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Amazon's Spring Sale comes to an end after the weekend, but before those discounts depart our shelves I'd certainly check out 31 offers in particular.
I've been deal hunting for over six years now, so I know which gadgets are likely to give up their RRPs and how much you should be paying for them. With that eye for value, and real hands-on experience across a whole host of PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch accessories, in hand I've been scouring these virtual aisles for the heaviest discounts on the best tech around.
That means you won't find any old Lightning Deal on this page. I'm keeping my hunt strictly to the games and gadgets we've tested, lived with, and recommend everyday. This is the tech that lines our 'best' lists, our go-tos whenever anyone asks us for buying advice. Not only that, but I'm only interested in record-low (or near record-low) price tags. If it's been significantly cheaper before, you won't find it here.
With all that said, these are the Amazon Spring Sale gaming deals you should be checking out this week.
Amazon Spring Sale at a glance
- Switch: games from £19.99
- PS5: games from £14.99
- Board games: starting from £7.99
- Controllers: GameSir from £18.99
- Handhelds: starting from £39.99
- Headsets: SteelSeries from £29.99
- Keyboards: Corsair from £39.99
- Laptops: Acer from £799.99
- Mice: Logitech from £27.99
- Monitors: Asus from £63.90
- Racing wheels: Logitech from £209

I first started out at our sister site TechRadar, where deals were my bread and butter. As a Deals Editor, finding the right products at the right price was my day job and I brought that eye for value and nose for a discount over to GamesRadar+ five years ago. Since then I've been testing, rating, and reviewing tech and gadgets across all corners of gaming, though I specialise in the thockiest of keyboards and slickest of gaming laptops.
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Nintendo Switch
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The Nintendo Switch 2 is £10 off at Amazon right now, a smaller discount but considering how long Nintendo hardware holds its value it's certainly nothing to sniff at. If you want the best value possible, the Mario Kart World bundle is also on sale for £408 at EE or £409 at Amazon.
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This Belkin Switch 2 case has a nifty trick up its sleeve, an included 10,000mAh power bank and a neat slot to house it. That means you can keep your handheld juiced up at all times. The best part? It's just taken its first major price cut in Amazon's Spring Sale. That's a record-breaker.
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Super Mario Bros Wonder has only ever been a few pounds cheaper than this at Amazon, and considering the full Switch 2 edition sits at over £60 you're still saving even if you have the new handheld. The upgrade can be bought for £16.99, turning this cheap cart into the full next-gen experience.
Read more: Super Mario Bros. Wonder review
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Another heavy-hitting Switch 2 release seeing its lowest price yet here. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been on the shelves a few months now, but it's only started to drop its price since February. After hanging around the £45 mark for a couple of months we're at a record-low price for Amazon's Spring Sale.
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A is down to its lowest price at Amazon today, with a small additional discount taking us back below £40. Even with the Switch 2 upgrade pack taken into account you're still spending less than you would on the full next-gen version.
Read more: Pokémon Legends: Z-A review
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If Requiem has you in the mood for more Leon S Kennedy, it's time to take a trip back to Valdelobos. This Gold Edition of the Remake is currently just a little over £20, netting you the full game and the Separate Ways expansion for its lowest price yet.
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Assassin's Creed: Shadows is down to its lowest price yet, returning to a £29.99 rate that's only popped up once before - last month. If you've been waiting for this one to hit the bargain bins this is a fantastic chance to dive in.
Read more: Assassin's Creed Shadows review
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It may only be a couple of weeks old, but Resident Evil Requiem is still seeing a solid discount over at Amazon. It's a saving I'm seeing dropping elsewhere as well, but horror fans will still be pleased.
Read more: Resident Evil Requiem review
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Street Fighter 6 launched at the full £60 a few years back, but it's been available for much less than that in recent months. This £20 sales price represents a record-low, though, perfect for anyone who missed out the first time around.
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We're just £5 away from a record low on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 so if you're hunting down the absolute best price on your physical discs this is one to watch. Considering this is the the game of last year, though, this £16 discount is well worth shouting.
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The PDP Riffmaster has hit a brand new record-low price in Amazon's Spring Sale, shedding that £129.99 RRP for a 46% discount. That brings us all the way down to £69.99 for the first time - I've only ever seen this guitar controller go for around £80 in the past.
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PCs
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This is a fantastic price for an RTX 5070 gaming laptop, especially one with a sturdy Intel i7-14650HX processor at the helm. The Katana is my go-to budget rig, and with a £240 discount it's at its lowest price yet on Amazon's shelves.
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You can save £200 on this RTX 5060 Ti Alienware Aurora at Amazon right now, dropping one of the more expensive PCs on the market down to a sub-£1,500 position. That's excellent news for anyone trying to get around component shortages by buying prebuilt.
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This is the best value Alienware gaming laptop on the market right now, and it's just shaved over £200 off its final price. You're getting an RTX 5070 under the hood, with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX processor and 32GB RAM to support it.
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This is a premium pick, but if you're going all out on an RTX 5090 system the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 is one of the best machines you can choose. This Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX configuration is £300 off at Amazon, not much considering the £4,699.99 starting price. It's still the cheapest I've seen at this retailer, though.
Read more: Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 review
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Mice
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The best mouse I've had on my desk at a record-low price, this is a must-see. Amazon's Spring Sale has the Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro down at just over £130 this week, beating its previous record by £10. This has only been a sub-£150 mouse for the last few months and I've only ever seen £140-ish prices in the last few weeks.
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We're now back down to a record-low price on the Razer Basilisk V3, with Amazon dropping a few extra pennies to nudge this value-packed rodent under £30. That's excellent news for anyone after a budget pointer.
Read more: Razer Basilisk V3 review
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One of my favorite gaming mice taking its debut discount in an Amazon Spring Sale? That's something worth shouting about. The Corsair Sabre V2 Pro Ultralight is already punching above its £89.99 price tag with a featherweight 36g form factor. At £64.99 it's the wireless rodent I'd recommend first this week.
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The Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless SE has sailed down to its lowest price yet in Amazon's Spring Sale, hitting £79.99 for the second time in its life. This has been a £100+ mouse up until 2026.
Read more: Corsair Scimitar Elite Wireless SE review
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Keyboards
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The Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 has been at a record-low for a little while now, but this is still a relatively recent release at its best price yet. Not to mention it's my number one gaming keyboard on the market right now. At £159.99 you're saving £50 all in, and grabbing a magnetic deck for a fantastic price.
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This is my go-to budget gaming keyboard, and it's shaving even more off its £32.99 starting price for Amazon's Spring Sale. A fully hot-swappable mechanical deck that looks and feels fantastic? You can't go wrong for just over £20.
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It's still difficult to find a wireless gaming keyboard for under £100, and even more difficult to find a full-sized, fully hot-swappable model. Amazon has the Keychron V6 Max back at its lowest price yet this week, returning to a £96.99 position for only the third time in its life. Previous sales have only ever stuck close to £115.
Read more: Keychron V6 Max review
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Razer's Joro is seeing a smaller discount in Amazon's Spring Sale, but it's still cheaper than ever before. With £18 off the final price this super portable deck is just a hair over £100 right now. I'd primarily recommend it those looking for a Bluetooth option for a travelling handheld setup, but it's a slick device overall as well.
Read more: Razer Joro review
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Controllers
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The Victrix Pro BFG has just dropped under £100 in Amazon's Spring Sale, kicking that £180 RRP down a good notch or two. This is the best pro gamepad we've tested for Sony's console, and this is the first time I've seen it for less than £100 at Amazon.
Read more: Victrix Pro BFG review
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With nearly £10 off the final price, the PowerA Advantage is down to a new record-low rate on this gorgeous pastel Mushroom Kingdom edition at Amazon. Whether you need more Mario Kart gamepads or you're looking to spend as little as possible while dropping Joy-Con in docked mode, this is a fantastic saving.
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The GameSir G7 SE is down to its lowest price yet on Amazon's shelves, thanks to a £10 discount on the wired budget-friendly pad. This is a regular discount, popping up once every couple of weeks, but it's still never been cheaper.
Read more: GameSir G7 SE review
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The GameSir Cyclone 2 generally sticks close to its launch price, but Amazon's Spring Sale has it down to its lowest price yet this week. While it's never been cheaper, this offer does pop up every few weeks.
Read more: GameSir Cyclone 2 review
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Headsets
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This is the big one, the gaming headset deal I look for whenever Amazon has a major sale. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is back down to a rare £229.99 record-low sales price this week, that's for a full £100 off its RRP. I've only seen this discount a handful of times in the last year, and this is the first time I've seen it in 2026 at all.
Read more: SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review
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The Turtle Beach Atlas 200 is one of the best-priced gaming headsets on the market, and that £49.99 starting rate has fallen even further this week. A £12 saving takes us to a record-low £37.95 sales price on this one, though alternative colours are still stuck in the £40s.
Read more: Turtle Beach Atlas 200 review
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The SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds are pretty endgame if you're after a high-end set of earbuds for on-the-go gaming and music. This is also the best price I've seen on the Xbox version all year, £5 away from a record-low set back in August and only offered by a third party seller.
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The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5x Wireless has been £5 cheaper in the past but if you're in the market for a lower mid-range wireless headset right now this is exactly where I'd point you. The cheaper Nova 3s are only about £10 behind this model, which means value is on the 5s side this sale.
Read more: SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 Wireless review
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How I find the best Amazon Spring Sale deals for gamers
Here at GamesRadar+ we're constantly testing the latest and greatest gadgets. You can find out more about how we do this in our Hardware Policy, but suffice to say every gadget we review takes center stage in our own setups for at least two weeks before we make our final assessment. They stick around after that initial test period as well. Whenever we test a new release we're always comparing it to the devices that came before it, and cross-referencing similarly priced gadgets to make sure we're always on top of where the value sits.
To enter our top recommendation lists a product needs to pass a pretty straightforward test; would we recommend it to our friends, grandmas, and colleagues. If a product isn't good enough for us to suggest it to those closest to us, it's not good enough to sit in our buying guides. That doesn't have to mean every product is ground-shifting, it may be particularly good for a specific subset of users or a more niche need might be filled that deserves shouting out. It does, however, mean that we stand by every gadget and gizmo on these lists and regularly review them in relation to new releases.
That's the background work happening all the time. When it comes to events like Amazon's Spring Sale, things kick into overdrive. With a bank of the best gaming gadgets on the market in my arsenal I take to the virtual aisles to hunt down everything that's actually on sale. That's the fun bit, it's essentially shopping.
Now that I have a (hopefully) hefty wad of Chrome tabs open, it's down to making sure the prices are right. I check price history across a product's life to date to ensure we're at (or near) a record-low, and that discounts haven't been heavier prior to the sale event, cross-referencing at other retailers to make sure we've got a best-of-web offer on our hands.
Once I know we've got a genuine deal on a top-rated product it's allowed pride of place on this roundup.
When does the Amazon Spring Sale end?
Amazon's current Spring Sale is due to come to an end on Monday March 16, which means we've still got a good few days (and a weekend's worth of deal hunting) to find the right offers.
If it's consoles you're after, check out the latest Nintendo Switch bundles deals and best PS5 bundles. Or take a look at this week's cheap gaming laptop deals for more offers.
Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more

Managing Editor of Hardware at GamesRadar+, I originally landed in hardware at our sister site TechRadar before moving over to GamesRadar. In between, I've written for Tom’s Guide, Wireframe, The Indie Game Website and That Video Game Blog, covering everything from the PS5 launch to the Apple Pencil. Now, i'm focused on Nintendo Switch, gaming laptops (and the keyboards, headsets and mice that come with them), PS5, and trying to find the perfect projector.
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