for just $49.99 at Amazon, down from a regular retail price of $79.99.

The 16T20 features a mini-HDMI 2.0 port and two USB-C ports with DisplayPort Alt Mode support. It also includes dual 1-watt speakers and a smart cover that doubles as a multi-position stand. The portable monitor weighs 1.54 pounds and is 0.38 inches thick, making it easy to slip into a laptop bag.

It’s hard to argue with a portable monitor that includes such specs and features for less than $50. While it may not offer a blazing-fast 120 Hz refresh rate or a fancy OLED panel, the price is definitely right for people who just want extra screen real estate without emptying their wallets. — Brandon Hill

This high- spec AOC gaming monitors is a steal for the price, just $169.99

There's a huge $80 discount right now on an AOC gaming monitor, thanks to Best Buy's Cyber Monday sale. The 27-inch AOC Q27G42ZE display has dropped to just $169.99, which is an incredible price given the specs on offer here.

Just under $170 nets you a display with a 2,560 x 1,440 screen resolution, making 1440p gameplay a possibility if you're stuck at 1080p right now. This is a serious gaming display, too, as it's coupled with an impressive 240 Hz refresh rate.

Don't underestimate how good a deal that is, because you'd typically struggle to find a monitor with a 200+ Hz refresh rate at this kind of price. This AOC monitor uses an IPS panel, which offers the best viewing angles for immersive gaming, and it supports Nvidia G-Sync, which syncs with your GPU to eliminate screen tearing.

The stand can be tilted, although it isn't fully adjustable, and you can't adjust its height, so that's something to bear in mind. All in all, though, a $169.99 sale price for this AOC Q27G42ZE gaming monitor is an absolute steal for Cyber Monday, and you can bet it'll shoot back up in price (or sell out) before the end of tomorrow. If you want it, get it, fast! -- Ben Stockton

Another fantastic ultrawide at a fantastic price

If you want another fantastic ultrawide OLED monitor, we've also found this great deal on Samsung's 49-inch Odyssey OLED (G93SC) with a 240Hz refresh rate. At $898, this is the lowest-ever price we've seen on this model. We loved this model when we reviewed it, giving it 4.5 stars thanks to great image quality, top-tier gaming performance, and features like Samsung TV Plus and Game Hub.

As per our review, with loved this monitor's out-of-the-box calibration, and nifty features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and even Apple AirPlay. Build quality is another bonus, and at a massive 32% off, it's hard to ignore. As you can see from our testing, the OLED G9 has one of the best response times we've seen in its testing stable. - Stephen Warwick

Connect your PC, laptop, or games consoles to a monitor or TV with this bargain HDMI 2.1 cable

If you're buying a new TV or monitor, chances are they come with a free cable included. But you might want to buy a new cable if the free one isn't long enough, etc. This 10-foot-long HDMI 2.1 cable from the Amazon Basics range can connect your computer to the current-gen standard of HDMI port and provide up to 48Gbps of data bandwidth to display 8K@60Hz, 4K@120Hz, and more.

For only $6.89 you can't go wrong, and although there are even cheaper cables listed on Amazon, you can't be sure some of those unknown brands are actually providing you with a true HDMI 2.1 compliant cable without testing them. Better safe than sorry. — Stewart Bendle

This 16-inch, 1200p IPS portable monitor is just $47.99

Look, I haven't heard of YPI before, so you probably haven't either. But the company is currently selling a 16-inch IPS monitor at Amazon for $47.99. And at that price, it's probably worth picking up if you don't already own one of the best accessories for productivity on the go. This is a 1920 x 1200 matte IPS panel with two USB-C ports and Mini HDMI in case you don't have a system that supports Thunderbolt or USB with DisplayPort Alt Mode.

Importantly, it also has a built-in kickstand and VESA screw mounts. It even has built-in speakers if you don't care about sound quality.

I own a different 16-inch portable monitor (from Veout), and I find the size a good fit for working on the go, as it's bigger than my 14-inch laptop screen. At 1.54 pounds, this model is travel-friendly (though you'll probably want to get a case to protect the screen), while a pair of screw holes means you can also mount it on a stand or arm for home use.

I paid over $70 for a similar 16-inch portable monitor around this time last year (which is now "on sale" for more than I paid for it) and have been very happy with it. At less than $50, there's really not much reason why most of us shouldn't own one of these portable monitors. Aside from being great for work on the go, they are good for projects, testing PCs without having to drag a bigger powered screen out, and even for impromptu console or retro gaming sessions. -- Matt Safford

This 45-inch LG OLED is stretched out for immersion, making it the perfect panel for sim gaming

Have you ever looked at your regular, rectangular monitor and thought it was insufficient for your sim flying or racing rig? A normal ultrawides might be wide, but they won't capture real depth. That's where LG's huge 45GX950A-B OLED panel comes in. With a curious flare outward at each end, this panel is perfect for simulation rigs, which need an extra bit of pop to stand out.

The display is now $800 off in Best Buy's sales, dropping the price to $899, which is almost half price. Carrying a speedy 240Hz refresh rate and a 3440x1440 resolution, this panel also runs WebOS, offering a TV/monitor hybrid packed with the apps you'd expect from a fully-fledged TV set.

Once you go OLED, you can't go back, and in my experience, LG's panel quality is superb. The additional benefits that a curved ultrawide display can offer can only really be experienced. Expect more immersion in single-player and multiplayer titles that support wider fields of view, all running at buttery-smooth 240Hz. Rated for up to 98.5% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, expect a faithful representation of whatever you're looking at, along with its 800R curve, HDR support, and a brightness of up to 275cd/m².

Sporting an additional WebOS layer is a neat trick for a monitor, and it may add a quality-of-life factor into using the display day-to-day, as it also possesses a USB-C PD port rated up to 65W. While it has a pair of 7W speakers, for full immersion you'll likely want something a bit beefier to pair with it. You can also expect an Ethernet connector, headphone jack, two HDMI 2.1 ports, and a DisplayPort 1.4, to boot. Rocking such a deep discount at Best Buy, with $800 off, makes the panel almost half price. While it's definitely an unconventional monitor, it might be just the hybrid you're after. — Sayem Ahmed

A big bold OLED statement for your setup

We said the Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP was a monitor "within sight of perfection" when we reviewed it last year. Its sibling, the PG32UCDM, is now on sale at Amazon for Black Friday at its lowest-ever price. This model on sale here is a QD-OLED panel with a glossy anti-reflective screen, as opposed to the matte finish of its W-OLED counterpart. While this one doesn't offer the 480Hz 1080p mode, it is still an absolute barnstormer and features 240Hz 4K.

You'll struggle to find an OLED monitor this good for this price on Amazon or anywhere else for that matter. I recently made the jump from LED to OLED and the difference is absolutely staggering. - Stephen Warwick

32 inches, 4K resolution, and 240 Hz: MSI MPG 321URX available with an extra $100 discount

No, you’re not seeing double. While we had an earlier deal on the MSI MAG 321UPX earlier today, the slightly more premium MPG 321URX is also on sale. It’s still a 32-inch 4K monitor with a 240 Hz refresh rate and a 4K QD-OLED panel, but it has slightly higher specs than its MAG counterpart. And with a $100 instant discount at B&H Photo, the MPG 321URX is also marginally cheaper at $829.99.

The MPG 321URX has a more premium build and fancier packaging than the MAG 321UPX, includes additional USB and DisplayPort cables in the box, and features RGB illumination for the MSI logo. Additionally, the MPG 321URX offers additional USB 2.0 ports and a USB-C port with 90-watt power delivery that aren’t available on its lesser sibling.

One thing to note, though, is that while the physical characteristics of the monitors may differ, they both use the same QD-OLED panel, so image quality should be similar, if not identical. — Brandon Hill

It's time to upgrade that ancient monitor with this $170 AOC IPS panel

Upgrading your monitor is one of the simplest upgrades to make to just about any gaming setup. So, if you're sitting out on upgrading your system due to skyrocketing memory prices, why not upgrade your monitor? Discounted to just $169.99 at Best Buy, the AOC Q27G42ZE gives you a great reason to retire an old and rickety 1080p display.

This IPS panel is capable of spitting out an HDR image and sports a 240Hz (overclockable to 260Hz) refresh rate, making it excellent for gaming. When combined with G-Sync support, alongside a rapid pixel response time, it's ideal for twitchier titles where speed and responsiveness are paramount. Whether you use it for gaming or not, that kind of fluidity spoils you, and you'll soon be cursing every display that isn't just as fast.

You don't need to spend loads of cash to get a solid gaming monitor, especially as many productivity monitors now have faster refresh rates, too. So, now that capable gaming panels have steadily dropped in price over the years, now is the time to strike, unless you want to crash out and spend hundreds on RAM instead, but that's up to you, of course. — Sayem Ahmed

A cheaper OLED option that's $300 off

If you want an OLED monitor that won't break the bank, this Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 boasts an impressive spec sheet for under $500.

You get a 240Hz refresh rate, QHD resolution, matte finish, and more.

With OLED tech you get rapid GtG response times of just 0.03 ms and very smooth gameplay. The 240Hz will light up any title, but you can go even more hardcore with the 360Hz refresh option if you prefer, although that model has been sub-$600 before, making the 240Hz model the value play here. — Stephen Warwick

Get the coveted Alienware AW3423DWF for $500 as it drops to its lowest price ever

The Alienware 34 QD-OLED, across both the G-Sync AW3423DW and FreeSync AW3423DWF, is a modern gaming monitor legend. It introduced QD-OLED to the world of gaming monitors, and it's consistently dropped in price since its release. Now, once again, it's down to its lowest price ever at a gobsmacking $499.99.

It's a 34-inch ultrawide that tops out at 165Hz, and although more recent QD-OLED panels have pushed to far higher refresh rates, 165Hz is still very high. It earned high marks in our Alienware AW2423DWF review when it launched in late 2022, mainly for its stellar color and brightness performance.

This is a great monitor at a great price, and it's likely the lowest we'll see it go; Dell has it marked with a "clearance" tag for its Cyber Monday sale. Still, it has some issues that were indicative of earlier QD-OLED panels. Notably, there's subtle text fringing on the desktop, so if you're sensitive to that sort of thing, it's worth spending up for a newer QD-OLED panel. - Jake Roach

Save $110 on this five-star QD-OLED monitor from Asus

We don't hand out perfect scores often here at Tom's Hardware, but that's exactly what Asus' XG27ACDNG earned when we reviewed it earlier this year. It's a 27-inch QD-OLED display with a 1440p (QHD) resolution and blistering 360Hz refresh rate, and it comes with certifications for FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible, and VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400.

Our reviewer Christian Eberle wrote in his review, "The XG27ACDNG is pretty much flawless for gaming, video and productivity. 27-inch flat panels are an ideal size for footprint, pixel density and price. QHD resolution delivers high frame rates and the super quick response OLEDs are known for. I can’t imagine anyone regretting this purchase."

In addition to a gorgeous fourth-gen QD-OLED panel, which boasts the best color accuracy and coverage you can buy right now, the XG27ACDNG comes with the standard Asus treatment that helps its monitors stand out so much. That feature list includes a KVM switch, a tripod thread on top of the stand, and high-speed USB 3.2 ports, allowing you to use accessories like an external SSD through the built-in hub. - Jake Roach

Maximize your refresh rate for $150 with Acer's 280Hz monitor

High refresh rate displays are much more common than they used to be, but once you start going past 144Hz, the options dry up fast if you're on a strict budget. The Acer Nitro ED270 Z will let you push your refresh rate as high as possible for the least amount of money, giving you a silky 280Hz refresh rate for only $150 on Cyber Monday.

Refresh rate isn't everything, and the ED270 Z certainly trades some specs to reach that speed. It's tops out at 1080p, and Acer used a 27-inch panel, so the low resolution is a bit more noticeable. It's also curved, which may be a downside for you depending on your tolerance. - Jake Roach

Upgrade from 1080p on the cheap - buy a Gigabyte GS27QA SA 27-inch 180Hz QHD IPS Gaming monitor for $145.99

There are some standout monitor sales this Cyber Monday, one of those is this Gigabyte GS27QA SA that's $104 off MSRP and now just $145.99. It’s a 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) 180Hz IPS monitor with 1ms (MPRT) and AMD FreeSync support. And while it’s made for gaming, the 8-bit panel covers 100% sRGB and HDR ready for vibrant colors.

You get two HDMI 2.0, one DisplayPort 1.4, and an earphone jack for connectivity, and Gigabyte throws in a DisplayPort cable so you don’t have to buy one. Right now, it’s just $2 off its lowest price ever, but if you want to upgrade from 1080p, snag this great deal for a 27-inch 180Hz IPS Gaming monitor while it lasts. - Joe Shields

MSI’s MPG 321URX 32-inch 240Hz QD-OLED is at an all-time low price of $749.99 for Cyber Monday

If upgrading your monitor to 4K OLED is on your Cyber Monday shopping list, MSI’s MPG 321URX, a 4K, 32-inch, 240Hz, QD-OLED, is a great option. We’ve seen it on sale for under $900 before, but the current deal is an all-time low at $749.99.

I purchased this monitor a couple of months ago and absolutely love the extra screen real estate (from a 28-inch 2560x1440), the incredible colors, and the midnight blacks from this high-end panel. It has a rapid 0.03ms (GtG) response time and ClearMR 13000 certification for minimal ghosting and motion blur, making gaming an absolute joy. We won't list all the specs here, but it's got the juice from wide color gamut (138% sRGB/99% DCI-P3/97% Adobe RGB), ample connectivity (DisplayPort, two HDMI), and even a PD 90W-capable Type-C.

MSI’s OLED Care 2.0 packs several technologies to help prevent burn-in, and they back the monitor with a 3-year warranty for OLED panels (which includes safeguards against burn-in). I'm on this thing for a minimum of eight hours a day and don't regret the purchase. At an all-time low price under $750, now is the time to upgrade to an awesome 4K 240Hz OLED. - Joe Shields

Snatch a secondary monitor for $70 before it slips through your fingertips

Value is the name of the game, and MSI’s MP243XW is on sale over at Newegg for Cyber Monday. This panel might be an ideal secondary monitor for someone, especially since it’s somehow even cheaper than its already super-low regular price of $75.

The 24-inch panel might be ideal as a secondary monitor, considering its modest 100Hz refresh rate, and smaller than average size. At just $69.99 at Newegg, this monitor has what it takes when it comes to streaming, or productivity.

While the monitor is indeed cheap, just watch out for the lack of FreeSync, or G-Sync compatibility. Due to this small limitation, this parks the MP243XW as an ideal secondary monitor for everything else that might not require particularly demanding variable refresh rates.

I actually bought this monitor earlier this year for my wife’s gaming setup for this exact reason, and was pleasantly surprised by the bonus addition of built-in speakers, though you probably want to grab a set of your own, as things don’t get too loud. At just $70, you can't possibly ask for more value. — Sayem Ahmed

Be quick before this $150 Asus TUF 27-inch 1440p, 180Hz deal disappears

I'll keep this one brief: the Asus TUF VG27WQ3B is a QHD monitor with a speedy 180Hz refresh rate and sporting an immersive 1500R curve. With full support for gaming-focused features like Asus Extreme Low Motion Blur, in addition to Freesync, this is a solid gaming panel for those on a budget.

Now discounted by $50 to $149.99 at Newegg, this display could be your next gaming monitor, and it's particularly attractive because it should be fairly easy to saturate for most gaming PCs. If you're still stuck in 60Hz land, I weep for you, but this is a chance to change that and unlock the doors to green fields of higher refresh rates.

Offering up two HDMI 2.0 ports and a single DisplayPort 1.4, this modest gaming monitor also comes with a pair of 2W speakers and VESA compatibility. The biggest advantage of this display is that you're going to be able to saturate the panel, even with a more modest system in many titles.

If value is the play for Cyber Monday, then this limited-time offer, which drops the price to just $149.99 at Newegg, might just do the trick. Be aware that this price is only going to last for around an hour. So be quick before it disappears. — Sayem Ahmed

Asus’ portable monitor with a built-in tripod socket is just $80 at Amazon right now

Portable monitors have all kinds of use-cases, and the Asus ZenScreen MB169CK comes with a unique point which sets it apart from a lot of the competition. The panel is fitted with an embedded tripod socket on the rear, so if you want to mount it while you’re out and about, or if you are a content creator, this might be the panel you want to use to review all of your beautiful shots.

Discounted to $79.99 at Amazon, this 27% discount is solid and puts the panel into contention with the deals that we’ve seen from other portable monitor manufacturers this shopping season. However, if you’re after something from a reputable brand and with a bit of extra functionality, this offer is pretty decent.

Sporting a 5ms GtG response time, it’s not the fastest monitor in the world, but if you want to use a portable monitor as a portable battlestation while using a gaming handheld like the ROG Xbox Ally or Steam Deck, it will offer a decent experience. Offering a peak brightness of 250cd/m² and a 178-degree viewing angle, this IPS screen might do everything you need while on the go, with minimal sacrifices. Just note that this is indeed a 60Hz display, so don’t expect things to go any faster.

Currently discounted by 27% at Amazon, this little portable panel can do a lot, particularly if you intend to go out on the move, or if you’re visiting family this holiday and need something cheap and cheerful to tide you over. — Sayem Ahmed

Another nifty spec monitor from Samsung gets 42% discount

If you're on the hunt for a new monitor, Samsung has a couple of more unique specs and size combinations that stand out against the usual crop of 27-inch and 32-inch models. This 40-inch Odyssey G7 comes with WUHD resolution (5120 x 2160), 180Hz refresh rate, LED panel, 21:9 aspect ratio, and a curve. It's a monitor that can handle a little bit of everything and is now 42% off.

This would be a great monitor for anyone who wants to declutter a multi-display setup, or for anyone who wants an expansive monitor for gaming and productivity but doesn't want an overkill ultrawide. If this still feels a little much, there's a 37-inch option for $599. — Stephen Warwick

Rapid Samsung Odyssey 360Hz OLED gets $250 discount in Best Buy offer

Getting a speedy OLED display to get the most out of your gaming experience is a wise idea, but many of the 4K/240Hz displays out there are very hard to saturate, depending on your setup. Pushing that number of pixels and a high number of frames is going to be difficult, unless you’ve splashed out heaps on your GPU. So, the Samsung Odyssey G6 inhabits a solid middle-ground, offering a rapid 1440p, 360Hz combo instead.

Discounted by $250 at Best Buy, this OLED banger sports just about every premium gaming feature you could ask for, and comes in at a total of $649.99. This isn’t the cheapest OLED display we’ve seen this shopping season, but it’s definitely got the specs to warrant the slight premium.

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The G60SD also offers HDR10 support for stellar image reproduction in games or while watching media, with a 178-degree viewing angle, so it looks great from just about anywhere. With an anti-glare surface, the panel also offers static image protection, automatically reducing brightness to reduce the risk of burn-in.

Alongside its sleek metallic-silver design, this OLED will continue to be excellent for years, thanks to the fact that it inhabits an OLED sweet spot. With $250 off, it’s a solid offer on a panel that’s sure to deliver on whatever you might want to throw at it. — Sayem Ahmed

1080p gaming for less than $90

If you want to get a cheap 1080p monitor for budget gaming, be it as a gift for a burgeoning enthusiast, as a handy backup monitor, something to plug your retro consoles in, or anything else, then the tables have never been hotter. This AOC 27-inch 1080p monitor with 144Hz refresh rate is one of the cheapest out there right now at just $89.99.

Of course, this isn't some lights-out OLED monitor with 4 billion Hz refresh rate and 57-inch ultrawide panel, but a cheap and cheerful monitor can make a great gaming upgrade, and extra monitor for a gaming laptop, or a neat addition to a console setup for a young child or teenager. — Stephen Warwick

A 32-inch monitor for the price of a 27-inch monitor

A new deal on a monitor from Samsung gets you this 32-inch Odyssey G55C for the same price you'd pay for the 27-inch model, $199. Now 39% off for Cyber Monday, you get a QHD (1440p) monitor with 165Hz refresh, HDR10, 1ms response time. The lowest price we've seen on this so far.

Samsung is famously pretty pricey when it comes to monitors, so it's great to see that even its displays are getting hefty Cyber Monday discounts. This is a great option if you like a curve in your monitor and want a high refresh rate with decent resolution. — Stephen Warwick

This 1440p Alienware gaming monitor blasts enemies with its 180Hz refresh rate and low price

Dell's Alienware brand makes some great monitors, pushing the boundaries of picture quality, technology, and build quality. Shaving a massive 33% off the list price over on Dell's monitor deals page, the 27-inch Alienware AW2725DM is just $179.99. That's a stupendous price for a QHD monitor with a superfast 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms gray-to-gray response time on a fast-IPS panel. This is a lot of monitor for the money and a superb deal for a primary or even secondary screen for your PC setup.

Avoid screen tearing and visual anomalies with VESA adaptive-sync, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, plus compatibility with Nvidia G-Sync tech. The screen has a 400-nit brightness and great color accuracy with a DCI-P3 0f 95%. — Stewart Bendle

There's still time to grab the cheapest ultrawide going

If you want a vast amount of screen real estate, snappy gaming performance, and immersive visuals that won't break the bank, this Samsung G91F is one of the best options in the Cyber Monday sale.

Get the 49-inch Odyssey G9 with dual QHD resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and DisplayHDR 600 performance for just $699, 30% off and the lowest-ever price on this model.

Dual QHD resolution gives you an effective display area of two 1440p monitors side by side, perfect for productivity (without the hassle of two separate displays), and of course brilliant visuals for gaming. This one comes with a matte finish, 1ms response time, and both HDMI and USB connectivity. — Stephen Warwick

Already bought a new monitor? Arm yourself with a dual-monitor mount

Having one monitor on your desk, especially one as large as 32 inches, can take up a lot of desk space. When you combine this with the fact that adding another monitor can add even more room, getting a mount of some kind begins to make a lot of sense. When I built my current setup, I searched high and low for a no-frills gas-powered mount, and that’s exactly what Huanuo offered.

The Huano dual-monitor desk mount can support up to two 32-inch displays and can clamp directly onto your desk. The gas spring arms can hold up a decent amount of weight, and can be tightened or loosened using an included Allen key. Now with a solid $35 discount at Best Buy, you can grab a capable dual-monitor mount for less.

With the mount, you can clamp it onto your desk without the need for a drill, though if you have a cheaper IKEA tabletop or similar and have a pair of heavy monitors, you might want to reinforce your desk using a small wedge of wood to not cause any damage. Also, be sure to take a look at how your monitor’s VESA mounts can be inserted before you buy, to ensure there are no clearance issues.

With the displays mounted, you can tilt, swivel, and adjust to your heart’s content, with full 360-degree rotation, in case you want to use one of your monitors in portrait, which is super-handy for productivity. There are a handful of cable channels to route your wires through, to keep things nice and tidy. At under $50 at Best Buy, there’s almost no reason to splash out for something more expensive when this model works brilliantly. — Sayem Ahmed

Upgrade your mood lighting with this Govee G1 gaming monitor LED strip kit for just $39.99

You’ve just upgraded your gaming monitor. You’ve sat down, ready to play some big budget, cinematic game, but you’re not feeling it. It’s the lighting. It just doesn’t feel like you’re fully immersed without getting the monitor lighting right. That’s where this Govee G1 monitor LED lighting strip kit comes in, which is priced back down to a record-low $39.99 at the moment.

This isn’t just an ordinary LED strip kit, though. This RGBIC kit uses Govee’s VibraMatch technology to color-match around your monitor, with two strips of high-density LEDs that you can place around your monitor. It’s a backlight designed for monitors between 27 and 34 inches in size, with an easy stick-on application.

You’ve also got 123 preset modes, suitable for both gaming and office work, along with 11 different music modes, to switch your lighting to when you’re not playing games and want to switch to a more exciting color scheme. Everything is controllable using either the desktop app or by using Govee’s mobile app, and can also be synced with up to ten other Govee products in the same room.

Govee is one of the better supported smart home manufacturers, so if you want to upgrade your lighting, this would be a good option, and should be fully compatible with your existing smart home setup. – Ben Stockton

Samsung’s Odyssey G5 G55C 27-inch QHD 165Hz curved monitor is on sale for $149.99

Samsung’s Odyssey G55C is a 27-inch VA panel with a 2560x1440 resolution, a 165Hz refresh rate, and 1ms (MPRT) to minimize blur and ghosting, making it great for gaming. It also uses an ‘eyesight-perfect’ 1000R curve for increased immersion and supports AMD FreeSync technology to prevent screen tearing, and supports HDR10 for deep, dark blacks and luminous whites. For $149.99, it’s $99 off and a significant upgrade from a 1080p 60Hz monitor.

Inputs are a single DisplayPort (v1.2) and an HDMI port (v2.0). However, this config limits consoles (which only have HDMI output) to 4K 60 Hz, rather than the 120 Hz they can reach. It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the rear, but does not have USB ports. I like the large 32-inch screen area, and the increase in PPI over 1080/27-inch should be noticeable. Though the most outstanding feature is the $149.99 (40% off) price. Perhaps the lowest we’ve seen on a Samsung monitor. - Joe Shields

Hook up your PC at 4K with a 240Hz refresh rate with this DisplayPort cable, now 30% cheaper

A DisplayPort cable is still one of the better ways to hook up your PC to a monitor, because they typically support higher refresh rates and resolutions than HDMI alternatives. If you look on Amazon, however, you'll find a lot of very cheap DP cables that don't offer great refresh rates, especially at 4K, with 60Hz often the limit.

You don't want to be enjoying a 4K monitor capped at a 60Hz refresh rate, trust me. That's where this UGreen DP cable comes in, with a 6.6ft cable length and VESA certification, all for just $6.99, saving you 30% and taking it back down to its lowest ever price.

So, what're you getting? Well, it's a cable. It's braided, so you don't have to worry as much about cable damage, which might be a problem if you're moving this cable around a lot.

It supports DisplayPort 1.4 connections, and can output up to 8K at 60Hz. Yes, that's unlikely to be much use to most, but 4K certainly is. It fully supports 4K resolutions, hitting a far higher 240Hz refresh rate, making this a great option if you're looking to hook up your PC or laptop to a gaming monitor.

If you need a decent DP cable, this one will do the job pretty well. A high resolution and refresh rate, along with a low $6.99 sale price, make it far superior to a lot of its Amazon rivals on this Cyber Monday. -- Ben Stockton

A 43-inch 4K mini-LED monitor for $499?

As a purveyor of monitors I find this to be a frankly astonishing deal. Right now at Best Buy you can get a 4K 43-inch mini-LED monitor from Samsung for $499, a massive $500. This Neo G7 is a little older these days but still offers 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response times, and more.

There are some great monitors out there but I'm struggling to find a better deal in terms of price, specs, size, and saving this Cyber Monday. — Stephen Warwick

Get a QD-OLED for record-low pricing as MSI drops the MAG 271QPX to just $410

Prices on QD-OLED monitors are tumbling, and MSI is pushing them down to new lows. The MAG 271QPX is on sale for just $409.99, shaving a solid 41% ($290) off the list price of $699.99. It's by far the best deal I've seen on an OLED monitor all of Cyber Monday, and just about every model available is on sale for a good price.

This is a 27-inch display with a 1440p resolution and 240Hz refresh rate, and if you're in-touch with monitors, you might be able to spot that it's a second-gen QD-OLED panel. We've taken a look at the MPG 271QRX, which is a version of this monitor with a more recent 360Hz QD-OLED panel, but even the older panel offerings come with exceptional highlights and some of the best color performance money can buy.

The main drawback with an older QD-OLED panel is text fringing. On fine details, you can spot a bit of fringing on the screen. I've never had an issue with it, even after testing dozens of early QD-OLED panels, but some folks are sensitive to it.

Outside of the panel, the MAG 271QPX comes with the full assortment of bells and whistles you'd expect out of high-end monitor. That includes HDMI 2.1 for console support, a USB-C connection, and MSI's extensive OLED Care 2.0 toolkit. - Jake Roach

Hook up your PC at 4K with a 240Hz refresh rate with this DisplayPort cable, now 30% cheaper

A DisplayPort cable is still one of the better ways to hook up your PC to a monitor, because they typically support higher refresh rates and resolutions than HDMI alternatives. If you look on Amazon, however, you'll find a lot of very cheap DP cables that don't offer great refresh rates, especially at 4K, with 60Hz often the limit.

You don't want to be enjoying a 4K monitor capped at a 60Hz refresh rate, trust me. That's where this UGreen DP cable comes in, with a 6.6ft cable length and VESA certification, all for just $6.99, saving you 30% and taking it back down to its lowest ever price.

So, what're you getting? Well, it's a cable. It's braided, so you don't have to worry as much about cable damage, which might be a problem if you're moving this cable around a lot.

It supports DisplayPort 1.4 connections, and can output up to 8K at 60Hz. Yes, that's unlikely to be much use to most, but 4K certainly is. It fully supports 4K resolutions, hitting a far higher 240Hz refresh rate, making this a great option if you're looking to hook up your PC or laptop to a gaming monitor.

If you need a decent DP cable, this one will do the job pretty well. A high resolution and refresh rate, along with a low $6.99 sale price, make it far superior to a lot of its Amazon rivals on this Cyber Monday. -- Ben Stockton

Upgrade to a 21:9 monitor for only $210 as the Acer Nitro ED340CUR hits its lowest price ever

Even with bigger, faster, and more vibrant ultrawide monitors, you don’t normally see a basic 21:9 monitor drop below $300. The Acer Nitro ED340CUR is the exception. It’s on sale for half-off for Cyber Monday at Best Buy, dropping its $419.99 list price down to just $209.99.

That’s an excellent price. Just a few months ago, our friends over at Tom’s Guide highlighted the ED340CUR when it dropped to $300, and now you can get it for $90 less. It’s a typical 34-inch ultrawide, with a 3440 x 1440 resolution (WQHD) and a refresh rate of 120Hz. Acer claims a 1ms GtG response time, which is likely with the VA panel, but you could run into black smearing if you overclock the monitor too far.

Outside of the panel specs, the monitor comes with a subtle 1500R curve, which works well with a 34-inch ultrawide, and it’s certified with AMD FreeSync Premium for variable refresh rate with Intel, AMD, and Nvidia GPUs. - Jake Roach

This 23.8-inch monitor isn't fancy, but it's $90

If you use an extra monitor for anything other than gaming, you might not need bells and whistles. For Cyber Monday, the Acer Nitro KG241Y P3bip (yes, that's the name!) is $89.99 over at Newegg.

That's not to say this 1080p, 180 Hz display couldn't handle any gaming, but this 23.8-inch VA panel is pretty small.

But you could put it on a VESA monitor arm next to your main monitor for web browsing, watching streams, or even vertically for coding or social media. — Andrew E. Freedman

Upgrade your 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor to a brand new 180Hz 1080p MSI MAG 244C for under $87.99!!

If you’re working with a 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor but don’t quite have enough budget for a new video card to jump to a higher resolution high FPS gaming, MSI’s 180Hz MAG 244C curved gaming monitor is on sale now for $87.88, down $42 in this Cyber Monday deal. It’s a great compromise to hold you over until prices become more reasonable.

You get a 24-inch VA panel with a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT to reduce ghosting, while Adaptive sync support prevents screen tearing. The sleek frameless design is ‘frameless’ on three sides with HDMI 2.0b and DisplayPort 1.2a connections, which support 1080p/180Hz. It’s also HDR-ready, enhancing contrast and shadow depth. It also comes with an adjustable stand, and don’t forget that 1500R curve that adds to gaming immersion.

We like this panel for the bottom barrel price, but not for its features or specifications. As a gamer, moving from 60Hz to 165Hz was a completely different gaming experience. My move cost over $300 at the time; while right now, you can get the 244C for a pittance, $87.99. - Joe Shields

The $299 ROG Strix XG27UCS is a great 4K monitor to go with your new graphics card

We've already talked about how a modern GPU can be an attractive upgrade for systems with five-year-old or even older CPUs inside. But if you're still rocking an older, lower-resolution monitor, it might be time to make the jump to 4K.

Higher-resolution monitors are much less of an obstacle to high frame rates than they used to be, thanks to the advent of upscaling and framegen technologies. To take full advantage of the performance and image quality improvements those tools offer, though, you really want a 4K monitor for reasons we discussed in a brief investigation this week.

That brings us to Asus' ROG Strix XG27UCS. This bright, crisp, and colorful 4K 160Hz display is on sale for $299 at Amazon . This is the monitor I personally use on the Tom's Hardware graphics test bench, and I bought it with my own money last year when it was $70 more expensive. I thought it was a good deal then, and it's an even better deal now.

The XG27UCS offers 95% DCI-P3 coverage for highly saturated colors in games, as well as a 400 cd/m2 max SDR brightness that's practically retina-searing at 100%. It also has Asus' variable overdrive tech, which matches the amount of overdrive applied in response to the variable refresh rate for the crispest motion throughout its 48-160Hz VRR range. You can even turn on Extreme Low Motion Blur black-frame insertion in tandem with VRR for potentially even crisper motion.

The XG27UCS also offers USB-C input support via DisplayPort Alt Mode and 15W charging if you need to dock a laptop in a pinch, and its stand has a handy tripod socket on top so that you can install streaming gear securely. It embodies the "everything you need, nothing you don't" ethos well, and I have zero complaints with it after many hours of use. (Well, just one: it's not an OLED. But we make do.) Grab this 4K display for just $299 at Amazon. - Jeff Kampman

Upgrade your 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor to a brand new 180Hz 1080p MSI MAG 244C for under $87.99!

If you’re working with a 24-inch 60Hz 1080p monitor but don’t quite have enough budget for a new video card to jump to a higher resolution, high FPS gaming, MSI’s 180Hz MAG 244C curved gaming monitor is on sale now for $87.88, down $42 in this Cyber Monday deal. It’s a great compromise to hold you over until prices become more reasonable.

You get a 24-inch VA panel with a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms MPRT to reduce ghosting, while Adaptive sync support prevents screen tearing. The sleek frameless design is ‘frameless’ on three sides with HDMI 2.0b and DisplayPort 1.2a connections, which support 1080p/180Hz. It’s also HDR-ready, enhancing contrast and shadow depth. It also comes with an adjustable stand, and don’t forget that 1500R curve that adds to gaming immersion.

We like this panel for its bottom-barrel price, but not for its features or specifications. As a gamer, moving from 60Hz to 165Hz was a completely different gaming experience. My move cost over $300 at the time, while right now, you can get the 244C for a pittance, $87.99. - Joe Shields

$79.99 for an Asus gaming monitor, in this economy? Grab it fast!

Stop the presses! The cheapest, best value gaming monitor we've seen today, at least from a brand you'd recognize, has just popped up on Amazon. We've already mentioned the 27-inch curved variant of this Asus TUF Gaming VG249QE5A gaming monitor, but there's also a heck of a deal on its 24-inch flat sibling, with Amazon slashing the price to just $79.99, a new record low for this model.

What are you getting for that price? A pretty laudable set of specs. This is a 1080p display with a 144Hz refresh rate, which will be a noticeable step up if you've been stuck with an old 60Hz office monitor. 1080p continues to be the most common option for gaming, too, according to recent Steam Hardware surveys, so you'll be in the majority if you decide to game on this thing.

That 144Hz refresh rate, which you can overclock to 146Hz for some reason, isn't groundbreaking, but it will help you smooth out any rapid motions in fast-paced games you might play. Unbelievably, this budget-conscious monitor punches above its weight with built-in speakers, a tilt-adjustable stand, and Asus' ELMB Sync feature, which helps eliminate motion blur.

You will not find a better set of specs on a gaming-focused monitor at this price. Whether you're on a tight budget looking for an upgrade or a second monitor, this $79.99 Asus TUF Gaming display is an easy decision. -- Ben Stockton

Our favorite headset is 35% off

(Edit: I accidentally posted this to the wrong blog, but it's a great deal!)
Razer may have dropped a new BlackShark V3 Pro recently, but the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) is still our favorite gaming headset at the moment — because it sounds great, and it makes you sound great. And it's still 35% off for Cyber Monday — down to just $129.99 (was $199.99) at Amazon.

This wireless, over-ear headset is lightweight and extremely comfortable and it has a detachable boom mic that makes your voice sound fantastic. It features Razer's 50mm "Triforce Titanium" dynamic drivers, which are tuned for gaming and come with several game-ready presets pre-installed.

It offers both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity — not simultaneous, which you'll find in the BlackShark V3 Pro, but with a quick-switch button that works well enough. It doesn't offer an analog or wired connection, but it gets up to 70 hours of battery life — which should be plenty for even a serious gamer. You can read our full review of the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) here. — Sarah

[PRIMED]The OLED monitor I'm starting at right now is on sale

I recently made the switch from a plain old LED monitor to this fantastic OLED from Samsung. I bought the 32-inch version of the G81SF, and I honestly can't believe how good the image quality and color are. It has transformed gaming on both my PC and my Xbox Series X, and the build quality really shines. Right now in the U.S. at Amazon, the smaller model is $834.99, and the larger model is $949.99. That's the lowest price ever on either model at Amazon, and prices that match both Best Buy and Newegg.

Headline specs for the G81SF include 4K resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync support, HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort connectivity, and a USB port. Burn-in is less of a concern on OLED numbers these days, but Samsung has still added its Safeguard+ Dynamic Cooling system, which features a Pulsating Heat Pipe that releases coolant to dissipate heat five times faster than a graphite sheet. It also comes with a three-year warranty that includes burn-in coverage, although expect usual caveats about fair usage, etc, to apply. — Stephen Warwick

This Gigabyte 27-inch 180Hz IPS display could be great as a cheap gaming monitor or secondary screen

Right, okay. It can’t be OLEDs all the time. But, if you’re already kitted out with an OLED, or if you’re looking for a cheap and cheerful display to get you through the ongoing DRAM pricing apocalypse to salve your wounds, Gigabyte has you covered. If you’re looking for a panel that exceeds 144Hz and has a host of gaming features without breaking the bank, this might be the deal you’re searching for.

The Gigabyte GS27QA is a 27-inch, 180Hz IPS panel with a 1ms MPRT response time. Now, it’s almost half price, at just $145.99 on Amazon, which is just two dollars off its lowest-ever price.

The GS27QA supports AMD FreeSync, features a decent-enough 1440p panel, and covers 100% of the sRGB color gamut, so it should reproduce images well. The screen also supports HDR10, if you’re willing to put up with the arduous task of managing your HDR settings in Windows. Expect to find a pair of HDMI 2.0 ports, an earphone jack, and DisplayPort 1.4.

Otherwise, the display is fairly humble. It’s not got the greatest panel technology, nor the fastest speeds. But, if you mainly use your PC or display for productivity or playing slower-paced single-player titles, then why break the bank for something super fancy? That’s where Gigabyte’s GS27QA comes in. It’ll certainly show up and do the job. - Sayem Ahmed

[PRIMED]MSI’s Pro MP273L E14 27-inch, 144Hz, 1080p gaming/office monitor is now $89.99 - office by day, gaming dominance at night

This slick business/gaming crossover model, now priced at an all-time low of $89.99, promises a blend of features suitable for the office, like the MSI Power Link feature (to turn on a compatible MSI mini-PC - attaches to the VESA mount in back - by the monitor’s power button), EyesErgo tech (blue light, anti-flicker/glare), and even an accessory slot on the base for small peripheral storage.

On the other hand, the display features a 144Hz high-refresh-rate IPS panel with a 1ms (MPRT) response time. This configuration supports AMD FreeSync to minimize screen tearing and ghosting. For connectivity, it includes HDMI (v2.0) and a legacy VGA connector, but notably lacks DisplayPort. You will need to use HDMI to reach 144Hz.

For only $89.99 ($40 off!), the Pro MP273L E14 monitor is an excellent value, equally adept at efficient office work during the day and intense, high-energy gaming sessions at night. But the real deal is in the low price. Get it now, before it expires. - Joe Shields

[OOS]Budget gaming monitor from Samsung? Buy a Samsung S3 24-inch 1080p, 120Hz, IPS panel for under $90

It's rare to find a Samsung electronic device priced under $90, which makes the current sale on the Samsung S3 (S32GF) noteworthy at $89.99. This monitor offers several excellent features for the price, including an IPS panel with a fast 5ms (GtG) response time, wide viewing angles, a broad color gamut, and a tilting stand.

This budget-friendly 1920x1080 120Hz IPS panel offers solid value as an entry-level gaming monitor. Key features include a wide color gamut (72% NTSC/99% sRGB), Gaming mode, and Eye Saver technology (low blue light). Connectivity is limited to two HDMI (v1.4) ports, which is typical for this price point, and unsurprisingly lacks DisplayPort, headphone, or USB ports.

It has a modern aesthetic with ultra-thin bezels and a sleek design, which is excellent for the price. For under $90, the S32GF is a worthwhile upgrade for anyone looking to upgrade to a better panel type and higher refresh rates on the cheap. - Joe Shields

There's still time to grab a bargain on a portable IPS monitor before Cyber Monday ends

We've reviewed several KYY portable monitors over the years and have been impressed with their overall quality, features, and aggressive pricing. This latest discount makes the K3 a great buying opportunity for anyone needing a second monitor to carry while traveling or to use as a smaller secondary monitor next to their traditional desktop monitor.

So, what does a sub-$70 price tag get you these days? The K3 features a larger 15.6-inch IPS panel with a 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution. The refresh rate is 60 Hz and the panel is covered in a matte, anti-glare finish. The K3 features two USB-C ports supporting DisplayPort Alt Mode for a one-cable USB-C connection (data and power) to your laptop or desktop. There's also a mini-HDMI port for legacy connections or for connecting with devices like a Raspberry Pi.

Despite the bargain basement price, the K3 offers some nice added touches, like dual integrated speakers. Also, KYY includes a faux-leather smart case that doubles as a multi-position stand for the K3. When the portable monitor is not in use, the case covers the display, preventing it from being damaged during transport. The smart case also allows the K3 to be used in either a horizontal or vertical orientation. It's a simple and effective 2-in-1 solution for frequent travelers.

The K3 weighs just 1.3 pounds and is 0.3 inches thin, allowing it to easily slip into a laptop bag. Included in the box are a USB-A to USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-C cable, and a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable.

Grab one before Cyber Monday ends!
-- Brandon Hill / Les Pounder

Post-Cyber Monday price drop!

I've been tracking this monitor all weekend, and have recommended it at both $1,499 and a reduced price of $1,479. Imagine my surprise when I woke this morning and found it was even cheaper on Amazon. Thanks to a post-Cyber Monday price drop, you can score one for just $1,449.

• Cyber Monday PC hardware deals at Amazon

This is an absolutely outrageous buy for anyone who wants to buy one monitor and simply never think about display real estate ever again. As per our review, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 stuns with a fantastic gaming experience, stunning image, deep contrast, saturated color, super smooth refresh rate, and a premium build. Here's how it performed in our benchmarks:

As you can see this monitor is no slouch, with snappy response times and very low input lag, a real premium pick. - Stephen Warwick

Epic gameplay shenanigans can now commence with this 27-inch Asus ROG Strix monitor, now at a record-low $229

There’s an epic bargain to be had right now on a gaming monitor that FPS gamers will simply love. Forget Cyber Monday, because this 27-inch Asus ROG Strix display has dropped in price to a record low after the huge sales event, dropping to just $229.

This is a 1080p gaming monitor, which is still the majority preference for most gamers based on recent Steam hardware surveys, but it’s also especially popular among the competitive FPS crowd. If you’re a serious Counter Strike player, for instance, you’re probably running at 1080p. Added to that is this display’s 380Hz refresh rate, perfect for any super-fast movements you or your enemies make.

This is a high-spec monitor, so along with that high refresh rate, you’re also getting Asus’ ELMB-Sync tech, which will eliminate the motion blurring entirely. It ships with a fast IPS panel, which offers great viewing angles, and is also fully certified for both AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync, which will match your refresh rate to your GPU’s frame rate.

Serious and casual gamers alike will get a lot of enjoyment from this Asus ROG Strix monitor, so jump on it before that price shoots back up. — Ben Stockton

Woosh, another Asus ROG Strix monitor at record lows, this time with 1440p!

There’s not one, but two great deals on Asus ROG Strix monitors to be had now that we’re past Cyber Monday. Sitting alongside the 1080p model I’ve mentioned below, there’s also a 1440p alternative if you’re looking for a sharper image, and it’s also down to record lows on Amazon, priced at just $299.

Alongside the sharper image, this Asus ROG Strix display features a 270Hz refresh rate. That isn’t quite as high as the 380Hz offered on the 1080p model, but 270Hz is hardly slow, and easily and significantly outmatches many of the rivals you’ll find at this price point. Expect your gameplay visuals to appear buttery smooth as a result.

You’re also getting many of the same features as the other model, including Asus ELMB-Sync to destroy motion blurs, along with AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility to match up with your GPU’s output to stop the screen tears. A three-year warranty is thrown in, too, for that extra peace of mind.

This is a seriously impressive monitor for less than $300. If I was picking up a display right now, I’d be looking at this, and with a price that has dropped even further since Black Friday, you’re not paying a premium for it, either. – Ben Stockton

Hurry and snag a speedy 500Hz Alienware monitor for under $400

Okay, so you've already got a fast gaming monitor, but it's still not fast enough for you. You've tried 240Hz, and it felt lacking, and you still outpace the breakneck speeds of 360Hz. Well, how about 500Hz? These displays made it onto the market a couple of years ago, boasting ultra-fast refresh rates, and were positioned directly at the competitive gaming market.

The Alienware AW252HF is one of the panels where performance trumps all, and with its rapid refresh rate, and 1080p FHD screen resolution, you can get primed to outpace your rivals, so long as your gaming GPU can saturate a monitor of this caliber. Armed with a $150 discount over at Dell, the panel is still priced at under $400.

The 25-inch IPS panel should be brilliant for fast-paced r competitive titles. You can unlock the fast refresh rate of up to 500Hz using DisplayPort, though the monitor is also equipped with HDMI 2.1, in case you wanted to hook up your gaming consoles to it. Offering both USB upstream and downstream, it's a capable little panel and comes with AMD Freesync Premium to ensure that your gameplay experience remains buttery smooth.

With monitor deals starting to disappear, there's a chance that this one will vanish soon too, so if you want to bag this saving, act fast. This niche display is strictly all about gaming performance, and if that's what you are after, you can't do much better without spending significantly more cash. — Sayem Ahmed

Don't miss out on this 27-inch 200Hz 1440p LG Ultragear gaming monitor for under $200

You don't need to splurge out on the most expensive display to get a good gaming monitor these days, and that's true of the LG Ultragear 27G610A-B, which boasts an IPS panel, 2560 x 1440 resolution, and a fast refresh rate of up to 200Hz. While we have seen better deals for monitors of this class, many of those deals have now expired. However, at B&H this display is still available for under $200, thanks to a $100 holiday discount.

A 200Hz refresh rate and 1440p panel inhabit a really good mid-range sweet spot, which most modern gaming PCs should be able to saturate well. If you have an RTX 40 or 50 series graphics card and enable some frame generation frills, that job becomes even easier.

The display offers a black stabilizer, in addition to HDR10, and up to 400 nits of peak brightness. When combined with support for FreeSync Premium, you'll be sure to get a solid gameplay experience out of this panel. So, if you're still using an old 1080p monitor, don't wait around, as this panel is poised to offer a fantastic upgrade over that dusty old one that you've been using for years.

Once you get used to using a panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz or higher, it's really difficult to go back, and now with prices more accessible than ever before, you can snatch yourself a bargain this holiday. — Sayem Ahmed

Black Friday may be past, but it's still a great time to save a pretty penny on PC parts and build a storming rig at a discounted price. If money is no object or you want the best PC without compromise, then we've put together an all-singing, all-dancing PC build that will run any game at 4K or beyond and blitz through any benchmark you can think of.

We've paired the best processor in the world, the Ryzen 9 9950X3D from AMD, with the world's best gaming GPU, the RTX 5090. Yes, that's a lot of money, but we haven't been silly about the rest of our components, tracking down some good deals to score us a 4TB SSD, a great motherboard and cooler, and somehow, 96GB of DDR5 RAM for "just" $559.

$5000-ish gaming PC: Quick list

• AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D CPU: was $699 now $660 at Amazon
• be quiet! Light Loop 360mm White CPU cooler: was $199 now $143 at Amazon
• Asus ROG Strix X870-A motherboard: was $329 now $239 at Amazon
• Asus TUF RTX 5090: $2,999 at Best Buy
• G.Skill Ripjaws M5 Neo RGB Series 96GB: $559 at Newegg
• Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB SSD: was $469 now $369 at Amazon
• NZXT H9 Flow mid-tower case: was $169.99 now $139 at Amazon
• Corsair HX1500i (2025) power supply unit: was $389 now $349 at Amazon

Money no object: Cyber Monday gaming PC

With gobs of CPU and GPU power, a clean white theme, RGB LEDs aplenty, a roomy, stylish case, and a rock-solid power supply, we think it's hard to do much better than this build for the deep-pocketed enthusiast. Sure, you can start looking at Threadripper CPUs and RTX Pro 6000 graphics power if you need even more compute on tap, but that's truly territory for those who already know.

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The PC building supremos iBuyPower have extended Cyber Monday, putting together an epic package of discounts on new gaming PCs in a sales event that the company is calling Cyber Week. There are some seriously powerful options on sale here that could help you upgrade from your dusty old rig to something with a bit more oomph.

iBuyPower has already slashed its prices hard during during this entire Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales event, with huge discounts on machines with powerful CPUs and GPUs like the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, so it's good to see the sales continue for a few more days.

• Check out these Cyber Week gaming PC deals at iBuyPower

These extended deals will run until 11.59 pm PT on Sunday, December 6. If you're quick, you can score up to $200 more off the sale prices of these iBuyPower gaming PCs via the company's store. The deal applies to both pre-built and custom desktop machines, so even if an existing rig doesn't take your fancy, you can still score a big price drop on a more personalized PC.

You'll need to use the coupon code CYBERWEEK to gain these extra savings, from 5% on custom builds over $999, along with between $50 to $200 extra off on already discounted rigs, depending on their current sales price. iBuyPower is also giving away a free Asus gaming monitor worth $159 with all custom PC orders, although this isn't included with the pre-built machines.

Top iBuyPower Cyber Monday Gaming PC Deals

These deals will be valid all week, as long as the stock lasts, so make sure to jump in and grab the machine you want before it runs out, while also making sure to use coupon code CYBERWEEK at the checkout to get the full discount.

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If you're looking for further savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, Gaming Chair, Best Wi-Fi Routers, or CPU Deals pages.

November is one of the best months to consider getting in on the 3D printing hobby. So far, all the major names in 3D printing have offered discounts on their printer lineups, and manufacturer Creality has added more printers and accessory deals to the Creality Black Friday Mega Sale. This event runs till the end of the month, finishing on November 29, 2025, with the Black Friday carnival.

• See all Creality Black Friday Mega Sale deals

These are the best deals on standalone 3D printers from Creality, with some models offering up to 34% off during Creality's sale. 3D printing is one of the most enjoyable ways to bring your imagination's creations to life. There's never been a better time to get into maker hobbies and design and build your own projects.

Check out the great deals on Creality 3D printers below.

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An investment in a new gaming chair or desk is one of the biggest improvements you can make to your setup, and thanks to Secretlab's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, you don't have to break the bank to do so. Secretlab's holiday savings are now in full swing with huge price cuts on its chairs, desks, recliners, and accessories that could help you save you up to £200. Prices are slashed from 12th November to 5th December, or at least until the stock runs out, so you best be quick.

• Check all the Black Friday Deals at Secretlab

Some of the company's biggest products are on sale right now, including the Secretlab Titan Evo and Secretlab Titan Evo Nanogen, as well as newer favourites like the Recliner add-on. With Secretlab producing some of the best gaming chairs that you can buy, these Black Friday deals are the perfect chance to upgrade your comfort and save some pennies while you're at it.

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If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, gaming chair, or CPU Deals pages.

As a treat for fans of Apple computers, some of the company's best and most affordable computers have dropped to new all-time low prices. With Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales just on the horizon, early discounts are already starting to appear at retailers. The MacBook Air (one of the best premium laptops) and Mac Mini, very popular computers for both enthusiasts and entry-level users, are seeing some of the best discounts of the bunch, with the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch laptop dropping as low as $749.

• Check out Mac deals at Amazon

All of the listed systems use the M4 chip, Apple's well-received ARM-based processor. Apple has just recently announced the M5 processor, and that's already available in Apple's MacBook Pro laptops; hence, we should be seeing more discounts, hopefully on M4-based computers, in the near future as Apple brings out more M5 machines. But Apple products also have a history of holding their value for a lot longer than other brands.

Here are the deals we're seeing on Apple's latest Macs:

In our tests, Apple's M4 processor has excelled. On laptops like the 15-inch MacBook Air and the 14-inch MacBook Pro, the chip has continued to enable all-day battery life. In the Mac Mini, the M4 processor allows for a tiny design that is speedy and powerful, whilst also being exceptionally quiet.

All of these devices can run the latest macOS 26.1 Tahoe with Apple's new "liquid glass" aesthetic. And with the Apple M4 processor used in conjunction with the latest OS, you can make the most out of Apple Intelligence, like integrating ChatGPT or live translation

Black Friday is really picking up steam, with so many manufacturers and retailers already offering steep discounts on their best products. xTool, a manufacturer of enthusiast and professional-grade laser cutters and printers, started its Black Friday deals on November 3, and they will be running all the through Black Friday, and then a Cyber Monday Frenzy with the sale lasting until December 15, 2025!

• Check all the Black Friday Deals at Xtool

You can pick up any of the xTool products either directly from xTool's website or from their Amazon page. The discounted sales prices are identical on both, so it's up to personal preference if you have a preferred retailer. The xTool range of laser cutters and engravers are designed for the serious enthusiast, crafter, or small business, and this is reflected in both the quality and scale of the item and the price. These printers and cutters aren't cheap, but if you want to produce expert crafting pieces, or maybe even start a small business producing crafts, then these are the pieces of kit you're going to be looking at.

We've had the chance to review several of xTools laser cutters and engravers, and have links to the reviews paired with the deals. You can also take a look at our Best Laser Cutters and Engravers 2025 guide for more information on other types of available products.

One of our favourite 3D printer manufacturers, Bambu Lab, has dropped its big Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale, and we're excited to see discounts on our favourite printers. Taking place from Tuesday, October 28, to December 5, 2025, the Bambu Lab Black Friday sales extravaganza will feature discounts on all of their most popular 3D printers, accessories, and bundles.

You can grab savings of up to 31% off Bambu Lab products site-wide. Plus, if you subscribe to the Bambu Lab newsletter, you are entered into a competition to win a free H2C printer, with the draw taking place on December 5, 2025.

We have selected our favourite 3D printer deals and listed the Black Friday sale pricing below. We've also had the opportunity to review all of these printer models, so we can provide an extensive and authoritative review of the performance of the models listed.

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These are the best deals on the standalone 3D Printers from Bambu Lab, with some printers having up to a staggering £200 price reduction in this sale. There's never been a better time to get into maker hobbies, and 3D printing is one of the most enjoyable for making some fantastic projects.

Bambu Lab 3D Printer Deals

Automatic Material Systems Attachment Deals

These AMS addons (Automatic Material Systems) for the Bambu Lab printers add the abilities to perform multi-color prints, or help with filament drying and storage. Depending on the 3D printer combination and compatibility you can link multiple units. All of the following AMS units are discounted in the Bambu Lab Black Friday sale.

It feels crazy early, but 3D Printer manufacturer Elegoo has already jumped the gun and is offering big discounts on a range of their products - including their latest printers, such as the Centauri Carbon. You can save up to 53% on certain Elegoo products, with discounts of up to 36% on individual 3D printer purchases. The Elegoo BFCM (Black Friday & Cyber Monday) sale started October 24, 2025, and lasts through to December 1, 2025.

We've collected a selection of the best printer deals available, with many of these 3D printer models having spent time on our test benches for in-depth reviews and analysis. We can provide an extensive and authoritative review of the performance of many of the models listed. The Elegoo Centauri Carbon, one of our favourite 3D printers, it's also the main workhorse of Tom's Hardware Editor, Les Pounder, and he's provided a hands-on account of his experience with the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Aside from the list below, we also have a more general roundup of PC and 3D printer deals in our Black Friday hub.

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Elegoo’s Centauri Carbon has rapidly become my go-to 3D printer, and I bought it after reading Denise Bertacchi’s excellent review, which saw us give it the Editor’s Choice Award. At $400, it was already an extremely cost-effective CoreXY 3D printer, but in the Black Friday / Cyber Monday sale over at Elegoo, it's now only $279, its lowest ever price!

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon is a wonderful 3D printer. I picked mine up back in March 2025, and I’ve been using it to print everything in my new office. From simple hooks and hangers to a full Mini-ITX NAS server case, the Elegoo Centauri Carbon has been a joy to use. - Les Pounder

With the Elegoo Centauri Carbon, you get the stability and precision of a Core XY 3D printer, so no “bed slinging,” just reliable and precise movements, at super high speed. Seriously, this thing can move! A top print speed of 500mm per second, although 250 mm per second is recommended. Default acceleration is 10,000 mm/s², and with a maximum of 20,000 mm/s² possible, I can print a pre-sliced Benchy in 15 minutes, and the quality is still good!

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon has a build volume of 256 x 256 x 256 mm, which is plenty for most projects. The direct drive extruder can handle PLA/PETG/TPU/ABS filaments at up to 320 °C. If you want to print with more exotic filaments, the brass hotend can be swapped for a hardened steel version.

The printer is fully enclosed, and while it may not have chamber heating, the build plate heats up to 110 °C, and amply warms the chamber for those trickier filaments (I’m looking at you ABS!). The chamber has a camera, from which you can view our prints in real time via the Elegoo Slicer (a fork of Orca Slicer). I’ll be honest here, the camera and lighting for the chamber are passable, but not great. Better lighting would really help the 720P camera. On the other hand, I am watching a print, not streaming it to Twitch!

Bed leveling (also known as tramming) is now a thing of the past. Even my older Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro had auto bed leveling. The Centauri Carbon goes much further, with a full calibration process when getting set up. Bed leveling, PID tuning for the hotend and print bed, and input shaping, which cancels out “ghosting/ringing” in high-speed 3D prints by slightly counteracting the movement.

The Elegoo Slicer is where we load in our prints, slice, and then print. Coming from Prusa Slicer, Elegoo Slicer took me a little time to get used to, but now I am zipping around, loading multiple plates for complex projects, like my 3D printed server case. Unlike other Core XY 3D printers, the Centauri Carbon doesn’t need a cloud service to run. The web interface runs on the printer, and you have full control over prints via Elegoo Slicer or via a web interface on the local network. If you don’t want to use Wi-Fi to send your prints, then you can use USB, but I am now totally converted to sending my prints over Wi-Fi, even though the machine is right behind me.

More Elegoo FDM 3D Printer Deals

These are the best deals on the standalone FDM 3D Printers from Elegoo, with some printers having up to a 36% price reduction in this sale. There's never been a better time to get into maker hobbies, and 3D printing is one of the most enjoyable for making some fantastic projects.

Elegoo Resin 3D Printer Deals

For those of us that crave exacting details, for architectural / engineering models and yes, printing your own statues and wargaming figures, let's not forget the Resin 3D printer range from Elegoo. There are discounts of up to 35% on popular models like the Saturn 4 Ultra. Other models, including the Saturn 3, Saturn 3 Ultra, and Mars 5 Ultra also receive hefty discounts.

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We've said before that it's not a good time to buy a high-end graphics card. We expect new releases from Nvidia, AMD and Intel within the next couple of months. In fact, we'd be very surprised if we don't have an RTX 5080 and 5090 launch in January.

However, you might be sitting here in early December thinking "I don't care about what happens in January, I want the best graphics card I can buy today." And that card would be the RTX 4090. 

If you care about ray tracing, the differences are quite stark. With an RTX 4090, at 4K resolution, you get a playable 55 fps on the RTX 4090 and 103.9 fps at 2K resolution. However, there's a huge step down on those frame rates when you use the next card down, the RTX 4080 Super.

There may be a huge difference when we finally see the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, but for now, the RTX 4090 is the leader. Unfortunately, the cards themselves are selling out like crazy. 

When I started writing this article, I intended to include links to RTX 4090 cards that were available for $1,799 and $1,819 at Best Buy. By the time I'd written a couple of paragraphs, they were all sold out. You could probably still find an RTX 4090 for $2,300 or more, but that's an insane price to pay.

Our advice: if you really want an RTX 4090 for your build, buy a prebuilt desktop with an RTX 4090 inside. Here are a few examples (while they last).

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Here on Cyber Monday, Corsair is putting its 4000D Series PC cases (as well as the 3000D series refresh which slightly shrinks their footprint) on sale for prices starting as low as $59.91 for the black version of the Corsair 3000D.

In the past, we reviewed and praised the Corsair 4000 Series, giving them 4.5 stars for allowing mesh panels with the -D Airflow variants and still maintaining acceptable thermals with the -X RGB variant. In the time since, the 3000D refresh has released and there are now also RGB versions of the -D Airflow mesh-equipped cases, which is ideal for those who like RGB without sacrificing airflow.

When comparing these two cases, it's easier to list the minute differences than all of the specifications they have in common.

The biggest difference between 3000D and 4000D is the lack of 2 vertical expansion slots on the newer 3000D case, as well as the 3000D actually being slightly deeper with 462mm depth versus 4000D's 453mm.

The 3000D also allows for fan mounting on the PSU shroud and boasts an extra USB 3.2 Type-A front panel port. Finally, the 4000D also offers an additional two 2.5-inch drive bays.

But as one can easily confirm with the official Corsair specs comparison page (it seems they know this is confusing, too), those really are all of the differences. All other core specifications of these two cases remain identical, including:

• Maximum Video Card Length — 360 mm
• Maximum CPU Cooler Height — 170 mm
• Radiator Support — Front: 360/280mm, Top: 240/280mm, Rear: 120mm
• Fan Support (not counting PSU shroud fan exclusive to 3000D) — Front: 3 x 120mm OR 2x 140 mm, Top: 2x 120mm OR 2x 140mm, Rear: 1 x 120mm

Overall, any variant of the Corsair 4000D (including its newer 3000D cousin) should serve your Mid Tower PC building needs pretty well, particularly if you have a soft spot for Corsair and its RGB implementations. While most of the RGB models aren't on sale, a few are, and in general the entire line of Corsair's Mid Tower 4000/3000 Series cases have become much more affordable here on Cyber Monday.

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I recently published an article on how to build a 4K gaming rig for about $1,200 with parts that are on Cyber Monday sales. But what if you don't need to play at 4K and you don't want to spend $1,200? 

I've put together a parts list that provides really solid gaming at 1080p (1920 x 1080) for just $700. It even comes with a 2TB SSD and 32GB of RAM so you're not skimping on memory or storage.

Some caveats: This build doesn't come with Wi-Fi so you'll need to get one of the best Wi-Fi adapters or use Ethernet. And you'll need to acquire Windows 11 for cheap or free.

Our CPU for this build is the Ryzen 7 5700, which is an old, Zen 3 chip that uses the AM4 processor socket. This makes it a good bargain and allows it to be used with cheaper, DDR4 RAM and less-expensive B550 motherboards. Still, it's a solid budget part with 8 cores, 16 threads and a 4.6-GHz boost clock speed. Very importantly, it comes with a cooler in the box.

Our GPU is the ASRock Challenger Arc A770, which is just $229 right now and yet has enough oomph to handle 1080p gaming with aplomb. Yes, it's an Intel GPU, but you're getting 16GB of VRAM for this price, which is just incredible and really makes the entire build a steal.

You'll note that, on our tests, the Arc A770 delivered 76.9 fps at 1080p ultra settings. That's a few frames behind the Radeon RX 7600 and Nvidia RTX 4060. However, both of those cards cost a lot more.

Our SSD is the 2TB MSI Spatimum M482, which is just $89 right now. This SSD doesn't have a DRAM cache, but it does use Phison's E27T controller with Kioxia TLC NAND. 

We haven't tested the M482 specifically but we tested two drives with the same combination of controller and NAND in the the Corsair MP600 Elite and Inland TN470. We found that the MP600 Elite delivered middle-of-the-pack transfer rates that were only a little bit below the much-more-expensive WD Black SN850X.

Our motherboard of choice is the MSI B550 Gaming Gen 3 and the reason we chose it is not just the price, but also the fact that it has a BIOS Flashback button on the back. Not all B550 motherboards come with support for a Ryzen 5000 CPU out of the box, but if you have BIOS Flashback, you can update the BIOS before you even install the processor.

Our case is the NZXT H5 Flow, which we have tested. When we reviewed the H5 Flow, we gave it 4 stars for its low noise level, cool thermals and support for up to 9 fans. Importantly, it has room for an ATX motherboard like the one we chose.

Our RAM is Crucial Pro RAM (2 x 16GB) 32GB DDR4-3200. It's quality RAM from a quality brand and that's more than enough for this build.

Finally, our power supply is a Thermaltake ToughPower GX2 that runs at 600W and is 80+ Gold certified. It's not modular, but it is a reliable PSU from a reliable brand and that's all we should expect from a sub-$50 unit.

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For Cyber Monday, high-speed DDR5 RAM suitable for a high-end AMD or Intel platform is at a super accessible price point. Today, you can get a DDR5-7200 C34 kit for under $100 or spend a little more for one with RGB goodness.

In most computing tasks, RAM is usually a question of raw capacity rather than speed. However, RAM speed becomes more impactful for CPU-bound workloads and sometimes in gaming. The differences you can see will vary game-by-game. However, faster RAM can lead to higher average frame rates and more stable performance, mitigating the impact of 1% and 0.1% lows.

First up is the more budget pick of the two, the Patriot Viper Venom DDR5-7200 kit, which costs just $96.99. This is a 22% discount from its original pricing, and it should offer more than enough throughput for a high-end platform from AMD or Intel.

Next, we want to highlight the TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 kit, which costs $107.99. This kit is specced pretty much identically to the Patriot Viper RAM kit above, besides, of course, adding RGB. We lauded the memory kit as an "overclocker's delight" and rated it 4 out of 5 stars. Our only major issue was pricing, which is, of course, alleviated here on Cyber Monday.

Of course, before utilizing any of these RAM kits to the fullest, you'll want to make sure that your motherboard platform of choice can actually support RAM speeds this high, or at least close to it. DDR5-7200 is too fast for some entry-level motherboards, so always be mindful of your motherboard's maximum supported RAM specification before investing in high-end RAM.

That said, as long as your motherboard is up to spec, either of these RAM kits will be a great option. DDR5-7200 is on the higher end of speeds that modern systems can handle without instability issues and should serve your Intel or AMD platform of choice quite well.

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SSD prices continue to fall in late 2024, as Samsung's 990 EVO Plus 4TB, offering speeds of up to 7.25 GB/s, has been slashed to $239.99 at Amazon. This is 6 cents per gigabyte, a great deal for gamers.

The 990 EVO Plus employs Samsung's proprietary 5nm-based Piccolo controller, which can be used in PCIe 4.0 x4 or PCIe 5.0 x2 configurations, depending on your setup. Likewise, it features a bleeding-edge 236-layer (V8) TLC V-NAND flash from Samsung - allowing it to achieve sequential read and write speeds of 7.25 GB/s and 6.3 GB/s. The random reads and writes, too, stand at an impressive 1,050K IOPS (Input output operations per second) and 1,400K, respectively.

A small drawback is that this SSD is not equipped with a DRAM cache and relies on HMB (Host Memory Buffer). While this shouldn't be a deal-breaker if you plan on using this SSD to store games, some might find the exclusion unappealing.

The 4TB version nets you a massive endurance rating of 2,400 TBW thanks to its TLC design. To give some context, say you write 50GB of data to your drive daily. In that case, you'll exhaust this 2,400 TBW limit in over 131 years. Moreover, based on our extensive testing, the 990 EVO Plus manages to keep up with a handful of other high-end DRAM-equipped SSDs across a suite of benchmarks.

The 990 EVO Plus is backed by a standard 5-year warranty from Samsung or until the TBW limit is reached - whichever comes first. It doesn't feature the bells and whistles of other 10 GB/s+ PCIe 5.0 SSDs but costs significantly less and still performs well in real-world tasks.

The $249.99 price tag won't last long, so make haste and secure yours while inventory lasts. Visit the Amazon page for more details regarding the price and shipping options. We are working hard to find the best deals for you this Cyber Monday. If you're looking for other products, check out our Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals Live blog for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals Live blog, Monitor Deals Live, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

Users looking to maximize the value of their HDD storage, especially for NAS usage, may be interested to hear that the WD Red Plus 10TB NAS HDD is now available for just $146 from Adorama— an awesome discount from its original MSRP of $279.

At this price, you're paying roughly 1.6 cents per Gigabyte before shipping, which is pretty good— particularly if you're looking to utilize the WD Red's NAS-centric features, which include far lower power consumption and operating temperatures for safe, continuous operation.

WD Red Plus NAS HDDs are optimized for low power consumption and low operating temperature to ensure safe, 24/7 operation. This WD Red Plus 10TB also comes with a 3-year limited warranty, which should help protect against any undue drive failures.

Some of the WD Red Plus 10TB's most important failure prevention features include built-in RAID error recovery control (further enhancing RAID support over standard HDDs), as well as noise and vibration protection enhanced by Rotation Vibration sensors that "anticipate and proactively counteract disturbances caused by increased vibration often found in multi-bay NAS systems".

The drive is rated to operate at speeds of up to 216 MB/s with its 7200RPM, achieving a workload of up to 180TB/year, with an estimated 1 million hours (~114 years) mean time between drive failures— which should mean the drive has a long life ahead of it, though, of course, WD only guarantees three years in its warranty policy.

Last year, we reviewed a sibling drive to this model— the WD Red Plus 12 TB instead of the 10TB model. In that review, we praised its core features and matching 256 MB cache. Among NAS HDDs, these WD Red Plus drives are admittedly entry-level, but the price for capacity speaks for itself.

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We've seen some incredible deals on hard drives during the Black Friday sale—and it's no different than Cyber Monday. Newegg is selling a very large NAS HDD for an attractive price—the Seagate Ironwolf Pro 20TB. For this Cyber Monday deal, the hard drive enjoys a 34% discount, bringing its original price from $500 to $329.99. As this will be a one-day sale event, this is your last chance to get a massive storage drive for a great price.

While the Seagate Ironwolf Pro is marketed as a NAS drive, it is also designed to offer top-tier performance in desktop PCs, so you can confidently use it on your PC. Having 20TB of space in a hard drive is handy for primary storage and backup. NAS drives are made to be operated in a NAS environment, either for single or multiple-bay units. This hard drive uses CMR technology, adding reliability and consistency to performance. It is rated with a 550TB per year workload rating and 2.5 million hours MTBF- all backed with a complimentary three-year Rescue Data Services it provides in-house and a 5-year warranty to give that piece of mind you'd want when you need to stack your NAS with 20TB per bay.

We reviewed the earlier model of the Seagate Ironwolf Pro TB—ST20000NT000—and compared it with the Seagate Exos with SATA III interface. Both performed the same, though Ironwolf Pro is marketed toward NAS owners for small and medium-sized businesses—those involved in video and photo production, workstations, and rendering—while Exos is for data centers and large-scale operations.

Having a very large storage capacity per bay enables users to store unedited and edited content, including RAW files of many projects. Of course, buying one or more of these isn't cheap. Now that you can get one at the lowest price, it is unlikely you'll get a good deal with this capacity during this year—and you will have to wait until next year's deals.

Ironwolf Pro has an advantage over non-Pro variants, particularly with warranty and in-house data recovery support. Seagate advertises it has an over 95% success rate, which is an added benefit as standard Ironwolf has a two-year coverage. Since this is an investment for many enterprises, having such an option for your data is invaluable, and you are getting a complete package. Should the three-year data recovery plan expire, you'll always have the 5-year warranty on the hardware.

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The GPU market currently sits on the precipice of the next generation GPU launches from all three Vendors. That should make for a lot of deals on the best graphics cards to clear out old inventory, but so far it hasn't really been happening outside of a few scattered options.

Intel will be first out of the gate with its Battlemage GPUs — or at least the Arc B580, which should arrive by the middle of this month. Nvidia is expected to announce its Blackwell RTX 50-series GPUs at CES in early January, with launches of the RTX 5090 and 5080 (and possibly 5070 Ti) coming later in the month. And AMD has RDNA 4 and the RX 8000-series also coming in January.

But while we await the latest and greatest new graphics cards, here are the top GPU deals still going on for Cyber Monday. We'll start with the high-end cards and work our way down for this list.

Beyond the above GPUs — with the selected cards being the least expensive options right now — most other cards now cost more than what we've seen recently. You can see all of the best GPU deals in our regularly updated pricing matrix, where we also show the best-ever prices that we've recorded. Notably, only the 4070 Ti Super and Arc A770 match the lowest prices we've seen.

You could still pick up something else, like an RX 7900 XT for $669, but that's $40 more than last week, and the RX 7700 XT at $389 is $30 more than last week's best price. The same goes for many other graphics cards. Why aren't there more deals? Part of the issue likely stems from delays in launching the new GPUs.

At the start of 2024, it felt like Nvidia Blackwell arriving by around October was basically locked in. Then delays and packaging issues on the data center parts pushed those back to January. And with the money Nvidia has been making on AI and data center solutions, prioritizing production of the B100/B200 parts over the consumer GB202 and GB203 that will go into the RTX 5090 and 5080, respectively, makes the most financial sense. That in turn has led to a shortage of the 4080 and 4090 GPUs, which should have been replaced with newer models by now.

Intel will apparently launch new GPUs in 2024, but curiously appears to be taking a bottom up launch approach for Battlemage — or at least it's starting with the Arc B580 according to all the leaks and rumors. That's the successor to the Arc A580 based on the name, a GPU that arrived late last year as a final option for the Alchemist architecture. Going after market share with a budget option does make sense on one level, but it means Intel will mostly compete with AMD for mindshare among budget gamers. Current rumors suggest the B580 could outperform Nvidia's RTX 4060 Ti, but that's not exactly one of our favorite GPUs of the past two years.

AMD for its part has also been doing much better on the data center side of things lately — not as good as Nvidia, but it still saw major growth in the sector for both EPYC CPUs and Instinct GPUs. Perhaps it feels less pressure to rush the launch of RDNA 4, or maybe it's been focused on getting new CPUs ready first. Like Intel, AMD isn't going after the top spot for performance, targeting mainstream and budget gamers. Does that mean we won't see an RX 8900 XTX or similar to replace the prior generation 7900 XTX? It's not entirely clear, but AMD has in the past done new architectures without chasing the high-end segment — RDNA (the first iteration with RX 5700 XT) and Polaris both topped out at $350 or less.

So, as we've said previously, if you're not looking to put together a new gaming PC right now, it's probably a good idea to wait and see what the next-gen parts have to offer, in price, performance, and features. But if you're after a shiny new GPU — either for yourself or someone else as a gift — the best deals right now are for AMD's mainstream parts, Intel's previous generation, or the RTX 4070 if you're set on going with Nvidia. Everything else basically costs about the same as it did in October and September.

For those who are hunting for a great monitor deal, it is hard to ignore the discount on the Cooler Master Tempest GP27U monitor, which now you can buy for US$199. This exact model originally cost $799.99. Given the functions and features this monitor has, many who are on the lookout for a 4K monitor - either for single or multi-display setups - will love this deal. And if you want an expert, unbiased, third-party opinion on this monitor - we reviewed it last year.

The Cooler Master Tempest GP27U is a mini LED monitor providing a 4K resolution monitor with a 160 Hz refresh rate, plus Adaptive Sync (48 to 144 Hz). At the time of review, this monitor was selling for $800 and we thought that whatever few flaws it had could be excused. At a sub-$200 price, it is going to be difficult to ignore.

The GP27U has a Quantum Dot film for high color gamut and 1,200 nits brightness when we tested it. It supports both AMD Freesync and Nvidia G-Sync. The monitor has a KVM switch function and a USB-C which allows video input and a 3.5mm audio jack. Aesthetically, the monitor has a thin flush bezel with an 8mm frame at the top on the side.

You get two HDM 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort, and multiple USB ports - one USB Type-C, one USB Type-B for the KVM function, and two USB 3.2 Type-A. Should you wish to have it mounted on a stand, it supports VESA 100 X 100mm brackets. But its stand allows a wide range of movements between tilt, swivel, height, and pivot on a solid stand with excellent build quality.

Woot! is offering the GP27U at a jaw-dropping price of a cent under $200, when retailers like Amazon are currently selling it for $100 more than this deal. It is likely these will sell quickly with this attractive pricing on both sites - but a further $100 savings over the Amazon listing is incredible for something that would otherwise get you a 27-inch 1440p monitor of lesser caliber.

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Windows laptops have historically struggled with subpar runtimes, though much of that has changed with Intel's Lunar Lake processors. While high prices initially kept laptops equipped with these CPUs out of reach, you can now snag Lenovo's Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition for a historical low of just $930 this Cyber Monday - a massive 32% off the original price.

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition is powered by the Core Ultra 7 256V, which features eight cores—further divided into four P-cores and four E-cores, with boost clocks of 4.8 GHz and 3.7 GHz, respectively. The Arc 140V iGPU (Integrated GPU), on the other hand, uses Intel's Battlemage "Xe2" architecture with eight Xe-cores (1,024 ALUs) and was seen toppling AMD's Strix Point offerings in our recent faceoff between the two. As with Lunar Lake, the memory is soldered onto the die (MoP). It is limited to 16GB (LPDDR5X-8533) and is not upgradeable. The 1TB SSD can be swapped out if needed, but note that the Yoga Slim 7i only supports smaller M.2 2242 SSDs.

The 256V also offers an NPU (Neural Processing Unit) that can deliver up to 47 TOPS of AI performance. While not an OLED, the Yoga Slim 7i offers a state-of-the-art 15.3-inch 2.8K IPS touch panel at 120 Hz with 500-nits peak brightness—capable of displaying 153.2% of the sRGB spectrum.

The chassis is crafted using Anodized Aluminium for a sturdy build with a slight grey tint, which Lenovo markets as "Luna Grey." Equipped with a 70Wh battery, the Yoga Slim 7i can go for more than 14 hours without a charge - slightly short of the MacBook M3 Air based on our testing. In terms of I/O, you get one USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) Type-A port, two Thunderbolt 4 (40 Gbps) Type-C ports, one HDMI 2.1 port, and a 3.5mm jack - not the most we've seen, but that's due to the laptop's sleek design.

The Slim 7i offers the latest Wi-Fi 7 (subject to country regulations) and Bluetooth 5.4 standards for wireless connectivity. The laptop lacks a fingerprint reader but compensates for that with a Windows Hello-compatible IR camera and a shutter for privacy.

Lenovo has included a complimentary two-month Adobe CC membership and a three-month Xbox PC Game Pass subscription to sweeten the deal further. So if you're in the market for a powerful Windows laptop with a long battery life, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition is a no-brainer - especially at an all-time low price below one grand.

Time's ticking, so act fast before the promotion ends. Don't let the upfront costs hold you back; you can spread the total amount into 12-monthly payments of $78.

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It's Cyber Monday 2024 and getting near your last chance to pick up some great deals on HDDs, whether it's a large external drive with an enclosure for easily transporting and backing up your media to large-capacity drives for popping into your favorite NAS for beefy back-up capacity for you LAN network media and larger data files. Hard disk drives may feel old school, and they surely aren't as fast as the latest SSDs, but you just can't beat the price per GB cost and reliability of large-capacity HDDs.

Over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, we've been keeping a keen eye out for all the best HDD deals on some of our favorite HDD picks. With prices as low as only 2 cents per GB on high-reliability NAS drives such as the 20TB WD Red Pro at $319, there are some great bargains to be had.

We've curated the best HDD deals from across the web this Cyber Monday and curated them into a handy table with a rough idea of the cents per GB cost of each drive. Check back frequently as we keep this table updated as we uncover more great offers on HDDs from retailers such as Amazon, Newegg, B&H Photo, and Best Buy.

A note of caution: If you are concerned about getting the fastest performance possible, avoid drives with SMR recording technology. Slow SMR tech is inconsistent and is common in cheap drives, while CMR recording ensures consistent, fast performance. That said, if you are just using your hard drive for archival purposes, backups, videos, or pictures, SMR is often just fine. Just be aware of the tradeoff, but SMR drives do often comes at stiff discounts.

Among these drives, our favorite Cyber Monday HDD deals are:

We are working hard to find the best computer deals for you this Cyber Monday. If you're looking for more savings, check out our Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals Live blog for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals Live blog, Monitor Deals Live, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

The Corsair iCUE Link H100i LCD liquid cooler is now available for an unbeatable Cyber Monday deal price of $99 on Amazon. This deal makes it one of the most affordable AIO liquid coolers equipped with a customizable LCD display. This 240mm cooler, typically found in higher price ranges, delivers excellent value with both performance and aesthetic appeal.

The 2.1-inch IPS LCD screen on this liquid cooler is capable of displaying real-time CPU temperatures, custom graphics, or even animated GIFs. With a 480x480 resolution and 16.7 million colors, it’s perfect for PC enthusiasts who want to personalize their builds without breaking the bank. The cooler also includes dual QX120 RGB fans featuring 34 LEDs each, delivering quiet, efficient cooling with eye-catching visual effects.

Additionally, this AIO liquid cooling solution comes with Corsair’s innovative single-cable iCUE Link ecosystem that reduces cable clutter and streamlines installation. Designed for wide compatibility the H100i plays nicely with most modern AMD and Intel CPUs. Using Corsair’s iCUE software users can control fan speeds, sync RGB lighting, and monitor system performance, making it easy to integrate into any setup.

According to Corsair, the cooler isn’t just about looks; it delivers robust cooling performance thanks to its split-flow copper cold plate and pre-applied Corsair XTM70 thermal paste. The fans can ramp up to 2,400 RPM for intensive tasks while also supporting a zero RPM mode for silent operation during low loads.

Backed by a six-year warranty, the H100i is a long-term investment for PC builders seeking cutting-edge features at an accessible price. Whether you’re upgrading your system or building a new rig, this deal offers an exceptional opportunity to own one of the best-looking and most versatile AIO liquid coolers on the market.

We are working hard to find the best deals for you this Cyber Monday. If you're looking for other products, check out our Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals Live blog for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals Live blog, Monitor Deals Live, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

The Raspberry Pi 5 is the flagship model of our favorite single board computer, and the newest Pi needs new accessories. Companies like GeeekPi are rushing to fill the void, and its aluminum case kit is much more than a fancy box to protect your Pi.

The kit includes a gun metal grey aluminum case with vents to keep the Pi 5 cool and to provide access to the ports. Also cooling the Raspberry Pi 5 is GeeekPi's own version of the official Raspberry Pi Active Cooler. It looks just like the original, and seems to use the same fan connector. 

But there is more! Also bundled in the kit is an M.2 NVMe HAT which connects to the PCIe connector on the Pi 5, and in this case also to the GPIO for additional power. Your choice of SSDs is M.2 NVMe (M, B & M key) in 2230 and 2242 sizes.  You could also use this board to connect PCIe-based AI accelerator or even an external GPU like Jeff Geerling.

This is all you need (apart from buying an SSD) to get your Raspberry Pi 5 ready for big projects.

Cyber Monday is over, but there are still some computer hardware deals to be found If you missed the opportunity to get the tech you need or wanted it might still be on sale.

But not every sale is really a bargain. Do you really want to spend $3,899 on an RTX 4090 card? Sure, it's the fastest GPU currently on the market, but it's also usually in the $1,800 range and it's about to be replaced by an RTX 5090 / 5080 within the next couple of months. How about a Cyber Monday deal on a mushy, non-mechanical keyboard when you can get a mechanical one for around the same price?

To help you find computer hardware deals that you can really sink your teeth into, we're highlighting a few of our favorites -- those that you can still get -- below.

Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals Still Available: Quick Links

• Samsung 990 EVO Plus 4TB SSD for $239 @ Amazon
• Dell S3222DGM Monitor (32-inch, 165 Hz) now $199 @ Dell
• Alienware 34-inch QD-OLED Monitor now $644 @ Dell
• Samsung 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 now $949 @ Amazon
• Cooler Master MK770 Keyboard now $69 @ Amazon
• ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Core Ultra 5 / 16GB / 512GB) now $999 @ Lenovo
• AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D CPU now $196 @Amazon
• MSI Spatium M482 2TB for $89 @ MSI
• Samsung 990 Evo 2TB for $119 @Newegg
• Newegg: up to 54% off SSDs
• Best Buy: Up to $100 off SSDs
• Best Buy: Up to $180 off hard drives

Favorite Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals

For more savings, see our lists of Newegg promo codes and Best Buy coupons.

Dell XPS 13 (9350) “Lunar Lake” laptop scores $400 discount, falls to $999

Dell's XPS family of laptops has always been a favorite here at Tom's Hardware. The XPS 13 has always offered a compelling balance of performance and features in a thin and light chassis.

Intel's latest take on that formula is the XPS 13 (9350), which uses Intel's Core Ultra 2 "Lunar Lake" processors as its heart and soul. Dell is currently running a sale on the XPS 13 (9350) configured with a Core Ultra 7 256V processor, 16GB of LPDDR5X, a 512GB SSD, and a 13.4-inch FHD+ (1920 x 1200) 120 Hz display. The laptop normally costs $1,399 but is currently on sale for $400 off, bringing the price down to $999.

When we reviewed the XPS 13 (9530) in October, we praised the minimalist design and incredibly long battery life (17+ hours). However, we did knock the machine because it did not have the performance chops to keep up with its Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite counterpart. The Snapdragon X Elite version also eked out another two hours of battery life.

However, with this new discount, the XPS 13 (9350) makes a better case for itself thanks to its value proposition. In addition, you get x86 compatibility, which has been a challenge for the XPS 13 (9345).

We should note that the $999 price applies to the Graphite and Platinum colors for the XPS 13 (9350), which is nice. However, you'll need to act fast if you want to hop on this deal: Dell says the promotion only lasts for the next two days (though Cyber Monday).

Read our review of the Dell XPS 13 (9350) here.

This 32-inch, Dell gaming monitor is our top pick and now it's just $199

The Dell S3222DGM tops our list of the best gaming monitors overall, because it offers the best combination of performance, image quality and build quality. This 32-inch, curved display outputs at 165 Hz, and works with FreeSync and G-Sync adaptive sync standards. So, if you're playing a game at up to 165 fps, you won't see any tearing or ghosting.

It also has a very immersive, 1800R curve and a sharp, 2560 x 1440 resolution. Sure, you could buy a 4K gaming monitor, but those cost a lot more and most people don't have graphics cards that can give you high fps and special effects at 4K. Right now, the S3222DGM is just $199 at Best Buy, which is down from its $329 regular price and matches its all-time low.

The Dell S3222DGM isn't just sharp and smooth, it's also colorful. Thanks to its VA panel, it delivers a contrast ratio that's a full 3,718:1 where most monitors, which have IPS panels, are closer to the 1000:1 range. The more contrast, the more colors appear to pop.

I just bought one of these laptops. Now it starts at $999.

I've been reviewing laptops for 17 years now and my favorite productivity laptop, over the course of many generations, is the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon. I bought a Carbon (6th Gen) back in 2018 and, last month, I bought a new one: a 12th Gen X1 Carbon. The old one was still going strong, but I wanted more RAM and better performance after six years.

What I love about the X1 Carbon is how it makes me a better performer. The keyboard is snappy and a joy to type on with its deep travel, curved key caps and snappy feedback. The soft-touch palmrest gently cradles my wrists while i work. And I never have to even lift my hands off of the home row to move my cursor, because I can use the TrackPoint pointing stick. If you don't like the nub, there's a touchpad (but try the nub; you'll like it, honest).

Now, you can get the X1 Carbon (Gen 12) base configuration, which comes with a Core Ultra 5 CPU, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD and a 1920 x 1200, non-touch screen for just $999 at Lenovo.com

That config should be fine for a lot of people, but I wanted a ton of RAM when I bought mine so I used Lenovo.com's Build Your PC feature to increase the amount of RAM in my unit to 64GB and make the CPU a Core Ultra 7 165U (required if you want the 64GB RAM option).

I saved some money on my build by going with a tiny, 256GB SSD and opting for Ubuntu Linux instead of Windows. Then, after I bought the laptop, I swapped in a 2TB SSD and installed Windows 11 Pro, which I bought product key for for just $12. There's no way to upgrade the RAM after you buy an X1 Carbon so better to be stingy on the SSD and get as much RAM as you think you'll ever need.

Today, you can get the same config I bought -- with 64GB, a Core Ultra 7 165U, a 1920 x 1200 non-touch display, Ubuntu Linux and a 256GB SSD for $1,611.50. If you want a 1TB SSD and Windows 11 Home preloaded, the price goes to $1,935.

You can also save money by configuring your X1 Carbon with 32GB of RAM instead of 64GB. For most people, 32GB is fine. But I like to run virtual machines in windows on my computer so I need that extra memory.

The Arc A770 16GB is the best GPU right now for 1080p gaming, and it is now at all-time low pricing

If you're looking for a budget gaming GPU deal, we want to keep the price close to $200, and we generally recommend against 8GB cards these days. The A770 16GB has reached an all-time low of just $229 now, probably in advance of the Arc B580 arriving in a few weeks. But the A770 provides plenty of memory and decent performance, and it's a great fit for 1080p gaming.

Arc Alchemist really seems to come into its own with 16GB of VRAM — there are a lot of games where it ends up being noticeably faster than the A750, primarily due to the added memory. It's also roughly on par with AMD's RX 6650 XT, but with twice the VRAM for the same price, and it's about 10% faster overall than Nvidia's older RTX 3060 12GB, which still costs $269.

Intel's drivers have come a long way over the past couple of years, and you also get good AV1 encoding support. There are still occasional quirks, but showstopping bugs are very rare these days. It's probably a good idea to see what the next-gen Arc B580 has to offer, but if you don't want to wait and need an affordable card right now, the A770 fits the bill.

The best typing keyboard at any price is just $69

How much do I love the Cooler Master MK770? It has 98 keys so I love it 98x more than most other keyboards. This compact, 96-percent keyboard has everything a typist could want. It uses Kailh Box White V2 switches, the best clicky switches you can buy, and combines them with a gasket mount to get the best key feel I've ever experienced.

I've been typing on computer keyboards for more than 40 years. I'm extremely picky and, for many years, I would only use an IBM Model M keyboard because of its snappy, "buckling spring" switches. The Kailh Box White V2 switches are even better, because they have slightly less travel and are easier on your fingers, while providing plenty of tactile feedback and the perfect clicky sound.

The gasket mounting that holds the switches in place is rubberized so that when you hit the keys hard -- bottoming out -- you don't feel like you're slamming your finger tips into a rock. There's a little give there.

I've tried keyboards that cost more than $300, none of them feels this good. And today, the MK770 in either Gray or Macaron colors (shown above) is just $69 at Amazon. Just be sure to select the "soft click white" switches not the "linear red" switches when you buy.

This keyboard is more than just a typist's dream. The MK770 also supports both wired and wireless connectivity. It can connect via USB-C and has three Bluetooth profiles, along with a 2.4-GHz dongle that you can stow in the bottom. So, if you have a laptop, a desktop and a Raspberry Pi, you can toggle between them with a simple key combination.

The MK770 also has a volume dial. It doesn't have media keys but you can always do what I do and remap the numpad keys to be media keys. It also has RGB and the ability to set macros using its custom software (or any other software you want).

4TB SSDs, Starting at $0.05 per GB

There's plenty of savings on 4TB SSDs, which are the ideal size. We've been tracking the sales and the best deals start at just $0.05 per GB. The cheapest drive is the Silicon Power UD90 for $189 but we recommend the Samsung 990 Evo Plus ($249) as the best balance between price and performance.

Charge and power nine devices from your desk or couch with Anker's $35 100W charging station

If you frequently find yourself in need of USB ports or three-prong outlets to power your tech life (and who doesn't), you should consider picking up Anker's 9-in-1 A91C6 Charging Station / surge protector while it's still on sale for just $35 (40% off).

It features three power sockets, four USB-C ports (100W max), and two USB-A ports (12W max). It even has a slim power plug so you can connect it behind your couch or in other tight spaces.

There are certainly similar devices from no-name brands that cost a little less. But do you want to trust your expensive devices (and possibly your home) to a dodgy power tower to save a few bucks? I've owned dozens of Anker products over the years and the quality is usually quite good, as is the customer service. Once when a USB charger I owned for about a year was recalled, they emailed me and told me to throw it away and they shipped me a new one.

And when one of the wheel motor in one company's robovacs died on me under warranty, the company asked me to send a video, then responded within hours by giving me a full refund and telling me a new model was coming out in about a month. It's that kind of experience that makes Anker's devices easy to recommend -- especially when they're on a great sale like this power strip.

TP-Link Archer GE800 tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router is $399 (or less) at Amazon

Amazon’s excellent promotion on the TP-Link Archer GE800 Wi-Fi 7 router has been extended through Cyber Monday. Amazon is selling the Archer GE800 for just $399, which is a generous 33% discount off the MSRP. When I reviewed the GE800 back in September, its street price was closer to $470.

There’s also an additional discount available if you have an Amazon Prime Visa credit card — the Archer GE800 qualifies for 15 percent in cashback instead of the usual 5 percent that you get with the Amazon Prime Visa. So that would mean an extra $60 off the $399 price, making this deal even hotter.

I found the Archer GE800 to deliver outstanding performance across all three bands (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz). Although the Asus ZenWiFi BQ16 Pro has since surpassed it in outright 6 GHz speed, the Archer GE800 delivered an impressive 2,730 Mbps at close range, falling to 1,980 Mbps at 25 feet. The router was no slouch in 5 GHz performance either, surpassing 1,800 Mbps at 6 feet with iPerf3.

For gamers especially, wired connectivity is just as much of a priority as wireless performance. TP-Link includes two 10 Gbps ports on the Archer GE800, one of which is for your high-speed ISP connection, while the other is for LAN. You’ll also find four 2.5 Gbps LAN ports, a single SFP+ port, and a USB 3.0 port. There’s even an internal fan to keep all the electronics cool when your network is hopping with traffic (although I did find it to get annoyingly loud at times).

You can read our full review of the TP-Link Archer GE800 here.

Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 laptop hits a low $1,199, packs a Ryzen 9 8945HS CPU and RTX 4060 GPU

If you're looking for a thin and light premium laptop and want to do some light gaming on the side, you might want to look at the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. As its name implies, this is a 14-inch class laptop, and in this case, it's a 2880 x 1800 OLED panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate (which also happens to be Dolby Vision certified).

This laptop usually sells for $1,599, but Best Buy currently offers the ROG Zephyrus G14 for a low $1,199, a $400 savings. We tested the ROG Zephyrus G14 earlier this year, albeit in a higher-spec configuration with 32GB of LLPDDR5x memory and a 90-watt GeForce RTX 4070 discrete GPU.

The configuration currently on sale offers the same AMD Ryzen 9 8945HS processor and 1TB SSD but cuts the memory in half to 16GB and includes a 90-watt RTX 4060 GPU. The system features a lightweight aluminum CNC chassis, which weighs just 3.31 pounds and is 0.63 inches thin.

There's a customizable "slash" that goes diagonally across the laptop's lid and is lit by white LEDs. There's also a healthy assortment of ports, including USB 4 (Type-C), USB 3.2 (Type-C), two USB 3.2 (Type-A), HDMI 2.1, a microSD reader, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Wi-Fi duties are handled by a MediaTek Wi-Fi 6E adapter (Bluetooth 5.3 included), and there's a 72 WHr battery onboard to power everything.

We praised the ROG Zephyrus G14 for its compact design, punchy OLED display, and commendable audio system. However, we didn't care for the added bloatware and the battery life could be better. At the $2,000 price point of our review unit, the ROG Zephyrus G14 didn't "wow" us at the $1,199 price point, it's a much more compelling option for people wanting a compact gaming rig that can also double as a productivity workhorse.

Check out our review of the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 here.

This Lenovo Legion 5i laptop with an RTX 4060 and a 165 Hz 2560 x 1600 screen is just $879 at Walmart

You normally have to make major sacrifices to score a good gaming laptop under $1,000, like a sub-par screen, cramped SSD, or anemic graphics. But that's not the case with this $879 Lenovo Legion 5i deal from Walmart. It packs a 16:10 165 Hz screen, Intel Core i7-13650HX, Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD. You even get a free copy of Assassin's Creed Shadows (when it arrives in 2025) with the purchase.

From what I see, the primary downsides of this laptop are that it's a bit bulky, at just over 5 pounds. And I wouldn't expect battery life to be great when Walmart is claiming just 5 hours. There's also no mention of variable refresh, so if you want a tear-free gaming experience, you'll have to connect to an external monitor.

Save $10 on a Huanuo Dual Monitor Stand, now $49 at Amazon

Nearly all of us use multiple monitors now and rather than use the included stands, we inevitably use third-party stands as they offer stability and manoeuvrability.

I say nearly all of us has multiple monitors because I have only one, and I use the single arm version of the Huanuo stand. The arms are heavy duty, capable of holding 13-32 inch monitors with a max load of 19.8 pounds. Rather than screwing into your desk, the C-Clamp can grip desks between 0.59 and 3.54 inches in thickness (1.49 - 9CM). Or you can use the grommet hole to drill through your desk. I use the C-Clamp and it has been solid for nearly two years, and that is with an IKEA desk.

The monitor arms have standard VESA 75x75 and 100x100 attachment points, and move freely to give you the most comfortable position. You've got 15.75 inches (40CM) of height, and 17.32 inches (44CM) of extension to bring the screen closer to you. Each screen can be tilted +35 and -50 degrees, and rotated 360 degrees. Swivelling the monitors 180 degrees means that connections on the monitor back are a breeze. Just spin the monitor out and make the connection, then put it back.

Lastly, cable management. Two monitors means twice the cables! But the monitor arms have cable management as standard, so you can hide the mess

Khadas Mind Intel Core i5-1340P mini PC Drops to $549 on Amazon

If you want a small form factor PC, based around an Intel chip, then the Khadas Mind is a great choice and now you can save $250 off the normal price. The Khadas Mind is a striking machine. Made from milled aluminum, it has no sharp corners, and looks delightful in space grey. We reviewed the Premium model, with an Intel Core-i7 1360P and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and it performed exceptionally well while staying cool. Our only issues with it were the original retail price, and that it uses M.2 2230 NVMe drives. But now the price has been dropped, and 2230 drives are much more common, we consider this a good deal for those wanting power in a small package.

For $550 you get the aforementioned Intel Core i5-1340P, 16GB of LPDDR5 and 512GB of PCIe 4 based NVMe storage. There is access to add an addtional NVMe storage device via a magnetic hatch on the bottom of the case. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3 provides connectivity, and you have two USB 3 ports, two USB type-C and a single HDMI port providing upto 4K output.

If you need more ports, then the Khadas Mind Dock bring more HDMI ports, USB 3 and Gigabit Ethernet. You can also purchase an external GPU dock, the Khadas Mind Graphics which adds an RTX 4060 Ti that connects via the Khadas Mind Link connector, found on the bottom of the Khadas Mind. We reviewed the Khadas Mind Graphics in mid 2024, and found it to be a potent, if expensive add-on.

AMD's gaming-specialized Ryzen 7 5700X3D is the best upgrade for AM4 systems and it's now cheaper than ever

If you're looking to upgrade an AM4 system focused on gaming, you won't find a faster gaming CPU than the Ryzen 7 5700X3D — it's the fastest gaming chip in the ~$200 price range, bar none. For Black Friday, you can find this surprisingly potent chip for $196, well below its $250 MSRP.

The Ryzen 7 5700X3D replaces the Ryzen 7 5800X3D, which was slightly faster but is no longer available. The 5700X3D has always been the far better deal, though: The 5700X3D has the same number of cores for 35% less cash while delivering 91% of the gaming performance of the expensive 5800X3D, a win for value gamers that brings AMD's vaunted game-boosting 3D V-Cache tech to a new lower price point.

As you can see below, this chip handily beats all comers in gaming at its price range, and it drops right into existing socket AM4 motherboards dating back to the 300 series, which debuted in 2017. Thus, it makes a great high-performance drop-in upgrade for Ryzen owners on the AM4 platform. You also won't have to worry about buying new RAM or other additives if upgrading. However, the chip doesn't support the newer PCIe 5.0 or DDR5 interfaces.

Like all of AMD's gaming-optimized X3D chips, the Zen 3-powered 5700X3D doesn't deliver as much horsepower in heavy productivity applications as standard CPUs. However, with eight cores and 16 threads operating at a 3.0 GHz base and 4.1 GHz boost, there's plenty of gas in the tank for its low price point. In our album above, you can see how it fared in single- and multi-threaded workloads.

If you're building a PC, you need a power supply for it and, if possible, you want one that's 80+ Gold certified for power efficiency. And it has to be from a name brand. In general, if you're building a budget system with a budget GPU, you need 600 to 650W of power. A mid-range system can get by with 750W and a high-end system should have 850W or more.

Fortunately, there are a lot of PSU deals right now. Here are a few of our favorites.

2TB of high-speed SSD for only $89? That'll do.

Probably the best 2TB SSD deal you'll find today is MSI's Spatium M482 2TB for just $89. It uses a combination of the Phison E27T controller and Kioxia TLC NAND to deliver sequential reads and writes of 7,300 and 6,400 MB/s respectively. That's plenty of performance for a drive this cheap.

You can build a 1080p Gaming Rig for $700

With all of the sales on CPUs, GPUs and storage, you can easily build a gaming PC that's capable of 1080p gaming for just around $700. In fact, here's a parts list we put together to do just that.

The real key to this list is the Intel Arc A770 GPU, which goes for just $229 and yet has enough power to get through our 1080p Ultra gaming tests with a full 76.9 fps.

That's a lot of performance for very little money.

RTX 4070 for just $499

If you want a mid-range card that's capable of really strong 1080p and solid 2K gaming, Nvidia's RTX 4070 fits the bill. Now, you can get a dual-fan Zotac RTX 4070 card for just $499, which is a really great deal.

If you really want an RTX 4090, this is the way to get it

With the RTX 5090 and 5080 cards likely to arrive in January and with prices on the current-gen skyrocketing, this is a terrible time to buy an RTX 4090 card. We've seen the cards going for well above MSRP and often closer to $2,300 or even $3,700.

However, if you want a desktop with top-of-the-line graphics, you can get good value for the money by purchasing this Alienware Aurora R16 desktop that has an RTX 4090 inside. For $3,700, you get flagship specs to surround the 4090, including a Core i9-14900KF CPU, a 4TB SSD, a 1,000-watt PSU and 64GB of RAM.

Logitech's pretty aurora collection is finally worth buying

Logitech's white and pastel Aurora collection is pretty, comfortable, and lightweight, but it's also pretty expensive — it just wasn't worth the premium price when it first came out two years ago. But I still like it a lot — it's got a great aesthetic (and one that's different from your typical gamer aesthetic, without being too... overly pink), and the peripherals have held up in the past two years I've been using them.

And now the headset and keyboard are finally on enough of a sale that it's worth taking a look at the collection.

The Logitech G735 is a wireless over-ear headset with a white padded leatherette headband and interchangeable leatherette earpads and a detachable boom microphone. It features 40mm dynamic drivers with a frequency response range of 20 - 20,000 Hz (the standard range for human hearing) and connects to your PC via 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, or wired connection. It also offers simultaneous wireless connectivity, meaning you can mix the audio from both your PC and a Bluetooth device (such as your phone) without having to switch between the two.

The G715 Wireless is a wireless TKL keyboard that comes with clicky, tactile, or linear switches, interchangeable faceplates, and a whimsical cloud wrist rest that's surprisingly comfortable. It features dedicated media keys and a media roller, and it's a pretty durable keyboard, if a bit hollow-sounding. Both the headset and the keyboard feature pretty pink and blue pastel lighting effects that add to the overall aesthetic (these are, of course, customizable and can be changed to whatever you desire).

Read my full reviews here: Logitech G735 Review and Logitech G715 Wireless Review

— Sarah

This sale will literally blow you away

If you build PCs or just have a desktop PC, you know that it gets full of dust after awhile. That's why so many people buy canned air to blow the dust out. But canned air gets used up after a while and it's terrible for the environment.

A better choice -- and a great gift -- is the KiCA Jet Fan 2, a rechargeable blower you can use to remove dust from any surface, including the inside of your PC. It's so powerful that -- supposedly -- you can even use it to blow light snow off of a car.

The one caution we have here is that fast-moving air can generate static electricity so don't aim it directly at your PC. Instead shoot it at the empty areas of your case and hold (or tape) your case fan blades still so they don't rotate faster than they are designed to go if you blow it on them. The KiCA Jet Fan 2 is now just $56, reduced from $89.

You can still grab this glass mouse pad at an incredible 50% discount

If you've been thinking of switching to a glass mouse pad, this is your sign — you can now grab the Skypad Glass 3.0 mouse pad in XL (400 x 500 mm) for just $54.50 at Amazon, which is 50% off the retail price of $109.

The Skypad Glass 3.0 mouse pad features a micro-etched glass surface that works with most modern optical sensors and is smooth and ultra low-friction for a speedy but precise gaming experience. It's also easy to clean — just a simple slab of glass — so it's a great way to tidy up your desk (let's face it, regular mouse pads — even the hybrid hard surface ones — get pretty unsanitary pretty quickly).

You can read my full review here: Skypad Mousepad 3.0 Review

— Sarah

Future-proof your PC with Wi-Fi 7 for just $59 (40% off)

Sure, Wi-Fi 7 is just starting to gain traction. But even if you don't have a Wi-Fi 7 router yet, if you're looking to upgrade your PC's wireless connectivity anyway, you might as well future-proof your purchase -- especially when you can do so with the WiFi 7 BE9300 PCIe expansion card from TP-Link at its all-time low price of just $59.99.

This is a PCIe expansion card, so it's for desktops only. USB-based Wi-Fi adapters currently top out at Wi-Fi 6E (and this 6E USB adapter from TP-Link is also on sale for $49). But for desktop users with a spare PCIe slot, this card promises speeds up to 5750 Mbps on the faster 6 GHz band, and multiple features to reduce lag.

Of course, you'll also need a Wi-Fi 7 router to take advantage of all these features but the card is of course also backward compatible with older Wi-Fi routers. Just note that this adapter doesn't support Windows 10. But then again, Microsoft won't be supporting Windows 10 for much longer anyway.

Up your streaming game for just $43.49

The easiest way to up your streaming game, whether it's for Twitch or work meetings or chatting with friends and family, is to invest in a standalone USB microphone. Logitech's Yeti Orb is our favorite budget-friendly option, because it sounds great and retails for just $59.99 — and right now it's 28% off at Amazon, coming in at just $43 (was $59).

The Yeti Orb is a simple, ball-shaped condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern (great for one voice), and an easy-to-use, plug-and-play design. It comes with its own sturdy tripod stand and can be mounted at two different angles depending on where you want to position it (it can also be mounted on a boom arm or third-party stand — both attachments are standard). It connects to your PC via USB-C and features a customizable light-up logo with a hood so you can see the color even if it's facing away from you. 

This is a great-sounding plug-and-play mic that produces warm, full vocals and picks up your voice even if it's not right next to your mouth. It records audio at 24-bit / 48 kHz and while it doesn't do the best job of keeping background noise at bay on its own, you can use Logitech's Blue Vo!ce software to adjust your vocals and turn on noise cancelation. 

You can read my full review of the Yeti Orb here. 

— Sarah

Grab one of the best (and brightest) mics for just $85

Speaking of great mics, you can still grab HyperX's fantastic QuadCast S on sale for just $85 at HyperX's website if you use code FLASH15 to get an extra 15% discount. This standalone USB microphone features four selectable polar patterns, a headphone jack for direct, zero-latency monitoring, and an awesome tap-to-mute feature, plus lots of pretty lighting (too much, some might argue). 

The original HyperX QuadCast is also on sale, for $83, but it's not part of the extra 15% off deal. Both mics record audio at 16-bit / 48 kHz, offer cardioid, omnidirectional, bidirectional, and stereo polar patterns, and connect to your PC via USB. 

Read our HyperX QuadCast S review here, and our HyperX QuadCast review here.

— Sarah

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For Cyber Monday, the successor to the discontinued 5800X3D and the best available gaming CPU for AM4 socket motherboards, the AMD Ryzen 7 5700X3D, has received a clean 21% discount to just $199. In our May review of this chip, we called it "A Value Gaming Masterpiece", and this point is even more true at a discounted price point— particularly impressive when considering that the AM4 socket was released in 2016 yet is still alive and kicking with support for newer processors such as the 5700X3D.

An eight-year-old socket being able to support a CPU that outperforms a great deal of the market— including most of its non-X3D successors on AM5 and the Ryzen 7000 series— is truly impressive and makes it clear that AMD's long-term platform support is simply on another level compared to its competitors.

The main selling point of the Ryzen 7 5700X3D and other X3D CPUs is their superior gaming performance. In the case of the Zen 3-based Ryzen 7 5700X3D, that benchmarked superiority even extends over a few Zen 4-based CPUs on newer motherboard sockets, like the Ryzen 5 7600X. Even the Intel Core i5-14600K doesn't stand a chance against the Ryzen 7 5700X3D! AMD effectively demonstrates the value of keeping the AM4 platform alive for as long as it did, keeping an effective upgrade path open for an incredible 8 years.

The only real downside of X3D chips is slightly reduced performance in intensely multi-threaded workloads, especially tasks like video rendering and such. If gaming isn't your primary heavy-duty workload on your PC, you may still be better off with another, more multi-threaded CPU...but realistically, considering the PC market and especially the game streaming market, that trade-off is likely more than acceptable for most of you reading this.

If you're a "hybrid" gaming and productivity user using a substantially older high-end CPU (for example, a prior-gen Core i7 or Ryzen 7), chances are quite high that the X3D upgrade will simply net you much higher gaming performance and either slightly better productivity performance or at worst broadly comparable productivity performance.

Also, compared to future Ryzen X3D chips that would fix this issue, the Ryzen 7 5700X3D, like the 5800X3D and the 7000 series X3D CPUs, is not overclockable through traditional methods. This is because the "3D" design places all the new L3 Cache above the CPU cores, making it far easier to overheat the CPU than before. The successor Ryzen 7 9800X3D eventually fixes this by placing the 3D V-Cache beneath the CPU cores, thankfully, but it is only available for AM5 socket users.

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Our favorite ultrawide gaming monitor, the Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming display, has been marked down to its lowest price to date. It debuted with a price of $899 but right now it's available for just $649 as part of an early Cyber Monday promotion. As far as gaming monitors go, this one has plenty of beefy specs to delight the pickiest of gamers.

In fact, when we reviewed the Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor, we rated it at 5/5 stars. We were hard-pressed to find any issues with the display, listing the only con as having no flaws at all. It offers an incredibly slick performance and comes with an AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification.

The Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor features a 34-inch quantum dot OLED (QD-OLED) panel with a curvature of 1800R. The resolution is incredibly dense, measuring in at 3440 x 1440px. The refresh rate can get as high as 165Hz while the response time can get as low as .5ms.

The monitor's AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification is well-earned thanks to high-powered specs like its ability to cover 99.3% of the DCI-P3 color gamut which pairs well with a maximum brightness of 250 Nits. There are two video input options including two DisplayPort 1.4 ports and an HDMI 2.0 port. A USB hub provides 5 USB Type-A ports and a 3.5mm jack is offered for connecting external audio devices. The monitor is backed up by a 3-year warranty from Dell as well as Amazon's 30-day return policy.

Check out this great offer while it's still in stock by heading over to the Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor product page at Amazon.

Are you in the market for a capable gaming laptop without breaking the bank? If that's the case, look no further than the Acer Nitro V 15, which has plummeted to a historical low of $599 this Cyber Monday at Amazon - packing an i5-13420H backed by the RTX 4050, 8GB of upgradeable memory, a 512GB SSD and a fast 144 Hz panel. Aside from our recommendation that you consider upgrading the RAM on this system after purchase, this is a serviceable gaming laptop at an exceptionally low price point.

The Nitro V is powered by the Intel Core i5-13420H (Raptor Lake), which features eight cores (four P and four E) and twelve threads capable of boosting up to 4.6 GHz. The CPU offers a base TDP of 45W extendable to 95W (PL2) for a specific period. Nvidia's RTX 4050 on the other end of the ring packs 2560 Lovelace CUDA cores and a nominal 6GB of VRAM. Acer has set the TGP at 75W for the Nitro V which sits right in between Nvidia's recommended spec of 35W-115W. On that note, the laptop specifications don't mention the inclusion of a MUX switch, but that's expected at this price point.

Moving on, the display employs a 1080p 15.6-inch IPS panel at 144 Hz, but the limited color gamut could be a dealbreaker for professionals. Apart from that, 8GB (DDR5-5600) of memory is not ideal for gaming, so we highly recommend you upgrade it upon purchase, as the laptop allows for up to 32GB of RAM (SODIMM). The 512GB NVMe SSD can also be swapped out for a higher-capacity one - should you need the extra storage.

The Nitro V employs a plastic chassis with a black minimalistic finish. In terms of connectivity, you get an HDMI 2.1 port, three USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port, and a Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45) port, which is nice to see. If you want a truly wireless experience, the Nitro V supports Wi-FI 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 for your peripherals. The battery is rated at 57 Wh and uses LiPo (Lithium Polymer) chemistry. The packaging includes the laptop itself, an AC adapter, and a power cord.

Nonetheless, the Nitro V carries no major drawbacks or cost-cutting measures at such a low price point - apart from the dull screen and plastic build quality, but that's standard for entry-level gaming laptops. Again, upgrading the RAM to 16GB or more is recommended for an optimal experience.

The $599 price tag won't last long, so grab this deal before it's gone. Visit the Amazon link for more details.

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If you’re looking for a reliable and affordable hard drive to populate your new NAS or expand your existing one, today’s Cyber Monday deal will save you some money on your upgrade. The Seagate IronWolf Pro 14TB NAS internal hard drive, designed for NAS RAID setups, is now at $223.99 on Amazon — an all-time low price.

Although it’s marketed as a NAS drive, our testing showed that the Seagate IronWolf Pro 14 TB is a great all-rounder, especially if you need a massive amount of space for storing your system data. Its 7200 RPM rating and 256MB cache allow it to hit 225 MB/s transfer speeds — while not as fast as M.2 NVMe SSDs, it’s good enough for storing large amounts of data for long periods. Furthermore, this drive uses Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) technology, which is faster and offers improved stability vs competing hard drives reliant on Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) technology.

Another thing that makes the IronWolf Pro 14TB a great option is Seagate’s confidence in the drive. It has a truly long-lasting five-year warranty, with Seagate providing Rescue Data Recovery Services for the first three years (with the company claiming a 90% recovery rate). It’s rare to see this kind of warranty, and if you’re looking for peace of mind, this could be more than enough for you to pick this HDD.

This drive made it on our list of the best hard drives of 2024, claiming the Best NAS Drive title. When we compared the IronWolf Pro to other options, like the WD Red Plus, Toshiba X300, or even the regular IronWolf hard drive, we figured that the IronWolf Pro is the best option at its regular price. And now that Seagate is putting it on a discount, the hard drive is so tempting to purchase for your NAS or PC.

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If you want to increase your bulk storage for pictures, videos, archives, and backups, a cheap and deep hard drive is always the best way to get the most bang for your buck. That's especially true during Cyber Monday when you can find great deals on hard drives, like the 10TB BarraCuda Pro that we found listed for $170, which is $110 cheaper than its previous all-time low pricing, which works out to a mere $17 per TB.

BarraCuda Pro has many advantages over the non-pro variant. The drive operates at 7,200 RPM and uses CMR tech that's faster than the lower-performing and lesser reliable SMR drives. The other major advantage is the peace of mind of a five-year warranty on the hard drive, along with a free two years of Rescue Data recovery services, meaning you get free data recovery if the drive fails. That's unmatched in the industry.  

Lower-cost mechanical hard drives typically use SMR tech, which is slower and delivers inconsistent performance. They also have a shorter warranty period and no data recovery services. 

We reviewed the Seagate BarraCuda Pro 10TB HDD and compared its performance against other mechanical HDDs. As the target use case is for data that you don't need at blinding SSD speeds, the drive's read performance is critical.

As you can see in our in-depth benchmarking, the BarraCuda drive has the chops to deliver strong and steady performance that matches or exceeds competing drives, like the Seagate IronWolf 10TB. The IronWolf 12TB is also currently on sale for $199.99, so you can choose between the two with the difference being the price and 2TB additional storage.

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If you've been holding out for a high-quality gaming monitor but don't want to pay premium prices, you should check out this offer from Newegg on the Samsung Odyssey G5 WQHD curved gaming display. It debuted with a price tag of $549 but it's currently marked down to just $299 in time for Cyber Monday—its lowest price to date.

This gaming monitor is AMD FreeSync Premium certified and has plenty of juicy specs to get excited about. It's huge, spanning 34 inches across and has a curved panel with a dense, WQHD resolution. If you want to see how it stacks up against other monitors leading the market, check out our list of best gaming monitors for 2024.

The Samsung Odyssey G5 gaming monitor features a 34-inch VA panel with a curvature graded at 1000R. Its WQHD resolution measures in at 3440 x 1440px alongside a high refresh rate of 165Hz and a short response time of just 1ms. This sets it apart from your run-of-the-mill FHD gaming displays, making it a great go-to option for gamers and professionals who rely on media alike.

The monitor is AMD FreeSync Premium certified for its performance and is backed up with HDR10 support along with a brightness that caps out at 250 Nits. For video input, it comes with both an HDMI 2 port and a DisplayPort 1.4 input. You also get a 3.5mm jack for connecting external audio peripherals.

As of writing, it's not clear for how long this discount will be made available but you can pick it up for yourself over at the Samsung Odyssey G5 product page at Newegg.

Cyber Monday deals feature amazing deals for several PC components - either as an upgrade or a complete build from scratch. RAM is a key component to your system's performance, and hence, many wouldn't mind skipping fancy RGB effects in place of either cheap or high-performing pair of sticks. Luckily, you are getting good deals on memory kits during this Cyber Monday sale - like other components you'd buy - starting with the TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan 32GB DDR5-6000 kit with 30-30-36-76 timings with 38 CAS latency. The best part is that you're getting this at an attractive price of $87 with no coupons or rebates.

For the price, you get a pair of 16GB x 2 with low-profile heat spreaders with a choice between three colors- black, silver, and red- with no price difference (silver shaves off a few cents). This way you can choose the color you prefer best. Having a low-profile memory kit is great if you choose to use a large CPU air cooler or just don't want anything fancy.

A few months ago, the same memory kit was priced at $103. According to its retail history, this is the lowest price yet. The memory kit supports Intel XMP 3.0 for easy setup, and you can also pair these with a system built around an AMD 7000 series CPU since it supports DDR5-6000 spec. Earlier, we spotted some good deals on both Intel and AMD CPUs. Irrespective of the option you choose, this is likely to be one of the memory kit options with an attractive value for the performance you'd shortlist.

A good 32GB kit such as this one gives you adequate memory legroom needed by most users, especially for gaming. If you require anything more, TeamGroup also has 64GB (2x 32GB) kits available for $156, which is a bit cheaper than double the cost of this kit but with C38 timings.

Based on the user's review on Amazon, most are satisfied with this memory kit either for an existing system or to be used in a brand new build. Assuming these memory kits fit your needs, it is going to be tough to get a better deal on a value-for-money option during this Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales season.

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If you plan to get more RAM for your AMD gaming PC, then look at this 32GB (2x16) DDR5-6000 Vengeance RAM kit from Corsair, which is currently on sale at just $99 on Amazon. This gives you a 20% discount from its original price of $124, saving you a cool $25.

The Corsair Vengeance DDR5-5200 has made our list of the best DD4 and DDR5 RAM kits for gaming in 2024. We’ve also reviewed the Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 C30, where we noted its performance and reliability. Although this RAM kit is known for being pricier than the competition, the discount you get makes it a very compelling purchase right now.

Aside from speed and reliability, the 32GB capacity this RAM kit gives you doubles the recommended 16GB for most games and productivity work. This means you can do more multitasking without fearing that your PC will slow to a crawl.

This Corsair Vengeance RAM kit is made with Intel XMP in mind, and it bests other similar competitors in our testing using Intel hardware. But even though this kit is seemingly designed for Intel systems, it also works well with AMD gaming PCs. DDR5-6000 is the sweet spot for Ryzen memory overclocking, giving you the best balance between price and performance, making this the best option if you want to make the most out of your AMD Ryzen gaming PC.

However, note that this kit is only available in black or white. You’ll have to choose another kit if you’re looking for something more color and want RGB in your life. Nevertheless, if performance is what you’re solely after, this RAM kit is more than enough to deliver what you need. If you need more capacity, the 48GB (2x24GB) and 64GB (2x32GB) kits are also on sale, but at a much lower discount of 9% and 7%, respectively.

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Before Cyber Monday, the Phillips Evnia 34M2C8600 has gone on sale for 29% off, costing just $569.99 instead of its original $799.99 MSRP. This monitor, released mid-2023, is a 34-inch 175 Hz OLED 21:9 Ultrawide monitor with support for DisplayHDR True Black 400, a curved screen, and a resolution of 3440 x 1440 (WQHD). This is a genuinely feature-rich monitor, and our original review rated it 4.5/5 stars, even at its original pricing.

Beyond the OLED crash course, our original review praised this monitor in nearly every facet. Of course, there is still some room for improvement. For example, this OLED display is rated for just 450 nits brightness, which allows it to achieve the DisplayHDR grade of True Black 400. However, compared to the substandard DisplayHDR grade of just "400", which isn't HDR, True Black 400 can leverage OLED's infinite per-pixel contrast and turn around a stunning image at a much much lower brightness than IPS HDR monitors, which generally aren't considered good until you reach the maximum HDR grade of "1000" for 1000 nits.

For those who may not know, the core appeal of OLEDs is always found in their near-infinite contrast. Barring a rare few entry-level OLEDs that somehow manage to fumble this, nearly every OLED on the market will have perfect, inky black levels thanks to the fundamental nature of the display panel type. OLEDs, like VA panels, are capable of full per-pixel dimming, which can completely power off a pixel in dark scenes...but unlike VA panels, they are also far more vibrant and responsive. 

OLED panels are even more vibrant and responsive than high-end IPS panels, with some boasting near-instant response time comparable to classic CRT displays. This makes them ideal for gamers in a way other modern panel types are not.

Regarding genuinely unique features, we highlight the Phillips Evnia "Ambiglow" feature in our original review. Ambiglow takes industry-standard RGB lighting behind the monitor and matches it to the content onscreen, adding an extra, subtle immersion factor for your peripheral view, especially in a dark room.

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