Maintain that team communication.
The HyperX Cloud Flight wireless gaming headset is down to $ 99.99 through Best Buy’s official eBay store front. You can also find it on Best Buy’s main site as part of an ongoing flash sale on PC headsets. The same version goes for around $ 126 on Amazon, and it has never been lower than today’s deal there. Some retailers sell it for as much as $ 160, like GameStop.
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Listen to those savings.
The HyperX Cloud Alpha gaming headset is down to $ 59.99 refurbished through the official HyperX eBay storefront. This headset sells for $ 100 new at most retailers like Amazon and even the best deals on new versions never dropped this low.
Sounds Good HyperX Cloud Alpha gaming headset refurb
As a refurb, this comes straight from HyperX, so you know it’s going to be in really good condition. The price is one [Read More…]
Fully loaded and VR ready.
The ABS Gem RTX 2080 Windows 10 gaming desktop is down to $ 1,399.99 with code NEF5ABSGAMER at Newegg Flash. That’s $ 100 off what it sells for at other retailers, including Newegg’s main site.
Ready to Go ABS Gem gaming desktop computer
This computer has some great technical specs with very recent parts inside. You’ll save $ 100 off the cost and get a computer that’s ready for virtual reality, the [Read More…]
For the gamers!
The Nixeus NX-EDG27 EDG 27-inch 1440p 144 Hz FreeSync gaming monitor is down to $ 299.99 at Newegg Flash with code NEFPBJ67. The only other time we’ve seen this monitor drop this low was a Newegg Shell Shocker deal that lasted less than a day. Right now it’s $ 450 at Newegg and $ 500 on Amazon.
All the Pixels Nixeus 27-inch 1440p 144Hz FreeSync gaming monitor
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Plug in and get moving.
The Viotek GFT27DB 27-inch 144 Hz 1440p TN panel gaming monitor is down to $ 299.99 on Amazon. That’s a $ 30 discount for this monitor and the lowest price we’ve seen.
Game on! Viotek 27-inch 1440p 144Hz gaming monitor
You’ll get everything you need for gaming with this screen, including FreeSync and G-Sync, 144 Hz, 1440p resolutions, and more. It’s definitely fully loaded.
$ 299.99 $ 330 $ 30 off
You’ll love the long-term comfort.
The HyperX Cloud II 7.1 virtual surround sound gaming headset is down to $ 69.99 on Amazon. This headset normally sells for around $ 100 and today’s price matches the all-time low pricing we saw around the holiday shopping season. At this price, the Cloud II is a couple bucks cheaper than the original Cloud, plus you get improved sound and a better mic with this version.
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Speaking as a passionate mobile gamer, the pain points I deal with most often are dealing with bad controls, a dying battery, bad audio, and running low on internal storage. That’s where having the right accessories on hand can really save the day. We’ve rounded up the best controllers, battery packs, and headphones that you should consider if you want to step your game up.
Great build quality and design SteelSeries Stratus Duo
Staff pick
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Best answer: No. Almost everyone will find that the benefits don’t outweigh the costs, and there are much cheaper options for better internet connections and fast speeds.
Go wired: 50ft Ethernet Cable ($ 10 at Amazon) Mesh networks: Netgear Orbi WiFi Router ($ 130 at Amazon) What is a dedicated gaming router?
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Never been this low before.
The brand new Cooler Master MH-751 gaming headset is down to $ 61.99 on Amazon. This headset normally sells for around $ 80 and sometimes as high as $ 90. The previous best low we’ve ever seen was a brief drop to $ 70 back in February, but today’s deal is the best price yet.
While only a couple months old, the MH-751 have very positive reviews for the few users who [Read More…]
Google wants to lead us into the next logical step for gaming, but it’s not yet clear how ready it is.
Want to know what most of the companies claiming to have the ability to “bring gaming to everyone” have in common? They aren’t around anymore, and gaming as an industry remains largely unchanged by the effort. The other thing those companies had in common is a general lack of resources, and very little experience when it [Read More…]
