Best Cyber Monday tech deals live 2025 — Black Friday PC hardware deals on GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, and more that you can still get at Amazon, Newegg, and others

A cheaper OLED monitor option at a smoking price

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, an impressive $300 off. You get a 240Hz refresh rate, QHD resolution, matte finish, and more.

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Samsung 27” Odyssey OLED G6 (G61SD) : was $799.99 now $499.99 at Amazon

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This is the lowest-ever price we've seen on this monitor, with a massive 38% discount, savings totalling $300.

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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. That model has been sub-$600 before, making the 240Hz the value play here. — Stephen Warwick

8Bitdo's SN30 Pro Wireless Bluetooth controller is a great retro-inspired gaming option for those who miss the SNES days but want to play modern and retro games

I picked up a version of this SNES-inspired wireless gaming controller a few years ago, and it's become my go-to controller for Switch and PC gaming (when I'm not using my preferred keyboard and mouse). It's compatible with Windows, Mac, Android, and Nintendo Switch consoles. It may be peak early 1990s nostalgia, but my fingers and my muscle memory love this form factor.

As you might expect, given this controller's small size, its Rumble motors aren't the strongest, and the layout can feel kind of cramped for some modern games. But for any kind of retro game, especially platformers, this is my favorite controller.

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8BitDo SN30 Pro Bluetooth controller: was $44.99 now $31.94 at Amazon

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With its SNES-inspired design and white shell, this controller will appeal to gamers of a certain age. But its appeal goes beyond its looks., with anti-drift Hall Effect joysticks, and support for the Switch, PC, macOS, and basically any OS that supports games and Bluetooth.

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As you might expect, given this controller's small size, its Rumble motors aren't the strongest, and the layout can feel kind of cramped for some modern games. But for any kind of retro game, especially platformers, this is my favorite controller. I recently used it to play through (or nearly through) The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and loved every minute.

Meta’s Quest 3S mixed-reality headset is a smoking deal at $249 with an included $50 gift card

Meta has been on a mission to put mixed reality headsets into the hands (or rather on the heads) of as many people as possible. While the company's Quest 3 is a fantastic mixed-reality headset, its $499 MSRP wasn't ideal for the mainstream market. The Quest 3S made some noticeable hardware compromises but entered the market with a $299 MSRP. Now, Amazon and Target are offering the 128GB version of the mixed reality headset for $249.99, the latter and throwing in a $50 store gift card to sweeten the deal.

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Meta Quest 3S: was $299.99 now $249.99 at Amazon

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The Meta Quest 3S is a value-laden mixed-reality headset with one 1832x1920 LCD per eye. It offers Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, comes with motion controllers, and includes a free copy of Gorilla Tag.

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The Quest 3S uses Fresnel lenses with three fixed adjustment settings along with two LCDs — one for each eye — with a resolution of 1832 x 1920 and a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz. That works out to 773 pixels per inch (ppi), versus 1,218 ppi for the pricier Quest 3. Powering the headset is a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 SoC paired with 8GB and your choice of either 128GB or 512GB of storage. You'll also find a 4,324 mAh battery onboard that can provide up to 2.5 hours of runtime.

If you're into VR gaming, the Quest 3S comes with a free copy of Gorilla Tag, which is an excellent showcase for the headset and its motion controllers. You can also use the headset to watch movies on Netflix, if that's your thing.

With that said, with an effective price of around $200 when you take into account the gift card, the Meta Quest 3S could make a great gift idea for the tech nerd in your family, or even a quick grab to add to your own gadget stash. — Brandon Hill

This Crucial T710 4TB NVMe is one of the best SSD deals you can still grab right now

Looking to beef up your storage? It might be a wise idea, considering that NAND and DRAM prices are set to spike, with DRAM feeling the pain at the moment, with costs being passed directly to customers. However, you can still get ahead of the curve on NAND pricing, and this deal is too good to pass up. So, now is the time to strike if you're looking to amp up your SSD storage.

Now discounted to its lowest ever price, the 4TB Crucial T710 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD is just $379.99 at Amazon. That equates to a price-per-gigabyte of just nine cents, which is a steal for an NVMe drive of this caliber.

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Crucial T710 4TB Gen5 NVMe SSD: was $549.99 now $379.99 at Amazon

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The 4TB Crucial T710 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD sports up to 14,900/13,800 MB/s for sequential reads and writes, and up to 2,200K/2,300 K IOPS for random reads and writes. Crucial backs the T710 with a standard five-year, 600TB of writes per TB capacity warranty. The drive supports encryption under the TCG Opal 2.01 specification.

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We tested the 2TB variant of this SSD in our four-star review, stating that the drive offers solid performance across our performance tests, with good power efficiency, cache layout and good TLC write speeds. Though it might not be the best drive out there as a whole, it’s still good enough in the right ways to suit most setups. We’ve dropped some performance tests of the 2TB model below.

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From the tests above, you can find that the 2TB T710 pushes the speeds of predecessor, the T705. While it can't keep up with the speeds of the latest and greatest, its scores make it a very viable SSD to put into just about any system.

At just $379.99 at Amazon, many of our criticisms are trumped in favor of pure value. Having such a speedy 4TB drive in a system cannot be overstated, and you can manage installations of large games or ballooning projects with ease, without having to reach for a slower HDD. Don’t miss this one, it’s one of the best SSD deals you can still grab this shopping season. — Sayem Ahmed