Nintendo Switch deals are done for another summer, and they were a little disappointing, if I'm honest. While I spent all of last week frantically covering Amazon's measly savings with the rest of the Hardware team, there wasn't much that stood out for Switch 2 owners besides this Turtle Beach PlayTrek Donkey Kong Travel Case.

This little accessory is the Donkey Kong equivalent of the Mario version I reviewed late last year, and it dropped to just £9.99 at Amazon here in the UK, which was a pretty phenomenal deal if you ask me. I've spent more on my Yo Sushi lunch today than on this case, which includes a lenticular moving cover and remains one of the best Switch 2 cases money can buy, so long as you're a DK fan.

If you're sitting there and asking yourself what a "lenticular" means, don't fret about it. Parallax Printing refers to it as a "specialty printing process that layers an interlaced image with a lenticular lens sheet to produce prints that appear 3D or animated as you view them from different angles."

If you grew up in the 90s, you've likely seen many a lenticular image or poster before and just didn't know that's what it was called. It was often used as a gimmick to sell '3D' images of popular pieces of media. As far as this case goes, gazing down at the silhouette of DK and Diddy Kong at different angles will make the foliage around them appear to be moving, as if they're running off to go give King K. Rool another beating, and it's an effect that lends itself to this lovely accessory.

So much so I'm pretty surprised to see it as low as £10 at Amazon UK, as there's more than reasonable for what you get - a fantastic-looking case, which includes a carrying handle and plenty of accessory space for gaming on the go.

If you're a DK fan, this deal feels like a bit of a no-brainer, but I recommend jumping on sooner rather than later. With Prime Day over and done with for another summer, this deal is bound to disappear faster than DK's banana hoard.

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New to Switch 2? Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras.

Konami is getting a bit of a spotlight for Prime Day deals so if you're looking to catch up on some of its latest titles, you're in luck. We're keeping an eye out for Silent Hill 2, which is one of the Prime Day gaming deals that has sold out since we started writing, but don't worry there are still a whole host of Konami games on offer with chunky discounts.

We've got record low on the new Silent Hill f, and even Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. Whether you're looking for horror or action RPG, or something else, there's probably a Konami game here for you.

We gave Silent Hill f a glorious four-star review, citing its "terrifying yet beautiful foggy atmosphere" and amazingly gnarly creature designs. The combat has had some improvements since launch, but we've always loved its excellent writing. We've called it "some of the best horror I've ever played", which is pretty high praise from horror nerds.

Snake Eater also got a 4-star review, with praise heaped on its authenticity to the original. Modernization has happened of course, but there's plenty of original charm here. A faithful recreation warts and all lets say. Definitely worth a play through.

As the last few hours of Prime Day begin to fade, I feel it's my duty as a tech reviewer to try to make as many people aware of discounts that could actually save them money in the long run. Please read these next few chaotic paragraphs with a sense of urgency because I've written about so many deals this week, my brain is beginning a delayed melting process that's entirely unrelated to the European heatwave that's been running alongside it. Even so, I'm coherent enough to know that this might be one of the best offers I've come across. If you are shopping, or even at all interested in a new microphone for streaming and gaming, please read on.

The Maono PD200W is not the most well-known mic on the market. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that most people, even the ones in the know, do not know this thing exists. But they should, because it's a damn good microphone even if you don't consider its main selling point. It has wireless, USB, and XLR connectivity. Most mics only have two out of those three, or just one of them, and yet somehow, Maono's is cheaper than the competition and sounds pretty much just as good as the most expensive options.

I get it, you don't believe me that it can sound that good at this kind of price. Please allow me to prove it to you. Here's my good friend and freelancer, Alex Berry, talking into it:

I know what you're thinking. "Wow, what a lovely Australian voice this man has." Yes, I agree with you, but also, what a superb-sounding microphone that conveys that voice with so much clarity and rich depth.

Okay, but how does that compare to a more expensive mic? Well, here's Alex again, talking into a Shure MV7+ that's much pricier.

Sure enough, that one sounds a bit fuller, and the sound overall might be a bit brighter, but in my opinion, not by all that much. For reference, the Shure MV7+ costs $299 at full price, and $254 during Prime Day. Would you say it sounds $170 better?

Not to mention, the Maono gives you a third method of connectivity on top of the Shure's XLR and USB capabilities, and still holds onto that classy content creator look we all know from the Shure SM7dB.

If you are a gamer who talks with friends, if you are a content creator who occasionally streams or makes videos with voice-over for YouTube, if you're a professional podcaster and you need a spare, or on-the-go capsule for yourself or guests, I don't really know why you wouldn't go for the Maono PD200W. The way this thing is priced, it provides convenience, quality, and a professional, no-nonsense look to creators and hobbyists of all levels - and even gives beginners room to grow into an XLR setup - at such a dramatically lower cost than the competition.

To give you more context, one of my go-to budget-friendly mics I still recommend to beginners is the Blue Yeti Nano, which came out in 2018 to the tune of $99, and still sells for that kind of price. Shure's budget-friendly USB-only mic, the MV6, sells for $169. In other words, I have absolutely no clue how Maono can be making a profit on the PD200W, but if it's going to allow us to get such great mic quality and convenience at this price, we might as well accept the gift, no?

For more on content creation, head to our pages about the best gear for streaming, the best capture cards, and the best streaming mixer.

Elgato's Stream Deck family transcends the live streaming gear market at this point, branching out thanks to pure usefulness to the general PC gaming crowd. I think one reason why these nifty little desk assistants have been so popular is that they've never been particularly hard on your wallet, but with a full franchise of sizes on the shelves now, and almost all of them seeing Prime Day discounts, it's hard to turn them down.

Elgato has really shown up for Prime Day this year, because I'm not kidding, besides the new Stream Deck+ XL (which is honestly so big it's only going to be really useful for the most pro-grade users), you can get pretty much any Stream Deck model on offer at Amazon right now.

I've done the rounds and studied each one's price history data, and from what I can see, four of them have new historically low prices just now. That's out of the five I'm seeing discounted for Prime Day, so there's really never been a better time to try and grab one of them. Just keep in mind that you might need a Prime membership to make the most of these since they are official Prime Day deals, so take out a free trial if you need to. Prime Day ends at midnight in your local time (on Friday 26th) so don't wait around too long.

For more on content creation gear, take a look at the best microphones for streaming and gaming, the best streaming mixer, and the best capture cards.

Whenever I take a photo of my office and a friend catches a glimpse of the Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku PC accessories spread across my desk, I always get asked about them. That's not surprising as they're absolutely adorable, and the bright turquoise and pink color palette combined with the Hatsune Miku imagery is hard to ignore if you have any semblance of Vocaloid-fandom in your bones.

The set, which includes a mouse, keyboard, wired headset, and a matching mousepad, does suffer from that "style over substance" problem as they typically come at a cost that's more than you'd expect and therefore hard to recommend. However, I have good news for my friends and fellow anime dweebs, as the entire set now starts from just $24.99 at Amazon, and it's all thanks to Prime Day.

The Asus TUF Gaming Hatsune Miku line isn't going to equip your desktop rig with the most high-end accessories, however, it will massively up the cute factor of your setup, especially if you're a Vocaloid fan. I'm literally using these very accessories as I type these very words, and the Hatsune Miku imagery never fails to bring a smile to my face, even during the most grueling of work days.

Every piece here feels like it was designed by fans, for fans, which is exactly what you want from an officially licensed collaboration. Yet if I were to pick a favorite piece from this set of PC gaming accessories, it'd undoubtedly be that wireless mouse.

It's a little small for my hands, but it's 134 hour battery has served me well as someone whose PC is constantly in use for both work and gaming. I often forget to turn it off after a long day, and yet it's still able to carry me through for weeks on end.

When it has ever died on me, it's fortunately equipped with tri-mode connectivity, so I just had to simply grab its accompanying charging cable and hook it up to the PC, and it was back in business. That happens pretty rarely however, as that flashing Hatsune Miku icon is always there to remind me when the mouse needs a little boost.

I'm also a massive fan of the mouse mat. Not just because I like having detailed original Hatsune Miku art sitting on my desk, but because it's really easy to clean and wipe away any spills or debris. I'm pretty clumsy and yet still drink many a cup of coffee at my desk, and yet the mousemat has managed to survive unscathed. To this day, the art looks just as vibrant as it did when I first unrolled it.

If these savings and Miku's adorable face have enticed you enough, do be aware that the Prime Day gaming deals are coming to an end, so the above savings won't be around for much longer. If you're as big a Vocaloid fan as I am, and want to inject your PC gaming setup with something more on-brand as you play through Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix+, I recommend you grab it all while you still can.

Want more last-minute savings? Check out the best Prime Day Nintendo Switch 2 deals, the best Newegg Prime Day deals, and the best Prime Day retro gaming deals before they're gone for good.

What's great about Prime Day board game deals is that they make keeping up with a tabletop gaming obsession slightly more manageable on the wallet. While we've spotlighted some of our favorite board game deals that lean a bit nerdier, I have to admit that the classics like Monopoly still have a place. And, with big discounts, there's never been a better time to revisit the game and one of its newer licenses.

Monopoly has come a long way since the '30s. The iconic, economics-driven board game used to feel like simple reskins when adapting partnered franchises, with varying results. Now, a lot of the licensed Monopoly games introduce special rules and set-ups that fit the franchise, such as Dungeons & Dragons using a D20 dice, or the FIFA World Cup one using the idea of collectible soccer stickers of your favorite footballers.

Monopoly isn't just a single game type, either. Monopoly Junior is more approachable for younger players. Monopoly Deal is a (thankfully) speedier way to play with just cards. Monopoly Go, the mobile game, even has its own board game adaptation. Across them all, I've picked out some of the best Monopoly Prime Day deals that should be of interest, no matter how long you have to play, and which licenses you prefer.

Take a look at my best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals for more bargains!

This summer marks a year since I bought a Steam Deck OLED, and in that time, I've only bought a handful of accessories to improve the handheld's comfort, playing power on the go, and durability. But with the price of Steam Decks rising, keeping costs low is more important than ever – which is why I've scoured this week's Prime Day sales to see how many of my go-to Steam Deck accessories are discounted.

Below, I've found and price-checked the six most essential Steam Deck gadgets that you can currently buy for $35 or below. You'll notice it leans heavily towards JSAUX products – that's because they make up the majority of my own kit, as they offer significant bang for your buck on a budget.

The good news is that you can buy all of this for much less money than I paid, but there is some bad news. Prime Day ends tonight, which doesn't leave you long to put your order in. Step to!

We're getting into the business end of Amazon Prime Day now, and that means discounts at the world's largest retailer and its competitors will all be disappearing soon. I've been scouring the shelves all week to find the best discounts that gamers should know about, but one category that's really impressed me this week is the best TMR controllers.

I've just checked through my list of favorites, as well as all of the other TMR pads I've tried, and I'm amazed to say that 7 out of the 10 are still seeing lower prices for Prime Day. You don't have long to make the most of these, however, since deals will likely vanish on the stroke of midnight tonight (Friday 26th). I've tried to localise these deals to Amazon, but not all of them are Prime-exclusive member deals, thankfully.

Before I run you through all of the options that are on offer, it might be helpful to explain which ones aren't. Of the three outliers, one is out of stock, one has been discontinued, and one is Valve's new Steam Controller, which is far too new and in demand to be seeing a Prime Day offer.

For more on controllers, take a look at the best PC controllers, the best Xbox Series X controllers, and the best PS5 controllers.

Gaming is getting more expensive every day, and when I learned that Xbox was raising the price of its consoles (again), I started scanning all the Xbox gaming Prime Day deals that I could with a vengeance. After all, with how prices are going, we'll need as much cash as we can, and with GTA 6 also looming, there is no way I'll pay full price for games if I don't have to.

So if you are like me and want to make the most of Amazon's sale, don't worry, I've got you covered. Below, I have gathered a mix of record-low prices and discounts on newer Xbox Series X/S titles that haven't been on sale much yet. These include some of the best games of 2026, like the new Resident Evil, and some RPG goodness, like Diablo 4. Some of the Xbox games here are still around $50, though, while others are under $20. I've included both, so you have a clear view of the top offerings on display and can decide what you feel is personally worth spending your cash on.

If you want to expand your library further or add a few titles to watch for future sales, I highly recommend checking out the list of the best Xbox Series X games next. But for now, below are my picks of the top Xbox games you can pick up before Prime Day ends.

For more discounts, check out our guide on the best Prime Day gaming deals.

It should come as little surprise that in the year that saw the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, the house of Mario had multiple entries that made it into our list of the best games of 2025. If you didn't pick them up at the time, the good news is that you can do it right now - and at a discount price thanks to Amazon Prime Day.

The slightly less good news is that several of the best Switch 2 games are, somewhat unsurprisingly, made by Nintendo, which has long-since made its stance on discounts pretty clear. That stance, in case you weren't aware, is that reducing prices is something that other companies do, and that means that big first-party hits like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza aren't likely to be reduced anywhere you look. Even for Pokemon Legends Z-A, which is an older game and technically came out on Switch 1, I had to look a bit further afield.

But either way, there's plenty to enjoy at some good prices, including multiple full-fledged GOTY candidates like Hollow Knight Silksong and Hades 2. You might want to move quick though - Amazon Prime Day draws to an end this evening, so these deals might not be hanging around for too much longer. You might have waited a long time to get your hands on the games, but maybe don't wait on the sales quite that long...

The Prime Day board game deals are always welcome, as being into tabletop can be one pricey hobby. We've been spending the last few days picking out board game deals, but I've noticed that Unmatched has been standing out. This ever-expandable board game is as much a tabletop system as a game in and of itself, which does mean a ballooning collection can get pricey. But, that just makes it a good time to stock up.

The premise of Unmatched is simple. It's a unified combat system of abilities and manoeuvres that make for iconic face-offs between legends. Almost every set is playable on its own as two to four characters are included, but can also be used alongside one another for epic crossover clashes across your entire Unmatched boards and characters collection. In our Unmatched: Battles of Legends Vol 2 review, we said it's "a striking lesson in how designers can get maximum variety from simple rules".

Unmatched sets range from myths, historical figures, and licensed properties, including The Witcher, Marvel, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and many more. Almost like the VS System many years ago, this makes for the tantalizing promise of proper crossover bouts. For a new player, I'd recommend getting a four-character, bigger set for variety, and it's worth keeping in mind the couple of 'Adventures' set introduce new co-op rules. But, otherwise, grab the characters you're interested in! Stick with me, and I'll run you through the best Unmatched board game deals for this Prime Day.

Take a look at my best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals for more bargains!

This is how my life goes. I use a new keyboard every two weeks, then at the end I have to take photos of it. We're all friends here, I'll tell you that after all that constant work and play it doesn't exactly look photo fresh by the time I come to write up my final review. Dust is the enemy here, but we all know these accessories aren't exactly impervious to crumbs and other grossness - that's not what you want to see from some of the best gaming keyboards on the market.

A while back I got tired of tiny brushes, or de-capping every keyboard before I took photos of it. I picked up a $7 tub of goop, and I haven't gone back since.

There's one problem - the only reason I'd mark ColorCoral down. It doesn't last much longer than around six months.

After that, the gel becomes too soft, sticking awkwardly where it previously would have lifted straight up and becoming a nightmare on the hands. So yes, you will have to replace it eventually - especially if you're using it as often as I am. For $8, though, it's earned a permanent spot on my shelf.

Simply take that crusty old keyboard, switch it off, slap the gel on top (I like to move fast here to avoid leaving the goop to nestle too deep in between the keycaps), give it a little shuggle around, and lift everything straight out. All that nastiness sticks to the gel, leaving your deck as fresh as the day it was set up.

Just don't try it on straight switches - I did that once, it was a bad move.

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We're rounding up plenty more of the best Prime Day gaming deals, spanning everything from Prime Day PC deals to Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals.

Discounts on any first-party Nintendo games are rare, so you can imagine how shocked I was to see not one, but multiple Prime Day Zelda discounts on Amazon's store page this year.

There are price slashes on Switch and Switch 2 games, including the likes of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its sequel, Tears of the Kingdom (aka the best Zelda games ever made, fight me). Then there are also bags, Nintendo cases, and a bunch of fun gift ideas for hardcore fans. Now, as someone who is already deep in Zelda fever thanks to the recent announcement of the Ocarina of Time Remake, I've already checked out most of these deals myself and have decided to share with all my fellow feral Link lovers the top discounts that are still live before the sale ends.

Below are 10 Zelda deals to help scratch any Hyrule cravings you may have. A reminder that Prime Day ends soon, so if you want to make the most out of expanding your Ninty collection, now is the time to reach for those gold coins.

If you love Zelda, then you should check out our guides on the best Prime Day Switch deals and the best Prime Day Switch 2 deals next. You can also find more merch in our best Legend of Zelda merch guide.

2026 has been a rough year for hardware prices in general; however, I've been genuinely shocked by the amount of decent Prime Day retro gaming deals that I've seen this week. From price cuts on some of the best retro consoles like the Atari 2600+ to discounts on the Miyoo Mini Plus, we have been spoiled for choice. However, if you set consoles aside for a second, you can also find some very cheap deals for your retro gaming needs, and I've rounded up the top offerings, all under $30.

I will say that, below, most of the deals are for controllers and accessories, and (just for fun) I've even thrown in a Tamagotchì shout-out. There are plenty of deals on retro consoles and handhelds currently live if you have the cash. However, none of the top retro handhelds that we personally recommend are going for under $30 at the moment. There are some cheaper alternative handheld options, but I've decided to only include one here because, taking into account build quality and other factors, you'll really be getting a better bang for your buck with one of the best retro handhelds instead, like a Super Pocket or Anbernic RG28XX.

So, if you are in the market to elevate your current retro gaming experience, are looking for a gift, or want to pick up some extra bits you may be missing, then read on! These are the greatest, cheapest retro gaming deals that Prime Day has to offer.

For more savings check out our guides on the best Prime Day gaming deals and the best Switch 2 Prime Day deals.

Prime Day 2026 is ticking into its last hours, with discounts on gaming and beyond set to end tonight (June 26). I've been tracking these sales all week, and one thing that has stuck out is how many excellent games from the last year are discounted.

That includes a number of titles from last year's best games of 2025 round-up, ranging from breakout RPG hit Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 to Pokémon, Silent Hill, and more. In short, right now is a fantastic time to pick up any of the games that got away, which is why I've put this collection together for the patient gamers among us.

The games below are some of last year's very best, as voted by our team, and are all on sale whilst Prime Day continues. But that doesn't leave long - so let's dive right in.

Sales season is always the best time to buy a 3D printer, to the point that I'd recommend waiting until an event like this week's Prime Day 3D printer deals show up. The reason is simple; these pieces of kit are magical but expensive, and they enjoy some of their most tempting bargains around this time of year. It's just sensible to wait until now if you want an upgrade, or to try out the hobby for the first time.

And oh my, but are there some great offers in 2026. Usually I'd recommend sticking to manufacturer stores despite it being an Amazon sale, because they provide competing sales that are downright better. Not this time, though. This year, the Prime Day 3D printer deals are far superior to almost anything I'm seeing elsewhere.

That's why I've rounded up a few favorites here. No matter whether you want to create wargaming terrain, a cosplay prop, or replicas from your favorite games, you'll find a machine to suit you here - and your budget.

Hoping to get some inspiration on what to print? I always find that the best tabletop RPGs provide plenty of ideas, be it D&D tiles or mighty monster miniatures.

If you've ever been tempted to grab a 3D printer for making all sorts of goodies from replicas to wargaming terrain but didn't know where to start, I've got good news. A handful of the best beginner machines I've ever tested just got a massive price cut, bringing them crashing down to record low prices as a result of this week's Prime Day event.

3D printer deals aren't unusual during sales season, but I'm not used to such massive discounts at Amazon itself; normally, the manufacturers offer superior savings. Not this time, though; this time, Amazon's beating the competition soundly on top-tier machines. First up is the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2, currently $399.99 at Amazon instead of $500. That's a drop of $100 on what is comfortably my favorite starter printer, and an all-time low. Next is the Anycubic Kobra X, which is an impressive 35% cheaper than normal - it's currently $299.99 at Amazon rather than $460. I'd say this is on par with the Centauri Carbon 2 in terms of print quality, so that's also a very tempting offer. Finally, we have the original Centauri Carbon. This is also going cheap with a record low price of $299.98 at Amazon. It's very similar to its successor but doesn't have the multi-color functionality out of the box (or a couple of bonus features), so is perhaps a good place to start if you don't want all the extra bells and whistles.

So, which one should you get? While I do have a favorite (we'll get to that in a moment), I think there are advantages to all the above. Want a smaller, more compact machine? While its footprint is similar to both Centauri Carbons, the Anycubic Kobra X doesn't have an enclosure so doesn't feel as bulky. Plus, its filaments are stored above - meaning they don't just out to the side as with the Centauri Carbon 2. However, that enclosure makes the latter quieter... and the addition of rubber shock-absorbing feet mean it shouldn't rattle as much on a surface when in use.

This multi-color functionality and those extras set the Carbon 2 apart from its predecessor (which is still very good, by the way). As a result, I'd say the original Carbon is great for the budget-conscious or those who don't need multi-color printing out of the box. It's quality is still way up there, so it's all about whether you're happy to sacrifice those improvements for the time being (you can buy a multicolor attachment and shock-absorbent feet for the original Carbon separately).

Personally, my favorite overall is the Centauri Carbon 2. I think both this and the Kobra X are just as good as each other in terms of actual print-quality, and they both make great use of multi-color printing. But being able to shut it all away, and the addition of noise-reducing elements like the feet, mean it's a more practical choice in a family home or with housemates.

• See all of today's 3D printer deals at Amazon

Want inspiration on what to make with your new printer? Be sure to check out the best tabletop RPGs.

If there were two mainstays in my childhood toybox, they were Star Wars and Lego. In fact, the two combined so often that a non-trivial number of tiny lightsaber pieces are still rattling around my collection. And Lego Star Wars deals have come on a long way since I was small, meaning it can be trickier than ever to find good Prime Day Lego deals.

Fortunately, I've gone hunting to find some of the best Star Wars Lego deals on offer this Prime Day, and I've come back with an impressive haul. There's options in here to suit multiple budgets and covering pretty much every era that's made it to the big or small screen so far, with contenders for our list of the best Lego sets to boot (my apologies to the High Republic, but I doubt we'll ever get our hands on many Acolyte sets).

Sadly, I didn't have much luck on that massive Death Star set, but there's still large and small sets ranging from the Original Trilogy, to the Prequel Trilogy and the Clone Wars, right up to some of the latest releases in the wake of The Rise of Skywalker. It might be a galaxy far, far away, but it's still a big galaxy full of stories, and these Star Wars Lego sets cover a whole bunch at knock-down prices this week.

If your experience on the Internet is mirroring mine this Prime Day, GTA 6 is everywhere you look. But I'll tell you one place it isn't: PC. Like GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 before it, GTA 6's launch will be exclusive to Xbox Series and PS5, with Rockstar presumably announcing a port further down the line. As a long-time PC player at heart, it's disappointing - but with so many neat peripherals on sale this week, there's no shortage of goodies to spend $80 on instead.

I've been tracking Prime Day's deals all week, and thought it would be fun to see which of our team's favorite PC peripherals have been discounted to GTA 6's $80 price tag or less. All of the products you're about to see have been vetted by myself or a colleague, including peripherals from our personal set-ups, and are on sale during Prime Day.

From monitors and mice to a personal favorite keyboard of mine, here's everything you need to treat your PC setup without breaking the bank.

PC gamers have had a rough year financially. Between the ongoing issues with RAM and the ongoing PC component supply chain disruptions, getting a new quality setup has never been as pricey as it is right now. However, MSI has come to save us all during this dark time with a massive wave of discounts for Prime Day.

Personally, I've been looking to upgrade my PC for a while now, so I've been tracking all the best PC Prime Day deals. I've seen some nice discounts here and there, but MSI stands out for how varied their discounts are across desktops, laptops, motherboards, and a bunch of other PC peripherals. Honestly, you can pick up basically anything that your PC needs from the brand, with some savings reaching up to 40% off. I've already picked up a few bits myself and have rounded up the best bargains that I've spotted so far below.

So whether you are looking for a brand new PC, want a monitor, laptop, or a bunch of accessories, scroll on, folks. Here are the best MSI Prime Day deals that are currently live and very much worth your time.

Want even more PC savings? Head on over to our guide on the best gaming Prime Day deals.

Prime Day gaming deals are the perfect excuse to ignore the GTA 6 pre-orders everyone else is scrabbling to secure and get a bargain on something a bit different instead. Sure, there are Prime Day deals on games with vibes like GTA 6, but there's nothing wrong with not being into the year's biggest gaming event of the year. It only means more bargains for you and me to grab!

GTA 6, after all, as a crime-based open-world adventure, isn't for everyone. I've already highlighted some great Prime Day remakes you can snag, or Prime Day PS5 RPG deals, which fit the bill as being quite different. The great thing about the gaming deals I've been seeing lately is how they cater to all tastes - there really are great savings for gamers of all genres.

But what is an anti-GTA game? I've gone broad here a bit, all to fit in the heaps of discounts across Prime Day itself and other retailers' competing sales, but it's all in the name of shouting out some of the cheapest deals on the best games I know. That includes a few titles similar to GTA that flip the script, putting you on the side of law, different types of crime stories, more adventures you can play with pals instead of GTA Online, and other big worlds to explore. Stick with me, and let me run down some of my top Prime Day anti-GTA 6 games below for those looking to counter the hype.

Take a look at my best Prime Day Switch game deals for more bargains!

As a gamer who has lived on three different continents and is a frequent traveler, I'm always happy to see Prime Day deals for portable monitors. And, luckily, 2026 has some quality discounts on some of the best portable monitors around as well. In fact, I've been so excited about the savings I've seen so far that I've rounded up a list of the top discounts below.

Here, you'll find monitors that are geared towards gaming first and foremost. There are cheaper portable monitors out there, but they won't look or perform as well as the ones here. However, I will say that with all these deals, be sure to double-check the specs before you make your final purchase. There are a few 4K monitors that only have 60 hertz. So if you are looking for smoother gaming sessions or competitive play, you'll want to prioritize higher refresh rates. A lot of the current deals are for 60 hertz monitors, which, for reference, are the same specs as the original Steam Deck, so they will still run less heavy-duty titles perfectly fine. It really depends on what you want and how much cash you have on hand.

But with that all out of the way, it's time to get into the good stuff. Read on to discover the very best portable monitor deals for all of us gamers on the go.

For more discounts, check out our guides on the best Prime Day deals for gaming tablets, and the best Prime Day gaming deals.

It's not been long since the latest wave of PS5 console price hikes, so I had assumed that GTA 6 console bundles would be completely off the table - but I do love to be proved to be wrong.

EE just dropped not one but two of the best PS5 console bundle deals I've spotted in a long time, including a deal for £808 (EE), which includes the beastly PS5 Pro and the standard edition copy of GTA 6 on PS5. To break that down, the PS5 Pro retails for £789.99 in the UK since the price increase. Meanwhile, GTA 6 is available for £69.99 on the PS5. If you were to buy them separately, you'd be expected to pay £859.98, so you're saving £51 here, which isn't too shabby.

Of course, if you already have a PS5, you can always check out our GTA 6 pre-order page and pick up the game separately instead to save the most bucks.

This PS5 Pro bundle deal wasn't the only one that EE had up its sleeve, as there's also a PS5 Slim Disc Edition bundle deal available to grab today.

It also comes with a Standard Edition copy of GTA 6 and is available for £588 at EE. Again, if you were to pick up the disc edition console on its own, you'd be expected to lay down its £569.99 post-price-hike MSRP. Taking the £69.99 (Amazon) cost of GTA 6 into consideration, that's a combined cost of £639.98, so you're saving £51.98 here - even more than the £49.99 saving EE insists it is.

Amongst all the many Prime Day PS5 deals currently running on Amazon, there's no console or bundle saving that's quite this juicy. If you were hoping to upgrade your old launch model to a PS5 Pro, this could be your calling, as I know I'm considering it after having to ensure the sound of my aging Sony console's fan over the last year or so.

Just remember that as GTA 6 doesn't launch until November 19, you likely won't get your new flashy console until then.

For more PS5 discounts, check out our hub to the best Prime Day gaming deals, which is full of savings on controllers, headsets, and games to keep you busy over until GTA 6 launches this November 19.

Prime Day gaming deals have been great so far, but the wind has been taken out of them a tad by everyone refreshing retail pages to finally secure their GTA 6 pre-orders (though given they're codes in boxes, they're surely not going anywhere). Yet, while we've waited so long for Rockstar's latest, there's plenty more open-world adventures and crime capers worth getting lost in already, many of them on sale across Prime Day and beyond.

With GTA 6 still a few months out, why not whet your appetite with something else while the prices are at a discount? There are Prime Day deals to get your set-up GTA 6-ready, too before its November launch. Sure, you could replay the classics you already own, but why not use this opportunity to try something new? For cross-gen games in my picks, I've tried to account for free digital upgrade paths to still nab the best deal.

After all, games like GTA don't have to be exactly the same, many offering different spins on an open world adventure like going on foot in Assassin's Creed, a very different setting like Cyberpunk 2077's sci-fi Night City, or a different type of crime story entirely that might be a touch more linear. Join me below, and I'll round up the best deals available at the moment on games like GTA 6 that I personally go to bat for, which will get you in the mood to play this year's biggest game.

Take a look at my best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals for more bargains!

In the midst of this week's Prime Day chaos, we've seen GTA 6 pre-orders arrive and fly off the shelves. For what is shaping up to be the biggest game of 2026, that's no surprise. But it's proving so popular that I'm seeing a notable increase in people jumping into the PS5 and Xbox Series X generation - specifically for GTA 6.

While ongoing price hikes are making consoles pricier than ever, there is one silver lining. Prime Day sales are underway - so whether you're looking to pick up some must-haves alongside your PS5 or Xbox Series X or are looking to treat yourself with sensible setup upgrades, now is the time to spend smart to get more for less.

Below, I've hand-picked the best budget options for everything you'll need to enjoy GTA 6 at its best. From headsets and screens to controllers and accessories, I've picked the best budget option in each category to create the perfect affordable gaming setup. Items have been picked based on our team's personal recommendations, their reviews, and my own experience, as well as how notable their Prime Day discounts are.

I've been completely caught off guard by this year's Prime Day board game deals. They're usually somewhere in the vicinity of "fine" and "good," but 2026's offering? It's downright great.

I've been rolling dice for longer than I can remember, and have picked up more than a few lifelong favorites in that time - the sort I think deserve a spot on every shelf. They're the kind of experience that sets up camp in your brain, keeping you coming back for more. And luckily, more than a few are on offer in this week's Prime Day board game deals. The best board games for a whole chunk less, with some at or near record low prices? Uh, yes please.

That's why I've used my decades of experience to pick out absolute must-have titles included in the sale, ranging from modern classics like Catan to award-winning newcomers such as Sky Team. If you buy anything in the 2026 Prime Day board game deals, I'd suggest it be these must-haves.

If you want to see what else is out there, why not drop in on our guide to the best card games or the best tabletop RPGs?

There are a lot of books in my house. My partner and I both did literature degrees, and we're both still avid readers - my personal goal is to get through 36 books a year, and I've hit that goal five years running. Unfortunately, that means we're running out of real-estate - our library is spread across most of the rooms in our house, and it's been years since we ran out of room on the bookshelves we bought to help manage our growing collection.

The result is that Prime Day Kindle deals are looking ever more tempting. I bought my first Kindle way back in 2011, and although I do prefer a physical book, I keep a small collection of favorites to refer back to, particularly when I'm on the move.

That means that Prime Day is looking a little more dangerous than normal. While the Kindle deals were a little slow in coming, there's now a decent array of deals available. Whether you're looking for one of the newest models (in either classic or Paperwhite editions), or a full-fledged bundle so you can read in style both at home and on the go, I've rounded up a collection of great prices on excellent e-readers, all of which you can find below. And the extra good news is that there's plenty of choice when it comes to both color and storage, so you can pick the Kindle that suits you best.

Being a Pokémon fan can get pricey, so when sales like Amazon's Prime Day come a-knockin', we always pay attention. And the good news is that 2026 has some pretty decent savings across Pokémon merch, games, booster packs, and more.

So whether you are an avid player of the best Pokémon games, are after some Kanto-inspired home decor, or want to expand your TCG collection, you've come to the right place. Below are the top 17 Pokémon Prime Day deals that we've spotted so far. We've made sure to try to include something for every type of Pokémon fan here, whether you're a gamer or just an enjoyer of cute critters. Unfortunately, there are no deals for Pokémon Pokopia or Scarlet and Violet, but I'm keeping my eye out in case any do drop. In the meantime, there is still plenty to hold you over before Pokémon Winds and Waves releases below.

Grab your Poké Balls and your wallets, fellow trainers, because these are the Prime Day deals that you won't want to miss.

For more savings, check out our guides of the best Prime Day gaming deals and the best Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals.

Prime Day is a great time to pick up discounts on gaming, though this time around, Amazon has to contend with going head-to-head with the long-awaited GTA 6 pre-orders (even with physical editions just being a code in a box instead of on disc). There are even some Prime Day deals for getting GTA 6-ready before November's launch date. But I say, while you wait, why not catch up on some classics instead of sweating it about new game FOMO?

Not everything you play has to be the newest game. But, also, not everything retro you play has to be completely old, either. Over this year's Prime Day gaming deals, I've noticed a large number of retro game remakes and remasters. Ranging from faithful ports and recreations to luscious rebuilds, there's a variety of approaches to the same thing: retro games can just be rad.

Below, I've collected together the remakes and remasters I genuinely think are well worth playing, many of which are at some of the lowest prices I've seen yet. I've focused on some true classics here, but have also included a couple of redos of some more recent games, and a couple of throwbacks as well. Mainly because I also think those games are great, and if you like the other retro recommendations, then I think you'd like those too. Any excuse for me to celebrate all things retro. Read on for my Prime Day retro remakes and remaster deals below!

Want more? Check out the best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals too!

It's been a year since the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller landed on the shelves but we're still yet to see much deviation from that lofty $89 MSRP. I'm not surprised. It took years for the original Switch's gamepad to depart from its launch rate - this is Nintendo hardware we're talking about, price cuts are few and far between.

Sure, you've got your Joy-Con in the box, but those looking for a more traditional gamepad feel, away from the tall, skinny feel of the side-mounted controllers, are looking at a hefty bill for Ninty's best Switch 2 controller. Thankfully, third parties exist.

While GameSir and 8Bitdo have their own alternatives to contend with, the PowerA Advantage Wired Controller can't be beaten in the numbers department this week. As part of its early Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals, Amazon has this chunkier controller available for just $17.99 (was $39.99).

I tested this wired, cheap and cheerful, gamepad directly alongside the Switch 2 Pro Controller. I won't lie to you, the difference is immediately obvious. While the official model has a solid heft in the hands, this is a lighter, more hollow device. The soft landing and snap of the original's thumbsticks can't be matched by these larger, louder clacks. I mean, the navigation buttons have even been bumped down to the bottom of the controller.

But this isn't a luxury controller, and it's not priced as such. While I'm often hesitant to recommend it at full price (there are $40 gamepads that will take you a lot further), the value at $17.99 is indeed incredibly fair.

Anyone tired of cramping around a set of Joy-Con, or simply looking for more multiplayer options in docked mode, will be set with this budget alternative. You're making sacrifices against the full-fat Pro 2 Controller, yes, but you're also spending a fraction of its cost. Here's exactly what you keep (and even gain) and lose compared to the real deal.

Ultimately, the PowerA Advantage vs Switch 2 Pro Controller debate boils down to what you need from your gamepad. If you've got the budget and you want the best experience possible, Ninty's official device is still your best bet. Its controls feel smoother and lighter, its chassis offers up a greater level of luxury, and its extra features pack all the versatility of the console itself.

However, for the price, anyone just looking for a more convenient controller shape or a few extra sets of Mario Kart buttons will still be well served by the budget brands. After testing both, and tracking these prices, I'd say you're dropping about 60% of the features of the Pro 2 Controller, while spending 79% less than its MSRP. That's on the right side of value.

• More Prime Day controller deals at Amazon
• Switch 2 Pro Controller: $89 at Amazon
• 8Bitdo Ultimate 2: $69.99 at Amazon

We're also rounding up all the best Prime Day PS5 deals and the latest Prime Day PC deals for more options, or take a look at more of the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories.

As you might be able to tell from the title of this site, we love gaming Lego sets. Whether it's Fortnite display pieces, Super Mario models, or Minecraft playsets, they celebrate the things we love best about these franchises and let us keep a snippet of that nostalgia on our shelf. And as luck would have it, this year's Prime Day Lego deals have slashed the price of most kits based on video games.

I've not been able to find any gaming Lego ranges that haven't been hit by the Prime Day sale, and it's getting to the point that I can't list all of the discounted set here. As an example, I'm seeing major cuts on everything from Fortnite's floating Battle Bus (with its army of minifigures in tow) to the retro-fuelled Super Mario World display model which actually moves. Indeed, the latter gaming Lego set hasn't ever been cheaper than it is now - and because it arguably deserves a place amongst the best Lego sets for how cleverly-designed and nostalgic it is, I'd say that's good news.

To save you time trawling the Amazon Prime Day sales pages, I've listed all of my favorite gaming Lego set offers here. These are either the cream of the crop or sport savings that truly stand out.

Lego Super Mario deals

Lego Fortnite deals

Lego Minecraft deals

Lego Animal Crossing deals

Lego Sonic the Hedgehog deals

Prime Day Switch game deals make for the perfect time to snap up some bargains on the best the Nintendo Switch has to offer, and there's even some Nintendo Switch 2 games in the mix. Though, in many cases, it's cheaper to get the original console's version and pay for a digital upgrade, so I've accounted for that in my selection below.

A lot of the Prime Day deals are focused on more recent games, which is no problem with me as I love a good discount on a more new release. But, some classics still showed up. Considering Switch games can be quite expensive, taking advantage of limited time Prime Day savings is one of the best ways to pick up those wishlisted games.

There's a lot to choose from over this year's Prime Day deals, which last through the week. But, that's why I'm here to recommend you the best deals I've spotted! Some of these are the lowest prices I've ever seen for these games, and I've also tried to only recommend games I think are actually worth playing. Read on below to discover my best Prime Day Switch game deals that you'll want to keep in your console carry case at all times.

Want more? Check out the best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals too!

If you are a board game fan, then you know it is a blessing to get your family hooked on the hobby. After all, it's easy to organize a play session when you are all (lovingly) stuck together. I'm a big fan of family board games myself, and after hours of hunting Amazon's store page, I've rounded up the best Prime Day deals for any fellow fans looking for a new offering to bring to game night.

Now, it's important to remember that all the games listed below are family-centered. That means I've looked for titles that both adults and kids can enjoy, and that also means that while young children can play most of these, a lot have an 8+ age recommendation to them. They strike the perfect balance between being accessible and simple enough for everyone to understand, yet never boring or too easy. Most also need 2-4 players (though four is ideal in most cases). For more recommendations that span age ranges, you'll have to head to our main Prime Day board games round-up, or you can look over our list of the best board games of 2026.

But if you are ready to make some new cherished memories with your love ones or start some good old-fashioned family feuds, read on to see the best board games that Prime Day currently has on offer.

For more savings, check out our guides on all the Prime Day Lego deals and Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals.

Running D&D games is one of my favorite things to do, as is nattering on about my favorite modules, so the Prime Day sale is always a dangerous time; it gives me yet another excuse to ram adventures under everyone's nose and yell "look, isn't this great?" Anyway. Many of my favorite modules are actually on offer right now, and you know what that means. Here I am to wax lyrical about why they deserve a spot on your shelf.

If you ask me or my colleagues who also love rolling dice in D&D, these are the game's best products - if not highlights from the best tabletop RPGs overall. There's a bit of everything in this roundup; horror-tinged adventures to spook you, classic fantasy odysseys, sourcebooks full of goodies to put into your next campaign, beginner-friendly stories, and more. And as luck would have it, Amazon seems to have discounted most of them as part of its Prime Day sale. The savings may not be as steep as we're seeing for the latest Prime Day board game deals, but they're still pretty decent nonetheless.

So, let's dig in - roll initiative! If you want the very best D&D books at a bargain price, here's where I would start.

Looking for other discounts? Don't miss the best Prime Day Lego deals.

When it comes to screens of any kind, it's pretty obvious that bigger is better. We've already been keeping an eye on some excellent gaming-ready TVs, and as the long-time proud owner of a delightful 34-inch gaming monitor for my PC, if I were in the market for a TV this Prime Day, I already know exactly what I'd be going for.

Hisense seems to be leading the charge with the best deals, with a pair of excellent 65-inch TVs that will give you a few options at a similar price point. First up is the U6 Pro Series; QLED, 144Hz, and Motion Rate 480 mean it's a solid option for gaming, while 4K, Dolby Vision IQ, and a Glare-Free surface mean it's excellent for movie night - or even movie day.

Alternatively, there's the E7 Cinema Series. It's pushing its TV specs harder than its gaming specs, but you're still getting the crucial 144Hz refresh rate, so this will definitely double up well. Crucially, it comes in a little cheaper - $600 rather than the $700 price tag attached to the U6 above.

Helpfully, both of these do come with scaling size options - I'd be opting for the 65-inch display due to a combination of price point and the amount of space in my house, but the E7 ranges in size from 50 inches at the bottom end all the way up to 100 inches if you've got $1,700 to drop.

Finally, however, I've got a slightly different option - if I had a little less cash to spend, I'd be looking closely at this Insignia F50. Still a 4K Smart TV with Alexa voice remote, its 60Hz refresh rate should still do you just fine for most console games, and the really good news is that it's substantially cheaper than the Hisense options (in fact, you could pick up an 85-inch version for less than either of the TVs I mentioned above).

We're monitoring all of the best Prime Day gaming deals before and during the event, and for other screens, we're watchin the Prime Day monitor deals too. If you want to know which sets to watch, we've got a guide to the best gaming TVs you can buy right now.

Prime Day's PS5 game sales continue, and the discounts include some of my favorite games on the console. That includes quite a few big titles from 2025, which I'm surprised to see discounted as heavily as they have been.

With so much to wade through on Amazon, I thought I'd give your shopping a personal touch and recommend some PS5 games I've personally played and had a lot of fun with. As Features Editor at GamesRadar+, a big part of my job is staying up-to-date with new games as they launch - which means I've got the experience (see: great taste) to steer you right this Prime Day.

Below, I've recommended only games I've played enough to know if they're worth it at their discounted prices. I've also been exceptionally picky, sticking to just nine games to stay focused on quality over quantity. Speaking of which - that's enough waffling...

We've collected and built a ton of Lego sets over the years, so we can confidently say that some of the greatest are the ones that bring our favorite movies to life. However, Lego that lets you decorate your home with iconic film locations and characters is pricey. Luckily for all our wallets, I've spotted 15 deals that I recommend all UK Lego fans pay attention to this Prime Day season.

I regularly track prices for the best Lego sets, and right now, UK readers are spoiled for choice. From The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Star Wars and more a ton of typically pricey offerings have been reduced. Now, to be clear, there are more movie-based Lego sets for sale beyond the ones I've listed below. However, I've been covering Prime Day for years now, and these are the discounts that are worth your cash instead of holding off until Black Friday. It's also worth mentioning again that US readers won't find the deals they are after here; instead, you'll need to head over to our complete round-up of all the top Prime Day Lego deals.

So with all that out of the way, read on to discover the best UK Lego deals for all those expensive movie sets!

For more deals, check out the best Prime Day PS5 deals and best Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals we've found so far.

When it comes to Prime Day PS5 deals, there's no better gaming discount bang-for-buck then scooping up a fantastic new RPG to lose yourself in. The best RPGs are responsible for some of my favorite gaming memories ever, from thrills to outright heartbreak. Thanks to their often lengthy playtimes, little else comes close to this level of immersion.

Most Prime Day deals skew to focus on more recent releases, so my recommendations are limited to offers in that arena. But, I've played thousands of hours of RPGs, so all my picks are based on that foundation. From the best JRPGs, best ARPGs, best open world RPGs, and beyond, the sheer time investment means you don't want to waste time playing games you're not interested in, so I've been selective about what to include below.

Thankfully, in this year's Prime Day deals (which last through the week, oddly enough) there's been plenty of great PS5 gaming deals to pick from. And, I'm not going to complain about getting to discuss my special interests. Read on below for the best Prime Day PS5 RPG deals, and prepare for your next big adventure.

Want more? Check out our complete Prime Day PS5 deals guide!

Somehow we're already several years into the PS5 era, which means that there's plenty of games out there to take advantage of. As we round up some of the best as part of our look at Prime Day gaming deals, we've got exactly what you need, whether you're looking to start a collection or pad out your library with some discounted gems.

Granted, there haven't been tonnes of PS5 exclusives so far this generation, but if you're looking for Prime Day PS5 deals, you're better off looking for games than consoles - as the hardware continues to struggle against rising RAM prices, the software looks a little more competitive by comparison.

Assessing the quality of big console launches is basically our whole raison d'etre, so we're something of an authority on what makes for a good PS5 game, and what's worth actually spending your money on. There are some serious markdowns on even some of this generation's biggest titles, so take a look below.

For the full roundup, check out the 50 best gaming gadgets we've tested this year so far as well as the best accessories we've tested in May. Or, for more deals, check out the best Prime Day PS5 deals and best Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals we've found ahead of the sale.

Prime Day board game deals don't always pull their weight, but this year? Phew. The sale is firing out genuine bangers, with huge price cuts on both modern favorites and all-time classics.

I've been writing about and reviewing the best board games on GamesRadar+ for around eight years now, but have been collecting and playing them for decades more. That means I've got a pretty good idea of what's worth checking out in the sale, not to mention what's a decent saving. (This isn't my first time covering Prime Day board game deals, after all.) That's why I've rounded up what I think are the very best offers below, split across a variety of categories so that you can head straight to the stuff that interests you.

Of all today's offers, two really stand out - and they stand at drastically different ends of the spectrum. At one end is Oh My Pigeons, a really daft party game that's currently 29% less than normal at Amazon. It's thoroughly silly fun that has became an instant favorite amongst my family. At the other end of thew scale is Sky Team, a truly brilliant two-player strategy game that has you trying to land a plane together. It's been reduced by 25% at Amazon right now, and I can't remember the last time a board game had me so on the edge of my seat.

Of course, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Let's dive in, shall we?

• Get top-rated board games from just $7.39 at Amazon

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Prime Day board game deals for families

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For more recommendations, why not check out the best card games or the best tabletop RPGs?

Prime Day Kindle deals are putting bundles first this year, but with only a few more hours of the sale it's time to hustle. You'd think these offers would be easy, what with the Kindle belonging to Amazon, but it turns out there's nuance to getting this year's offers right.

Stocking up on cases, chargers, and other accessories alongside your Kindle is the better proposition than going solo with your new e-Reader. The cheapest comes in at $149, with a case included, but you can run up the full price range to more premium options and wireless charging docks as well.

I've been covering deals across Prime Day and Black Friday for years now, and am a Kindle user myself for the majority of my reading because the form factor is so easy to hold for binge sessions and to take on the go. Often, I even bounce back and forth between physical, digital, and audiobook versions of a single story. Make your own rules! I'm here to make sure you get the best deals possible on your Kindle, whether you're jumping into ebooks for the first time, or looking to upgrade. Stick around, as we'll be updating as new offers are found.

Today's best Kindle deals

• All Kindles: Up to 70% off the full range
• Kindle: $84.99 at Amazon
• Kindle Scribe: $399 at Amazon
• Kindle Kids: $99.99 at Amazon
• Kindle Colorsoft Essentials Bundle: Save $138
• Kindle Paperwhite Essentials Bundle: Save $69
• Kindle Unlimited: Subscription access to a trove of books
• E-Books: Limited-time deals

UK

• All Kindle deals: The whole Kindle range
• Kindle Scribe (2024) Essentials Bundle: £69 cheaper
• Essentials Bundles: Get a case and charger included
• All Kindle book deals: Kindle editions from just £0.99
• Kindle Unlimited: Access to a Netflix-like book subscription

Prime Day Kindle Bundle deals

Prime Day Standalone Kindle deals

Prime Day Kindle deals: FAQ

When do Prime Day Kindle deals start?

The first batch of Prime Day Kindle deals in 2026 will arrive on June 23 and run until June 26th, starting and ending strictly at midnight in your region. The event will be active in the UK and US, and although Kindle deals tend to be uniform across both territories, you don't always see exact equivalents. Occassionally, Early Bird offers that happen in the week leading up to Prime Day can include Kindles, so bear that in mind if you want to get the absolute best offers you can before stock starts to get competitive.

Do you need a Prime membership for Prime Day Kindle deals?

Although a lot of Prime Day deals don't turn out to be Prime exclusive, any deals on Amazon Products like Fire TVs or Kindles are usually locked behind a Prime subscription paywall. Having said that, take a look at the trial below to try and skirt around paying for it.

What about the competition?

Kindles aren't the only E-reader tablets out there, and alternatives could offer you a better experience, depending on what you're looking for. Particularly if you're interested in the Kindle Scribe, the reMarkable is a solid option. There are some great alternatives to regular E-readers too, and they might save you some money.

For something a little more premium, we'd recommend staying abreast of all the latest Prime Day iPad deals updates as well. Or, we're also rounding up this year's Prime Day laptop deals and Prime Day TV deals as well.

The event may end today, but the good news is that there are still plenty of Prime Day PC deals live right now. And honestly, as a fellow PC gamer highly recommend checking them out while you can, since they are the best option if you want to grab the computer specs you're hoping for this year. Let's face it, 2026 is likely the worst year to upgrade your gaming PC since 2020, thanks to the RAM shortage. However, not all hope is lost.

After tracking Amazon's store page as well as competing sales events from brands such as Newegg and Best Buy all week, I've managed to find a handful of very decent, cost-effective deals this Prime Day season. These discounts include one of our picks for the best gaming PCs of 2026, and a bunch more savings on both high-end and mid-range machines. Component shortages, AI datacenter demand, and spiralling RAM costs (not to mention rigs and graphics cards) mean that sales like Prime Day may be your only chance to get all your PC gaming bits for a good long while. So, as we enter the final day of the event, I will say the discounts below are well worth your consideration.

It's also worth noting that the team at GamesRadar+ spends hours testing everything from the latest components to the best gaming handhelds that run PC games. We also regularly update these deal pages to ensure you are getting real savings rather than inflated prices. So read on below for a complete and curated round-up of the best Prime Day PC deals to pick up before it's too late.

Today's best gaming PC deals

• Amazon: RTX 5060 rigs for under $1,500
• Dell: up to $1,330 off Alienware Aurora
• Best Buy: up to $300 off MSI, HP, and more
• Newegg: $1,000 off mid-range rigs

Prime Day PC deals: FAQ

Make sure to check out the best Prime Day monitor deals for display discounts. Or, if you're a console player, swing by Prime Day PS5 deals and Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals for system savings, games, and accessories.

With GTA 6 only a few months away, it's time to start making sure your gaming set-up is up to snuff. Sure, you've already got a console — I hope —but there are a few other pieces of kit which will help you enjoy the game to its fullest extent.

Usually, upgrading your gaming set-up could cost quite a bit, but it's Prime Day currently, which means you can pick up the right items at a discounted price. We're seeing TVs, projectors, soundbars, controllers, headsets and speakers all reduced, and so if you've been planning a system glow-up before Grand Theft Auto comes out, there won't be a time like now.

Finding a way to represent Leonida visually will be incredibly important for enjoying GTA 6. If you're squinting to see what's going on, you won't be doing justice to this visually-impressive game... and you might find it hard to actually appreciate the gameplay itself.

TVs are usually the go-to option for gaming, but spare a thought for the best gaming projector too. They can often let you view on a much bigger area than a TV, and they have some added versatility so you can move rooms or walls.

One of the most underrated upgrades a gaming set-up can enjoy is in the audio department. There's nothing worse than relying on tinny audio coming from your TV, or having to connect your AirPods if you need to play quietly.

Soundbars and eARC speakers are great for room-filling sound, to create an immersive experience. But headsets can often offer a similar effect, by putting the drivers nearer your ears. If you don't mind wearing them for your long gaming sessions, they'll be much more space-efficient, and have built-in mics for when you enjoy the online component.

Getting a good controller is less of an 'upgrade', given that GTA 6 isn't a competitive online game, but some premium (and not-quite-premium) controllers offer a more refined experience. Haptic buttons, hall triggers and customizable face buttons can all offer a more enjoyable gaming experience than whatever came included in your console.

The official install size for GTA 6 hasn't been confirmed, but most people are expecting it to require at least 200GB, and possibly a lot more than that.

If your console is already filling up, you've got two options. Either try and free up space by deleting games, making some tricky decisions about what you're happy not playing for a while... or getting a storage expansion.

Both of the above picks will hold GTA 6 with ease. No, they're not cheap, but that's modern memory for you, and at least they're below their current MSRPs.

There are plenty more Prime Day gaming deals that we've been collecting, across every sector of the gaming hardware and software realm. And if you don't even have a console yet, you'll need to use our Xbox Series X bundle deal or PS5 bundle deal pages to find a good deal, because Prime Day isn't offering much.

Prime Day monitor deals are flooding in this week, with Amazon slashing prices as quickly as I can report on them. Having picked up a long-overdue monitor upgrade in the last round of sales, I can vouch that Prime Day is one of the best times of the year to pick up a new monitor, whether you're looking for a budget screen or are making the jump to OLED.

With PC parts becoming increasingly expensive, monitors are one of the smarter upgrades to opt for at the moment, as they're yet to be as impacted by ongoing price hikes. Just remember that big discounts don't necessarily mean great value, which is why we've prioritized quality deals over quantity below. With that said: below are the best gaming monitors we've found on sale during Prime Day 2026.

Today's best monitor deals deals

• Amazon: 160Hz screens from $79
• Dell: Up to $150 off Alienware
• Best Buy: Asus IPS screens for under $100
• Newegg: 20% off MSI MAG OLED panels

FAQ

Swing by Prime Day PC deals if you're revamping your whole rig setup. Alternatively, take a peek at Prime Day PS5 deals and Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals for console-flavored savings.

Despite memory and storage — and therefore gadgets themselves — getting a lot more expensive of late, Samsung apparently missed the memo, because a Prime Day storage discount sees a Switch 2-compatible microSD card lose half of its value.

Righty now, you can pick up a 256GB storage Samsung P9 micrSD Express card for $40 at Amazon, which is a saving of exactly 50%. There's no discount on the 512GB model, which currently sells for an eye-watering $200 (yes, two hundred), and storage discounts over Prime Day are pretty modest all around.

Amazon has several other Switch 2 microSD card deals, but I'm not finding any others that cost less than Samsung, are from a reputable company, and work on the Switch 2. So it's an ideal choice to bump up your Switch 2 storage.

Should you buy the Samsung P9 microSD card?

With transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s, this Samsung microSD card is fast enough to be sufficient for Nintendo Switch 2 gaming. Many other similar cards on Amazon, including the few other discounted ones, have much slower speeds.

This means they're not ideal for gaming with. However if you just want some extra space for your smartphone, tablet or for non-gaming purposes on your Switch, you might be able to opt for slower speeds.

What about the size? Games on the Nintendo Switch 2 typically don't take up the space space as their console or PC counterpart, so 256GB isn't as small as it initially might seem. Mario Kart World, for example, was 23.4GB, while Sonic X Shadow Generations is 24GB and Pokémon Legends: Z-A is just 7.7GB. So if you're only planning to play Switch 2 games like these, 256GB is more than enough.

Some AAA games ported to Switch 2 take up more space: Assassin's Creed Shadows needs over 62GB while Cyberpunk 2077 needs 60GB and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle needs 56GB. So if you plan to download a few of these games, you might find 256GB a little tight.

Saying that, you'll be hard-pressed to find any reasonable prices on 512GB memory cards, so I'd really recommend sticking to smaller sizes. It's cheaper to buy two 256GB cards than one 512GB right now!

• Lexar 512GB microSD card | $129.99 $79.99 at Amazon
• Lexar 1TB microSD card | $229.99 $159.99 at Amazon
• Lexar 2TB microSD card | $429.99 $279.99 at Amazon

We're monitoring all the best Prime Day Nintendo Switch deals, on consoles and accessories. And if you want some guidance on which storage expansions to consider, we have a round-up of the best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD express cards worth buying.

Amazon Prime Day tablet deals are officially here, and the good news is that we are seeing some pretty sizeable discounts already. Apple, Samsung, and Lenovo have all had price reductions, and despite the fact that 2026 has been an expensive year for hardware in general, there are some record-low discounts waiting for you to cash in.

Below I've rounded up the best discounts that I've spotted so far, with some deals on the best gaming tablets too. Along with offers on the big-name brands, Amazon's own Fire range is also seeing some reductions that I personally recommend for all budget-friendly gamers. It's also worth noting that Prime Day runs for multiple days this week, so keep an eye on this page as more deals get added as price drops continue.

With all that out of the way, let's get into the fun savings side of it all. Read on to discover the best Amazon Prime Day tablet deals for gamers, folks looking to stream on the go, and tech fans in need of another portable work companion.

Today's best tablet deals

• Amazon: iPads from $109
• Best Buy: up to $350 off Samsung
• Walmart: budget brands from $106

UK:

• Amazon: budget brands from £63.99
• Currys: £140 off Lenovo
• Very: up to £140 off Honor

FAQ

Of course, I'm also deep-diving into this year's Prime Day iPad deals and getting you prepped for all upcoming Prime Day Kindle deals as well. If you're after something a little more powerful, check out the best Prime Day gaming laptop deals I'm expecting to see.

We all have to start somewhere, and if you're still at the 'office keyboard and cheap mouse' stage of your PC gaming journey, you'll be glad to know that it's finally time to make an upgrade.

As part of the Prime Day deals, the Asus ROG Strix Scope II X is now down to $95.99 at Amazon — this is the first time it's fallen below the $99.99 mark, and it's also more affordable than Asus' other keyboards, making it a pretty tempting buy right now. If you're ready for your first serious gaming keyboard, it's worth taking a closer look.

Every member of the Asus ROG Strix Scope II X family is reduced, as well as some other models from the brand, and you can find those discounts below.

Explaining its lower price, the Scope II X is wired, and doesn't have wireless connectivity, and it's also a little more compact, but its cables and switches are more robust than on the original model. For most gamers, it's probably the best pick of the bunch.

Should you buy the Asus ROG Strix Scope II X?

The ROG Strix Scope II series, rounded out by the standard and 96 models, all have mechanical keys. This kind of button has a tactile 'click' which feels more responsive to use for gaming, and they're incredibly durable too (no more disintegrating WASD keys).

Gamers tend to opt for them for these reasons, and so if you're beginning to buy some serious gaming accessories, it's a great place to start. A mechanical keyboard like the Strix Scope II X will last for a long time, and you won't really see a need to upgrade unless it's worn out or damaged.

The one question is cabling: if you absolutely need a wireless model, it's not going to suit your needs. Otherwise, though, you're sorted.

Plenty of other keyboards are discounted over Prime Day right now, but the biggest reductions often come on higher-priced keyboards, like 8Khz ones or those with robust, WASD-hammering designs. For most gamers, the Strix Scope II X is more than enough.

• Asus ROG Strix Scope II | $139.99 $109.99 at Amazon
• Asus ROG Strix Scope II 96 | $179.99 $146.99 at Amazon
• Asus ROG Azoth | $249.99 $161.49 at Amazon

If you're looking for other items for your gaming set-up, we're monitoring all of the Prime Day gaming deals that'll help you pick up more kit. We've also rounded up all the best gaming keyboards so you can see how Asus' options stack up and find some other options worth considering.

Prime Day iPad deals usually offer the opportunity to secure an upgrade for a record-low price. That's not the case this year. While discounts are hitting the shelves, we're yet to see returns to some these tablets' historic rates, with the iPad A16 still a little way off its $279 target.

That's until you get to the iPad Air. With its lowest prices of the year so far (and having only been on the shelves a matter of months), this is where the gold is this Prime Day.

With an M4 at the helm, and a 13-inch option available, only the ultra-power users will need to move beyond this incredibly potent device. Having spent the last five years with an Air at the helm, even older, weaker models still hold up in 2026 - the M4 is more than enough power for day to day productivity and gaming.

You'll find all the latest Prime Day iPad deals just below, with those Airs in pride of place of course.

Today's best iPad deals

• A16 | $349 $299 at Amazon
• Mini A17 Pro | $499 $449 at Amazon
• Air 11-inch M4 | $599 $519.99 at Amazon
• Air 13-inch M4 | $799.99 $699.99 at Amazon
• Pro 11-inch M5 | $999 $899 at Amazon
• Pro 13-inch M5 | $1,299 $1,199 at Amazon

UK

• A16 | £329 £309.97 at Amazon
• Mini A17 Pro | £499 £475 at Amazon
• Air 11-inch M4 | £599 £578.99 at Amazon

Which iPad should you buy this Prime Day?

Before we start, there are four lines of iPad you'll want to be aware of this Prime Day; the M5 Pro, M4 Air, A16 base, and A17 Mini. The first two are your productivity machines, tablets built with Apple's premium M silicon that can withstand more demanding workflows, multitasking, gaming scenarios, and heavier apps like Adobe.

The base model is the most popular iPad come Prime Day. It's the cheapest Apple tablet available, offering an entry level device for those who just want a bigger screen for streaming, emails, casual browsing, note-taking, and lighter games. This is where I often see discounts running off the shelves the fastest.

The iPad Mini is your compact companion, with a slightly more powerful chipset than the base model occupying a slot underneath Apple's more performative M chips. The smaller screen means it's less ideal for work and multi-tasking, but it still holds its own in the gaming arena.

We're also getting you prepped for all the latest Prime Day tablet deals if you're after something a little less Apple-flavored, or check out the best Prime Day Kindle deals for more focused attention. I'll also be bringing you all the latest Prime Day gaming laptop deals as soon as they land.

The Charging Case Pro launched in January earlier this year for $99.99 (Amazon), almost as if Belkin knew I'd be glued to my Switch 2 this year.

Not only am I as obsessed Pokemon Pokopia as I was at launch, but Star Fox is on its way on June 25, and Splatoon Raiders is launching on July 23. Yet, I'm not worried about the drain that any of these games will have on my handheld, as between sessions, I can easily slip it into the Belkin accessory where it will recharge and be primed and ready to go again. It's even included in this week's early Prime Day Nintendo Switch Prime Day deals, which makes it easier to recommend to anyone who hates the handheld's pathetic battery life as much as I do.

The second I saw the trailer for the upcoming Switch 2 Star Fox, I knew I'd become just as obsessed with clearing every possible path to Andross as I did in the 64 game growing up, and that's bound to take its toll on my battery life.

I'd worry, but the integrated power bank of the Charging Case Pro will take care of it. The charger lies in the interior of the case and includes a USB-C port that easily slots into the bottom of the handheld once I slide it inside. It's such a seamless experience that my Switch 2 is pretty much always in this case between gaming sessions, and I've not really had to worry about the device's measly battery life ever since.

Unlike the older Belkin Charging Case, which was a pain to recharge, this updated model also includes a cut-out window that allows for pass-through charging. Beforehand, you'd have to take out your Switch 2 and the power bank in order to ensure the case was juiced up and ready to go. Now? You just have to slot your AC adapter into the USB-C port, and wait until the small LCD screen reads "100%" so you know it's ready. This version may be more expensive, but it's a far more intuitive experience than before.

If that's too much then try the Belkin Charging Case...

The 10000mAh power bank can also be removed and act as a charging stand for your bedside table, should you want one. However, despite that extra feature and its current early Prime Day saving, I know not everyone is going to feel comfortable laying down even its current $84.99 discounted price for a case alone - especially as that's more expensive than either Star Fox or Splatoon Raiders and most upcoming Switch 2 games.

In that case, it's a good thing that the older Belkin Charging Case is also part of this week's early Prime Day gaming deals today. Instead of its $69.99 MSRP, it's down to $54.99 at Amazon, and it includes the same extras from the handy accessories pocket to the physical game storage. The main difference is that the power bank is attached via a velcro strap, and isn't a makeshift charging stand. However, that means you can remove it and use the powerbank to charge your phone, should you ever need to - something the fancier version isn't equipped for.

Much like the way ROB 64 drops a handy dandy bomb in your path in Star Fox 64, Belkin launched its Charging Case Pro at the perfect moment.

Not to mention, Amazon dropped these savings at a prime (get it?) opportunity for those of you who have yet to experience these, the best Nintendo Switch 2 cases I've tested to date.

• View all Nintendo Switch 2 accessory deals at Amazon

Our team has also rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, the best Nintendo Switch headsets, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cameras if you want to transform your Ninty gaming setup.

I've been covering Prime Day for years now, and if I'm honest, it's been a continually growing trend each year that the best deals don't actually show up at the world's largest retailer; they come from competing brands. Prime Day is yet to begin this year, but other retailers like Newegg, Best Buy, and Walmart are already running competing sales.

Corsair isn't to be outdone either. It's currently running a promotion that lets you get any of its gaming chairs for 40% cheaper if you use a special promo code, which brings two of my go-to chair recommendations down to super-affordable prices.

The Corsair TC500 Luxe is one of my favorite gaming chairs I've ever tested. It manages to scratch an itch I have for gaming chairs that feel like you're sitting in a perfectly adjustable sofa, or even a La-Z-Boy. It has room for you to adjust the lumbar to suit your back, as well as a magnetic head pillow and recline, and adjustable armrests, but it's also got a wide seat base that lets you shift your position, cross a leg over, sit completely cross-legged, or just feel like you can really sink into it.

The armrests are my biggest pain point by far, and the caveat I'd issue anyone I'm recommending the chair to. I don't think they're a deal breaker because the rest of the chair is so good, but because they're set too wide apart, the ergonomics do suffer a bit. You can hear more in my full review, linked above.

Meanwhile, the Corsair TC100 Relaxed was the first gaming chair I ever reviewed, and it's kept its place on our best chair list ever since. It's a near-perfect starter chair, offering a nice blend of comfort with some beginner gaming chair perks. Yes, the lumbar cushion and head pillow are both strap-on ones, which isn't ideal. No, you won't get the last word in armrest adjustability, but you do get a chair that can stand the test of time, and will keep you comfortable for long hours at a desk.

There's a strong chance we could see both of these seats get Prime deals of their own once Amazon opens up its big summer sale selection, but if I were you, I wouldn't wait around. For these offers, you get them straight from Corsair without any middlemen that will likely only make things more expensive (unless you already have free shipping through Prime). If you're not a Prime member, you're unlikely to see better offers than what Corsair is offering on its products through its own website.

For more on Amazon's summer sale, check out Prime Day Kindle deals, Prime Day PC deals, and Prime Day Meta Quest deals.