Best Amazon Prime Day tech deals live on day three, save hundreds with the latest discounts — PC hardware deals on GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, and more

We’re now over halfway through Amazon Prime Day, but the deals continue! There is still plenty of time to grab some of your favorite PC hardware, and we’re tracking a range of deals on components like GPUs, SSDs, CPUs, and more.

Of course, the PC component landscape is pretty bleak right now, but that makes the discounts you can find all the more valuable. We’re tracking prices 24/7 and curating them here, using our hands-on experience to bring you recommendations. We also track prices extensively

So, whether you’re in the market for a new pair of headphones, a gaming keyboard, a monitor, or a cheap impulse buy, check out the deals below. Remember, you’ll need an Amazon Prime Day membership for Prime Day deals, but plenty of the discounts on offer come from other retailers like Newegg and Best Buy.

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Quick Links: Deals under $13

• UGreen AX900 Wi-Fi 6 Adapter
• UGreen 100W Nexode USB-C to USB-C Retractable Cable 3.3FT
• Wytudte HDMI Adapter Kit
• Arctic M2 Pro heatsink cooler
• TP-Link five-port Gigabit Ethernet switch
• USB-C to USB-C Short Cable 13cm Keychain Type PD 240W

Hottest Prime Day Tech Deals

Quick Links: Deals under $40

• Anker Nano Travel Adapter, 5-Port Power Adapter 
• Rosewill NVMe SSD Cloner, M.2 Duplicator Dual Bay NVMe
• Powered 11-Port ikuai Hybrid USB 3.2 / USB-C Hub with PD Charging Port and 60W Power Adapter
• 8BitDo Retro R8 Mouse with Charging Dock

Day 3!

Good morning an welcome to day 3 of Amazon Prime Day, stay tuned for all the very best deals on PC hardware from Amazon, and beyond!

Wavlink’s Thunderbolt 5 docking station falls to under $200 for Prime Day

If you have a Thunderbolt 5 Windows PC or Mac, investing in a good docking station is critical to supporting a large variety of accessories and monitors. This is especially true for ultrabooks, which often have only two external ports that must be shared between charging and connectivity. With this in mind, Wavlink’s WL-UTD58 Thunderbolt 5 docking station is a perfect solution for adding I/O ports and is on sale for $195 (versus a list price of $299.99).

First of all, it is pretty well stacked with ports:

Front

• 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2
• 1x Thunderbolt 5 upstream (80 Gbps bi-directional)
• 1x Thunderbolt 5 downstream (80 Gbps bi-directional)
• 1x audio combo jack
• 1x microSD UHS-II slot
• 1x SD UHS-II slot

Back

• 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2
• 2x Thunderbolt 5 downstream (80 Gbps bi-directional)
• 1x 2.5 GbE (RJ45) port

I tested the WL-UTD58-M version of this dock, which is identical, save for the inclusion of an internal M.2 slot for a PCIe 4.0 SSD. It offers solid performance, has good build quality, and has easily accessible ports. My only gripe is that the Thunderbolt 5 port for connecting to the host machine is on the front of the unit instead of the back, but that’s a relatively minor issue. — Brandon Hill

Get a 5070 laptop for just $1,249

If you’re in the market for a gaming laptop, the Asus V16 gets you an RTX 5070 for just $1,249. That’s one of the better laptops we’ve seen over this week, and this discount is new for the early hours of Thursday, the lowest price we’ve ever seen on this model.

Gaming laptops are often very big and clunky, and while this isn’t as light as a MacBook Air, it is definitely one of the lower-profile models on the market, making it a bit more portable.

The 10-core Intel CPU has four efficiency cores and six performance cores, with max boost clocks of up to 5.2 GHz. There’s 8GB of VRAM in the RTX 5070, which should be plenty for good frames at the 1920 x 1200 resolution. While this is an LED display, rather than OLED, you’re still getting a good 144Hz refresh rate. Couple that with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, and this is a pretty excellent gaming laptop. – Stephen Warwick

UK monitor madness

Just scouring some UK deals, and I’ve come across this frankly ridiculous monitor deal. You can get a 27-inch Lenovo gaming monitor with 2560 x 1440p resolution and a 200Hz refresh rate for just £99, fully 50% off the usual price.

This would be a fantastic monitor to pair with a gaming PC, or for use with an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5, and at just £99, it’s one of the best-value monitors in the UK right now. – Stephen Warwick

It’s Grand Theft Auto VI preorder day, and here are all the links to get the Standard or Ultimate editions

Grand Theft Auto VI is by far the most highly anticipated new game release of 2026, and perhaps, ever. Preorders opened this morning at midnight ET, but the game won’t actually be available to play until November 19, 2026.

If you’re feeling eager to hand money to Rockstar and Take Two Interactive early, the Standard Edition is available for $79.99. It includes the base game, the Vintage Vice City Pack with retro-themed cosmetics, and the ’55 Vapid Stanier vehicle. Stepping up to the Ultimate Edition for $99.99 gets you extra side missions and activities, more vehicles, guns, and a closet full of outfits and cosmetic flourishes for the two protagonists: Jason and Lucia.

Here are all the current retailers that are offering preorders for Grand Theft Auto VI:

Amazon

• Standard Edition (Xbox)
• Standard Edition (PS5)

Walmart

• Standard Edition (Xbox)
• Standard Edition (PS5)

Best Buy

• Standard Edition (Xbox)
• Standard Edition (PS5)

Target

• Standard Edition (Xbox)
• Standard Edition (PS5)

Microsoft Store

• Standard Edition
• Ultimate Edition

PlayStation Store

• Standard Edition
• Ultimate Edition

At under 9 cents per gigabyte, this 4TB SanDisk Desk Drive SSD is about as good as it gets these days

Storage prices have skyrocketed in the past several months, thanks to AI-driven demand. But at $349 for 4TB, this SanDisk Creator Series Desk Drive deal at B&H gives us a taste of what it was like in the before times.

At under 9 cents per gigabyte, it’s one of the best prices we’ve seen in recent months for a solid-state drive. Granted, it’s an external drive that requires its own power adapter, but if you need desktop storage that’s faster than a hard drive, it’ll get the job done. Plus, it’s blue, unlike the previous-gen version, which we tested in 2024.

SanDisk’s Desk Drive line is a little unique in that it’s meant for permanent, desk-bound use, because it needs both a USB connection for data and a barrel connector for power. That makes it good for backup and local storage, but it’s not the typical tiny external SSD you can toss in a bag with one cable and take wherever you need it. Think of this as the solid-state equivalent of a desktop external hard drive.

It is much smaller than a 3.5-inch drive, but it’s not very portable. When we tested the previous version of this drive, we saw real-world read speeds under 800 MBps, and writes under 550 MBps. That’s not bad, but not near the fastest 10 Gbps drives we’ve tested. Hopefully, SanDisk has improved performance for this updated generation, but for backup and most mainstream use, this drive should be fine, and is much faster than an external hard drive. And since it’s solid-state storage, it should be hold up much better to the occasional bump or drop. —Matt Safford

One of the best budget gaming keyboards we’ve tested hits its lowest-ever Amazon price of just $43 — RK R65 packs lubed switches, metallic knob, and gasket mount for excellent sound and feel

Royal Kludge’s RK R65 is one of our picks for best budget mechanical keyboards, thanks to a and-out feature set for the price, plus excellent sound and feel. It normally sells for between $50 and $60, but today at Amazon, you can pick up this compact 60% clacker for just $42.74.

The R65’s feature set reads like something priced closer to $100. The keyboard boasts RGB backlighting, factory-lubed switches (RK Cream in this variant), a gasket mount, two silicone pads to absorb stound, and (somewhat) metal volume knob. The result is the best-sounding budget keyboard I’ve ever used — so much so that I’ve been using it as my daily driver in the office for over a year, despite the lack of a Function row and other handy keys.

The 60% layout is best-suited to gaming, and it works quite well for that. But with its dedicated arrow keys, I get by using it for productivity. And if you don’t like the bronze-and-brown color scheme of this model, there are four other color and switch options that are currently priced between $45 . — Matt Safford

Apple’s 13.6-inch M5 MacBook Air gets a huge $350 discount — 16GB/1TB drops to $949.99

Although a lot of the deals during Prime Day have been PC-centric, Amazon is also showing some love to people of the Apple persuasion. The MacBook Air is Apple’s perennial bestseller, and the current-generation 13.6-inch model with the M5 chip, 16GB of memory, and a 1TB SSD is now priced at $949.99, which is a steep 27% discount from its $1,299.99 MSRP.

In this case, the discount only applies to the “Starlight” colorway, which is a mix of silver and light gold. The 13.6-inch IPS display carries a 2560 x 1665 resolution, while a 12MP Center Stage camera is nestled in a notch at the top of the display. The laptop only features two Thunderbolt 4 ports for connectivity, but you at least get a dedicated MagSafe 3 port for charging (so you don’t have to “waste” one of the Thunderbolt 4 ports).

The 2.7-pound laptop comes with a 53.8 WHr battery, which lasted over 15 hours in our endurance testing. The MacBook Air isn’t the fastest laptop on the market, and it doesn’t offer a fancy OLED display, but at this price, it is absolutely one of the best values. — Brandon Hill

This multi-device wireless gaming headset is $100 off for Prime Day

If you’re looking for a headset that can connect to your PC, your PlayStation, and your Xbox at the same time, look no further than the Astro A50 X Lightspeed. This premium wireless gaming headset is lightweight and versatile, though it requires its base station to work — and it’s currently on sale for $299.98 at Logitech — that’s $100 off its regular retail price of $399.99 (yeah, it’s a pretty expensive headset to begin with).

The Astro A50 X Lightspeed is a wireless over-ear gaming headset that comes with a powered base station that acts as both a wireless charging dock and a transmitter. The base station can connect to your PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox at the same time, though it does need to connect to each device via cable. Then, you can switch between three connections — four, if you also connect to Bluetooth — with the press of a button. One caveat, though — all connections use the base station, including the Bluetooth connection. So you won’t be able to take this headset on the road (or, well, even too far from your PC) with you.

The A50 X features Logitech’s 40mm Pro-G Graphene dynamic drivers, which have a frequency response range of 20 – 20,000 Hz. The headset has a non-detachable omnidirectional boom mic and a lightweight plastic frame with felt-covered padded earcups. It’s a fairly comfortable headset with a slightly bass-heavy sound profile that can be tweaked using Logitech G Hub. You can read my full review of the Astro A50 X here. — Sarah

My favorite faux-leather desk mat is just $11

My favorite faux-leather desk mat is yet again on sale for just $11.30 at Amazon — 19% off its normal retail price of 13.99. Assuming you’re not looking for a performance-oriented gaming mouse pad, this desk mat is a great option for protecting your desk and making it look great.

It comes in a variety of colors (I personally like the navy blue, but it also comes in a variety of dark and light colors, all of which are on sale) and sizes. I’ve been using the dark blue 31.5 x 15.7-inch desk pad as my primary backdrop for photos (you probably recognize it), but I also have it in light blue, light grey, and lavender. It has a soft, matte faux leather top and a suede-like non-slip backing with unfinished edges. It’s super easy to clean and also comes with a one-year warranty. And it’s only $11, so, why not? — Sarah

Netgear Nighthawk RS90 delivers value-priced dual-band Wi-Fi 7 coverage for under $90

The Nighthawk RS90 is a dual-band Wi-Fi 7 router, meaning it supports the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless bands but lacks the higher-performing (at shorter ranges) 6 GHz radio. However, that omission means that dual-band Wi-Fi 7 routers can be much cheaper. In this instance, the RS90 is $87.39, down from $129.

The RS90 includes four GbE ports, one 2.5 GbE WAN port, and supports up to 2,000 square feet. It features a tall, black, monolith-like design and can support up to 50 devices simultaneously.

For ease of setup, the RS90 can be configured quickly using the Netgear Nighthawk smartphone app, or, if you prefer, via the desktop-based webGUI. The RS90 also comes with a 30-day trial of Netgear Armor, which provides network intrusion protection and malware detection for your connected devices. – Brandon Hill

LG’s massive 45-inch 45GX950A-B dual-mode OLED gaming monitor gets a $600 discount

Ultra-wide monitors are a great productivity enhancer, giving you more horizontal workspace. That’s especially true of the LG Ultragear 45GX950A-B, a 45-inch gaming monitor currently priced at $1,337.90, down from a high of $1,999.99.

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

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

Get almost $100 off on AMD Ryzen 7 9700X – Just $259 (28% off) starts your upgrade journey into the AM5 platform

Prime Day 2026 has seen many discounts come and go. One of the better deals we’ve seen on AMD processors is the Ryzen 7 9700X, which is on sale for only $259.23. While it’s not at an all-time low, this is the best price since late 2025. The 9700X is based on the Zen 5 architecture and is an 8-core, 16-thread processor that fits AM5 motherboards (think X870, B850, X670, B650). We reviewed this CPU when it launched, and while it’s not an X3D chip, we loved its gaming performance for the price, low power consumption, and ease of cooling.

The chip has a base clock of 3.8 GHz and boosts up to 5.5 GHz. The low TDP (65W) and PPT (88W) make it easier to cool, and you can potentially have a quieter system since you aren’t cooling over 200W like their flagship-class processors. If this isn’t a drop-in upgrade from the 7000-series, check out our best motherboards and best motherboard deals articles for help finding one on discount.

Save 72% on this brilliant Razer mechanical gaming keyboard

The Razer Huntsman V2 Analog has been a popular choice for a few years, and while it is aging, it’s still a great board to own. Luckily, you can pick one up for nearly 2/3rd’s of its original price, with Woot dropping the cost to just $69.99.

That’s $35 less than you’ll find on Amazon right now, and $15 less than Amazon’s best-ever price for it.

This is a great board for gaming. It comes with analog optical switches, which you can customize to suit your preferences. It has rapid trigger mode, letting you repeatedly press keys at a faster rate in any fast-paced games you play. It features doubleshot PBT keycaps for durability, and includes RGB lighting across each key.

You also get an ergonomic, magnetic wrist rest for maximum comfort. This is Razer at its best, and with a 72% discount, it’s one epic bargain that you won’t want to ignore. – Stephen Warwick

This fun $28 SSD enclosure is practical nostalgia for storing your files

This Hagibis SSD enclosure for $27.99, shaped like an old floppy disk, is the perfect no-need-to-think upgrade for your storage setup. It’s cheap, easy to use, and practical, but it’s also fun.

After all, everyone has a boring old black box for their storage. This floppy disk SSD enclosure lets you indulge in some nostalgia (if you’re old enough to remember using these, that is). It works by placing an internal SSD inside the drive and using it as portable storage. This will save you big money on the cost of an external SSD, especially if you’re a techie with any old drives going spare.

You’re not just buying a useless box here. Any internal M.2 NVMe SSD will work inside this enclosure, letting you hook it up to your PC or laptop using a USB-C cable. It offers USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds of up to 10 Gbps, so the enclosure should, theoretically, offer a maximum read and write speed of around 1,000 to 1,2000 MB/s. That’s a big increase over a microSD card or flash drive, for instance.

If you’ve got a spare drive, pop one in this SSD enclosure. If you don’t, you can couple it with one of the few Prime Day SSD deals that are around at the moment. — Ben Stockton

This excellent pre-built PC is still an incredible $700 off

Expensive RAM and SSDs have sent pricing skyward, making pre-built gaming PCs often the best pathway to getting a new system at a reasonable price. This MSI Codex R2 gaming PC is a perfect example, with its $710 discount putting pricing well ahead of what you would pay for the components separately. If you want a PC that comes ready to play out of the box and don’t want to negotiate tricky RAM and SSD prices, this is a great option.

While the CPU is an older generation model, that’s a great way to save in the current crisis and is competent to push the RTX 5070, which provides plenty of grunt for most 1440p gaming. As per our testing data, the 5070 is excellent in the mid-range category, and gives out average frame rates of over 100 FPS at 1080p, or 75 FPS at 1440p. 4K gaming is definitely a stretch on this one, but at just $1,589, that’s to be expected. – Stephen

Hoto’s handheld vacuum cleaner also functions as an air duster, and is a great desk-side companion for keeping things tidy

While it’s arguably a compact cordless vacuum first, Hoto calls this handy desk-side gadget a Compressed Air Canister, and that’s more apt, because it functions both as an air duster and a vacuum, making it a handy rechargeable device that I’ve kept near my desk for the past year or so. And right now, it’s 25% off for Amazon for Prime Day.

I’ve used the Hoto’s vacuum feature dozens of times, mostly to clean up small messes like dropped bits of salad around my desk. Its dirt canister is pretty small, so don’t expect it to be super useful for larger tasks like cleaning out a car or collecting larger piles of debris, but it’s helpful for keeping your desk space tidy.

Likewise, if you remove the vacuum attachments, spin it around, and add one of the nozzles on the other end, it’s great at blowing dust and debris out of keyboards, the insides of PC cases, or other tasks you might typically use canned air to tackle. Whichever way you use it, this device from Hoto delivers a useful amount of air movement. It’s not as compact as some dedicated rechargeable blowers, but it’s still compact, about the size of a tall drink can, with a slimmer circumference.

It is, of course, taller with its attachments, and my main complaint is that Hoto doesn’t give you anything to keep track of the attachments, so I often have to spend time hunting them down when I need something that isn’t already connected to the device. But if you have a 3D printer, you can solve that problem yourself with one of these handy designs. — Matt Safford

Grab one of the most comfortable wired gaming headsets for just $56

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly headset, one of our favorite wired headsets is now 41% off. The HyperX Cloud III wired gaming headset is a comfy wired headset with a detachable boom mic, and you can snag the white version now at Amazon for just $56.04 — 44% off its normal retail price of $99.99.

As long as you don’t need a wireless headset, the Cloud III is a fantastic — and very budget-friendly — option. It has a solid, well-built frame with curved metal yokes and a headband and earpads with leatherette-covered memory foam padding. It’s pretty lightweight, at just 10.86 ounces (308g) including the cord but minus the detachable boom mic, but — more importantly — it’s super comfortable. It’s probably the most comfortable headset we’ve tested to date — no exaggeration.

It has 53mm dynamic drivers that are angled for a better audio experience, and it sounds pretty good — not as good as an audiophile headset, but it has a fantastic bass response and a balanced overall sound profile. It’s a solid pick for both music listening and gaming. It comes with a detachable boom mic that has a red mute indicator light at the end, so you always know when people can and can’t hear you. You can read my full review of the HyperX Cloud III here. — Sarah

Get most of a DDR5 build with $634 with this Ryzen 5 9600X bundle at Newegg

One of the best ways to get started with a DDR5 platform right now is with a bundle deal, and this Ryzen 5 9600X bundle has just about everything you need to get started in these deep, dark days of RAM shortages. It includes 16GB of Teamgroup DDR5-6000 RGB memory, an MSI Pro B850-S Wi-Fi motherboard, the CPU, and a Patriot P410 1TB NVMe SSD.

With current prices, you can expect to spend between $350 and $400 on the RAM and SSD alone, and that’s using the current lowest prices on both components. As for what you can expect, the components here are midrange across the board. The Ryzen 5 9600X is a solid gaming CPU that struggles in heavily-threaded applications due to only using six cores, but is suitable for gaming and run-of-the-mill desktop apps, while the Patriot P410 is also sufficient but offers middle-of-the-road PCIe 4.0 speeds, falling short of higher-end drives like the Samsung 990 Pro.

Still, at this low pricing, these are acceptable trade-offs, and this bundle gives you a solid DDR5 foundation and plenty of room to grow. — Jake Roach

Save up to 45% on SteelSeries headsets, keyboards, and mice

Steelseries has launched several awesome deals on headsets and earbuds, keyboards, and mice, with discounts hitting up to 45%. For example, the premium Arctis Nova Pro wireless gaming headset is now 34% off. I’ve owned these for a couple of years – they sound great, and I recommend them at the sub-$250 price point. Or there’s the more budget-conscious Active Nova 3X wireless headset, which is now only $76 (31% off). If you’re an earbud gamer, the wireless Arctic GameBuds are also on sale (24%).

If you’re looking for a deal on keyboards, the Steelseries Apex Pro Mini, a 60% keyboard, is on sale for only $132.94, over $107 (45%) off retail and at an all-time low. If you need something a bit bigger with more functionality, the Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 is also on sale (27% and at its lowest price since mid-2025). Both of these wireless keyboards use Hall-effect magnetic switches (OmniPoint 3.0 from SteelSeries). I’ve always wanted a Hall-effect keyboard, and at this price, the Apex Pro TKL is hard for me to pass up, as I’ve been eyeing it for a while now.

Lastly, they have two versions of the Aerox 5 mouse (wired and wireless) on sale. The wired Aerox 5 is 36% off (now $64.11, down from $100), and the wireless version is down to $110 (35% off, $60 in savings). These aren’t at all-time lows, but they’re the best deals we’ve seen on the Aerox in a couple of months.

Steelseries has even more deals on offer than these, which you can see by clicking the link below. — Joe Shields

Check out all Steelseries deals on Amazon

Upgrade to Wi-Fi 7 with these Prime Day deals on Netgear wireless routers

Plenty of the laptops and motherboards we’ve highlighted now come with cutting-edge Wi-Fi 7 support, so you may be thinking about a router upgrade to match. Some of our favorite Netgear Wi-Fi 7 routers are on sale this Prime Day, so if your old router is holding your new devices back, now is a good time to make the jump.

For larger homes, the Netgear Orbi 770 Mesh 2-Pack is on sale for just $424.99. This mesh system delivered solid performance in our tests on the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, and it offers 2.5GbE ports and fast wireless backhaul options for versatile mesh network configurations.

Our only beef with this system was its price tag, and Amazon’s Prime Day deal helps make it more accessible for those who need broad coverage along with their Wi-Fi 7 performance.

If you don’t need the broad coverage of a mesh system or the high performance potential of the 6GHz band, but still want the other advantages of Wi-Fi 7, the Nighthawk Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router (RS180) still provides plenty of range and performance for just $142.99 on sale.

This hexagonal Wi-Fi 7 obelisk delivers aggregate speeds of up to 5.5 Gbps over areas as large as 2500 square feet, and it has a 2.5 GbE WAN port plus another 2.5 GbE LAN port and three GbE ports for connected devices. It also offers a USB 3.0 port for network-accessible storage. For simple networks, this could be your Wi-Fi 7 upgrade ticket. — Jeff Kampman

Call me crazy, but this deal on an 8TB SSD isn’t entirely nuts

Today’s SSD pricing has gone absolutely crazy due to AI datacenter-driven shortages, but there have been a few rare glimpses of moderately acceptable pricing during Prime Day 2026, and surprisingly, this beefy 8TB WD Black SN850X SSD for $1,199 (25% off) is at least tenable if you break it down to per-GB pricing. This drive weighs in at 15 cents per gigabyte, which is right at the same level as we’ve seen with some of the best SSD deals this Prime season.

For instance, this 2TB Samsung 9100 for $349 has been one of the hottest deals around, but it weighs in at 17 cents per gigabyte, highlighting the deal to be had with this 8TB monster if you’re willing to drop a lot of cash for a monster drive.

Naturally, part of this drive’s lower cost is built on the fact that it is a PCIe 4.0 model compared to the speedier PCIe 5.0 found on the blazing-fast Samsung 9100 Pro. However, the SN850X’s speed is more than sufficient for most users, earning it four out of five stars and an Editor’s Choice award in our full review. Despite its hefty price point, I don’t think this deal will be around for long. — Paul Alcorn

32GB of DDR5 and 2TB of SSD capacity now feels like a luxury… (this is the worst timeline)

It wasn’t that long ago that 32GB of DDR5 memory and 2TB of SSD capacity wasn’t thought of as a luxury, but the ongoing memory and storage pricing crisis has completely changed the calculus. Due to pricing increases, finding what was once considered table stakes at a decent price point is wonderful, as we see with this prebuilt gaming machine from CyberPowerPC that comes armed with that magical 32GB of DDR5 and a 2TB SSD.

This rig has plenty of power under the hood, too, with a Ryzen 7 9800X3D running the show and an Nvidia RTX 5070 pumping out the visuals.

This powerful combo can handle 1440p gaming with aplomb, and allow you to reach up to 4K for some titles, especially if you’re leveraging DLSS and the other bells and whistles that come with Nvidia GPUs. — Paul Alcorn

The big 9100 Pro SSD price drop is still holding

The Samsung 9100 Pro SSD has provided us with probably the single-best SSD deals of this Prime season, and surprisingly, these drives haven’t sold out at their lowest pricing since February. Specifically, the 1TB model is now $206.99, while the 2TB is $349. That’s a lot more than you would have paid last year, but these are top-tier flagships from Samsung, so this is as good as it gets for a PCIe 5.0 SSD on Amazon right now — or for the last five months.

This SSD challenges or beats nearly every drive on the market in performance testing, and barely lags behind the very fastest drives we’ve tested. If you want a great SSD for gaming or professional workloads that will deliver snappy load times, this is the drive for you. It’s amazing they are still in stock, but once Prime ends this deal is surely going to be over for perhaps ever.

Anker’s 140W GaN USB-C charger is on sale for 33% off, bringing its price down to just $59.99

Anker’s last-gen 140W GaN USB-C charger is down to its previous low price of $59.99 for Prime Day. The charger comes with four inputs, split across three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and comes with a total of 140W of output. You can deliver that much power over two of the USB-C ports when they’re used alone, but multi-port setups get a bit more complicated.

With all four ports occupied, the USB-A and one of the USB-C ports top out at 12W, while one of the other USB-C ports delivers 45W and the remaining one delivers 45W. Thankfully, you can track this in real-time. Anker includes a display that not only shows you the total wattage you’re using, but also wattage for each port.

As is usually the case with 100W+ GaN chargers, you should expect some throttling if you’re pumping the full 140W through the charger. The biggest issue with Anker charger is usually price, but with this Prime Day deal, you no longer have that problem. — Jake Roach

Geekom mini-PC deals takes up to 34% off with our exclusive promo code for Intel and AMD models

Mini PC specialist Geekom has a ton of Amazon Prime Day deals with a multitude of diminutive computers with discounts as deep as 34% off. For those who insist on the latest silicon, Geekom has put its A9 MAX 2026 Edition on sale at 30% off. That means this fresh Ryzen flagship, which has been upgraded to an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, is reduced from $1,699 to $1,189. Remember, this has 32GB DDR5 RAM, and with a 2TB pre-installed SSD, it offers double the storage capacity of its predecessor

The PC is on sale for just $371, which is shocking considering it still comes with an all-metal frame. In addition, it comes with an extra M.2 2242 slot to expand your storage, along with a 2.5-inch SATA bay.

For a bit more power, the Geekom AX8 comes with a newer Ryzen 7 8745HS processor, along with 16GB of DDR5 and a 1TB SSD (plus a sleek blue finish on the metal chassis). — Mark Tyson

These are the hottest 3D printer deals on Tom’s Hardware this week

Prime Day always brings hot deals on 3D Printers, and this year is no exception. These 3D printers listed below are all on sale, own a spot on our list of Best 3D Printers, and also happen to be the most-purchased deals on the website over the last three days.

If you want to learn more about these machines, be sure to check the linked reviews on each model. — Paul Alcorn

Nifty $11 power button gadget lets you start your PC from your desk

This power button gadget is super useful if you want to start your PC right from your desk, and while there are many variants of this doo-dad on the market, this model uses real RGB-lit Cherry-MX mechanical keys, setting it apart from other options. Right now, this is on sale for $11.05, down 21% from its usual $13.99 price point.

Based on our internal analytics, this model proved to be extremely popular among our readership during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Given the uptake, I personally bought one just for kicks, and it is easy to setup and use. Just be aware that even brushing against these brijghtly-lit keys will restart your PC without hestitation. My only ask is that they make a version with a molly guard! That bit aside, this is a nifty gadget that’s worth the relatively cheap price. — Paul Alcorn

Get a Stream Deck for less than $50 with a new all-time low price on the Stream Deck Mini

Elgato’s Stream Deck Mini is on sale for an all-time low price on Amazon of $46.54, knocking 22% off its list price and bringing the device below $50 for the first time. This is a smaller version of the Stream Deck MK.2 (which is also on a Prime Day sale), featuring just six buttons as opposed to the normal 15.

A Stream Deck really doesn’t look all that useful until you start integrating it into your day-to-day workflow. It’s just a pretty way to trigger macros, sure, but the Elgato marketplace is awash with free templates designed around different applications, and usually with custom icons. There are templates for specific games, triggers for game masters in TTRPGs, productivity profiles for the Microsoft Office suite, Discord, and Windows 11 broadly, and much more. And, of course, you’re free to set up your own triggers, as well.

A Stream Deck can be a hub for game actions, a soundboard to troll your friends in Discord, and a Swiss Army Knife of productivity, and if you’re crafting with your buttons, it can be multiple of those things at the same time. — Jake Roach

Grab a 2K webcam for less than $50 with this Anker deal on Prime Day

The Anker PowerConf C200 is on sale for 23% off, bringing it down to just $46.49. There are plenty of webcam deals on Prime Day, but we specifically called out the C200 in our 15 under $50 Prime Day roundup. That’s because it’s the webcam our managing editor, Matt Safford, uses every day.

Not only is it the webcam he uses every day, it’s a webcam we uses across two different PCs. I see Matt daily in meetings, and yeah — the PowerConf C200 looks great. Add on top of that a removable USB-C cable, plenty of adjustments, and a price that’s less than the wildly popular Logitech C920s, and the PowerConf C200 looks pretty enticing — Jake Roach

Get 16GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000 for $210 in this blowout B&H bundle

Following in the footsteps of Micro Center and Newegg, B&H is now offering bundles on PC components, mainly focused on CPUs, motherboards, and of course, RAM. The retailer has a bundle going now that brings together the Ryzen 7 7700X, an Asus B650E Max Gaming Wi-Fi motherboard, and 16GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR5-6000 memory for $590.

That’s a significant discount. Even taking into account current sales, this bundle is about $60 less than buying the components individually. That’s with the Ryzen 7 7700X at an all-time low of $200, as well. At normal street prices, this bundle of components individually would reach up around $750.

As for the memory, it’s currently selling for $270, so even in the most generous reading of prices, you’re saving $60. Compared to going prices, the discount is well over $100. — Jake Roach

This Bluetooth speaker looks like a retro PC, fit with a customizable display

Bluetooth speakers are a dime a dozen, but Divoom has some interesting designs, not least of which is this MiniToo Retro PC-style speaker. Our own Joe Shields, who’s heard these speakers, says they sound decent for the price, leveraging a 5W woofer along with a bass radiation chamber to maximize low-end response.

The display is the real draw. The device comes with over 70 clock faces, but you can also design your own pixel art images and add them to the display. Using the app, you can even show your own photos 1.77-inch display.

The device also comes with an alarm clock, white noise generator, and timer/reminder functions from the screen itself. — Jake Roach

Take your pick of four Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB cards for $399

“Entry-midrange” 16GB graphics cards have gotten expensive this year as prices for the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and RX 9060 XT 16GB have both risen far above their MSRPs. But if you want an attainable 16GB card at a reasonable price for great 1080p and 1440p gaming in demanding AAA titles, you can pick from four RX 9060 XT 16GB cards for $399.99 at Newegg right now after grabbing some on-page promo codes. Check ’em out:

The Radeon RX 9060 XT is a value gaming favorite of ours thanks to its strong performance and generous VRAM pool. 16GB ensures that this card will have a long life and lets you play even the most demanding AAA games at 1080p and 1440p without worrying about falling off a performance cliff. And compatibility with the FSR 4 upscaler and ML Frame Generation give you the freedom to boost performance at will.

If you need to upgrade to a capable, value-packed graphics card, grab one of these RX 9060 XT 16GBs today for the lowest prices we’ve seen in a long time. — Jeff Kampman

Get a physical volume knob and media controls for just $27 with this Vaydeer control knob

It’s hard to overstate how useful a physical volume knob if. If you’re not fortunate enough to have a keyboard that includes one, you can add media and volume controls to your setup for cheap with this $27 Vaydeer control knob. It’s on a slight sale for Prime Day, and it packs in a lot more than simply volume scrolling.

The knob itself has an unlimited turn range, so you can adjust your volume up or down regardless of where you are in the range. Above the knob, you’ll find a button to control the stepping increment, allowing you to quickly raise or lower your volume, or finely tune the correct loudness. Pressing the knob in will mute your speakers, and below it, you have controls for play/pause, as well as forward and back buttons. -— Jake Roach

This RTX 5070 Ti is the cheapest we’ve seen this week

Discounts on RTX 5070 Ti cards have been abundant this week, and we’ve found the deepest one yet on MSI’s spiffy Ventus 3X OC Black version of that card. You can get it on Newegg for $884.99 after applying a promo code. That’s the lowest price we’ve seen on an RTX 5070 Ti in a long time.

The RTX 5070 Ti is our current choice for the best high-end graphics card thanks to its strong baseline performance for 1440p and 4K raster gaming, as well as its strong RT foundation for use with DLSS 4.5 upscaling and MFG. 16GB of GDDR7 VRAM offers all the room you need for demanding RT and 4K titles, too.

If you’re looking for the best all-around high-end gaming experience you can get at the lowest price we’ve seen this week, hop on this deal now. — Jeff Kampman

This Ryzen 7 9800X3D-powered prebuilt is the cheapest we’ve seen this week

Want to get into cutting-edge gaming on the cheap? Walmart has you covered with iBuyPower’s Y40 prebuilt gaming PC. This system features the killer combo of a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, which needs no introduction as one of the finest gaming CPUs around, and the Radeon RX 9070 XT, the most potent RDNA 4 card for gaming all the way out to 4K. This killer system is on sale for just $1749.99 at Walmart, making it the most affordable 9800X3D system we’ve seen this week.

iBuyPower rounds out this build with a 1TB SSD and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. We’d love to see more storage here, but it’s likely you have an SSD from a prior build that you can swap in for extra space. A massive 360mm liquid cooler and plenty of fans stand at the ready to keep all the parts inside cool while gaming. A quality 850W 80 Plus Gold PSU powers all those components. Get into 9800X3D-powered gaming for shockingly little dosh while this deal lasts. — Jeff Kampman

The PC controller I use almost every day is down to its previous low price for Prime Day, offering a premium-built controller and dock for just $45

I use my GameSir Cyclone 2 almost every day, at least assuming I’m playing a game that’s better for a controller than a keyboard and mouse at that time. It’s an excellent deal at its full price of $56, and an even better deal on sale for 20% off. On Prime Day right now, you can get it for just $45.

There are a few reasons I like this controller so much. For starters, GameSir uses micro switches from the D-pad and face buttons, providing tactile feedback. In addition, the triggers offer a full range or a hair-trigger setting. With the latter, however, the triggers use a micro switch, as well, which feels fantastic.

Additionally, the controller comes with a charging dock that doubles as a station for the included 2.4GHz dongle. The controller works wired and over Bluetooth, as well. Although GameSir offers an app, you can do a lot with just the controller itself. You can, for example, rebind the two rear buttons on-the-fly, which is something I do constantly without ever reaching for my mouse. — Jake Roach

Never get caught without a USB cable again with this 13cm USB-C cable that supports 240W of power delivery and fits on your keyring

I have way too many USB-C cables and no organization to them, which is quite the problem when I’m out and about. More times than I care to admit, I’ve brought a cable that doesn’t support the power I expect or is just way too long. This EndlesShine USB-C to C cable is just 13cm, and it folds in on itself to attach to your keyring.

It supports up to 240W of power delivery, the maximum currently supported over USB-C, so it can charge any device currently on the market that supports USB-C PD. Just make sure to use it with a quality USB charger (our best USB charger deals hub can help there) — Jake Roach

Nintendo’s Switch 2 is back to $399 at Woot for new customers or $419 for returning ones

If you missed out on a cheap(er) Nintendo Switch 2 earlier this week, you have a second shot at savings on Nintendo’s wildly popular handheld. The Switch 2 is back at Woot for $399.99 with code CHEAPSWITCH2 if you’re a first-time customer there, and even if you’re a returning deals addict, you can save $30 with the same code, bringing the console’s price down to $419.99.

If you don’t already have a Switch 2 and have any investment at all in any IP that Nintendo has ever produced, it’s well worth picking one up, not just for access to new Nintendo titles but also for the new life it breathes into classic titles like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

And if you’ve got an extensive game library you want to carry with you, be sure to get a cheap microSD Express card while it’s on sale, too. —Jeff Kampman

Can’t find the Ryzen 7 5800X3D in stock? Here are some great CPU deals we’ve found instead

The Ryzen 7 5800X3D sold out almost immediately after launching, and scalpers are already asking $600 (or more) for the CPU. Hopefully the CPU will come back in stock, but if you’re looking at other options as Prime Day comes to close, we have you covered.

These are all DDR5 CPUs, but they’re also all cheaper than the MSRP of the Ryzen 7 5800X3D ($350), much less the current inflated prices. That offsets the cost of buying DDR5 memory, which is a significant offset in some cases. With the Ryzen 7 9700X, for instance, the cost of 16GB of DDR5 is largely eliminated.

If you’re still on an AM4 platform and holding out hope for a Ryzen 7 5800X3D, you’ll have to wait a little longer. If you’re tired of waiting, the deals above are the best we’ve seen so far, and they’re still available. All of them are significantly faster than the Ryzen 7 5800X3D in games and applications, as you can read in our recent re-review. — Jake Roach

Grab an Asus ZenWiFi BT8 tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh router for $374

If you’re looking for a high-quality Wi-Fi 7 mesh router that offers a ton of functionality and seemingly limitless configuration settings in its webGUI, it’s hard to argue against Asus routers. And if you’re looking for something that punches above its weight class in performance, now’s a great time to grab a ZenWiFi BT8 2-pack for just $374 from Amazon.

This home mesh system delivers cumulative wireless speeds of 14 Gbps and covers 5,900 square feet. You also get 2.5 GbE WAN, 2.5 GbE LAN, two GbE LAN ports, and a USB 3.0 port. It also supports wired backhaul if you want to eke out every bit of performance from your mesh network. — Brandon Hill