The best Amazon Big Deal Days gaming deals in Australia for October 2024: The sale is "officially" over, but here's what's left

Amazon Prime | 30-day free trial
You will need an Amazon Prime membership to take part in this year's sale, but the retailer regularly offers free trials to get as many eyes on its site as possible. This 30 day offer will see you all the way through the sale without paying a cent!

Given GTA 5 has sold over 200 million copies, it's probably unlikely you don't already own it. But, in case you don't (or in case you do, but another another platform you don't wanna play it on) here it is for a tidy AU$24. It has sold very well and is obviously a very good videogame, so it obviously comes highly recommended.

Save AU$65.95
This is a whole AU$4 cheaper than it was during the last Prime Day. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is the most critically acclaimed Star Wars game for quite some time, and is the best fix you'll get this side of Star Wars Outlaws. In our Star Wars: Jedi Survivor review we gave the sequel 4.5 stars, writing that "Cal's new adventure is a mature, twisting narrative that establishes a new group of heroes and challenges what a modern Star Wars story can be."

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This is a very steep discount on a massive Bethesda RPG, and it's an especially good time to grab it with the recent release of the Shattered Space expansion (which is sold separately). Sure, reviews were divisive (our own review was glowingly positive), but if you're fond of earlier Bethesda RPGs in the Elder Scrolls and Fallout series this is basically a must-play. Note that if you're a Game Pass member, this game comes included with that service.

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If you want a gaming laptop that won't look too conspicuous in an office environment, Razer's Blade lappies are pretty much among the best you'll find. It ain't affordable, even with a discount, but if you need an upgrade this may be a tempting price. It's a 2023 model, and its specs are still impressive: it boasts a 15.6-inch 240Hz 1440p display, an RTX 4070 graphics chip, and Razer's famously robust form factor.

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This wee lil thing has low profile optical switches and, just in case it gets lost among the things on your gaming desk, plenty of RGB. , this is a wireless 65 percenter with low profile optical switches. It has great switches, a rock solid build and lots of connectivity options.

Save AU$79.85
A nice 32% off this 75% size mechanical gaming keyboard. It has a nice pared back aesthetic but it rocks the boat when it comes to gaming performance, with hot-swappable pre-lubed caps and dual-layer sound dampening.

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Another discounted Corsair slab, this one comes bearing pre-lubed MLX Red linear mechanical switches and a rugged weapon-like aluminium top plate. And even though it's a relatively entry-level affair, you get to enjoy the usual RGB lightworks.

Save AU$53.40
This budget wireless gaming mouse is worth an impulse buy at this price. With a 200 hour battery life on a single AA battery, it's a popular workhorse that you won't regret buying for both gaming and productivity.

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This Corsair model is designed for MMOs, but it'll come in handy to anyone who likes more complex games like RPGs or MOBAs. It has 16 programmable buttons and a 150 hour battery life, with both wireless and Bluetooth connectivity.

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This wireless affair is serious business: It has 11 programmable buttons, making it a good choice for MMO or MOBA players. It has a 26k DPI optical sensor and uses Corsair's own "Quickstrike" tech to eliminate any shred of latency in the mouse's optical switches.

(save AU$85.19)
This is a pleasantly lightweight wireless mouse with great responsiveness and unwavering wireless connectivity. Obviously, you're going to need to enjoy the look of the thing above all else: it may trigger trypophobia in some. Jacob rated it highly in his 2021 review.

Save AU$32.12
Glorious is hardly a household name but this is a mouse we can recommend: In Katie's review it's described as "the lightest RGB mouse around", and it better be, with all those holes. The ambidextrous affair is "optimized for competitive gaming", and has a 1000hz polling rate. At this price, it may be worth just getting one and filing it away as a back up to your main moues. 

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This 5900X CPU is a powerful chip: 12 cores, 24 threads, and plenty of grunt for whatever gaming you want to throw at it. Our colleagues over at PC Gamer were well-impressed, writing that it's a "phenomenal processor that is as good in serious apps as it is games, no other 'mainstream' chip really comes close."

Save AU$126.48
This price safely beats all the competition, so if you're in the market for this particular chip now is definitely the time to bite. It's a solid all-rounder for gaming and productivity alike; Nick was impressed when he tested it in July, writing that "it might be just a Ryzen 7 5800X3D with slower clocks, but you're still getting great gaming performance for a lot less money."

Save AU$41.85
If you're accustomed to running a browser with dozens of tabs open, then beefing your system up with 32GB of RAM will improve your system's responsiveness. It'll allow you to run more apps simultaneously, and it can help cut down on the time spent waiting on game loading screens or level transitions. For just $99, this Corsair DDR4-3200 kit is a cheap way to breathe some new life into an older DDR4 system.

Save AU$181.95
It's perfectly understandable if you don't want to fork out AU$450 for a gaming headset. You're not alone! But maybe this drastic reduction makes it a bit more doable. This is a pro-level headset with 50mm graphene drivers, DTS:X Headphone 2.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth, USB and 3.5mm connectivity, and support for PC, PS5, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Now discounted by 24% in Black, Magenta and White (Prices vary mildly between colours).

Save AU$74
The Cloud II was a go-to if you wanted a sturdy, mid-range wired gaming headset. This wireless follow-up is decently specced for its price, with angled 53mm drivers, a detachable "ultra-clear" mic, and DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio. This 25% discount applies to black while the red model is even cheaper at AU$199. Or, if you'd prefer the wired version of the Cloud III, that's down to AU$119 in black.

(save AU$80)
This is a great price for a wireless gaming headset with Dolby Audio 7.1, and best of all, it has both wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, making it very versatile. It's an over-air affair with an omni-directional mic, and compatibility across not only PC but all the consoles. It's also available in black.

Amazon Prime | 30-day free trial
You will need an Amazon Prime membership to take part in this year's sale, but the retailer regularly offers free trials to get as many eyes on its site as possible. This 30 day offer will see you all the way through the sale without paying a cent!