The best gaming deals we could find for Prime Day
The best gaming deals we could find for Prime Day
Video games, headsets, controllers and even a router.
E3 is over, which means you’re probably thinking of upgrading your gaming setup to get the best out of all the new and upcoming video games. Luckily, this year’s Amazon Prime Day has been pushed up a few weeks, making it perfect for stocking up on new headsets, keyboards, controllers and mice without breaking the bank.
Nintendo Switch Lite + 128GB SanDisk microSDXC card – $200
Nintendo’s Switch Lite may not have received a discount for Prime Day, but Amazon has a bundle with an officially licensed 128GB SanDisk microSDXC card for $200. Consider a card like that can cost $25 to $30 on its own, this is a great deal for anyone on the market for a Switch Lite and knows they’ll need more storage to hold all of their games.
Buy Switch Lite bundle at Amazon – $200
Nintendo Switch games
Prime Day isn’t typically a boon for video game sales, but this year you can snag a few popular Switch titles for less. Luigi’s Mansion, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and others are on sale for $40 each, which is $20 off their usual prices. Other retailers like Best Buy and Walmart are matching those discounts, too.
Shop Prime Day Switch game sales
Corsair HS60 – $90
Haptic headsets are those that actually pulse along with the music and they’re not for everyone. But if you’ve been curious but didn’t want to spend a bundle to find out if haptic is worth all the hype, Corsair’s HS60 is currently $90 for Amazon Prime Day. I actually found the vibrations really useful for massaging my jaw, which might help you save on dental bills in the long run.
Buy Corsair HS60 at Amazon – $90
Razer Kishi mobile game controller – $66.50
If you’re looking for a more comfortable way to play mobile games, Razer’s Kishi game controller could do the trick and it’s down to $66.50 for Prime Day. In addition to using it connected as a wireless controller, you can also snap either side onto your smartphone to turn your mobile setup into a Nintendo Switch-like situation. We recommended it when it was at its normal $100 price, but it’s an even better buy when you can get it for less.
Buy Kishi controller at Amazon – $66.50
HyperX Cloud Alpha S – $100
HyperX makes some of the most comfortable headsets out there right now, and a Prime Day drop to $100 means you can now snag one of the company’s 7.1 surround sound Cloud models for a super reasonable price. It comes with an in-line control so you can adjust your audio settings mid-game, and its blue and black design is classy enough for the office as well.
Buy HyperX Cloud Alpha S at Amazon – $100
Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition – $76
When the standard Xbox gamepad doesn’t quite cut it but the Elite controller is too rich for your blood, Razer’s $100 esports-ready offering hits a sweet spot in the middle. And right now it’s an even better deal at $76 for Amazon Prime Day. Yes, it’s a wired set but you can always swap in an extra-long USB cord if the included one doesn’t cut it, and besides, other controllers won’t have Razer Chroma lighting to match your setup.
Buy Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition at Amazon – $76
Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit – $75
Both the Mario and Luigi sets of Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit are down to a record-low price of $75. These kits take the action of Mario Kart and put it right in the middle of your living room, allowing you to build your own track and race your friends and family IRL.
Buy Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit at Amazon – $75
Razer Huntsman Mini – $100
I recently gave a bunch of 60 percent keyboards a run-through, and Razer’s model is the one that came out on top for me. The opto-mechanical keys were quite responsive, its diminutive size makes it a good fit for any desk, and besides, it’s one of the few big-name gaming keyboards available in white, which really makes the under-key LED lighting pop to match your setup.
Buy Razer Huntsman Mini at Amazon – $100
Logitech G703 Lightspeed – $57
It wasn’t always the first name you thought of in gaming mice, but Logitech has certainly become one of the best over the past few years. The G703 is a showcase for everything the company does well, including a clean design, quality build and 12,000 dpi. Best of all is that it uses wireless charging, so as long as you keep it on a PowerPlay pad you’ll never run out of juice.
Buy Logitech G703 Lightspeed at Amazon – $57
Razer DeathAdder Essential – $20
When you need a good gaming mouse but don’t want to spend a fortune, Razer has you covered with its DeathAdder Essential, which offers 6,400 dpi and five programmable buttons. This wired mouse will usually run you $50, but for Prime Day it’s down to $20, making it a great buy for kids, players on a budget and anyone who likes to keep some extra accessories around for emergencies.
Buy Razer DeathAdder Essential at Amazon – $20
Netgear Nighthawk X6S – $200
Sure, you want to have a sturdy keyboard, headset and mouse for all your matches, but a rock-solid connection is also key to any online victory. And after the past year it’s time to upgrade if you haven’t already, so why not snag yourself one of Netgear’s Nighthawk routers? They’re specifically built with gamers in mind, and the X6S supports up to 55 devices on its tri-band connection at speeds up to 4.0Gbps. Usually this top-of-the-line router is a whopping $300, but right now it’s under $200 so this is the best time to power up your internet.
Buy Netgear Nighthawk X6S at Amazon – $200
Luna game controller – $49
Amazon’s Luna gaming controller is 30 percent off for Prime Day, bringing it down to $49. This is Amazon’s own controller for its game streaming service Luna and it makes it easier to play all kinds of games on your PC, Mac, Fire TV, iPhone, iPad or Android device. We like its sleek yet familiar design and the fact that it doesn’t require constant recharging thanks to its two AA batteries.
Buy Luna controller at Amazon – $49
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