Save up to 45% on SteelSeries headsets, keyboards, and mice — Arctic Nova Pro headset, Apex Pro keyboards, Aerox 5 mouse, and more, are on deep discounts right now
Prime Day 2026 is in full swing, and we’ve curated a list of SteelSeries products on sale during this window. There are some awesome deals on headsets and earbuds, keyboards, and mice. 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%).
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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.
Check out all the SteelSeries deals below and upgrade your peripherals without putting a huge dent in your bank account.
Save an incredible $130 on the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset. I own these (paid full price) and love the sound stage and directionality it provides in gaming and music listening. View Deal
The Arctis Nova 3x wireless connects via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with a 40-hour battery life. It’s also a lightweight option, and at only 260g, it shouldn’t make you feel like a bobble head after a long gaming session.View Deal
If you prefer gaming or listening to music with earbuds, SteelSeries GameBuds are also on sale. These buds have ANC with transparency mode, IP55 protection (water/dust/dirt resistant), and have a 10-hour battery life.View Deal
The Apex Pro Mini (G2) earned a spot on our best gaming keyboards list for the best mini gaming keyboard. The hall effect keyboard uses Omnipont 2.0 switches, is highly customizable, has bright and attractive RGB lighting, and was described as sturdy, but not heavy, by our expert. You can glean more details in our review.View Deal
The Apex Pro TKL is the TKL version of the Pro Mini. For those of you who like the 60% Mini who need the End, Home, Insert, and Page Up/Down keys (like me) for your workflows (or gaming), and still want the hall effect switches and cool RGBs, this is the keyboard for youView Deal
The Apex Pro Mini G3 is the updated version of Mini and uses the Omnipoint 3.0 magnetic Hall effect switches along with rapid tap capability, protection mode, a better acoustic profile, and the Gen 3 is wired only. If you don’t mind a wired solution of the Pro Mini, it’s worth the price difference for an improved product.View Deal
Save on the ultra-lightweight Aerox 5 gaming mouse. This 74g mouse has nine programmable buttons and uses Gold Micro IP54 switches that are said to last a lifetime. The 1,000 Hz polling rate and insane 18,000 DPI won’t miss a single movement.View Deal
The wireless version of the above. This 74g mouse has nine programmable buttons, a claimed 180-hour battery life, and Gold Micro IP54 switches that are said to last a lifetime. The 1,000 Hz polling rate and insane 18,000 DPI won’t miss a single movement.View Deal
If you’re looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, gaming chair, or CPU Deals pages.
