The Amazon Prime Day event has officially ended, but of course the company is still hosting a bunch of deals, including savings from the big event you can still buy.

Here in our live coverage, you'll find all the best deals curated by our experts in every category, from CPUs and GPUs, RAM and SSDs, laptops and gaming PCs, peripherals, and beyond. We use extensive price tracking and our expertise to bring you deals that are actually worthwhile, accompanied by our extensive benchmarking and hands-on testing data.

We'll also be bringing you lots of great deals from rival sites that host their own sales during this period, including the likes of Newegg.

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Hottest Prime Day Tech Deals

Good morning and welcome to the final day of the Amazon Prime Day sale. There are less than 24 hours of the Big Deal Days event remaining, so stay tuned for all the new deals, and great savings you can still get! - Stephen Warwick

Save $180 on Creality's 16-color K2 Combo 3D printer

Creality's K2 Combo is the smallest in the K2 family with a print area of 260 x 260 x 260mm. Direct from Creality, you can save $180 on the printer itself, bringing its $549 list price down to $399. Bundled with a Creality CFS quadruple-spool feeder, you'll save $204 off the $699 list price, bringing the price down to $495.

As with our K2 printers, such as the K2 Pro Combo we reviewed, you can pair up to four CFS cartridges together for 16-color printer; though, with the smaller size here, it might be difficult to fit all those colors in. It also feature auto print bed leveling, along with print failure detection. — Jake Roach

Save $500 on the ABS Flux II Aqua with 32GB of DDR5 and an RTX 5070

Most RTX 5070 desktops are selling north of $2,000 when paired with 32GB of DDR5, but the ABS Flux II Aqua is on sale for $1,799.99, knocking $500 off its list price. In addition to the memory and RTX 5070, the prebuilt comes with a 1TB NVMe SSD and Intel Core i7-14700F CPU. The machine also comes with a free copy of Control Resonant thanks to an Nvidia promotion.

If you're unfamiliar, ABS is Newegg's in-house PC brand, and unlike many prebuilts that use a grab bag approach to components, Newegg lists the specific components you'll get in your build. This model, for instance, comes with a Gigabyte B760M C V3 motherboard and a Kingston SNV3S 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD.

As you can see from the data we gathered in our GPU benchmark hierarchy, the RTX 5070 offers triple-digit frame rates at 1080p without any upscaling or frame generation assistance. At 4K, its average drops to 37.6 FPS, making 1440p the ideal sweet spot for native resolution. As with other RTX 50-series GPUs, the RTX 5070 supports DLSS Super Resolution and Multi-Frame Generation.

The Core i7-14700F isn't as fast as AMD's recent X3D chips, but it's still among Intel's fastest gaming chips. This model comes with a locked multiplier and lacks integrated graphics. However, even at stock settings, the Core i7-14700K offers 97% of the gaming performance of the Core i9-14900K. — Jake Roach

You can still save on the Corsair Xeneon Edge, now less than $200

The viral Corsair Xeneon Edge LCD touchscreen is back in stock and discounted at Corsair, with $50 off all five colors.

This touchscreen can be used standalone, mounted with magnets, or even integrated into select Corsair PC cases. It can serve as a control system for your music or voice chats, a comment or chat window for your live streams, or as a nerve center monitoring your PCs vital signs. It can be mounted horizontally or vertically, offering a 2560 x 720 resolution display with a 60Hz refresh rate. This was one of the most popular deals during the last Prime Day earlier in the summer, so it won't be around for long. - Stephen Warwick.

The Razer Huntsman Mini 60% wired is still available at its lowest-ever price

Amazon has the Razer Huntsman Mini 60% Wired down to an all-time low price of $69, taking off 47% from the keyboard's $129.99 list price. Razer offers the keyboard with either clicky or linear optical switches, though only the linear version is on sale at Amazon. If you're interested in the clicky version, it's on sale for the same price at Best Buy.

With Razer's optical switches, you can use Razer's Snap Tap feature to rapidly swap between two key presses, as well as rebind commands to different actuation points on the key press. The keyboard is primarily constructed out of plastic, though Razer uses an aluminum top frame for a bit of premium flair. — Jake Roach

Get a gaming mic for streaming for just $45

HyperX is known for its excellent line of gaming microphones — they're easy to use, they make you sound great, and they have a handy tap-to-mute button that works perfectly. While the QuadCast 2 S is the company's flagship mic with four polar patterns, most people only need one. And that's where the SoloCast 2 comes in.

This USB condenser microphone features just one polar pattern (cardioid), and is designed to pick up the voice of one person directly in front of it. It's a very sturdily built mic — a solid black cylinder with a metal grille, and it weighs almost 13 ounces (365.7g). But unlike most microphones, this actually hides a built-in stand. You can tilt the microphone back about 40 degrees (which angles it right at your face, if it's sitting on a desk). The bottom is lined with rubber so it won't slip around, and there's also a mounting point for those who would still prefer to mount it on a boom arm.

The mic has a USB-C port at the back and a large tap-to-mute button on top, as well as a red indicator light that lets you know when the mic is muted. The microphone records at a high-res 24-bit / 96 kHz bit-depth/sample rate, and it sounds very good out of the box. It has a built-in internal shock mount and pop filter, but it definitely benefits from being mounted instead of just sitting on your desk. However, it's nice to know the option is always there, thanks to the built-in desk stand.

It's a pretty simple mic, and it's already pretty budget-friendly at retail price. But now it's even cheaper — just $44.99 at HyperX, down $15 from its original price of $59.99. You can read my full review here. — Sarah

Creative's Pebble speakers are still on sale

If you're looking for a pair of desktop speakers to elevate your laptop setup without breaking the bank, Creative's Pebble USB 2.0 speakers are the perfect budget-friendly option. These compact speakers feature a distinct spherical shape inspired by the pebbles found in Japanese rock gardens. They measure just 4.4 inches wide and have 2-inch full-range drivers that are angled up 45 degrees so the sound hits your ears when they're placed on a desktop. And they're currently on sale for just $19.99 — yes, it's only $3.75 off their retail price of $23.74, but that's about the most you'll find these marked down.

The Pebble USB 2.0 speakers feature both USB-A and 3.5mm AUX inputs — they don't need to be plugged into a power outlet, just a standard USB port, so they're perfect for laptops and mobile setups. While the sound isn't necessarily going to wow you, these speakers pack a pretty impressive punch for how small they are. Of course, if you don't mind spending a little more, the Creative Pebble V3 is also on sale for $37.99, which is 16% off its retail price of $44.99. The Pebble V3 has more power — twice as much as the Creative Pebble USB 2.0, or up to 8W RMS — and features USB-C, 3.5mm AUX, and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. Both the Pebble USB 2.0 and the Pebble V3 come in black and white options (and both colorways are on sale). — Sarah

$499 Bambu Lab P1S color-printing combo deal still live at Best Buy

Bambu Lab's excellent P1S 3D printer and AMS color printing module combo bundle is back to just $499, saving $50 off the normal retail price we see for this combination. That's $50 you can put towards some reels of filament to start you on your 3D printing journey

We’ve had the Bambu Lab P1S in for review, and after our extensive testing, we awarded the P1S an Editor's Choice award for its performance and value. The P1S comes semi-assembled for an easy 15-minute setup out of the box. The printer features automatic bed leveling, an abundance of presets in the slicer software, and exceptional print speeds with up to a 20000 mm/s² acceleration limit. Thanks to the P1S's fully enclosed print space, the ability to produce high-temperature prints with fewer errors is increased, plus the P1S sports an ample build volume of 256 x 256 x 256 mm for your creations to come to life.

3D printing is a rapidly growing hobby, and it's cheaper and easier than ever to start on that journey yourself and pick up a really fun hobby where you can bring your ideas and creations to life. Check out this awesome Amazon Prime Big Deal Days deal and see if the Bambu Lab P1S is the printer for you. — Stewart Bendle

Buy a Thermaltake TH360 ARGB Sync V2 AIO for only $59 - three CT120 ARGB fans, copper baseplate, with an infinity design on the pump, and it’s at an all-time low price.

Thermaltake’s TH360 V2 ARGB is on sale for only $59 right now during the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days special and is at an all-time low price for the processor. For just $83, you get a high-performing 360mm AIO with three RGB fans and a cool infinity design on the pump, along with an industrial look, all controllable through the motherboard software.

The TH360 V2 sports a new cable-integrated daisy-chain design that lets you connect the fans directly to the motherboard, cleaning up the look and reducing the demand on 4-pin and 3-pin ARGB headers. A high-performance copper baseplate helps move heat from the CPU to the radiator, and the low-evaporation tubes reduce coolant loss, so you won't have to top it off down the road. For $60, this is a great deal on a 360mm AIO without an integrated display.

Upgrade to an RTX 5060 desktop with the ABS Cyclone for $1,099.99, $300 off list price

Newegg has a solid deal on an entry-level gaming desktop with an RTX 5060 and Core i5-14400F. It's built on a DDR4 platform, but this configuration comes with 32GB of memory, along with a 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD. ABS is Newegg's in-house PC brand, so you can browse the specific components of the rig by following the link below.

Based on our testing, DDR4 represents about a 13% drop in gaming performance at 1080p with Intel's Raptor Lake Refresh chips. However, that drop is less severe on weaker CPUs like the Core i5-14400F. The Core i5-14400F doesn't have the multithreaded power of the 14600K in applications, but it still comes with the same six P-cores that are essential in games, along with four E-cores.

For the GPU, the RTX 5060 is squarely position to handle modern AAA gaming at 1080p, achieving an average of 64 FPS in our 19-game test suite that includes some demanding path tracing titles. It also comes with DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Multi Frame Generation, though note the 8GB frame buffer may limit the practicality of MFG in some titles. — Jake Roach

Our favorite gaming headset is down to just $110

Razer's BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) is still our favorite gaming headset — it's lightweight, comfortable, and it has one of the best headset microphones we've ever used, and right now it's on sale at Amazon for just $109.99, which is 45% off its retail price of $199.99.

The BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) features Razer's 50mm TriForce titanium dynamic drivers, which have a wider-than-average frequency response range of 12 - 28,000 Hz. The headset is very lightweight, weighing just 11.29 ounces (320g), and comfortable for long periods of wear thanks to its padded headband and earcups. It doesn't fold, so it's not ideal for travel, but it does get up to 70 hours of battery life. The detachable 9.9mm condenser microphone has a removable pop filter and will make you sound fantastic — almost like you're using a standalone USB gaming mic. You can read my full review of the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) here. — Sarah

One of the best gaming PCs we've seen this week

Prime Day is a great time to try and score a new gaming PC, but one of the better deals we've seen is actually at Walmart. There, you can score this Skytech Gaming Harpy PC, featuring the Intel Ultra 7 270K CPU, Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti, 1TB SSD, and 32GB of DDR5 6000.

To put that into perspective, the GPU in this build alone now fetches $1,100. This is a great gaming PC for 1440p and even 4K gaming, and one of the best value deals we've seen this week on a rig thanks to its $550 discount. This one won't be around for long. - Stephen Warwick

Save $75 on the MSI MPG A100GS PCIE5 II power supply – just $95 ($85 after MIR) buys a quality 80+ Gold ATX3.1/PCIe 5.1-ready, fully modular unit with a 10-year warranty

A high-quality power supply is critical for PC stability and the longevity of your components. Over time, internals degrade, and new specifications come out that you may need now, or in the future when prices come down on video cards (don’t hold your breath). MSI’s MPG A1000GS PCIE5 II fully modular power supply is only $95 with promo code FTTF7873 ($85 with the $10 MIR card) at Newegg.

The A1000GS has 80 Plus Gold certification and is ideal for powering just about any CPU and GPU combo, including the RTX 5080 and even some base-model RTX 5090s. It offers users plenty of connections, including dual native 12V-2x6 PCIe connectors rated to 600W and three 6+2-pin PCIe connectors for older graphics cards. It also has two 8-pin EPS, eight SATA, and four Molex connectors. The large 135mm FDB fan spins quietly and includes a zero-fan mode for quiet operation under low loads. I bought this power supply last year for my kid’s PC (at a much higher cost), and haven’t heard a complaint since. - Joe Shields

The roomy, high-airflow Corsair Frame 4000D RS ARGB is 39% off for Prime Big Deals - $75 ($49 off) buys an awesome modular mid-tower case with three pre-installed ARGB fans

If other components are too expensive, changing your PC’s case can give you that new-PC feeling (well, the look at least) without breaking the bank. Corsair’s mid-tower 4000D RS ARGB Frame, according to our 2025 review (of just the 400D, not RS ARGB, is a “thermally effective, reasonably priced, lightweight case that promises future upgrade options.” and received 4 of 5 stars. Priced at only $75, an all-time low, it's a great deal on a name-brand case.

The Frame’s claim to fame is its modularity and InfiniRail fan-mounting system, which makes building and next-level customization easy. You can customize the exterior with high-airflow wood and glass panels and even a customizable front I/O, with loads more options inside. This version includes three RS120 ARGB fans mounted in front and saves you a few bucks. Internally, there’s plenty of room for 360mm radiators up front and on top, supports large graphics cards (up to 430mm) and CPU coolers (up to 170mm), and fits Mini-ITX to E-ATX motherboards. For $75 and the lowest price we’ve seen, this is a steal: a solid, all-around chassis with plenty of upgrade options. - Joe Shields

Save $200 on the 350Hz Samsung Odyssey G6, bringing the price down to $299.99

The speedy Samsung Odyssey G6 is on sale for 40% off at Newegg, shaving $200 off its list price to bring the monitor down to $299.99. It's a 27-inch 1440p display with a blistering 350 Hz refresh rate. It uses a Fast IPS panel, which Samsung claims offers a 1ms GtG response time.

Samsung had the monitor certified with a AMD FreeSync Premium (along with a G-Sync Compatible badge), and passed it through VESA's DisplayHDR 400 tier. Note the DisplayHDR 400 tier doesn't require any specific lighting zones or strict contrast requirements, so you shouldn't expect great HDR performance.

The included stand offers height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustments, as well as the ability to hold the display vertically. Note that the poor reviews on Newegg are related to a limited-time game promotion, not the monitor itself; the negative reviews are very positive about the display itself. — Jake Roach

A USB-C cable with a display for $9.99

Sabrent's one-meter USB-C cable with a display is $9.99 on Amazon or Prime Day. Price trackers show it has previously been as high at $24.99.

This braided cable (I'll always take that — I've lost too many non-braided cables) can charge devices at up to 100 W.

This cable also had data transfer capabilities (not all of them do!) at up to 480 MBps. But the showstopper is the screen, that shows you how fast the cable is charging the device.

Is it necessary? No. Is it fun to test if all of your devices meet their manufacturer's promises? Yes, yes it is. — Andrew E. Freedman

Logitech G29 racing wheel and pedal set with real force feedback is on a deep 37% discount

Logitech’s G29 racing wheel and pedal set is on a deep sale of 33% off for Prime Big Deal Days, bringing the price down to $199.98. That's true of both the Xbox and PlayStation versions of the set. Both models work on PC and Mac; the differences otherwise are the symbols on the buttons and the logo on the wheel.

The G29 has been the go-to entry-level racing wheel for over a decade, and for good reason. You can spend well over $1,000 on a direct drive wheel, and that’s just for the wheel alone. For $199, Logitech offers real force feedback, a comfortable and ergonomic wheel, and a set of three pedals to get you started in any racing sim.

This isn't an all-time low for the G29, but it's close. We've seen it once, over five years ago, drop to $170. — Jake Roach

Save on odds and ends with some of our 13 tech bargains under $13

Although the big discounts catch a lot of eyes, some of the best things to pick up during a major Amazon sale are the odds and ends you never think about: USB cables, desk accessories, USB hubs, etc. Most of the time, you'll just pick up whatever you need when you need it at full price, but with a little bit of foresight, you can save if you stock up during a sale.

We picked out just a few deals from our 13 under $13 roundup here, so make sure you check out the full list. Here, we have a retractable 100W UGreen USB-C cable, which is particularly useful if you just throw your cables in a bag, along with the ever-import GPU support stand and a slick headphone/controller stand that slots on the edge of your desk. — Jake Roach

TP-Link's 8-port 2.5G unmanaged Ethernet switch is a bargain at $50 — upgrade your home network for half price

If you are looking to upgrade your home or small office network, the TP-Link TL-SG108S-M2—an unmanaged 8-port 2.5 GbE switch—is an option that you should definitely consider. While its standard MSRP sits at $129.99, today’s Amazon Prime Big Deal Days discount slashes the price to just $79.99.

An 8-port switch under $50 is a standout deal that immediately grabbed my attention. To put it in perspective, I paid $59.97 for a 6-port UGREEN 2.5 GbE switch around this time last year.

With a total switching capacity of 40 Gbps, the TL-SG108S-M2 supports 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps, and 2.5 Gbps connections. It easily handles everyday networking tasks—whether you are hooking up a desktop PC, connecting a NAS, setting up a shared workgroup printer, or running an access point to expand wireless coverage. Best of all, it works seamlessly over standard Cat5e wiring. — Brandon Hill

Score on the Ryzen 5 7600X at its lowest price ever in the waning hours of Big Deal Days

Amazon has AMD's Ryzen 5 7600X marked down to its lowest price ever during the waning hours of Big Deal Days. The chip has been on sale throughout the event, but it's now down to $149.99; 50% off its $299 list price. Despite being a last-gen chip, the Ryzen 5 7600X has sold between $170 and $200 throughout most of this year.

The Ryzen 5 7600X is a 6-core / 12-thread chip based on AMD's Zen 4 architecture. It can boost up to 5.3 GHz and slots into the AM5 socket with either 600- or 800-series chipsets. Note, however, that you may need to update your BIOS.

With six cores, the Ryzen 5 7600X isn't a great productivity CPU, at least in heavily-threaded applications. However, it's an excellent entry-level gaming CPU, not only offering solid frame rates as you can see from our CPU benchmark hierarchy chart above, but also running cool enough to save you some money on an aftermarket cooler. — Jake Roach

UGREEN Nexode 20000 mAh power bank drops to $55 — 130W portable battery discounted 39%

When I travel, I like to carry around a relatively beefy portable power bank with me to keep my devices charged. Whether I'm on an airplane, on a ferry, or sitting on the beach listening to some tunes, it's nice to be able to keep everything juiced up. To that end, UGREEN's Nexode 20000 mAh power bank is more than up to the task of serving as a mainstay in your travel bag. It usually retails for $89.99, but is on sale right now for $57.99.

The power bank supports up to 100W of total power output between its two USB-C ports. USB-C1 supports up to 100W output, while USB-C2 outputs up to 30W. Besides its two USB-C ports, there's also a single USB-A port.

According to UGREEN, the power bank can recharge a 13-inch MacBook Air up to 1.3 times, or it can recharge an iPhone 16 Pro up to 3.7 times. In addition, there's also a nifty smart LCD status indicator that tells you the current charge level of the battery, power output levels, and time remaining until the battery is discharged (or filled up, if it's recharging). — Brandon Hill

Walmart has an RTX 5060 desktop on sale for just $899, around $600 less than similarly-configured machines

The ABS Cyclone M Aqua isn't technically on sale at Walmart, but it's far cheaper than any similarly-configured gaming PC at just $899. The desktop packs Intel's Core i5-14400F, which is a 10-core CPU with six performance cores, along with an RTX 5060 8GB GPU, 16GB of DDR4-3200 memory, and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD. An identical configuration at Newegg is selling for $1,000 right now and normally goes for $1,500.

ABS is Newegg's in-house PC brand, though this model is shipped and sold by Walmart. Regardless, you can browse the specific components in this rig before buying; ABS doesn't use a grab bag approach to building systems. An important note here, however, is the memory. The machine packs a single 16GB DDR4-3200 DIMM, so you'll want to add a second one for the best performance.

Picking up a second DIMM is reasonable at this price (about $100 for a 16GB DDR4-3200 DIMM) considering the specs and price here. The RTX 5060 is an excellent choice for modern 1080p gaming, able to maintain a 64 FPS average across out demanding 19-game test suite, which includes titles with demanding ray tracing. Plus, it has access to DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Multi Frame Generation — though, the application of both is limited at 1080p with an 8GB GPU. — Jake Roach

Get MSI's first Claw A1M on a clearance sale for just $562.99 with 1TB of storage.

The original MSI Claw (A1M) was the first handheld from MSI, and the first one with an Intel CPU, in this case, the Core Ultra 7 155H from the Meteor Lake range. Best Buy has the handheld on clearance, and right now it's available for a surprisingly good price of $562.99 considering how expensive newer handhelds are.

This is the cheapest option you can get right now in this class of handheld gaming PC. The ROG Xbox Ally with the Ryzen Z2 A and 512GB of storage is $600, and handhelds with 1TB of storage and the Ryzen Z1 Extreme will run you north of $1,000.

In both build quality and layout, the A1M is nearly a carbon copy of the original Asus ROG Ally. It sports a 7-inch 1080p display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a single USB-C port for charging and peripherals, and a microSD card slot for storage expansion; though, you can replace the SSD inside, as well. Performance isn't good as the Ryzen Z1 Extreme, but it's close. Battery life the main limitation, so much sure to have a charger handy. — Jake Roach

The T-Force G50 Evo is still the best deal on a 4TB NVMe SSD we've found at $399.99

The T-Force G50 Evo still offers the lowest price on 4TB of PCIe 4.0 storage we've found, clocking in at $399.99. It clocks in at a flat $0.10 per GB, which is well below the $0.15 threshold we've set since the beginning of the AI-driven flash shortage.

This is a DRAMless PCIe 4.0 drive, so you should expect midrange performance. It's fast enough that gaming won't be an issue, even in DirectStorage titles, though you may run into some slowdowns when the drive nears its full capacity, or when doing larger transfers. — Jake Roach

The tried-and-true HyperX Cloud III headset is more than half off at Walmart — pick it up for just $49, a new all-time low

HyperX's Cloud series of gaming headsets have been the go-to option for quality gaming headphones at a reasonable price for years, so it's no surprise that the Cloud III headset has sat on our best gaming headsets list since it launched in 2023. It's worth recommending at its full $100 list price, and Walmart has the headset marked down its lowest price ever right now at just $49.

As you can read in our HyperX Cloud III review, the headset delivers exactly what we wanted. It's the Cloud II, just refined with more comfortable earcups and a break from the classic black and red look. Although the headset includes the same 53mm-sized drivers as the Cloud II, HyperX redesigned them. It's a much more balanced response, delivering clear midrange and solid low-end in music and movies as well as it does in games.

The headset is wired, but it comes with a long, braided cable, and it includes a detachable microphone. The mic isn't the best, though that's an area where it's hard to expect miracles on a budget gaming headset. — Jake Roach

The Logitech MX Master 3S is down to previous all-time low on Amazon, clocking in at just $75.99

Logitech's MX Master range are the de facto option for productivity mice, and our near-perfect review on the MX Master 3S holds up today as well as it did in 2022. That's at least assuming you aren't looking for a high-performance gaming mouse; the MX Master 3S will disappoint you with its tame 8K DPI sensor.

Performance has never been the draw of an MX Master. It's the ergonomics and customizability. The thumb scroll wheel gives you another variable function under your grip, while the thumb rest button gives you additional controls on top of the typical forward/back split.

In addition, the mouse supports Logi Flow, allowing you to seamlessly use it across different devices (including macOS and Windows) seamlessly, including clipboard support. The mouse can connect up to three devices, which you can swap between with a button on the bottom. Note if you're using Flow, you don't need to swap with the button manually. — Jake Roach

Razer's flagship DeathAdder V4 Pro is already on sale

It probably seems like the Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro only just dropped (even though it was actually a year ago), but the brand's flagship gaming mouse is already on sale for just $149.99 at Amazon (21% off its retail price of $189.99). There is a catch — this is the Niko Edition of the mouse, which was co-designed by Counter-Strike player Nikola "NiKo" Kovač. However, it's the same mouse; it just has a different skin.

The DeathAdder V4 Pro is one of the best lightweight wireless gaming mice you can get. It features Razer's Focus Pro 45K Optical Gen-2 sensor, which has a maximum sensitivity of 45,000 DPI and a maximum speed of 900 IPS, and can handle up to 85 G's of force. It's not Razer's absolute latest sensor, but it's excellent. Plus, the DeathAdder V4 Pro maintains the shape of its predecessor, the DeathAdder V3 Pro, which is still basically my favorite mouse shape ever — my hand just gravitates toward it whenever it's on my desk. You can read my full review of the DeathAdder V4 Pro here. — Sarah

Corsair's Katar Pro XT is down to just $25

Looking for a lightweight gaming mouse with a universal pseudo-ambidextrous shape? Corsair's Katar Pro XT is down to just $24.99 at Amazon — 29% off its retail price of $34.99.

This lightweight mouse weighs a mere 2.68 ounces (73g), which isn't as light as some of the ultra-lightweight mice out there, but still puts in solidly in the "lightweight" mouse category. It features a PMW3391 optical sensor, which has a maximum resolution of 18,000 DPI, and gets up to a 1,000 Hz wired polling rate. It comes with a non-detachable paracord cable that is flexible and drag-free, and it even has a nice amount of RGB lighting in the scroll wheel. It's not going to reinvent gaming mice for you, but it's a solid lightweight contender for those who don't want to spend too much. You can read our full review of the Corsair Katar Pro XT here. — Sarah

Asus' ROG Azoth X wireless 75% keyboard is down to $154

Asus' premium ROG Azoth X 75% wireless keyboard is normally $269.99 — pretty expensive, but the Azoth line has been relatively solid since the brand first introduced it. Right now, however, you can get the keyboard for just $153.99 at Best Buy — $116 off its list price, and a great deal for those looking for a gaming keyboard with an enthusiast build.

The Azoth X is an all-white keyboard with Asus' "Stellar" theme keycaps, which definitely gives it a different look from other keyboards in the Azoth lineup. It features an aluminum top plate, a hot-swappable PCB, and a small customizable OLED display in the upper right corner. It comes with a matching wrist rest, as well as accessories for tinkering inside the case, including a keycap/switch puller and extra switches. It's wireless, and gets up to 1,600 hours of battery life with the lighting and screen turned off. It can also get up to an 8,000 Hz polling rate with an ROG polling rate booster (sold separately).

While I didn't love the thunky spacebar when I tested it, it's still a solid keyboard — especially at this price. And it's actually a better deal than it seems, as the keyboard debuted last year with a retail price of $299.99 — so it's actually about half off. You can read my full review of the Asus ROG Azoth X here. — Sarah

Elgato's Stream Deck MK.2 is now just $110

Up your streaming game (or your... regular productivity game) with an Elgato Stream Deck — you can now pick up the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 for just $119.99 at Amazon (20% off its retails price of $149.99).

The Stream Deck MK.2 is Elgato's "main" Stream Deck — it's compact but not too small, with 15 customizable LCD keys arranged in three rows of five. It features an interchangeable faceplate, a detachable USB-C cable, and comes with a sturdy desktop stand that puts it at a convenient 45-degree angle. It works inside Elgato's Stream Deck system, which is probably the most robust for stream deck-type devices.

You can set buttons to perform various functions, including keyboard/mouse/system functions, execute macros, and interact with various peripherals and devices that are integrated into the Marketplace. You can even set up buttons to perform a series of functions in sequence — like a macro on steroids. You can read our full review of the Stream Deck MK.2 here. — Sarah

Make the jump to an OLED gaming monitor and save 48% — LG's massive 45-inch UltraGear screen hits its lowest price

Sitting at its lowest price in at least the last thirty days, LG's UltraGear 45GX900A-B 45-Inch OLED gaming monitor costs just $884.99. This is a far cry from its initial launch price of $1699.99, where you're saving almost 50%. OLED gaming monitors have come down substantially in price over the last couple of years as the technology is more widely adopted and fears of fast OLED burn-in subside.

LG's UltraGear 45GX900A-B is also a great screen if you want to connect more than just your gaming PC. For current-gen console gamers on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, there's an HDMI 2.1 port with support for variable refresh rates, plus DisplayPort 1.4 and USB Type-C with 65W power delivery. - Stewart Bendle

Score a 1080p gaming PC for less than $1,000 right now, fitted with Nvidia or AMD GPUs — save up to $350 to secure rigs with RTX 5060 or RX 9060 GPUs at low prices

While Amazon's big sale has finished, Walmart and Best Buy are delivering the goods with huge deals on two different gaming PCs. Right now, you can pick up the ABS Cyclone M Aqua with an RTX 5060 for $999 at Walmart, or go for a CyberPowerPC rig with an RX 9060 for $999.99 at Best Buy instead.

These are both good machines for 1080p gaming, with a price that puts them below $1,000. Given the current market, finding any rig priced this low with modern components is a struggle. The ABS Cyclone M Aqua for $999 is a good option with the RTX 5060, with DLSS support giving you an additional edge in-game, along with that extra 2TB SSD.

That said, the CyberPowerPC rig for $999.99 is a solid alternative, with newer components and better options for upgrades into the future. Either one will suit you fine for modern gaming, but these prices aren't likely to stick around for very long.

The MSI X870E Gaming Plus Wi-Fi is the cheapest X870E board at just $170 with $70 off coupon

Most X870E boards are selling for above $250, even with the sales going on right now, but MSI's X870E Gaming Plus Wi-Fi is on sale for just $170. You can get it for that price by using the promo code FTTF8257 at checkout, which takes $70 off the $239.99 list price.

The connectivity, at least externally, is what you'd expect out of an X870E board. MSI includes 5 Gb LAN, Wi-Fi 7, and a USB4 Type-C port, along with a 20 Gbps USB-C, two USB-A 10 Gbps, two USB-A 5 Gbps, and four USB 2.0 ports. The board has headers for internal USB-C and USB 3.0 Type-A, as well.

The storage is behind higher-end options with three M.2 slots. The top slot supports PCIe 5.0, while the other two slots top out at PCIe 4.0. Similarly, the top PCIe x16 slot is PCIe 5.0, followed by a PCIe 4.0 x16 and PCIe 3.0 x16 slot. — Jake Roach

It's Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2026 time, 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 the 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 below. If you want even more options, we also have our list of Best Gaming Monitors and our Prime Day Gaming Monitor Deals hub if you're looking for curated lists, but we're putting the hottest deals in this blog.

Prime Day 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 500% 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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It's early in the morning, but the gaming monitor deals are flying in. We'll keep this list hot as the event progresses; buckle up!

Corsair's tiny PC touchscreen discounted in all five colors

The viral Corsair Xeneon Edge LCD touchscreen is back in stock and discounted at Corsair, with $50 off all five colors.

This touchscreen can be used standalone, mounted with magnets, or even integrated into select Corsair PC cases. It can serve as a control system for your music or voice chats, a comment or chat window for your live streams, or as a nerve center monitoring your PCs vital signs. It can be mounted horizontally or vertically, offering a 2560 x 720 resolution display with a 60Hz refresh rate. This was one of the most popular deals during the last Prime Day earlier in the summer, so it won't be around for long. - Stephen Warwick.

Two of Alienware's best award-winning QD-OLED gaming monitors plummet to record-low prices

Dell/Alienware has long made excellent monitors, and the company's OLED screens in particular have stuck out in recent years for a combination of price and performance. Today you can snag a swift 27-inch, 360 Hz option or a 280 Hz 34-inch ultrawide for the lowest prices ever.

You can't go wrong with either of these screens, as we've tested both and both got our Editors' Choice for their performance. The AW2725DF is an older model from 2024, while the AW3426DW launched in the middle of this year and therefore has a newer panel. But both are made by Samsung and feature vivid colors and inky blacks.

On the AW3426DW in particular, our color testing showed that the screen was accurate out of the box, and like most QD-OLED screens, the panel was colorful and well-balanced. If you do, though, want to make a couple of minor adjustments, you can achieve 105% coverage of the DCI-P3 space.

We saw similar results in our testing of the smaller AW2725DF, which again proves that either option is excellent. If you're looking to upgrade your screen for gaming or gaming and productivity, these are two of the best options available -- especially at these record-low price points. — Matt Safford

240 Hz OLED gaming monitor now just $269 — 2560 Acer Nitro with QD panel is $81 off

So many things in the PC space (and pretty much everywhere else) are more expensive these days. But the price of OLED monitors continues to decline, as evidenced by this 27-inch, 240 Hz model (VG277U Xbiip) from Acer's Nitro line. It sports a 240 Hz QD-OLED panel rated at 400 Nits of brightness and a 0.03 ms response time. That's a lot of monitor for the current Walmart asking price of $269.

We haven't tested this monitor, so we can't vouch for its performance. But Acer typically makes solid gaming panels, and the QD-OLED panel ensures that the blacks will be truly black and the colors should be vivid. The 400-nit brightness rating isn't the best for an OLED, but it should be more than sufficient, unless you like to game in a bright, sunlit room.

The VG277U Xbiip has one DisplayPort (1.4) and two HDMI (2.1) ports. The bezels are also barely there, save for a small lip at the bottom. And of course, AMD FreeSync Premium is supported, and you should see smooth performance in gaming with an Nvidia card as well. - Matthew Safford

This 1440p, 27-inch LG gaming monitor is a steal for under $140

While the Big Deal Days haven't technically started, Amazon's deals right now include this LG curved gaming monitor for just $142. The 27-inch LG 27GS60QC-B Ultragear is a good option on a budget and, for less than $150, easily rivals the competition at this price point.

You're getting a 27-inch display there with a 1440p resolution, so this is a good upgrade to consider if you're still rocking a 1080p display. It has a 180Hz refresh rate, along with a 1ms GtG response time. It's a VA panel, so you can expect higher contrast and deeper blacks than IPS rivals, and it comes with AMD FreeSync support to eliminate screen tearing completely. - Ben Stockton

Five-star Alienware AW2725DF 360 Hz OLED monitor drops to its lowest-ever price of $469 — get 25% off this ‘near-perfect display for gaming or productivity’

Perhaps it’s the high prices of… pretty much everything else, but we are seeing lots of deals on modestly sized 27-inch monitors this Prime Big Deal Days, and at its lowest-ever price of $469 at Amazon, this one stands out. When we reviewed the AW2725DF, we called it “a near-perfect display for gaming or productivity when space is limited,” and praised the screen for its stunningly fast 360 Hz refresh rate and smoothness, while delivering a wider color gamut than even other OLED monitors.

When we reviewed this screen in 2024, it beat the next most colorful 27-inch OLED we had tested by 10%, which is enough to notice. And we found the color to be accurate in both DCI-P3 and sRGB, with no need for calibration. Hands down, this is one of the best-looking compact OLED monitors out of the box, and considering it was priced at $900 when we looked at it in 2024, its current sale price is hard to ignore. — Joe Shields

Save an incredible $150 on this Acer 27-inch Nitro 1440p 270Hz IPS gaming monitor

If you aren’t upgrading your RAM, storage, or graphics card because of AI armageddon, there are some excellent monitor deals to keep you occupied in the meantime.

For example, the Acer Nitro (XV270U Z1bmiiprx) is available from Newegg right now for $179.99. It features a 27-inch 2560x1440 (WQHD) IPS panel supporting up to a 270 Hz refresh rate over DisplayPort (144Hz over HDMI). While its brightness isn’t the highest we’ve seen at 250 nits, it does support AMD FreeSync Premium technology to eliminate screen tearing, and it has a fast 0.55ms GTG response time that reduces ghosting. The IPS panel support 99% sRGB color gamut for accurate color reproduction and Acer VisionCare technologies (think blue light shield, flicker-free tech, etc).

The Nitro features thin bezel "Zero Frame" technology and is supported by the ‘Ergostand’ with Tilt, swivel, pivot, and height adjustment capabilities. If you happen to require sound, it also has two integrated speakers (2W each). In all, this is a great deal on a solid monitor. If you’re at 1080p or already using a lower-refresh-rate 1440p monitor, the Acer Nitro XV270U is a worthwhile upgrade. — Brandon Hill

Get an Arzopa 16.1-inch 180Hz 1440p portable monitor for just $132

If you skew more towards the gaming side of things in your requirements for a portable monitor and require more than the standard 60Hz refresh rate, the Arzopa Z3FC is available with a solid 22 percent discount, bringing its price to $132.98.

Arzopa is well known for producing quality monitors at affordable prices, and the Z3FC is no exception. I tested the monitor earlier this year and was impressed with its build quality, color performance, and speed. It also helps that it comes with a handy fabric storage sleeve to protect the screen when traveling.

The Z3FC features a relatively large 16.1-inch IPS panel, which is just outside the 15.4-inch baseline for portable monitors. That size affords a 2560 x 1440 resolution instead of the standard 1080p. Add in the 180 Hz refresh rate, up from the standard 60 Hz on most portable monitors, and you have a great monitor you can pair with your Nintendo Switch on the go, or even an Xbox or PlayStation in a pinch. — Brandon Hill

Save $350 on a 49-inch Samsung Odyssey G9 (G91F) curved gaming monitor

Today we have an excellent deal on a massive Samsung 49-inch curved (1800R) VA display, now only $649 (from $999). The G91F features a DQHD resolution (5120 x 1440) 32:9 panel, a fast 144 Hz refresh rate (1ms GTG response time), and AMD FreeSync Premium for a smooth image during fast action. You can even play games and watch videos simultaneously with Samsung’s Picture-by-Picture mode.

Hardware-wise, the panel supports HDR 600 (250-nit typical brightness), uses DisplayPort and two HDMI ports for video connectivity, two USB Type-A ports for service and data, and also has a 3.5 mm audio jack. — Brandon Hill

Get a great deal on the TUF Gaming monitor (VG27AQM5A) for only $199.99 on Prime Day - save $100 and upgrade your monitor to a QHD, 300Hz Fast IPS panel and take your gaming to the next level

If you’re in the market for a monitor upgrade, Prime Big Deal Days 2026 has you covered. Jump up to the 27-inch Asus TUF QHD (2560x1440) 300Hz fast IPS monitor for only $199.00 (33% / $100 off). The VG27AQM5A sports a fast IPS panel, speakers, a swivel-and-tilt stand, and several features like Asus ELMB (Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync), which works with other variable refresh rate technologies it supports, like AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync, to eliminate ghosting and screen tearing for sharp visuals in gaming.

Additional features include Gaming AI with a dynamic crosshair, dynamic shadow boost (enhances dark areas onscreen), as well as AI Visual that dynamically adjusts settings to provide the best default or use preset monitor settings. Connectivity consists of a single DisplayPort, two HDMI ports, and a USB-C port, ensuring wide compatibility with a variety of input sources. While there are a lot of deals out there for Prime Day, this is the only 300Hz, QHD, Fast IPS panel under $200 we could find. Get it before it’s too late. — Matt Safford

Get into 4K OLED gaming for less with MSI's Pro Max 271UPX12G 120Hz monitor

If you want to get into the crisp motion, deep blacks, and rich color of 4K OLED gaming for less, your options are limited. Most 4K OLED gaming monitors are $750 or more, and we're not seeing a lot of deep discounts on panels with those specs right now. But if you're willing to tolerate a 120Hz refresh rate, MSI's Pro Max 271UPX12G could be a good entry point into this rarefied world. This pro monitor offers a 27" QD-OLED panel with G-Sync Compatible certification. Break the rules and game on it for $579.99.

While a 120Hz refresh rate is a bit low for a hardcore gaming display, it'll still be an upgrade if you're coming from a 60Hz panel. And especially if you plan to drive this display at or near its native resolution with upscaling and aren't a fan of frame generation, the 120Hz refresh rate won't be much of a damper on your gaming experience. Even today's best graphics cards would be hard-pressed to deliver native 4K output at a 120 FPS average in the latest games without frame generation.

The Pro Max 271UPX12G comes factory-calibrated to a Delta E of less than two, and it offers an exceptional 99% coverage of the vivid DCI-P3 color gamut to go with its sharp 4K resolution. It's got two HDMI 2.1 ports and a DisplayPort 1.4a connector, as well as a stand with height, pivot, and swivel adjustments.

If you can compromise slightly on refresh rate, this panel could be a relatively affordable ticket to a 4K OLED at hundreds of dollars less than only slightly faster options. -- Jeff Kampman

AOC 27-inch 280Hz QHD gaming monitor now just $135 — value-priced Q27G41ZE still comes with a 3-year warranty

There are some excellent deals to be had on gaming monitors, and Amazon is currently running a sweet deal on the AOC Q27G41ZE. This is a 27-inch gaming monitor that offers some serious bang for the buck. The monitor typically retails for $159.99, but is currently on sale for $135.99.

For that price, you get a QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS display with a native refresh rate of 240 Hz. However, with overclocking, you can boost the maximum refresh rate to 260 Hz to eke out a bit more performance. However, just take note that the 240 Hz/260 Hz refresh rates are only accessible via the DisplayPort connection. Speaking of ports, you get one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.0 on the Q27G41ZE.

Other features of note include a 0.03ms response time, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 nits typical brightness, and -3 to +21-degree tilt range. And despite the value pricing, the Q27G41ZE comes backed by a three-year "Zero Bright Dot" warranty. — Brandon Hill

Save over $156 on the ASRock Phantom Gaming 27-inch OLED 2K 240Hz gaming monitor – just $319 lets you jump into high-refresh-rate OLED gaming

OLED gaming displays have been the thing to buy over the last year or two. Since they became available a few years ago, prices have come down considerably. To that point, ASRock’s Phantom Gaming (PG027QSA-W) 27-inch QHD/2K monitor is now $319, a solid $156 (32%) off the retail price at Newegg.

This white-clad display arrives at your door factory-calibrated, so you get a great picture out of the box. The monitor supports AMD FreeSync Premium for smooth, high-refresh-rate gaming on the 240Hz 0.03ms (GTG) panel. It boasts great color with a wide 99% DCI-P3 color space and Delta E<2 color accuracy. It also has four inputs (2x DisplayPort, 2x HDMI) for plenty of flexibility. It also comes with a built in stand with tilt, swivel, height, and pivot adjustments.

At just over $319, it is one of the least expensive in its size and type and a great upgrade for anyone not already using a high refresh-rate OLED. The best news is that your current video card will likely still handle it, unlike 4K OLEDs. - Joe Shields

Get a QD-OLED monitor for just $280 with this 27-inch, 1440p display with a 144Hz refresh rate

QD-OLED monitors are dropping in price, and Amazon has a particularly good deal going right now on AOC's 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED display. Unlike most 27-inch, 1440p OLED displays, this monitor tops out at a 144Hz refresh rate. The typical 240Hz refresh rate you see on this panel is available, as well, though at a higher $332.49 price. We saw this monitor on sale earlier in the week at $300, and it was a good deal then. An extra $20 off is even better.

There are other displays rocking this same panel that are on sale, but they're all more expensive than this AOC monitor. The MSI Pro Max 271QPX14G is $300 on sale, for instance. As with any QD-OLED panel, this monitor has perfect black levels, leading to a theoretically infinite contrast ratio. OLED panels also have extremely fast pixel transition times, leading to those sub-millisecond response time claims.

AOC claims 147.6% coverage of the sRGB and 110.2% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamuts (OLED panels are wide-gamut). For connectivity, AOC includes a single HDMI 2.1 and single DisplayPort 1.4 connection, allow with a 3.5mm audio out. — Jake Roach

LG’s massive 45-inch 45GX950A-B dual-mode OLED gaming monitor gets a $700 discount

Ultra-wide monitors are a great productivity enhancer, giving you more horizontal workspace. That’s especially true of the LG Ultragear 45GX950A-B, a 45-inch gaming monitor currently priced at $1,299.99, down from a high of $1,999.99.

The 45GX950A-B features a 21:9 aspect ratio, 5,120 x 2,160 resolution, and, most importantly, a WOLED panel. Not only do you get the brilliant colors inherent to OLEDs, but the underlying WOLED panel technology also skews toward higher brightness (1,300-nit peak in this case).

Regarding performance, the 45GX950A-B can operate at up to 165 Hz at its native resolution, but jumps to 330 Hz at WFHD (2560 x 1080). It offers a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio and 98.5 percent DCI-P3 coverage, while being DisplayHDR True Black 400-certified. On the connectivity front, the monitor offers two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 2.1 port, and a USB-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode support. — Brandon Hill

MSI's new MPG271QR X50 500Hz QD-OLED monitor is on sale for an all-time low price of $599.99

MSI's new MPG271QR X50 monitor hasn't seen a sale yet, but Newegg has the display available at a $50 discount during its FantasTech sale, brining the price to $599.99. Although we've seen 27-inch OLED displays as cheap as $280, the MSI X50 comes with a blistering 500Hz refresh rate, as well as a newer third-gen QD-OLED panel.

Even at its launch price of $699.99, we gave the MPG271QR X50 a near perfect score in our review. As you can see from the color testing we did as part of that review below, the MPG271QR offers excellent color accuracy out of the box, matching similar panels from Asus and Aorus.

In SDR, we measured typical brightness at 303 nits, which is on the lower-end for 1440p QD-OLED panels, though still within a normal range. In HDR, we measured peak brightness at 505 nits, aligning with other 500Hz QD-OLED panels from Asus and Aorus. Note that peak highlights can reach 1,000 nits, though only for small portions of the screen. — Jake Roach

Save nearly half off the 4K 240Hz Samsung Odyssey QD-OLED G8 (G81SF) in lightning sale

Amazon has a lightning deal that it just started on Samsung's Odyssey QD-OLED G8, knocking 49% off its list price of $1,299.99 to bring it down to $664.99. Best Buy currently has this monitor on sale for $900, for some context on the price. The deal is just 3% claimed as we're posting this update.

The Odyssey QD-OLED G8 (G81SF) is a 27-inch 4K monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate. It uses a QD-OLED panel, so it has an extremely fast response time at 0.03ms. Note, this is a 16:9 monitor, not the 21:9 Odyssey OLED G8 that we reviewed when Samsung launched it in 2023.

Samsung had the display certified with VESA's DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification (typical for this class of OLED), as well as AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync Compatible certification. We haven't reviewed this particular model, but most of Samsung's QD-OLED displays can reach their advertised peak 1,000-nit brightness in HDR, and they're generally color accurate out of the box (true of most OLED panels). — Jake Roach

Acer's 34-inch Ultrawide Nitro 1440p monitor with blazing-fast 240 Hz refresh rate is $130 off

The 34-inch Acer Nitro Ultrawide is now on sale for $249.99, a 34% discount that saves you $130. This monitor comes with more than enough speed for most gamers, with a fast 240 Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, along with support for AMD's FreeSync Premium to keep screen tearing and stuttering at bay.

The VA panel has a 21:9 aspect ratio and a curvaceous 1500R radius that's right in the immersion sweet spot for most gamers, and it also supports HDR10 and provides 250 nits of brightness (this isn't particularly bright, but also isn't dim). This panel also affords modern connectivity options, with two HDMI 2.1 and one DisplayPort 1.4 port.

At $130 off, this monitor is a solid contender if you're on the hunt for a competent gaming panel. — Paul Alcorn

MSI's 27-inch dual-mode 4K monitor is just $220 on sale

Newegg has the MSI MAG 275UPD marked down to $220 for its FantasTech Sale II. It's a dual-mode 4K display that normally operates at 4K with a 144Hz refresh rate. However, you can also use it at 1080p with a 288Hz refresh rate. The monitor comes with HDMI 2.1 support (along with DisplayPort 1.4), as well as Adaptive Sync for variable refresh rate across GPUs.

MSI is using an IPS panel, so you should expect peak brightness to top out around 400 nits, and static contrast to sit around 1,000:1. MSI says the monitor is "HDR ready," though most IPS panels struggle with HDR, particularly at this budget price.

Despite being a budget display, MSI still includes an adjustable stand with tilt, swivel, pivot, and height adjustments, along with a standard 100 x 100 VESA mount. MSI also includes dual 2W speakers, and although you shouldn't expect great quality out of them, monitor speakers are nice to have as a fallback. — Jake Roach

Save $200 on the 350Hz Samsung Odyssey G6, bringing the price down to $299.99

The speedy Samsung Odyssey G6 is on sale for 40% off at Newegg, shaving $200 off its list price to bring the monitor down to $299.99. It's a 27-inch 1440p display with a blistering 350 Hz refresh rate. It uses a Fast IPS panel, which Samsung claims offers a 1ms GtG response time.

Samsung had the monitor certified with a AMD FreeSync Premium (along with a G-Sync Compatible badge), and passed it through VESA's DisplayHDR 400 tier. Note the DisplayHDR 400 tier doesn't require any specific lighting zones or strict contrast requirements, so you shouldn't expect great HDR performance.

The included stand offers height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustments, as well as the ability to hold the display vertically. Note that the poor reviews on Newegg are related to a limited-time game promotion, not the monitor itself; the negative reviews are very positive about the display itself. — Jake Roach

Upgrade to a 1440p monitor for just $127.99 with this deal on the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG27QRT1B

If you've been holding off on an upgrade to 1440p, it's hard to look past this deal on the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG27QRT1B. Newegg has the display available for 34% off, taking its list price of $195.99 down to just $127.99. There are some 1080p displays selling for that price right now.

It comes with a speed 180Hz refresh rate, along with FreeSync Premium certification. ASRock advertises a response time of 1ms, but this monitor uses a VA panel. VA panels need high overdrive settings to achieve those low response times, which can lead to adverse image artifacts.

For connectivity, you get two HDMI 2.0 ports and a single DisplayPort 1.4 connection. The included stand offers no points of adjustment, but thankfully, there's a standard 100 x 100 mm VESA mount on the back so you can throw the monitor on an arm. — Jake Roach

Save over $500 on Samsung's extra-wide Odyssey OLED G9 (G91SD) — 49-inch 32:9 monitor is $795.99 on sale

Samsung's signature 32:9 monitors are expensive beasts, but Newegg has a 38% discount going on the Odyssey OLED G9, bringing its price down to $795.99. This is a 49-inch display with a dual-QHD resolution (5120 x 1440) and a 144Hz refresh rate. It uses a QD-OLED panel, giving you an extremely low response time of 0.03ms, as well.

For connectivity, the monitor comes with a single DisplayPort 1.4 connection and single HDMI 2.1 jack, along with a micro HDMI port. There's an integrated USB-C hub, as well, with two downstream USB-C ports and a single upstream port. Samsung supports picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture modes when using multiple inputs.

As expected for a display in this class, the monitor supports G-Sync and FreeSync Premium Pro, and it comes with a DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification. To help prevent burn-in, Samsung also includes logo and taskbar detection, along with automatic dimming. — Jake Roach

This $273 1440p, 320 Hz Mini LED monitor is rated to 1000 nits — Innocn GA27T1M is the brightest budget gaming monitor of our current dealscape

Innocn might not be the most well-known brand in gaming screens, but it feels like the company is attempting to burn its name into your brain (or at least your retinas) with this $273 deal on its 27-inch GA27T1M monitor. The panel is HDR1000-rated and brings all 1,000 of the requisite candelas to hit that spec, thanks to its QD-MiniLED tech. If you like bright gaming screens and are on a tight budget, this is the best deal around. Just be sure to locate the brightness control before your first raid, especially if you're gaming in the dark.

You could spend a little more and get a budget OLED monitor, but you'd have to spend a lot more to get an OLED that's this bright and can hit 320 Hz. And of course, with a Mini LED screen, you don't have to worry about burn-in. But also note that Innocn's warranty is only 12 months, while three years is more typical, particularly for OLED screens.

Asus' 27-inch, 1440p OLED XG27AQDMGR gaming monitor drops to a new low of $384 — 1300-nit HDR screen is $50 below its previous lowest price

Asus makes some of the best gaming monitors on the market, but they're also often some of the most expensive. But that's not the case today, as Amazon is selling the 27-inch OLED XG27AQDMGR for just $384, a new low price by $50. The 1440p WOLED screen sports a 240 Hz refresh rate and has a peak brightness rating of 1,300 nits.

This is expressly labeled as a glossy OLED screen, which means you'll need to deal with reflections in a bright room or with overhead lighting. But the high brightness rating should help mitigate those issues somewhat. And of course, the glossy coating will help those OLED colors visually pop even more.

Save $45 (30%) on the Dell SE2426HG 27-inch, 240Hz gaming monitor - just $104 buys a high-refresh rate IPS panel with FreeSync Premium support

We know Dell has made solid monitors for years. While the company’s OLEDs have recently stood out for their price and performance, IPS panels also have a good history. For instance, you can buy the SE2726HG, a 27-inch, 1920x1080 240Hz IPS panel, for only $104, which looks like an all-time low.

While we haven’t reviewed this specific model, we know it officially supports FreeSync Premium and HDMI VRR to eliminate screen tearing and maintain responsiveness for PC and console gameplay. The Fast IPS panel sports a 0.5ms response time (GTG) and covers 99% of the sRGB color space, offering vivid, detailed imagery with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 nits of brightness. It is also a TÜV Rheinland 3-star certified display that lowers blue light emissions and preserves color quality. Connectivity includes one DisplayPort (v1.4) and one HDMI port, along with a 3.5mm audio jack, but it doesn’t have a USB port. It also comes with a stand, but it only adjusts for tilt. For only $104, it’s a great deal and a good way to upgrade to a high-refresh monitor without breaking the bank or needing to upgrade your graphics card. - Joe Shields

Asus 16.1-inch ZenScreen OLED portable monitor is a smokin' bargain at $229 — USB-C and HDMI connectivity with an integrated kickstand

The ZenScreen OLED (MQ16FC) is the latest single-panel portable monitor from Asus, and it’s a winner all around. The best thing about it is that it features a gorgeous OLED panel that is not only vibrant and colorful, but also has the inky blacks that we expect from the panel technology. You'll also find a smidge more vertical resolution than most portable monitors thanks to its 1920 x 1200 resolution (FHD+). And you can get the monitor now for $218.49, a 22% discount off its usual asking price at Amazon.

The MQ16FC has excellent build quality, with an aluminum unibody design and integrated kickstand. Asus has you covered on connectivity as well, with two USB-C ports, a micro-HDMI port, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. There's even a 1/4-inch tripod socket if that's a buying consideration for you.

In my testing, I found color performance to be excellent compared to its peers. While maximum brightness wasn't quite as high as the competition, it was perfectly acceptable in my home office testing environment.

KYY K3 portable monitor now just $55 — 15.6-inch 1080p value leader is discounted 20%

Sometimes, all you need is a cheap second screen to carry around when traveling, to add a second screen to your desktop, or to use on a test rig. In those instances, you might not be looking for the absolute best quality screen on the market, but one that will get the job done at the lowest possible price. Enter the KYY K3 portable monitor, which is priced at just $55.99 (versus a regular retail price of $69.99).

The K3 features a 15.6-inch 1080p IPS panel with a 60 Hz refresh rate and an anti-glare coating over the display. It covers the basics with two USB-C ports (DisplayPort Alt-Mode) and a mini-HDMI port. That means that the monitor should be compatible with just about any system that you throw at it, from a smartphone, to a tablet, to a PC, to a Raspberry Pi, to an Xbox game console. Despite the low price, it even features two built-in speakers and a 3.5 mm audio jack.

One knock against the K3 is that it doesn't have an integrated kickstand, so you'll have to rely on the included case/stand to prop the monitor into various positions. But for $55, it's hard to argue with the overall package from KYY.

Save $45 (30%) on the Dell SE2426HG 27-inch, 240Hz gaming monitor - just $104 buys a high-refresh rate IPS panel with FreeSync Premium support

While Dell's OLED monitors have recently stood out for their price and performance, IPS panels also have a good history. The company's SE2726HG, a 27-inch, 1920x1080 240Hz IPS panel, for only $104, which looks like an all-time low.

While we haven’t reviewed this specific model, we know it officially supports FreeSync Premium and HDMI VRR to eliminate screen tearing and maintain responsiveness for PC and console gameplay.

The Fast IPS panel sports a 0.5ms response time (GTG) and covers 99% of the sRGB color space, offering vivid, detailed imagery with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 nits of brightness. It is also a TÜV Rheinland 3-star certified display that lowers blue light emissions and preserves color quality. Connectivity includes one DisplayPort (v1.4) and one HDMI port, along with a 3.5mm audio jack, but it doesn’t have a USB port. It also comes with a stand, but it only adjusts for tilt. For only $104, it’s a great deal and a good way to upgrade to a high-refresh monitor without breaking the bank or needing to upgrade your graphics card. - Joe Shields

This basic 1080p gaming monitor is just $105 and comes with a blistering 240Hz refresh rate — save 38%

Even if you're content gaming at 1080p, that doesn't mean you can't use a monitor upgrade. The Asus TUF Gaming VG249QM5A is a perfect upgrade candidate, sporting a 1080p resolution on a 24-inch panel, and critically, a 240Hz refresh rate. Asus also employs a Fast IPS panel, bypassing some of the issues with VA panel overdrive on budget displays.

Although this is a budget monitor, it still comes with the essentials. It's G-Sync compatible and comes with FreeSync Premium, and it supports Asus' Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync (ELMB), enabling backlight strobing with variable refresh rate. The display also supports Asus' DisplayWidget Center, giving you access to the monitor's settings on your desktop.

The biggest tell that this is a budget display is the stand, which only has tilt adjustments. Thankfully, you can ditch the stand and use the standard VESA mount on the back. — Jake Roach

ASRock Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA-W 27-inch monitor hits low of $319 — 240 Hz QHD gaming at a 32% discount

If you're looking for a 27-inch gaming monitor and are on a relatively strict budget, this ASRock unit could fit the bill if you're willing to spend a little over $300. The ASRock Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA-W is a 27-inch gaming monitor with a QHD resolution and an OLED panel. The monitor retails for $476, but is available today at Newegg for just $319.33 with free shipping (a $156 discount).

That low price gets you a 240 Hz refresh rate and 0.03 ms response time, while AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync are supported. The monitor is highly configurable for comfort/ergonomics, with adjustments for tilt, pivot, and swivel. There's also a VESA 100 pattern on the back for mounting the PGO27QSA-W to a wall or monitor stand. It even comes with a refreshing white exterior finish, which is a nice break from the usual black that we've seen in the gaming monitor space.

When it comes to connectivity, ASRock doesn't leave you wanting, as you'll find two DisplayPort 1.4 ports and two HDMI 2.1 ports onboard. — Brandon Hill

Get MSI's 500Hz MAG 272QP X50 display for unparalleled gaming smoothness at an all-time low price

If 240 Hz refresh rates combined with near-instant OLED response times still doesn't provide a smooth, clear, or responsive enough image for your gaming pleasure, MSI has the display for you with the MAG 272QP X50. This is a 500Hz 1440p QD-OLED panel for unparalleled motion clarity and smoothness, and it's at an all-time low price of $599.99 at Amazon this Prime Day. (You can also get the same deal at Newegg.)

Like MSI's other premium QD-OLED displays, the MAG 272QP X50 offers practically infinite contrast, DisplayHDR 500 True Black certification for a true HDR experience, and 99% coverage of the DCI-P3 gamut for exceptionally vivid color. A DisplayPort 1.4a connector, two HDMI 2.1 ports, and a USB Type-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode suppport give you all the connectivity options you'll need, and a fully adjustable stand makes finding the best viewing angle a snap.

To push this monitor's incredible refresh rate to the max, you'll likely want an RTX 50-series graphics card with MFG support if you don't already have one, so check out our best graphics card deals for a suitable high-end pairing. -- Jeff Kampman

Dell drops the bottom out of monitor pricing with four hot deals

Dell is well known for its big deals during shopping events like Prime Day, and this year has been no exception as we have seen it lower its pricing on a range of both gaming and productivity monitors. However, in the waning hours of the event Dell has taken things a step further and slashed the pricing on these four models even further. These deals clearly won't last long, as we are mere hours from the end of the event, so you'll have to act fast if you are interested. — Paul Alcorn

Save 56% on the TCL 27P2A Pro — 1440p mini-LED monitor has a 320Hz refresh and is just $219

Walmart has a massive 56% display on the TCL 27P2A Pro, bringing its $500 list price down to just $219. It's a 27-inch 1440p display with a speedy 320Hz refresh rate, and critically, it uses a mini-LED backlight. It has 180 full array local dimming zones, which is solid considering the price of this display.

You may see some bloom compared to a higher-end mini-LED display with 1,000+ dimming zones. However, the brightness and contrast will be much better than what you get on standard IPS panels at this price. TCL claims the monitor can hit up to 800 nits of peak brightness, about twice what you get with an IPS panel and standard LED backlight. — Jake Roach

Connect and charge with this LG 34-inch ultrawide (34U640B-B) that comes with 65W USB-C power delivery, now at all-time low price

The LG 34U640B-B is a 34-inch ultrawide with a resolution of 3440 x 1440 and, despite the office-focused aesthetic, a speedy 144Hz refresh rate. Critically, the monitor includes a USB-C input with 65W of power delivery, allowing you to use your keyboard and mouse across multiple devices, as well as connect (and charge) an external machine with just one cable.

The display is down to an all-time low price of $284.99, knocking 19% off its list price. In addition to the USB-C input, the monitor has HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, and it comes with a height adjustable stand (alongside a standard VESA mount). — Jake Roach

Save over $600 on TCL's 27-inch dual-mode 4K display with a mini LED backlight and 1,196 local dimming zones

OLED has stolen a lot of the limelight away from mini-LED, particularly because the price of OLED panels has dropped so rapidly. Walmart has a rare deal on a higher-end mini-LED panel, however. The TCL C2GMA is marked down by $600.99, bringing its price down to just $299. That's a great deal for a 4K monitor broadly, and especially for one with the robust mini-LED backlight available here.

The panel features full-array local dimming with 1,196 zones. Just a few years ago, a panel of caliber would easily run you over $1,000. Out of the box it offers 4K at up to 160Hz, but it's a dual-mode display, allowing you to swap over to 1080p at 320Hz if you choose.

TCL claims up to 1,200 nits of peak brightness with HDR and a dynamic contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1 with the local dimming zones enabled. The display comes with two HDMI 2.1 ports, along with a single DisplayPort 1.4 connection. It also includes an integrated USB 3.0 hub with two Type-A ports and a single Type-B port. — Jake Roach

This 120Hz travel display might not be any good, but at $60, it's worth a shot

We pride ourselves here at Tom’s Hardware on finding good deals on good products so we’re not just slinging slop with the highest discount. This WUAWE portable monitor is pretty compelling, though. It’s a 16-inch travel display sporting a 1920 x 1200 resolution (16:10), and critically, a 120Hz refresh rate. There are plenty of cheap portable monitors under $100, but this is the only one we could find with a 120Hz refresh rate - and it's just $59.99 right now.

The monitor comes with a built-in kickstand that apparently supports landscape and portrait modes. It can connect via USB-C or mini-HDMI, but you’ll need to supply power over USB-C for the latter. The display actually comes with two USB-C ports in the event you want to connect multiple devices.

You shouldn’t expect any miracles out of the image; I’m expecting quite the opposite. But this is a dirt-cheap, high-refresh-rate display for traveling, and that’s good enough considering the price. And, worst case, you get free returns. — Jake Roach

LG's premium 27-inch RGB Tandem OLED 540 Hz/720 Hz dual-mode gaming monitor is down to $634.99

High-refresh-rate gaming monitors are all the rage these days, with LG being one of the top panel suppliers in the business. It should come as no surprise that LG would include these panels in its own line of gaming monitors, which brings us to this early Prime Day deal on the 27GX790B-B. The monitor originally had an MSRP of $999 but is already available for over $350 off, bringing the price to just $634.99 at Amazon.

The LG 27GX790B-B is definitely a high-end "premium" monitor, featuring an RGB Tandem OLED panel with a 2560 x 1440 (QHD) resolution. More importantly, the panel has a native refresh rate of 540 Hz, which is already among the fastest available. However, if you're willing to drop the resolution to 720p (we're looking at you, eSports fiends), you can boost the refresh rate to a staggering 720 Hz. If you have the graphics muscle to handle pushing out 700+ FPS and you're willing to accept 720p resolution, this one's for you.

In addition to its speedy fundamentals, the 27GX790B-B also offers AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility, features DisplayPort 2.1/HDMI 2.1 ports, and a built-in USB hub (with DisplayPort Alt Mode supported via its USB-C port). — Brandon Hill

Step into 240Hz 1440p gaming for cheap with Acer's VG272U W2 bmiipx 27" monitor

We're drowning in monitor deals this Prime Day, and it can be hard to find displays that do something truly unique among the onslaught. But Acer's Nitro VG272U delivers. Most cheap 27" 2560x1440 monitors we've seen top out at 180Hz, but the VG272U takes you into truly elite esports gaming territory with a 240Hz refresh rate. And it gets there for just $159.99 at Newegg right now.

The VG272U isn't just fast. It promises 99% sRGB gamut coverage for accurate color, and it's VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified, so it can get plenty bright at 400 nits even for SDR content. And FreeSync Premium variable refresh rate support means your frames will be delivered tear-free. One DisplayPort 1.4 connector and two HDMI 2.1 ports give you versatile connectivity options, too. The only minor corner cut we see is a tilt-only stand, but the rest of the specs are good enough to forgive it. Get into high-refresh-rate 1440p gaming for a great price with this display. — Jeff Kampman

Dell's 32 Plus S3225QS is a big, gaming-ready monitor for not a lot of cash

Big, cheap, 4K, and high-refresh-rate are four characteristics you'll rarely find in a single monitor, but Dell's 32 Plus S3225QS somehow manages to check all four of those boxes in a single 32" 4K display. If you want to go big without spending a lot of cash, this 120Hz display is on a Prime Day discount for just $290 at Amazon right now.

The 32 Plus S3225QS offers 99% sRGB and 95% DCI-P3 gamut coverage for vivid, accurate color, and its VA panel has a 1500:1 contrast ratio for deeper blacks than you'll get from a typical IPS display.

While it's not a gaming monitor first and foremost, its high refresh rate and FreeSync Premium support will certainly let you enjoy smooth, tear-free gaming at will. Handy 10W built-in speakers, two HDMI 2.1 ports for consoles, and a DisplayPort 1.4 hookup for your PC make this a complete package. Go big on the cheap with this display for Prime Day.

On a tight budget? Sceptre’s E225W-FW144 has you covered with a 22-inch, 144 Hz variable refresh option for just $61

With the price of so many other components in the stratosphere, it’s refreshing to see an actual gaming monitor (and one from a brand I’ve actually heard of, no less) priced at just $61.73 at Amazon. The Sceptre E225W-FW144 is normally $72.97, so don’t expect loads of features or a large screen. But the 22-inch VA panel does offer variable refresh and a max refresh of 144 Hz. That’s more than you’ll get from most models in this price range.

Port selection is more or less the minimum, with a pair of HDMI (hey, that’s more than one!), DisplayPort, and an audio jack. The ports are nicely color-coded though, in a way that reminds me of PC tech from a couple decades ago.

There are also speakers here, but I can’t imagine anyone with ears would enjoy them, since speakers in monitors that cost four times as much are usually bad. You’re probably better off using whatever Bluetooth speaker you use in the shower. Just make sure you bring the speaker from the shower to the monitor and not the other way around. But to be serious, in these days of high prices everywhere, it’s nice to see something that’s shockingly affordable. — Matt Safford