In a year with sky-high storage and RAM prices, effectively no new GPUs, and the resultingly tepid interest in PC building (especially when you can buy a prebuilt PC for significantly less), we were curious to see what our readers were clicking on the most. And much of it was not what we could have possibly predicted.

While we were working night and day (literally) searching for and sharing deals in live blogs, standalone posts, deal hubs, and Discord, you were clicking away on all sorts of things. The couple of reasonable SSD deals from WD and Samsung, of course, did well. And people were checking for GPU deals that were mostly non-existent, as well as general PC and accessory links.

But the undisputed click leaders were Corsair’s Xeneon Edge portable touchscreen monitor (even though it was out of stock for more than a day), DVD burners, and the Nintendo Switch 2. Despite dealing with its own price hike, between the $1,049 starting price of the Steam Machine, the high cost of gaming PCs, and pricier consoles, if you can get $100 off a Switch 2, it’s no surprise that Nintendo’s latest console looks good to cash-strapped gamers.

You can see a list of our most-clicked products and deals (for those that are still available) below, in descending order. Note that not all deals are still valid forever, as prices are changing quickly. We also have blocks with more info for each product, and finally, a list of our 25 deals hubs that we've been maintaining for a week now.

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With the cost of building a PC continuing to go up, you start to look elsewhere for ways to upgrade your setup. One of the best ways you can do that is with a high-quality pair of the best PC speakers, and some of our favorite options are on sale with deep discounts for Prime Day.

Regardless of whether you want to finally stop using your monitor's junky built-in speakers or an open-space alternative to headphones, a solid pair of speakers can elevate your setup, for games, movies, and of course, music. We have a handful of options here that are on sale for Prime Day, ranging from budget 2.0 setups to 7.1 surround sound systems.

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Starting on the budget end, the Creative Pebble V2 speakers are just $26 for Prime Day. We've looked at the higher-powered Pebble Pro set, which also features some modern trimmings like Bluetooth at a much higher price of $60. The Pebble V2 speakers feature an older driver, but they're the same size.

Sound quality isn't the best, but it's far better than what you get out of monitor speakers, which is the most you can ask for out of a $26 pair of speakers.

Stepping up in price and quality, we have the Edifier G2000 speakers, which currently rank as our best 2.0 speaker set for gaming. You get just the two satellite speakers, but they include a connection for a subwoofer to fill out the low-end down the line.

The speakers are mainly tuned for gaming, emphasizing the lows and deprioritizing the mids, so they aren't the best for listening to music. Still, Edifier offers a lot to like with the G2000, especially below $100, including 3.5mm and Bluetooth connections, along with a generous 32W peak power rating.

Edifier's M60 speakers turn everything up compared to the G2000, sporting a larger 3-inch driver along with a 1-inch tweeter to round out the high-end. Combined with a higher 66W power rating, the M60s are a more well-rounded set of speakers, with tuning that works better for movies and music.

The speakers also feature 3.5mm and Bluetooth connectivity, along with USB-C. We've linked the white color above, but the black and oak finishes are on sale for Prime Day, as well.

For a slightly higher-end sound all around, you can go with the Onkyo GX-30ARC speakers, which feature larger 4-inch woofers. We gave the speakers high marks in our Onkyo GX-30ARC review on the back of excellent sound quality for the price, not to mention plentiful connection options.

In addition to USB-C, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm analog connections, the speakers support optical, RCA, and even HDMI connection with ARC. Onkyo includes some plastic stands in the box, as well, angling the speakers up toward your ears for the most direct sound.

The edifier M60s are a clone of the Audioengine A2+ speakers. If you want the real thing, you're in luck because the white color is on sale for $223, while the red version is down to just $209.

Audioengine comes out ahead with more premium build quality, including real wood cabinets and a 24-bit DAC (digital-to-analog converter) built into the speakers. You get plenty of connection options, as well, including Bluetooth, RCA, 3.5mm, and USB-C, along with a subwoofer expansion port.

If you want to go all-out, you can save on the SteelSeries Area 9 surround kit. The set currently ranks as our best 5.1 surround speakers, combining a center channel with four satellite speakers and a 6.5-inch down-firing subwoofer. The subwoofer helps fill out the sound a lot, especially compared to the cheaper options above.

This is a true surround sound system, so it naturally pairs best with true surround sound sources. A lot of games only feature stereo sound, but thankfully, the Arena 9s can convert stereo audio into faux surround sound.

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There are exactly two things every PC has in common: it needs power and it needs to be cooled. Modern-day desktops mostly scale linearly in cost, with higher-end builds typically opting for liquid cooling over conventional air cooling. As such, today, we've rounded up some of the best AIOs we could find as part of Amazon's Prime Day Deals, along with a nice little cameo of tradition at the end. All of these coolers represent great value, and you can't go wrong with any of them. We also have a much, much more expansive list in our Best Amazon Prime Day CPU Cooler deals 2026 article.

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First up, we have the Cooler Master Elite Liquid 240, a 240mm AIO liquid cooler that comes with two 120mm RGB fans and a similarly RGB-illuminated pump block featuring aa frosted hexagonal design. The supplied Dual Elite 120mm fans can spin between 600 and 2,100 RPM, are designed to remain quiet during operation.

The Elite Liquid 240 supports all the major Intel and AMD sockets currently available. Cooler Master usually sells this for around $60, but you can have it for 33% off today for the white version.

If you're tired of all the RGB bling and just need an AIO that works exceptionally well, look no further than the Arctic Liquid Freezer Pro 360. While you don't get even RGB LED, the performance when we reviewed this cost-effective beast was the strongest AIO we've tested, "bar none." It also had chart-topping noise-normalized performance and a long six year warranty.

Maybe you need a deal on a black 240mm AIO. Corsair's iCue Link Titan 240 RX RGB AIO now has a massive price drop and is now found under $80. While it doesn't have a screen, the 2 120mm RGB fans and pump block have enough bling to keep you happy.

The AIO supports a wide range of processors including AMD AM4/5, and Intel's, 115x/1200/1700/1851. The included RX RGB fans run from 0-2,100 RPMs and eliminates noise entirely at low temperatures.

If you're into these large screens and like the look of the new curved versions, the Tryx Panorama SE 360 ARGB is a solid contender, but it's pricey. Normally $279.99, it's on sale at Newegg for $251.99 and it's lowest price since April 2026.

The 2K 6.67-inch rotatable AMOLED screen is the star of the show with high res, 400 nit brightness screens. It comes with pre-loaded animations or you can use your own. According to our review, it performed well with low noise levels and good noise-normalized performance so you don't need to worry about noise, or keeping your processor cool.

Before you leave, there's one more thing. If you want the solid cooling while spending as little as possible, then you can't go wrong with PCCooler RT720 TC ARGB. Unlike the options we've discussed so far, this is an air cooler that eliminates many of the complexities of AIO and replaces them with affordable, reliable cooling.

This dual-tower cooler is said to support up to 265W and comes with two 120mm hydraulic-bearing fans (500-2000 RPM) with 3.28mm-H20 for a nice balance of cooling and quiet operations.

Every cooler on this list is a great choice, offering solid performance at affordable prices that are not often found. Our top pick is the Thermalright Grand Vision because it offers a screen at a price where such novelty is unheard of. However, the options from Cooler Master, MSI, Corsair, and our cameo from Thermaltake will all tame your beastly processors just fine. Make sure to do your research, look at reviews, and don't hesitate to splurge if this is an upgrade you've been holding out on for a long time.

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Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5070 Ti recently earned our pick as the best all-around enthusiast graphics card for gaming in 2026 thanks to its strong baseline performance for both raster and RT gaming at 1440p and 4K.

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The one catch is that the price for that all-round excellence has been quite high of late. We found that you can expect to pay $1099 or so at the midpoint of RTX 5070 Ti prices during our recent research for our guide to the best graphics cards in 2026, as well as our work for the 2026 GPU Benchmarks Hierarchy.

But as Amazon Prime Day rolls around, both Best Buy and Newegg are making Asus' Prime RTX 5070 Ti available for just $900 — the cheapest we've seen one of these cards go for in a long time.

Update: This RTX 5070 Ti is sold out at Best Buy, but you can still get it at Newegg.

We use the OC Edition of this Asus card for our own testing in the Tom's Hardware labs, and its clean design, quiet triple-fan cooler, and full-length metal backplate all make for a fine example of the 5070 Ti. The base Prime 5070 Ti on sale here sacrifices only 45 MHz of stock clocks to the OC Edition—a difference you'll never notice in games.

But you'll definitely feel the extra $50 to $100 in your pocket compared to the next-cheapest 5070 Tis out there, and this Asus Prime card offers an all-around nicer build than most board partners' most attainable product lines.

Beyond its strong baseline performance and 16GB of GDDR7 memory, the RTX 5070 Ti's support for superior DLSS 4.5 upscaling and Multi Frame Generation makes it easy to achieve fluid, responsive gaming across a broad range of resolutions, target frame rates, and quality settings. Especially for cutting-edge path-traced games, you'll want DLSS 4.5 and MFG at your disposal for the best experience.

If you've been waiting for an RTX 5070 Ti upgrade to elevate your gaming PC and missed out on lower prices late last year, this Asus card is the best opportunity that we've seen so far during the Prime Day stretch. Don't wait.

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It looks like motherboard vendors are hurting badly. As Prime Day gets underway, we're seeing some price discounts on motherboards that are frankly hard to believe. Take the flagship ASRock Z890 Taichi as an example, which is normally $460, but you can get it for a massive 56% off, bringing the price down to $200. When you see a discount that big (its previous low was $300), you know something is afoot.

That something is the price of RAM and SSDs. With prices high on those components, enthusiasts aren't building new PCs, and by extension, not buying motherboards. Motherboard sales have apparently dropped by as much as 37%, and vendors are massively cutting prices to get those numbers up.

Although the existential dread of PC component pricing right now is omnipresent, let the lose of motherboard vendors be your gain. It's extremely unlikely that we'll see motherboards this cheap again once RAM prices stabilize, so now is the best time to buy if you want to upgrade.

We're picking out some of the most impressive discounts here, but make sure to keep our list of the best motherboard deals handy during Prime Day if you want to check out all of the discounts.

Save $260 on the ASRock Z890 Taichi at a new all-time low price

We're very familiar with the ASRock Z890 Taichi, as it's the motherboard we use for testing LGA 1851 CPUs. Carrying ASRock's Taichi brand, it's a flagship design with all the bells and whistles, and at a list price of $460, those bells and whistles make sense. Right now, however, you can get it for just $200.

The board is high-end across the board. It supports memory speeds up to 9600 MT/s, and it comes with a 20+1+2+1+1 VRM design, giving you plenty of power stages to push your CPU overclocks hard.

Internally, you're spoiled for connectivity options. There are a total of six M.2 slots, one of which supports PCIe Gen5 x4 (the others support PCIe Gen4 x4). The top PCIe slot also supports PCIe Gen5 x16, and the board comes with an internal USB-C header.

Around the rear, you'll find dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, four USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, another four USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, and dual LAN with connections for 2.5Gb and 5Gb. You simply won't find this level of support on a motherboard for $200, or even $300, for that matter.

Get 40% off the Asus ROG Strix B650E-I makes SFF affordable

You'll pay a hefty premium on any premium mini ITX motherboard; take it from a recovering SFF addict. This current deal on the Asus ROG Strix B650E-I, which I personally used for the last few years with a Ryzen 7 7800X3D, makes mini-ITX seem far more reasonable. The board is 40% off, bringing its $300 list price down to $180.

That matches the board's previous all-time low, which it hasn't been to in nearly a year. Despite such limited room, this board has a solid amount of connectivity. It features two M.2 slots, one at PCIe Gen5 and the other at Gen4, along with two SATA connections. There's a single PCIe 5.0 x16 slot that supports PCIe bifurcation through the BIOS, as well. There's even internal headers for USB 3.2 Gen 1 and Gen 2, so you get full front panel connectivity.

Around the back, you get a total of eight USB ports: two USB 2.0, four USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, and a USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C. The board also comes with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2, so you don't need to muck around with add-in cards. Although the 600-series chipsets debuted with Ryzen 7000 CPUs, this board also supports newer Ryzen 9000 CPUs via a BIOS update.

Flashback to LGA 1700 with the MSI Z790 Gaming Plus Wi-Fi at an all-time low price

MSI's Gaming Plus range doesn't go overboard like a Taichi, but they're reliable boards that we've cycled in and out of the Tom's Hardware test bench several times over the years. The MSI Z790 Gaming Plus Wi-Fi here doesn't have a shocking sticker discount (it's 27% off), but it's down to its lowest price ever, giving you Intel's flagship chipset from the previous generation for just $130.

This is a midrange motherboard that you can buy for an entry-level price. It sports a total of four M.2 slots, one of which supports PCIe Gen5, along with four PCIe expansion slots (the top x16 slot supports Gen5, as well). Networking is excellent, as well, with the board coming with 2.5Gb LAN, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3.

Through the back panel, you get audio hookups for the Realtek ALC897 7.1 audio chip, along with three USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, a single USB 3.2 Gen 2 port, and a single USB 3.2 Gen2x2 Type-C connection. The board features internal headers for USB 3.0 and 3.2 Gen 2, as well.

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With memory prices at all-time highs, it can be challenging to find stellar deals on gaming systems. Luckily for all of us, Walmart has some deals on MSI gaming laptops, starting at $1,089 for the Cyborg 15. It may be the eve of Amazon Prime Day, but who’s to say that Walmart can’t get in on the deals action?

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The Cyborg 15 is the definite value play wth its $1,089 asking price (a $510 discount). That price gets you an Intel Core 7-240H processor, 16GB of DDR5 memory, and a 1TB SSD. The Series 2 “Raptor Lake” processor has a maximum turbo frequency of 5.2 GHz and 10 cores in total: 6 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores. You’ll also find an 8GB GeForce RTX 5070 discrete GPU.

Front and center is a 15.6-inch 1080p IPS display with a maximum refresh rate of 144 Hz. Also on deck are a four-zone RGB keyboard, Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3, and a 55.2 WHr battery. Regarding ports, the Cyborg 15 has a healthy balance of USB-A and USB-C ports along with a GbE port (which is becoming rarer these days as manufacturers aim for thinness).

If you need a bit more spring in your gaming step, look no further than the MSI Vector 16, priced at $1,899, or a discount of $800. This system delivers a healthy performance boost over the Cyborg 15, which uses a Core Ultra 9 275HX processor. This “Arrow Lake” chip has 24 cores in total (8 performance, 16 efficiency), a maximum turbo frequency of 5.4 GHz, and 40MB of total L2 cache.

You still get 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 1TB SSD, but you also get a big performance boost with a 16GB GeForce RTX 5080 GPU. Not only do you get a higher-resolution, larger 16-inch panel (2560 x 1600) with a 240 Hz refresh rate, but you also get a much larger 80 Wh battery to power the system. As for the keyboard, you get another upgrade courtesy of a 24-zone RGB setup.

Both of these MSI laptops are compelling options for gamers, no matter your budget. Especially with the Vector 16, which offers a lot of bang for the buck at $1,799. After all, that value proposition is made even more abundantly clear, as who would have thought we’d live in the age of $1,800 handheld gaming PCs?

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Unless you have several extra hundred dollars to burn, it’s virtually impossible to build a PC right now, even as Prime Day deals start rolling out. You’ll spend more than twice as much (sometimes three times as much) on a kit of DDR5 memory as you would just a year ago, and SSD prices have shot up so much that a decent NVMe drive can rival the price of a graphics card. The key to skirting the worst part of these price hikes is to shop for bundles.

If you regularly browse Tom’s Hardware, you’ve probably seen us cover bundle deals before. We’ve seen a massive increase in their availability and discount rate over the past few months, specifically when a CPU and motherboard are bundled with RAM and/or an SSD. That isn’t an accident. It’s a concentrated effort by retailers, motherboard vendors, and CPU brands to move product in a time when RAM prices have hamstrung the consumer market.

Those bundles are starting to proliferate online. Originally starting at Newegg online and Micro Center in-store, we’ve seen an uptick in the number of bundles available just about everywhere. Some of these bundles will unlock a reasonable price for building a rig. Others offer little more than some pocket change for the trouble of shelling out money at inflated prices. We’re going to help you separate the wheat from the chaff.

We’re going to run down a few bundle deals that are live for Prime Day to kickstart your next build, as well as provide a bit of context on why we’re seeing so many bundles and why the discounts on them are so high. Our focus here is DDR5, as that’s the biggest hurdle you need to overcome when building a new PC right now. DDR4 bundles are available, as well, though much of the focus is on newer platforms.

Bundle deals typically sell out quickly. We will try to keep this list updated with new bundles as we go throughout Prime Day, so check back throughout the week for fresh deals.

A midrange DDR5 bundle with the Ryzen 5 9600X and 1TB of storage for $635

If you want to get started on a DDR5 build, this bundle from Newegg has everything you need. It includes the Ryzen 5 9600X at the heart of the machine with six Zen 5 cores and 12 threads, alongside a 16GB kit of Team Group memory clocked at DDR5-6000 and a 1TB Patriot P410 SSD. The motherboard is a MSI Pro B850-S, which is decent considering the entry-level design.

The motherboard is a full ATX design, so it should fit in most PC cases outside of small form factor options. I/O is fairly limited, but you still get an internal USB-C header, along with two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, a USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 port, four USB 3.0 ports, and 2.5Gb Ethernet. The board also has two M.2 slots attached, along with a block of four SATA 6 Gb connectors for additional storage.

As for the Ryzen 5 9600X and Teamgroup memory, it’s all you need to get started with a modern gaming rig. 32GB of memory is ideal, but the 16GB kit included in this bundle only occupies two of the four DIMM slots on our motherboard, so sizing up down the line is always an option. The Patriot P410 is a PCIe 4.0 SSD and it comes with 1TB of storage, giving you plenty of room to install your OS and apps.

For a kicker, Newegg includes a free $80 Cooler Master Elite Liquid 240 all-in-one liquid cooler with the bundle. Although the discount may not seem like much, this bundle essentially cuts the DDR5 price down to normal levels while maintaining the list price of the Ryzen 5 9600X and Gigabyte motherboard.

A high-end Intel build with the 270K Plus for under $800

For most builds, 32GB of DDR5 memory is the sweet spot, so it’s no surprise that we see bigger discounts on bundles that include 32GB. Such is the case with this Core Ultra 7 270K Plus bundle, which includes the chip, a midrange Z890 motherboard from ASRock, and 32GB of G.Skill Trident Z5 memory at DDR5-6000. The bundle is 22% off, but that really sells short how good of a deal it is; the memory alone normally costs $510. That extra $260 buys you a Z890 motherboard and Intel’s most impressive CPU to date.

Although Arrow Lake has earned rightful criticism, the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus is among the best CPUs for gaming. It’s one of Intel’s two ‘Arrow Lake Refresh’ CPUs that come with massive performance improvements over the base range. Even at its affordable price, the 270K Plus is Intel’s fastest productivity CPU around, and it’s just a hair short of outclassing the Core i9-14900K in games.

The motherboard is ASRock’s Z890 Pro RS, which critically includes a Z-series chipset, allowing you to overclock the 270K Plus. It comes with dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, along with two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports and four USB 2.0 ports. There are four M.2 slots on board, one of which supports PCIe 5.0 x4. Two others support PCIe 4.0, while the last one can operate in either PCIe 4.0 x4 or SATA3 modes. This particular board lacks Wi-Fi (and by extension Bluetooth), so you’ll need to purchase a separate add-in card.

Finally, the Tridzen Z5 RGB memory. This is the memory we use on our own CPU test beds here at Tom’s Hardware, and it’s on the Qualified Vendor List (QVL) of most major motherboards (including the board included here).

Top-shelf gaming performance with the Ryzen 7 7800X3D for $900

The gold standard for a gaming PC these days is one of AMD’s 3D V-Cache CPUs, and in particular, the Ryzen 7 7800X3D or 9800X3D, AMD’s most recent eight-core X3D parts. This bundle includes the last-gen 7800X3D, which, despite being slower than the 9800X3D, still beats everything else in our CPU benchmark hierarchy. Alongside the chip is a 342GB of Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 memory and an MSI MAG X870 Tomahawk Wi-Fi motherboard.

Despite coming from the Tomahawk range, this MSI motherboard is solid. It includes Wi-Fi 7 and 5Gb LAN for networking, along with a PCIE 5.0 x16 slot for your GPU and two Gen5 M.2 slots (alongside two Gen4 slots). Around the back, you get two USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, three USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, and four USB 2.0 ports, alongside dual 40Gb USB-C connections.

For the memory, we’ve found that 6000 MT/s is the sweet spot for Ryzen CPUs, and even then, X3D chips don’t need super-fast memory. The kit here is a 2 x 16GB kit, giving you two free DIMM slots to expand in the future.

Why bundle deals are so popular, and why we’re seeing more of them

Most bundle deals aren’t anything to get excited about. How they typically work is that a retailer wants to move more product, and in order to do so, they offer a small discount on multiple products in a bundle. This move is a major factor in why physical Micro Center locations are still so popular; bundle a CPU and motherboard together, and get them for $20 or $30 off. What we’re seeing today is different.

Outside of retailer bundles, we occasionally see bundles that are subsidized elsewhere. Maybe Intel or AMD, or a motherboard vendor, is running a promotion, and so they offer a rebate on components bundled on sale to a retailer. With current RAM and SSD prices, we’re seeing everyone pitch in.

Vendors tell Tom’s Hardware that motherboard sales have been hit hard by RAM prices, and industry reports suggest sales have dropped as much as 37% at some retailers. Motherboard vendors are in a unique position. Unlike the GPU shortages of years past, motherboards are downstream from RAM. If you can’t afford RAM, you’re probably not going to buy a new CPU or motherboard, even if the prices on those components are good (and they are right now).

So, AMD and Intel, alongside motherboard vendors and retailers, are working together to subsidize these kits. Module houses (the companies that package memory) might be kicking in, as well, but it’s hard to say. Most companies I’ve asked tell me that the specific details of each deal are different, so it’s some combination of all these companies working together on bundle deals.

Regardless, it’s in the interest of AMD, Intel, motherboard vendors, retailers, and, to a lesser degree, even module houses, to get prices down. As long as they’re inflated, the downstream sales impact hits all of them, and bundles allow all of these companies to split the burden of subsidizing high RAM prices.

Building a PC is a great experience. We sit there with a spreadsheet and multiple browser tabs, poring over the best CPUs, the best GPUs, PC cases, motherboards, RAM deals, and many more components.

The package arrives, and we are excitedly tearing into the boxes, putting the parts on the table, and we are ready to build! We reach into the toolkit and dig out the rusty old screwdriver we used to open a paint can back in 2014. We then spill standoffs and screws over the floor, ready for an unsuspecting foot at 2am!

But wait, it doesn't have to be like this! We've all done this, made the mistakes, and now we share my knowledge and that of the Tom's Hardware staff so you don't have to.

So tool up, and let battle commence!

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Precision Kits

All the gear, and lots of ideas?

You need to start somewhere, and these kits have pretty much every tool that you could need to maintain a PC, all in a handy case. In my office/workshop, I have a general set of screwdrivers for general tasks, and a set of Hoto screwdrivers and bits for servicing my PC and any other parts I review.

Whether you call them Hex or Allen wrenches, this part of our toolbox is often overlooked. Why? Because we get one in every set of flat-pack, DIY furniture that's why! You can get cheap sets of Hex wrenches, but they are ultimately made from a material softer than Play-Doh, or have the power to strip a head. You need a good set of Hex wrenches and this set from Wera is awesome.

German made precision, strength, and a ball head to enable access to awkward screws. Grab this set now, and thank yourself later!

Everyone should own these great electric screwdrivers!

At least five Tom's Hardware editors own a Hoto screwdriver. I am one of them. It should be difficult to extol an electric screwdriver. After all, it is really just a motor that spins and screws / unscrews. But Hoto's new Pixel Drive is easy to glorify!

The main screwdriver chassis is chunky and features a rubberized finish to prevent it from slipping from your hands. The twist power ring offers three levels of torque, and the simple push-button forward/reverse is a joy to use. Throw in a bonus LED light ring, and you are ready to build and maintain PCs and have plenty of power to put up those shelves in the living room. All of the details are displayed on the LED display, so you know how much power you are putting down, and how much the screwdriver has left!

Screw Kits

Don't screw up your next PC build!

Let's be honest. We've all scrabbled around for a spare stand-off or screw to secure a motherboard to a chassis. We've cannibalized other components to ensure that our main rig has everything it needs to keep the motherboard in place and the GPU firmly attached to the case. But what if we just spent less than $10 for 400 screws?

That's right, for less than $10, we can have 400 screws, stand-offs, and insulation rings to secure every part of our PC.

In the kit, there are:

• Hard drive screws
• Motherboard screws
• Chassis fan screws
• SSD screws
• Insulation gaskets
• High-strength chassis screws (think GPUs)
• M2 screws
• Flat Phillips screws
• M3 Stand-offs
• Chassis hand twist screws

I bought myself a similar pack years ago since I deal with motherboards and system components on the daily, and it has proven its worth on more than a few occasions.

For less than $10, just throw it into your basket without thinking!

Flashlights

Save money on this 'illuminating' flashlight deal

A good flashlight is one of the most rewarding tools that we can own. It lights up the dark, helps us see obstacles and what we are working on, and could be used to signal planes, should you be trapped on the island from Lost.

Air dusters and cleaners

Clean the filth from your PC!

Air blowers/dusters are a popular choice for quickly blowing out fans and filters to remove any collected dust and fluff. They can also blow out the crumbs that linger under your keyboard. Air blowers are a great alternative to single-use compressed air cans.

The Wolfbox MegaFlow 100 (MF100) may sound like a 1990s Euro Rock tribute act, but it has 150,000 RPM of power to blow dust out of your PC at 45 meters per second!

This convenient blower is battery-powered and supports USB Type-C charging. The MF100 fully charges in 2.5 hours and provides up to 100 minutes of runtime on the first setting. The MF100 is small and compact, weighing only 0.66lb, so it can be easily stored when not in use. The MF100 is also supported by a 24-month guarantee and 24/7 customer service.

Not everyone wants to buy an $80 air duster. There are plenty that cost less that still move a lot of air and come with several attachments that are plenty useful for cleaning out your PC.

I clean out my desktop PC once or twice a year and my blower did a great job, but there were times when the amassed collection of dead skin cells, dog and cat hair, and other fluff was too much for my much weaker air duster. So I bought some cans of compressed air, and not the dollar store stuff either! I don't use them often, but they are handy when you need a little more power in a precise point.

Sometimes compressed air or turbo-force USB-powered jet fans aren't enough, and so you must get your hands dirty. Cleaning any electronic components should be done with care. Components aren't as static sensitive as their predecessors but we should take care not to trash our kit.

These nylon anti-static brushes come in a range of sizes and shapes to clean dust from components and inside drive bays, and to keep caked-on dust from your fan blades. It also includes a keycap puller and tweezers to deep clean the harrowing scene that lurks under your keyboard.

The final cleaning product that you need for building and maintaining PCs is Isopropyl Alcohol, IPA. Yes, 99% is overkill; heck, it's medical grade for first aid use, but if you really want to eke it out, get some distilled water and water down your mix to 70%. I don’t because it works well as it is.

My top tip, though, is not to spray it when the components are hot. There is very little risk of fire, but it will evaporate rather quickly. That said, in the electronics hobbyist world, rapidly evaporating IPA is used to identify super-hot chips, typically those that have shorted.

Thermal pastes

Thermal paste etiquette — pea-sized blob, an X, or a smooth layer like peanut butter?

Let's all agree that, however you apply thermal paste, that is the right way, ok? Thermal paste / TIM or thermal pads bridge the hot side of a component to a heatsink or heatpipe, which wicks away heat, keeping the component cool.

Thermal material is essential to keep your system cool, and I asked the team what they use. Our Editor-in-Chief, Paul Alcorn, said that MX-6 is his go-to thermal paste. So I looked around and found this handy kit that contains 4G of thermal paste and six handy wipes. The wipes are essentially isopropyl alcohol on a cloth, and they are used to prepare the surface for the new paste. They will wipe off the old paste, dust, dead skin (ewww) and leave the surface ready for pasting!

If you spot something better, or want to tell me I am wrong, hit the comments!

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Thanks to ongoing AI-driven demand, trying to find any kind of storage, be it SSD or HDD, on sale at a reasonable price is next to impossible, even during deals events like Amazon’s Prime Day. But if you’ve been a PC builder or even a laptop user for several years, there’s a good chance you have a drive of some kind sitting in a drawer or the back of a closet, doing nothing more useful than collecting dust.

Whether it’s a SATA SSD, an NVMe or SATA M.2 drive that you swapped out for a faster or higher-capacity option in the before times, or even an old-school hard drive, you can drop it into an affordable USB enclosure, plug it into one of your ports, and perhaps save yourself hundreds over what you’d have to pay for a new drive at today’s awful storage prices.

Our Best SSD and hard drive enclosures page collects the best enclosures we’ve personally tested. But we’ll include some on-sale options below, as well as enclosures for older drive types, since these hard times for storage might have you reaching back to some truly old drives that can still be useful. Of course, for those who crave fast throughput and have a fast drive to drop in, we’ll also include a 40Gbps option.

A solid, see-through enclosure for 2.5-inch SATA SSDs or hard drives

There are cheaper 2.5-inch SATA SSD / HDD options, but this option from Orico uses a modern USB-C cable, rather than the more common (for some reason) Micro USB-B connection. This is important, both because Micro-B is rare these days, so you might misplace the cable.

But also, should you want to use a USB-C connector on your PC, rather than the USB-A cable that this enclosure ships with, you probably already have a suitable USB-C to USB-C cable. With other enclosures, you'd almost certainly have to order a Micro-B to USB-C cable. And no one wants one of those if they can avoid it.

A sub-$15 10 Gbps NVMe and SATA M.2 enclosure

Unless you're digging some SATA drives out of storage, the most likely (and speediest) option for putting an old drive to use as external storage is an M.2 drive. Older models might be SATA, but newer, faster options use the NVMe protocol. The tool-free option below supports both, as well as all the common physical M.2 form factors.

This enclosure supports speeds up to 10Gbps, which is fine for most mainstream uses. And it's unlikely most have a faster spare PCIe 4 or PCIe 5 drive to take full advantage of faster interfaces anyway. If you do, keep scrolling for a faster option, below.

Breaking out the big guns with a 3.5-inch external hard drive enclosure

If you’ve got a spacious 3.5-inch hard drive you want to make use of and don’t have the space for it inside your PC case, there are, of course, enclosures available for old-school desktop hard drives. And our favorite tested pick, from UGreen, is also on sale.

Despite its svelte size for the category, there's no denying the bulkiness here compared to 2.5-inch enclosures, not to mention the requirement of a power brick. But hey, it supports drives up to 20TB, and you can’t cram all those bits in a 2.5-inch drive.

The only real benefit of 3.5-inch external storage at this point is capacity and price. 2.5-inch hard drives top at 5-6TB, and 8TB SSDs these days usually cost $900 or more. But this enclosure from Ugreen supports up to 20TB drives. Just remember: backing up terabytes of essential data to a single hard drive, without another off-site backup, is a good way to ensure a future catastrophe. Always follow the 3-2-1 backup rule if your data is irreplaceable.

Affordable 40 Gbps external speed, if you need it

If you’re digging in a drawer for an older drive, there’s a fairly good chance it’s not up to delivering 40 Gbps speeds, so there’s no use in overpaying for a pricier enclosure with speeds your drive can’t deliver. But for those who do have a spare SSD that’s capable of speeds of 3,100 MB/s or more and want a fast enclosure, this model from Orico, if you clip the coupon, is one of the cheapest we’ve seen from a known brand.

This is a fanless enclosure, and not as large as some other passively cooled options. So don't expect the fastest possible sustained performance, but Orico's enclosure supports speeds up to 3100 MB/s, as well as USB4, Thunderbolt, and older / slower USB protocols.

Amazon Prime Day has entered day 3, and there are still some excellent deals for UK readers to grab. Whether you're trying to build a PC for the first time, upgrade your existing rig, or add to your setups with peripherals or a new monitor, there are deals aplenty.

We've grabbed some of the best ones and assembled them here, including some of the new lowest-ever prices on monitors and gaming laptops.

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There’s no better time than the present to upgrade your wireless network. especially with plenty of deals popping up throughout the year. Thankfully, there are plenty of deals on Wi-Fi routers from manufacturers like Asus, Linksys, Netgear, and TP-Link at retailers like Amazon, Newegg, and Best Buy. We have an exhaustive inventory of router reviews we’ve conducted over the years, along with our best Wi-Fi routers page, which covers stellar entries ranging from sub-$100 to well over $1,000. Below, you'll find the hottest deals from multiple retailers.

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. We're checking deals around the clock to find the best options and keep this page up to date.

Wi-Fi 7 has been around for a few years now, which means manufacturers have had enough time not only to expand their high-end portfolios but also to deliver compelling entry-level SKUs that appeal to bargain shoppers.

When selecting a new Wi-Fi router, you’ll first want to decide whether to go with Wi-Fi 7, Wi-Fi 6E, or Wi-Fi 6. Most folks should opt for Wi-Fi 7, but if you’re on a budget, Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 6 options are available at even lower price points. Other things to consider are dual-band versus tri-band for Wi-Fi 7 routers, the number and speed of LAN ports, and whether you want to opt for a mesh system if you have larger square footage to cover.

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Specs to Look For

Mesh or no Mesh: Mesh routers let you place one or more "satellites" around your home to boost far-end connectivity. However, mesh networking devices are more expensive. If you don't have a large home or connectivity issues, stick with a single router.

Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 7: Although Wi-Fi 6 routers can easily be found for under $70, your best bet is a dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router for a few bucks more if you want something more futureproof. For the ultimate performance, look no further than tri-band Wi-Fi 7 routers.

Ports: At a minimum, you'll want at least four GbE ports, plus a 2.5 GbE WAN port. With priceier tri-band and quad-band Wi-Fi 7 segments, you'll find more standard 2.5 GbE, 5 GbE, and 10 GbE ports.

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The Alienware AW3423DWF has perennially been one of our favorite gaming monitors, and for good reason. The monitor originally had a suggested retail price of over $1,000, but this price has steadily decreased since its introduction three years ago. When we last visited the monitor just over a month ago in late August, it was selling for $549. However, for Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, the price is even lower at just $521.99.

The AW3423DWF, which we rated 5 out of 5 stars, features a 34-inch Quantum Dot OLED (QD-OLED) panel with a 3440 x 1440 resolution and an 1800R curve. The refresh isn't as high as some of the newer panels on the market, but it's still quite respectable at 165 Hz, and is further enhanced by the low 0.1ms response time. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro is supported, and the monitor is also compatible with Nvidia G-Sync.

The monitor offers support for low-framerate compensation (LFC), covers 99.3 percent of DCI-P3 and 140 percent of sRGB, and reaches a maximum brightness of 1,000 nits (peak HDR). Typical brightness in SDR content is more sedate, with an as-tested 253 nits.

You won't be disappointed regarding ports, as there are two DisplayPort 1.4 ports and one HDMI 2.0 port. Alienware also includes a USB 3.2 hub with four downstream ports. You won't find speakers on the AW3423DWF, but it does have a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Check out our list of the best gaming monitors to see how this offer compares to the rest of the market. You can also get an idea of what specs to look out for when picking out a new gaming monitor.

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Solid state drives are the go-to option for primary storage in desktops, laptops, and consoles these days. Large capacity drives have gotten cheaper over time, and high performance has come to even lower-end models. That's exactly the kind of combination we've hunted down today. You can get Lexar's 8TB NM790 PCIe Gen4 SSD for just $499 during Amazon's Prime Big Deals Day — a generous 32% off its list price, making for the cheapest we've ever seen this drive.

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The NM790 is a DRAM-less SSD, which means it relies on Host Memory Buffer (HMB) tech to use part of your system memory as its cache. This usually affects random read/write performance, but our review found that this drive's performance in real-world usage is top-notch regardless.

That's partly due to the use of Maxio's MAP1602 controller, paired with YMTC's 232-Layer TLC NAND, a combo which is usually only reserved for PCIe 5.0 drives. We get read speeds of up to 7,000 MB/s and write speeds of up to 6,200 MB/s, along with 6000TBW of endurance, which should be plenty to keep this bad boy running for years.

Speaking of, Lexar backs this drive up with a 5-year warranty. Moreover, there's no proprietary software supplied by Lexar so you're free (nay, encouraged) to use industry-standard tools like Clonezilla for backup, and CrystalDiskMark to gauge health info. The drive doesn't come with a heatsink because it doesn't need one — it stays under 70 °C in use— and, therefore, makes for a great option for laptops and the PlayStation 5. The standard M.2 2280 form factor means you can also fit this inside most handheld consoles.

Lexar's NM790 is an all-rounder that performs great across the board. In our testing of the 4TB model, it regularly beat out similarly-spec'd and priced models, often coming out on top as the fastest DRAM-less Gen4 SSD. It's incredibly efficient, too, consuming significantly less power than the competition, which helps with usage in laptops.

As you can see in the charts above, it tops most charts and aces benchmarks left-and-right, with no blatant areas of weaknesses. It has great sustained performance that's now matched at an even greater capacity, all available for the greatest price.

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You’re in luck if you’re looking for a brand-new gaming monitor, as Dell just slashed 37% off the selling price of this 1440p 360Hz display. The Alienware AW2725DF is currently on sale for Amazon Prime Big Deals Day, bringing its price down to just $570.99, a savings of $330 from its original price of $899.99. Aside from its fast refresh rate, you also get an OLED screen that covers 110% of DCI-P3, plus, of course, the usual true inky blacks that these displays are known for.

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Tom’s Hardware reviewed the Alienware AW2725DF after it was released last year, and we loved it for the stunning images it produces and the extremely smooth motion owing to its high refresh rate. Its large color gamut also makes it stand out from other OLED gaming screens, and you also get a lot of quality-of-life features that make it a great display for both gaming and productivity.

The 1440p resolution you get with this monitor is perfect for its 27-inch OLED screen. And although OLEDs aren’t the brightest displays out there, this still musters 257 cd/m2, which should be good enough for most gamers. It’s also great for HDR content, blowing every other non-OLED competitor out of the water.

Of course, you’ll also get all the features one would expect from a gaming monitor. The display is equipped with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and is G-Sync compatible, helping you avoid tearing and stuttering during intense gameplay. As for connectivity, you get three video input ports (1x HDMI and 2x DP), so you don’t have to manually switch over your monitor if you have multiple gaming devices. It also comes with three USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports plus one more Type-C port, allowing you to shorten the distance between your desktop and your peripherals.

Unfortunately, the Alienware AW2725DF is missing out on internal speakers or even a 3.5mm headphone jack — but these are things you can easily look over. After all, there’s already a good number of USB headphones available on the market, and external speakers are typically much better than what you can find built-in in most monitors.

Whether you’re building a new gaming PC or simply want a better display for your consoles, the Alienware AW2725DF is one of the best gaming monitors you should consider. And at $330 off, you’re getting great value from an already great display.

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Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally users know just how precious storage can be for handheld gaming, where every spare gigabyte matters. Thankfully, as Amazon Prime Big Deals Day deals are stacking up, three attractively priced upgrades are here to increase your storage in the smallest SSD form factor, on both Amazon and Newegg. Two of these drives are even on our tested list of the best SSDs for the Steam Deck and other gaming handhelds.

The Crucial P310 2TB 2230 is on sale for its lowest-ever price, sitting at $121.99, 49% off the list price. In 1TB sizes, the WD Black SN770M 1TB 2230 is at 39% off ($85.49), and the Kingston NV3 2230 1TB is shockingly affordable at $65.80 on Newegg. The Kingston is also at its lowest-ever price, with the WD Black dipping into its lowest price tag since last holiday season.

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In our latest faceoff, the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K was neck-in-neck with AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X, while being more expensive (on the street). But that's what sales are for, and we've brought you a deal that finally fixes the value proposition of this SKU, thanks to Amazon Prime Big Deals Day. You can get the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K for just $475 — more than $125 off, making it the cheapest we've ever seen this CPU.

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The Core Ultra 9 285K is a 24-core processor, with 8 P-Cores and 16 E-Cores, totaling 24 threads. It comes with a 36 MB of L3 cache and 40MB of L2 cache shared across core clusters. The P-Cores boost up to 5.7 GHz while the E-Cores can boost up to 4.6 GHz, all while maintaining a maximum 250W TDP. The 285K is fabricated on TSMC's N3P (3nm) process, which is actually a node advantage over the Ryzen 9000 series that's manufactured using the 4nm N4P. Just as a heads-up: you do need a new motherboard with the LGA1851 socket and DDR5 memory to pair with this CPU.

Intel has done an excellent job optimizing the 285K for low-power scenarios, like watching YouTube, where it consumes significantly less power than its AMD counterparts. In true idle states, due to Intel's hybrid architecture, only the E-core ring bus is engaged, allowing for superior efficiency. Intel also offers a more advanced overclocking suite — along with warrantied memory overclocking — allowing experienced users to unlock more performance compared to AMD's more streamlined approach.

As you can see in the charts above, the results are really close across the board. Unless you're actively comparing with the Ryzen 9 9950X, the Core Ultra 9 285K does a more-than-fine job in both gaming and productivity benchmarks. It's also important to note than the 9950X is currently more expensive on Amazon, so a genuine argument can be made for the 285K without accepting compromises. As long as superior gaming performance isn't your priority (get the X3D chips then, duh), the Core Ultra 9 285K is a great overall processor, now at a suitably-great price.

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A keyboard can make or break the experience of using your PC, so it’s highly recommended that you get a proper one for your workstation or gaming rig. Unfortunately, these peripherals can be pricey, with the best gaming keyboards often costing over $100. Fortunately, we found a budget option just before Amazon Prime Big Deals Day in the $50 SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL — even better, it’s currently on sale at just $16.99 on Woot!, giving you even bigger savings.

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We reviewed the SteelSeries Apex 3 TKL soon after it launched, and it received our Editor’s Choice award. That’s because even though it costs just a little less than $50, it surprisingly punches way above its weight. This keyboard gives budget PC builders a chance to get a decent peripheral, and at 66%, you’re saving even more if you buy it right now.

The Apex 3 TKL isn’t a mechanical keyboard, which will disappoint some enthusiasts. But despite that, it offers a lot for $16.99. You get dedicated media keys, IP32 water resistance, adjustable feet, and a user-friendly app. There’s also an RGB backlight to help you see the keys in the dark (although it isn’t per-key). And if you do not appreciate the racket that more expensive clicky mechanical keyboards make, you’re going to love the Whisper-Quiet membrane switches SteelSeries used on this budget keyboard.

Of course, you’re going to miss out on a few things. For example, it doesn’t come with a detachable USB cable and only supports 24-key rollover. It’s also pretty light, coming in at less than one and a half pounds (639 grams, to be exact) — close to the weight of the 13-inch iPad Air. However, these are trade-offs I’m willing to accept to get a decent gaming keyboard for under $20.

The TKL layout is ideal for budget gamers who also use their PC for productivity tasks. You get large swathes of desktop real estate for swiping your mouse during intense gaming sessions, but you still get all the alphanumeric and navigation keys on it. You’ll only lose the numeric keypad, which some people don’t use anyway, while still retaining the alphanumeric key layout most are accustomed to, minimizing mispresses.

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It's not often that you come across an SSD that's not only ludicrously fast but also has ample capacity and is backed by a reliable brand, all while being genuinely affordable. That's precisely the kind of deal we've found for you, as part of Amazon Prime Big Deals Day, where Crucial is offering its excellent T705 2TB PCIe 5.0 SSD for just $159.99 — a generous 20% discount from its list price, making it one of the cheapest PCIe 5.0 SSDs around.

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To demonstrate the value of this offer, just months ago, we featured the T705 at its then-lowest price of $239 — today’s $160 is the lowest yet. The T705 comes equipped with Phison's E26 controller and 232-layer TLC NAND from Micron, which enables read speeds of up to 14,500 MB/s and write speeds of up to 12,700 MB/s. That makes it one of the fastest drives on the planet, capable of handling literally anything you throw at it.

Being that fast doesn't just mean you get flagship performance today, but that you're ready for tomorrow with its excellent endurance of 1200 TBW, which is backed by a 5-year warranty. The DRAM cache (2GB LPDDR4) will ensure even greater longevity, allowing for fast day-to-day operations. Even if you write 100 gigabytes every single day to this drive, it should last you more than 32 years.

We gave the drive an Editor's Choice Award in our review, which means you can trust it without a second thought. It achieves 1,550K/1,800 K IOPS of random read/write performance, allowing it to sustain excellent results in our testing, as shown in the charts above, where it meets or exceeds most benchmarks.

Of course, it's a PCIe 5.0 drive (with DirectStorage support), so the real benefit here is for PCs and laptops with M.2 2280 slots; consoles like the PS5 won't be able to take full advantage of it. Should you choose to install it there, T705 also comes with a copper-clad label, which allows for more even contact with a heatsink, which is almost necessary to keep a Gen5 drive cool.

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Newegg has Seagate's 24 TB BarraCuda on sale for only $249.99, shaving off $50 from its original price, meaning it has now dropped down to its insanely low Primed Day pricing.

Tech and food share something in common; just like you can never have enough cheese, you can never have enough storage. While SSDs are the norm these days, they still can't quite match the cost savings of a spinning drive, especially if you need a lot of capacity. As such, we bring you an insane deal today for a hard drive that's on sale for a limited time. Those are some decent savings on their own, but—when you do the math—it comes out to just a cent per gigabyte, which is where the offer becomes truly enticing.

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Seagate’s BarraCuda series has long built a reputation for dependable performance, delivering consistent speeds of 7,200 RPM. It’s not here to outpace your SSD, but rather to offer sheer capacity at an attractive price. For those seeking “cheap and deep” storage, few options match this value—this drive reaches up to 190MB/s, which is more than respectable for a hard drive. In our review of its 8 TB variant, we saw it consume the least amount of power among all hard drives, which is another plus.

Inside, this drive uses high-quality Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) technology—far better than the slower Shingled Magnetic Recording (SMR) approach, which often feels like its namesake when it comes to transfer speeds. SMR only makes sense if you’re willing to sacrifice performance for a lower price, a compromise that rarely pays off. Thankfully, that’s not the case here as it features premium CMR tech, along with a two-year Seagate warranty for added peace of mind.

At WWDC this year, Apple announced iPadOS 26, which will finally introduce proper windowing support to the iPad. If you're looking to get in on the new features, the 11-inch iPad Air with Apple's M3 chip is on sale for Prime Day.

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The 11-inch, M3 iPad Air is going for $479. This is the lowest price we've seen on the iPad Air with M3, which has a list price of $599.

For this sale, you can get 128GB of storage, Wi-Fi connectivity (cellular boosts the price to $629), and your choice of color. The 11-inch Air uses Touch ID for authentication, boasts 12-megapixel front and rear cameras, and is compatible with Apple Pencil Pro and the Magic Keyboard.

M3 also supports Apple Intelligence features. At the moment, those aren't terribly. useful in my opinion, though it does mean you should eventually get the new Siri and anything else that comes down the pipe.

iPadOS 26, which is expected to be released this fall, should greatly improve multitasking. Beyond a "liquid glass" redesign, the big feature for iPad is vastly improved windowing, letting you arrange them as you would on, well, most other computers. It should make that Magic Keyboard accessory far more useful if you opt for it. The new OS version will also add menu bars to apps.

Apple's M-series chips have long felt overpowered in iPads, but iPadOS 26 may greatly enhance multitasking, which means you can make better use of the M3 in the iPad Air. Then again, the 11-inch form factor is pretty portable, so it'll be just fine as your go-to ebook reader, too.

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When traveling, it’s easy to keep your devices topped off if you have easy access to a power outlet. Just plug in a power adapter and a USB cable, and you’re good to go. But what about those times when there’s no wall outlet in sight? That’s where a battery power bank can come in handy, and one of the best ones available is the Anker 737, which is currently just $76.99 at direct from the manufacturer after a coupon code WS245UB5BF.

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I have personal experience with the Anker 737, as I bought one on September 19, 2023 and have used it extensively. The power bank has a permanent spot in my travel bag for those times when I need to top off. The Anker 737 has gotten heavy use on cross-country flights, and even on the beach to charge the battery on my iPhone (which quickly drains as the display brightness jumps sky high in direct sunlight).

But this power bank isn’t just for charging smartphones; I’ve used it to charge my iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods — sometimes simultaneously. Heck, it will even charge my MacBook Pro with ease (it’s 140W-capable using USB Power Delivery 3.1).

Anker says that a fully charged 24,000 mAh battery can recharge an empty iPhone 16 Pro four times, or fully charge an iPad Pro and still have some juice leftover. In my experience, those statements seem pretty accurate. It can charge three devices at once via one USB-A port (18W max) and two USB-C ports (140W max using a single port). One of the two USB-C ports is also used as input when recharging the Anker 737. You can also quickly replenish it from 0 to 100 percent at 140W in just 52 minutes.

However, one of the niftiest features of the power bank is its integrated OLED display. It provides input/output wattage per port, the current battery capacity level, and even the remaining time before the power bank runs out.

With a sub-$80 price tag, the Anker 737 is a well-thought-out power bank that should satisfy even the most demanding travel warriors.

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I travel a lot, be it by plane or by car, so my laptop bag is often filled with various cables, wall adapters, battery power bricks, and USB cables. However, I’m trying to consolidate as many of my components as possible. So, when browsing around Amazon looking to see if there was anything I could score for myself for Prime Day, my eye was immediately drawn to two listings from Ugreen: 65-watt and 45-watt retractable USB-C charging blocks priced at $34.99 and $19.99, respectively.

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Ugreen is a name I’m familiar with, as I have one of the company’s USB-C to 2.5 GbE adapters that I keep in my travel bag, just in case. But the retractable power bricks intrigued me for multiple reasons.

I currently use Apple 29- and 70-watt USB-C power adapters to charge my devices on the go. Of course, you can only charge one device at a time with these adapters. However, Ugreen’s power bricks allow me to charge up to three devices. In my usage case, I could imagine using the 65-watt USB-C power brick to charge my MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Apple Watch (or AirPods) simultaneously.

The second thing that intrigued me is the integrated retractable 2.3-foot USB-C cable. There’s no need to worry if I remembered to bring along a USB-C cable; it’s already attached and stows away when not needed. It doesn’t get any better than that. My track record is mostly good with retractable cables, so I’m crossing my fingers on the long-term durability here.

Finally, the overall size of these Ugreen retractable power bricks is a big draw. Compared to my 75-watt Apple adapter, these things are much smaller in comparison, due in part to the use of Gallium Nitride (GaN) power transistors. The 65-watt version has straight-through power plugs, while the 45-watt version uses retractable plugs to further reduce its profile in your bag.

The 65-watt version includes the retractable USB-C cable, one USB-C port, and one USB-A port, while the 45-watt version has the retractable USB-C cable and two USB-C ports.

With pricing as low as $19.99, Ugreen’s retractable USB-C charging blocks were an immediate impulse buy for me. I bought one of each, and they’re bound to be a helpful addition to my travel bag and will help cut down on cable/charger clutter.

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Elgato’s iconic 15-button macro pad is now on sale at its lowest price ever on Amazon. The black Stream Deck MK.2 is currently on sale for $109.99 — a 27% discount that will save you $40 during the last day of Prime Day 2025. If you’re after aesthetics and have a white-themed desktop, the version is also down to $119.99, giving you a $30 discount. While many cheaper options have appeared on the market over the years, you still cannot beat the first gadget that brought it into the mainstream.

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The Stream Deck will supercharge your workflow with its customizable macro pad, giving you access to endless possibilities at your fingertips. It works with various apps, including Twitch, OBS, Meld Studio, Discord, YouTube, and more, and you can even customize it to work with whatever app you’re using. You can even use Smart Profiles so that your Stream Deck will change the available buttons, depending on which app is currently open on your Mac or PC.

It’s also a great tool for gamers, as you can set your most commonly used shortcuts on the Stream Deck. That way, you don’t have to memorize the many different shortcut buttons you need to press in the heat of battle — instead, you can just program the Stream Deck depending on the game you’re running and keep everything a keypress away. So, whether you want to quickly open your inventory, cast the most convoluted spell known to the gaming world, or press up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, you can do so in a split second with the Stream Deck.

This might seem like an unnecessary accessory for most people, as it only shaves off a few seconds from your workflow. But if you frequently use these shortcuts throughout your day, the seconds you save will eventually stack up and make you more efficient. And it’s not just for people who work with media — even programmers, writers, and the average office worker will find it useful. As for gaming, that split-second advantage you get from the Elgato Stream Deck might mean the difference between losing and winning a match.

If you’re looking to gain an advantage — whether at work or in gaming — the Stream Deck will give you that. However, you have to act fast as this sale is only for Prime Day 2025, which ends today.

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Gaming laptops can be pricey: even low-end machines now often cross the $1,000 barrier. That's why any deal on a machine is great, leaving more room for peripherals and games. Over at Best Buy, the Alienware 16 Aurora is now available for $1,099.99, a $400 drop as it competes with Amazon Prime Day. That doesn't bring this system budget territory, but it's significant savings from a premium laptop brand that should let you play most games at decent settings.

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We're actively testing the 16 Aurora in our labs now, so we don't have numbers to share at this time. The highlight is that you can get a 5060 for $1,100, as these systems often start at far higher prices. Even some RTX 5050 systems are starting at or above $1,000. So, this Aurora, which also features 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and a 120 Hz, 2560 x 1600 screen, is worth calling out at this price.

This system is sleek, and it features a "stealth mode" that reduces RGB, silences fans, and acts a whole lot more like a standard productivity laptop. It comes in a navy blue color that stands out, but doesn't scream that it's a gaming machine (well, outside of the alien head logo).

If you don't want to dive in before we go hands-on, I don't blame you; Our review should be live in the coming weeks. But if you're the type of person who is willing to purchase off a spec sheet, the price for these parts is pretty good, especially for a name brand.

For more laptops in this price range, check out our list of the best gaming laptops under $1,500.

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The Lenovo Legion Go isn’t exactly a new handheld console, but it can still hold its own with its Z1 Extreme chip, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. This gaming device was priced at $699.99 for these specs, but is now available for just $499.99 on Amazon right now — this slashes 30% off its MSRP and gives you $200 in savings. Although it’s not marked as a Prime Day 2025 item, this is still one of the best prices we’ve seen for the Legion Go, with its all-time low record beating the current price by just $17. Because of this discount, the original Lenovo Legion is now cheaper than the less powerful Legion Go S, armed with an AMD Z2 Go chip, which is around $90 more expensive now at its current $589.99 sale price on Amazon.

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The biggest advantage the Lenovo Legion Go has over its competitors (primarily the Asus Ally ROG X) is that it has a larger 8.8-inch screen display, making it an ideal alternative for those who prioritize immersion over portability. Aside from that, it comes with two USB-C ports, allowing you to charge the device and connect to an external display simultaneously. Its detachable controllers (one of which converts into a mouse for FPS gaming) mean that you don’t need to bring an additional controller with you for large-screen gaming, making it the perfect device if you like playing your favorite titles on your hotel room TV after a long day sightseeing.

If you want more graphics performance, both USB-C ports are USB4 and are compatible with Thunderbolt 3/4 enclosures. You can also get the Lenovo Legion Go bundled with a USB-C hub if you want to turn it into a gaming PC or workstation when you’re at home.

Although not the latest and greatest in gaming handhelds, the Lenovo Legion Go is a pretty compelling offer for just $499. It can be a bit more affordable, but the last time it hit its all-time low price was months ago — around December last year. So, if you’re not willing to wait for the holiday season to get your hands on a decent gaming console, now is the time to get the Legion Go.

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With the Snapdragon X series of processors, Qualcomm has made its biggest leap yet into the Windows PC ecosystem. Windows on ARM is now available on more laptops than ever before, and for Amazon Prime Day and other competing sales events, many of these laptops are on sale.

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All of the Snapdragon laptops are Copilot+ PCs, featuring Windows 11's local AI features. But what they're really best for is long battery life due to the efficient ARM architecture.

Microsoft's Surface Laptop and Surface Pro are among the best-known of these Copilot+ devices with Snapdragon chips, but there are options from many companies, including Dell, Lenovo, and Acer. Here are some of the best deals we've found so far:

There are still some drawbacks to Snapdragon laptops. They can't run most games and some applications that are designed specifically for x86 processors (sorry, fans of Windows Fax and Scan). Some apps also run through emulation, which can be slower than native performance.

More and more applications have gone Arm-native, though, including browsers like Edge, Firefox, and Chrome; streaming apps like Disney+ and Netflix; work apps like Slack and Zoom; and photo and video editing software like GIMP, Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve, and Capcut. If your needs aren't extraordinary, you're likely able to get by.

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Don’t be surprised if you can’t find a graphics card at MSRP these days, especially for those with more than 8GB of VRAM. Data has shown that most GPUs still sell for so much more, even months after these cards have launched. Despite that, we’re still on the lookout for great deals, and we just spotted a couple on Newegg. You can get MSI Inspire GeForce RTX 5070 Ti for $839.99 after rebate, and the MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5070 Ti with a $110 gift card — you won’t exactly get a discount off the selling price, which is disappointing, but the retailer is offering rebates and promotional gift cards with every purchase. You can then use these savings towards other components, allowing you to level up your current build right during Prime Day 2025.

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The Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti is a great entry into high-end gaming, allowing you to play at 1440p native or 4K with upscaling. It’s a great value at MSRP, which is quite impossible to find. However, the Newegg deal brings the prices close to MSRP, which is the next best (or only) thing you can get for modern GPUs right now. The MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is selling at $899.99 — the retailer is offering a $110 promotional gift card with every purchase, pushing the price down to $789.99 and putting it tantalizingly close to the $749 MSRP.

Another option you can get is the MSI Inspire GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, which is more suitable for compact and SFF builds. The GPU has a regular price of $929.99, but Newegg has dropped its price by $70 to $859.99. You’re also getting a $70 promotional gift card if you buy it, plus a $20 rebate card you’ll get through the mail. After all of these rebates and discounts, you’re effectively only paying $769.99 for a high-end 50-series GPU.

The RTX 5070 Ti hits about 61.2 FPS in 4K gaming raster at Ultra settings, with 1% lows going down to 49 FPS, which is still quite playable. If you have a smaller 1440p monitor, performance bumps up to 100.3 FPS average and 75 FPS 1% lows on Ultra. If you insist on ray tracing, performance dips to 48.9 FPS on average with 41 FPS 1% lows at 4K — good enough for cinematic games. If you drop down to 1440p, then you’re 88.5 FPS on average, with 66 FPS 1% lows, allowing you to enjoy smooth gaming at Ultra settings.

If you’re still rocking an RTX 4070 Ti graphics card or something even older, now is your chance to get a decent upgrade at a relatively decent price. It offers about 20 to 30% more performance while getting a slightly lower MSRP (versus the 4070 Ti’s $799 launch price), which you can get with these rebates.

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Update 7/10/2025 1:30 PM ET: The same $2649 deal for PNY's Epic-X ARGB RTX 5090 is available at B&H Photo Video. Check out our article for details.

Following an absolute frenzy on the $2,649 RTX 5090 at Amazon, the hunt for the cheapest RTX 5090 has shifted. Amazon is now sold out, but B&H has the same Epic-X ARGB model for the same $2649.

The cheapest 5090 on Amazon is another PNY Overclocked model with a triple fan, now $2,799, $200 off the list price. Or if you prefer, you can get the ASUS TUF version for $2,759 at Newegg.

The RTX 5090 sits at the top of most gamers' wish lists, and for good reason. This graphics card can chew through almost any gaming workload you can throw at it with high frame rates, even with max settings and ray tracing at 4K. It's unquestionably the best gaming experience available today. You might scoff at the prospect of paying some $2,700ish for a GPU, but the original discount, as mentioned, has now sold out.

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B&H has the best discount on an RTX 5090 right now. Other retailers are selling other cards for more, or the discounts come in the form of promotional gift cards you can't redeem against your purchase.

PNY's take on the RTX 5090 has everything we'd want to get the most out of this top-of-the-line GPU. A beefy three-slot, three-fan cooler should run cool and quiet even when dissipating the 600W the RTX 5090 demands at peak utilization.

RGB accents around the fans and on the side of the card add a touch of flash, and a full-length metal backplate should provide some structural reinforcement for this absolutely massive package. If you've been waiting for a discount to add an RTX 5090 to your system, this card may be just the ticket.

If you're not sold, there are four RTX 5090 cards at Newegg with the aforementioned promotional discount of a $200 gift card. As noted, these are not discounts, and you can't redeem the card against the GPU. However, if you've got more purchases in mind, say a bigger case or a potent PSU to help power the beast, then it might prove a more efficient way of spending your cash, with the cheapest option bringing your real term spend to $2,699.

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The Alienware X16 R2 with super-fast gaming display, lots of storage space and memory, and the powerful RTX 4070 GPU, is 15% off this Prime Day. That $282 saving drops the price down to $1,597, the lowest price we've ever seen on this model, and brings high-end mobile gaming into a much more affordable range for anyone looking for a high-power upgrade. It's not the top spec model, but it still comes with all the bells and whistles and should play just about anything at high details and high frame rates.

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This deal model might not be the most high-end, but you can always upgrade the memory with higher capacity or faster modules, as well as expand the storage down the line. You can even replace the wireless card and battery if you need to, potentially offering a big extension on this laptop's long-term lifespan.

The deal for this Alienware laptop is a good one and brings the price down to more competitive levels. It's not the highest-spec configuration. That one includes an RTX 4080 and 185H CPU, but that one hasn't been discounted, so you'd be spending close to double just to get that configuration.

If you're looking for a more modern gaming laptop, consider checking out some of the other gaming laptop deals we've highlighted or our list of the top gaming laptops. Most of those are built around the newer Intel Core 200 or AMD Zen 5 CPUs, with RTX 5000-series graphics, though there are still a few excellent last-generation options.

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Amazon Prime Day is officially entering day two, and there are some fantastic savings to be had on a range of PC hardware offerings in the UK. Whether you're after a new desktop computer, that RTX-50 series graphics card you've had your eye on, or a cheeky storage upgrade, there's something for everyone.

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I've dug through what is a frankly overwhelming amount of PC hardware savings to pull out some of my absolute favorite deals. Not an exhaustive list by any means, these are some of the most eye-catching savings I could find. Take a look!

UK Prime Day PC deals: Quick list

• Apple Mac Mini, M4: was £599 now £499.99 at Amazon
• PNY GeForce RTX 5070 12GB OC Triple Fan Graphics Card: was £499 now £479 at Amazon
• MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16G INSPIRE 3X OC Graphics Card: was £899 now £739 at Amazon
• Corsair NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB Liquid CPU Cooler: was £119 now £95 at Amazon
• Crucial Pro DDR5 RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB): was £167 now £137 at Amazon

Best UK Prime Day PC deals

There are plenty of other great Amazon UK PC hardware deals this Prime Day, here's a few honorable mentions that didn't make the shortlist:

• SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC card: 45% off (£14.99)
• Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 64GB: 27% off (£189)

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We haven't seen too many great GPU deals from Amazon itself this Prime Day, but Newegg is offering a couple of compelling deals even on the latest RTX 50-series cards, as long as you're OK getting your discount in the form of one of the e-tailer's own gift cards.

First up, Newegg will give you $50 back on one of Asus' Prime GeForce RTX 5060 cards, taking it from $339.99 to an effective $289.99.

The RTX 5060 already has modest power requirements, so Asus' triple-fan cooler should keep this card plenty cool and quiet. This is among the lowest prices we've seen on an RTX 5060 card so far.

Our benchmarks of the RTX 5060 place it solidly in the middle of the 1080p pack, but to step up to the Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB and its prowess at both 1080p and 1440p gaming, you need to pay at least $70 more than this Asus Prime card's discount price. If you only have a 1080p monitor and no intention to upgrade soon, that makes this RTX 5060 a good pick.

If you have a higher-resolution, higher-refresh-rate monitor and you're looking for a Blackwell upgrade, it's worth checking out MSI's Ventus 3X OC take on the GeForce RTX 5070 12GB.

The RTX 5070 brings a strong triple threat to the midrange of the GPU market: enough raster and ray-tracing performance at 1440p to natively push high-resolution monitors, plus Nvidia's superior DLSS 4 upscaling and unique multi-frame generation capability.

The RTX 5070 slightly trails the Radeon RX 9070 in our testing, but it's rare to find an RX 9070 close to AMD's suggested $550 MSRP. The cheapest 9070s ring in at $600 right now, making this MSI Ventus card a good catch if you can grab MSI's rebate and don't mind spending $70 of Newegg bucks at some point in the future.

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Mesh routers are among the hottest-selling types of routers in networking, and leading the charge are products based on the Wi-Fi 7 standard. Mesh routers enable you to fully cover your home or office with wireless coverage that would otherwise be impossible with a single, standalone router.

Fortunately, numerous manufacturers are producing Wi-Fi 7 mesh routers, offering a wide range of options to choose from. If you prefer seamless integration with your Amazon account and Alexa services, consider opting for the Eero Pro 7. If you want endless configuration options and no-cost features, such as extensive Parental Controls, the Asus ZenWiFi BT6 has you covered. If you're looking for a delicate balance of performance and features at a bargain price, consider the TP-Link Deco BE95.

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However, one thing to keep in mind when shopping for a network upgrade is that not all Wi-Fi 7 routers are created equal. While there are speed differences between products that depend on several factors (channel width, total number of streams, etc.), the primary differentiator among Wi-Fi 7 routers comes down to the number of supported bands. There are dual- and tri-band routers, with the latter offering the best potential performance. Dual-band routers only support the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, while tri-band routers support the higher-performing and shorter-range 6 GHz band. The maximum performance of the 6 GHz band is what gives tri-band Wi-Fi 7 routers a significant theoretical speed advantage over their Wi-Fi 6E predecessors.

Some manufacturers, such as Asus, also offer quad-band routers that feature either two 5 GHz wireless bands or two 6 GHz bands.

With that said, check out the extensive list below for all the best deals on Wi-Fi 7 routers from Asus, Eero, Netgear, MSI, and TP-Link.

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PC gaming is an expensive hobby. Even people buying top-tier systems appreciate a good deal, allowing them to spend more on games. Alienware's most powerful rig, the Area-51, is several thousand dollars (how many thousands depends on how you configure it).

In competition with Amazon Prime Day, Dell is offering a few of its gaming PCs on sale, including its latest model, which comes armed with an Nvidia RTX 5080 gaming GPU.

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A configuration of the Area-51 with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080, Intel Core Ultra 7 265, 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, an 850W PSU, and a 240mm liquid cooler for the CPU is down from $3,899 to $3,499.

In our Alienware Area-51 review, we praised the system for its quiet operation (despite the lack of a rear fan), strong gaming performance, and a ton of ports, including Thunderbolt 4. And Dell is using mostly standardized parts on this unit, though replacing the motherboard does require a kit that's sold separately.

(In the charts below, note that we tested the system with an RTX 5090.)

Given that it's difficult to find the RTX 5080 for its $999.99 MSRP, finding a good deal on a pre-built system can be worthwhile if you don't mind that someone else chose your parts.

And since Alienware has finally opted for mostly standardized parts, there's room for upgrades in this case down the line, thanks to multiple PCIe SSD slots and plenty of room for lengthy GPUs.

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Hoto's original 3.6v screwdriver is one of my favorite tools, for its function, design, and affordability (it's currently on sale for around $32). So when the company debuted its SNAPBLOQ line of Lego-like snap-together tool kits, I was a bit underwhelmed, mostly because of the price. But now all three are on sale for Prime Day.

The USB-C-charging R-A04 Mini Cordless Rotary Tool, D-A03 Electric Mini Drill Pen, and S-A01 3.7V Mini Electric Screwdriver sets are compact and color-coded so you know what you device you're reaching for before opening the accessories box, and they all snap together via magnets so that you can keep a suprising amount of tools in a space about the size of a small soda bottle.

They typically sell for $100 each, which makes the trio quite expensive, despite their smart design. But during Prime Day, all three kits are on sale for $20 off, plus an additional "brand promotion" coupon of 10%, taking them down to $71 each. That's still expensive, but significantly less so, especially if you plan to pick up two or three of these kits rather than just one.

If, like me, you're wondering what the difference is between the three devices, other than their bits, a lot of it comes down to torque and RPM. The screwdriver tops out at a rated 250 RPM; the mini drill has 600, 900, and 1200RPM settings; and the rotary tool has a stepless adjustment rating of between 1500 and 2200 RPM. Not everyone will need all three, but they're designed for very different tasks.

As someone who regularly builds PCs and recently jumped headfirst into 3D printing, and who lives in a very small apartment, I find these SNAPBLOQ kits particularly appealing. Because nearly everything I need can be kept in a single small space, all together so I don't misplace my drill or that important bit when I need it, and the whole kit looks nice too, just like most of Hoto's many tools and gadgets.

I'll still always keep the larger Hoto screwdriver handy, though. It's larger grip and added torque are sometimes needed for factory-installed screws and more substantial work around the house, like putting up shelves or assembling furniture. But having used the Hoto SNAPBLOQ line off and on for a few weeks, it's earned a permanent place near my 3D printer.

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If you’re looking for a powerful gaming rig that will run the latest VR titles, and you are also on the hunt for an RTX 5070, you’re in for a treat because CyberPowerPC just dropped the price of its VR gaming rig for Prime Day 2025. The Gamer Xtreme VR Gaming PC, which usually retails for $1,980, is currently on sale at $1,680. This 15% discount will save you $300 and is one of the most affordable ways to acquire an RTX 5070 GPU. Aside from that, it comes with an Intel Core i9-14900KF CPU, 32GB of RAM, and a 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, ensuring that you won’t experience any bottlenecks in your gaming experience.

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This is quite a deal as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 already averages around $600, meaning you’re getting the rest of the system for a little over $1,000. This is a steal, as just the Intel Core i9-14900KF retails for nearly $400. You can get 32GB of RAM for a little less than $100 and match it with a 2TB SSD for around $120, but you’d still need a Z790 motherboard for around $200, a decent 850-watt power supply (around $100), and a mid-tower PC like the Corsair 3500X (about $120).

You’re basically paying around the same price if you build the system from scratch — but you have to put in the effort to assemble the entire thing, and you still need to buy Windows 11 (or maybe you go for a Linux distro like Bazzite). DIY-ing your gaming PC also does not come with customer support, regardless of how polarizing it may be.

If you’re itching to play the latest titles and want to dabble in VR gaming, this is the pre-built gaming PC you should buy today. However, even at $300 off, $1,700 might still be out of reach for some players.

Thankfully, CyberPowerPC offers a more affordable alternative — the Gamer Master Gaming PC. This unit — previously priced at $1,190 — gets the same 15% discount, giving you a $180 discount. It’s powered by an AMD Ryzen 8 8700F processor and an RTX 5060 Ti 8GB graphics card, and is paired with 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD. It might not be as great as the RTX 5070 (especially with the anemic 8GB VRAM on the GPU), but it’s a start for 1080p gaming.

Aside from these pre-built PCs, those who are simply looking for their annual Prime Day upgrade would have a ton of deals to sift through — we’re compiling everything from the best CPU deals, best monitor deals, best PC case deals, best SSD deals, and more. Happy shopping!

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Amazon Prime Day has begun in the UK, and it has yielded a fantastic surprise: RTX 50 series cards close to or even below the MSRP of Nvidia's Founders Edition cards.

• Up to 23% off graphics cards at Amazon UK

Right now, you can grab the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 for an even £500, £119 off the list price and £29 below MSRP. If you've got a bit more cash to play with and want more frames, then this MSI RTX 5070 Ti with 16GB of VRAM is now £739. That's £160 off and the lowest-ever price we've seen on this model. It's not quite below MSRP, but it's so close that it's hard to pass up.

Here's how the RTX 5070 and 5070 Ti stack up in our GPU hierarchy. As you can see, you get a pretty hefty performance bump if you can make the stretch to the Ti, but the RTX 5070 is still a great card, easily besting the old 4070 and earning the top spot in our best GPU page, as a result.

If it's the Ti you really want, there's a Gainward version over at Overclockers that's even cheaper. In fact, it's £60 cheaper, so if you don't mind having a slightly less flashy AIB brand on your card, you might want to check that out instead.

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Earlier in the day, we tipped everyone off to some rather enticing deals on the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini. If you'd like to "keep it in the family" regarding your audio products, Amazon is currently running Prime Day deals on AirPods 4, AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation, the AirPods Pro 2, and the flagship AirPods Max.

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All of Apple's earbuds and headphones are specifically designed to work within the iOS and macOS ecosystems, but also function as standard Bluetooth devices with non-Apple devices.

Here are the latest deals on Apple's wireless earbuds and over-ear headphones:

The entry-level AirPods 4 support Apple's Spatial Audio technology and feature the in-house H2 processing chip. The AirPods 4 are rated for 5 hours of listening time per charge, while the included USB-C charging base provides an additional 30 hours of runtime. The AirPods 4 carry a retail price of $129, but are currently $40 off, taking the price down to just $89.

The next step up on the totem pole is the AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). These build upon the foundation of the AirPods 4, but bring the ability to filter out background noise while supporting Adaptive Audio and Transparency mode. The AirPods 4 with ANC also support Conversation Awareness, which automatically lowers the volume of your music when it detects that you are speaking with another person. The USB-C charging case also gets an upgrade with built-in Qi wireless charging support. The AirPods 4 with ANC have a list price of $179, but are currently on sale for $119.

Next is the AirPods Pro 2, which are Apple's most advanced earbuds. Apple states that the AirPods 2 offer a 2x improvement in active noise cancellation performance over the AirPods 4 with ANC, and they feature touch controls instead of the touch sensor found on the AirPods 4 models. However, the most significant feature upgrade is that the AirPods Pro 2 can be used as hearing aids.

You'll get up to 6 hours of listening time with the AirPods Pro 2 (up from 5 hours on the AirPods 4 and AirPods 4 with ANC), and the wireless charging case adds another 30 hours of endurance. The AirPods Pro 2 are available for $149, representing a $100 drop from the usual selling price.

Finally, the flagship AirPods Max are Apple's over-ear headphones. The AirPods Max have been around for quite some time, and still use Apple's older H1 chip while the rest of the AirPods family has transitioned to the H2. With that said, you still get active noise cancellation and transparency modes, but you lose out on Adaptive Audio (which is only supported with the H2 chip).

Although most people will likely use the AirPods Max over Bluetooth, they support lossless audio when connected directly to a device via USB-C. Additionally, the AirPods Max can operate for up to 20 hours on a single charge. Apple's flagship audio product is rather pricey with an MSRP of $549, but Prime Day savings drop the price to just $399 (Blue color only).

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Prime Day is winding down, so your time to grab excellent deals is coming to an end. A perfect example is the Cooler Master MasterLiquid 360L Core 360mm AIO that's on a limited-time sale for just $85. The liquid cooler retails normally for $100, giving customers 15% off the high-performance liquid cooler.

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The MasterLiquid 360L is a few years old and no longer one of the Best AIO Coolers. However, the cooler still provides good cooling performance for even the Best CPUs.

The 360L Core's hallmark feature is its "Gen S" dual-chamber liquid cooler, which features boosted water flow and improved liquid pressure levels over its predecessors. This update, along with the cooler's massive 360mm AIO and three 120mm fans, enables the cooler to cool CPUs running at up to 250W TDP with quiet operation, according to our in-depth review and benchmarks.

The CoolerMaster 360L Core was one of the best budget liquid coolers of its time, providing the best noise-normalized performance for the money. Nowadays, you'll find competitors from Thermalright and ID-Cooling provide similar performance at very competitive prices. Again, though, despite its age, the MasterLiquid cooler is still surprisingly one of the most popular AIOs on the market, making it a good choice for guaranteed fast shipping and very high availability.

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Gaming demands on storage drives have exploded over the past few years, with many AAA games now requiring 100GB of storage or more. The Steam hardware survey for June 2025 has revealed that most Steam gamers only have 100 to 249GB of free storage available to install new games.

23.05% of Steam gamers are in this category; the next highest group boasts 250 to 499 GB of free storage, making up another 22.43% of Steam's free hard drive space user share. The final two groups with double-digit user share are the group that boasts 500GB to 749 GB of free storage and the group that boasts 10 GB to 99 GB of free storage. By contrast, only around 17% of all Steam users have free drive space in the 1TB range or more.

Overall, Steam users have seen a reduction in free storage space since last month's hardware survey. The four aforementioned groups with under 1TB of free space grew by anywhere between 0.04% and 0.24% respectively, compared to the Steam hardware survey in May.

Compounding the issue is that more than 50% of Steam gamers have more than 1TB of total storage space, according to the latest Steam hardware survey. That might sound good, but (combined with the other statistics) most Steam gamers only have a few hundred gigabytes of free storage, even though most gamers have 1TB or more of storage available in their system.

Steam's results continue to highlight the growing challenges gamers face balancing the number of games installed on their rigs while respecting the amount of free space available to them. 100 to 200 GB of free space used to be plenty of space for game installations, but that trend is no longer the case, as AAA titles now regularly consume around 100 GB of storage. Technologies such as DirectStorage are also putting more stress on storage performance in games, making cheap and high-capacity hard drives less and less feasible for game storage (except for game backups).

Fortunately, SSD prices have been dropping, making storage upgrades far more feasible right now to counter this growing issue. The latest Fourth of July sales and ongoing Amazon Prime Day sales have brought ultra-high capacity 4TB M.2 SSDs to strikingly low prices. Samsung's 990 Evo Plus 4TB is a great example, priced at just $234.99 at the time of writing.

If that is still too much, Samsung's 2TB version is 20% off, priced $100 lower than the 4TB model at just $139.99. For more deals, check out our Prime Day tech deals section that is being updated live to keep you up to date on the latest deals happening today.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is out, and if you want to have one in your hands, then hopefully you've got some patience, as stock supplies are fluctuating constantly as stores struggle to keep up with the demand for Nintendo's latest gaming phenomenon.

The Switch 2 is bigger and better than the original Switch in a few ways. Not only is it physically larger than the original Switch, with bigger Joy-Cons, but it also has a new dock and redesigned kickstand. You might also want to look at where you can buy a microSD Express memory card for extra storage if the 256GB internal storage of the Switch 2 is inadequate for installing all your favorite games.

The Nintendo Switch 2 features a 7.9-inch screen and measures 13.9 mm thick. Its display has a 1080p resolution, up from the original Switch's 720p. When combined with the dock, the Switch 2 has the potential to play compatible games up to 4K. Without the dock, the Switch 2's LCD screen can go up to 120 frames per second and have HDR, depending on the software.

You can currently pick up the console separately or in bundle deals that include the Mario Kart game or bundled peripherals. Check back regularly as we update this page with up-to-date pricing and stock alerts.

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All of our eyes had been firmly on Amazon Prime Day ahead of this week, but we've just spied that the Nintendo Switch 2 Console bundle featuring Mario Kart World is back in stock in the UK, specifically at ShopTo.

While not a discount per se, buying the Switch 2 replete with Mario Kart World saves you a big chunk of money: the console alone costs nearly £400, and the standalone game costs upwards of £60 depending on where you buy it.

If you prefer, you can also get the same deal at Argos, £429.99 for the bundle.

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Unveiled June 5, the Nintendo Switch 2 features a larger 1080p screen over its predecessor, and the same docking capabilities as the original for gameplay up to 4K. There's also support for HDR, VRR, and up to 120 fps.

Of course, while it runs AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077, you'll be most enamoured by Nintendo's extensive IP library, including the aforementioned Mario Kart World and titles like Zelda.

The bundles here include a digital download copy of Mario Kart World, the latest installment in the inimitable Mario Kart series.

You also get Nintendo's famous Joy-Con controllers, a couple of straps, and the dock for plugging into your TV, as well as a requisite HDMI cable.

Grab yourself the hottest gaming handheld on the market right now. Proving popular, Nintendo says it sold some 5 million units in its opening weekend, smashing its previous sales record. It's so popular that Nintendo's president even had to apologize over the shortage.

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