The 25 best Memorial Day sales for gamers - I've scrolled every retailer for PS5, Switch, Xbox and PC deals so you don't have to

Here we go!

I've got the laptop revved up and a cooling fan in place, it's time to put Chrome to work finding more of the biggest Memorial Day deals for gamers. I'll be checking through all the tech I've given high review scores to over the last few years to find the gadgets and gizmos with the biggest price cuts. So sit back and relax as I dig up some Memorial Day treasures.

My favorite gaming keyboard

SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 | $219.99 $197.99 at Amazon

The SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 is a delight, packing Hall effect switches that give me the feeling of far more control over just how far I'm pushing than other decks I've tried. This is the latest Apex Pro model to hit the shelves, but it's never dropped lower than this $197.99 sale price. You're saving 10% here, or $22, a smaller saving on a premium deck but one that gives us a record-low rate on the best clickers I've tested.

Read more: SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 review

My go-to Joy-Con alternative

Hori Split Pad Pro Attachment Set | $79.99 $55.99 at Amazon

The Hori Split Pad Pro is a chunkier, wider replacement for handheld Joy-Cons and this attachment set means you can use the gamepad in docked mode as well. I don't get on with the original Nintendo controllers too much; the corners hurt my palms, the thumbsticks are too small to feel precise, and the skinnier form factor gets crampy after a while. I've been using the Hori Split Pad Pro since I first reviewed it and, while I do miss rumble for some titles, I haven't looked back.

No, it's not great for travelling (I normally stick the old Joy-Con back on when I'm out and about) as the controllers themselves don't fit in most Switch cases. However, if you're after a more comfortable experience at home it's an easy recommendation from me.

Read more: Hori Split Pad Pro review

Also see: Hori Split Pad Pro vs. Compact

A gaming mouse made for large hands

Turtle Beach Kone II Air | $119.99 $89.99 at Amazon

The Turtle Beach Kone II Air is one of my favorite pointers, and I don't even have large hands. The wide body and chunkier design does make it a go-to for those who feel modern mice to be too skinny, but it's excellent comfort features and slick design are easy to get on board with regardless.

I've only ever seen this wireless gaming mouse $2 cheaper in the past, and only once at that. This is the best price I see day to day, but a discount that only appears every few months.

Read more: Turtle Beach Kone II Air review

A premium OLED gaming laptop

Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 16-inch RTX 4060 gaming laptop | $1,899.99 $1,399.99 at Best Buy

This feels like the right price for an Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 with an RTX 4060 GPU. You'll find those graphics in cheaper models, but not with this premium build quality, OLED 240Hz panel, and AMD Ryzen AI 9 375HX processor. That's one of my favorite CPUs in slimline gaming laptops right now, and with $500 off the final price you're getting it all for $1,399.99 at Best Buy.

The only thing keeping last year's G16 out of my ranking of the best gaming laptops was its high price for the performance it offered. That's what makes it such a steal during sales like Memorial Day.

Read more: Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 (2024) review

PSA: Watch out for Walmart

I've noticed Walmart's struggling in the price comparison game today - a lot of the prices I'm checking are above MSRP. That's because Walmart operates on a marketplace model, with different vendors all selling on the site. If possible, always buy from either Walmart itself or from a verified distributor and, as ever, if a deal is truly too good to be true then it probably is.

The headset I have permanently parked next to my PS5

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless | $349.99 $243.46 at Amazon

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless has been at the top of our gaming headset list for a while now, but it just keeps fending off the competition. There's fantastic audio between these cups as well as a particularly slick hot-swappable battery system that means you never have to worry about charging. It's the simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4GHz audio that gets me, though, there's nothing like roaming the wilds of Fallout 76 with my own personal playlist running through my phone.

The Nova Pro Wireless isn't immune from discounts, but this $243.46 price is rare nonetheless. At MSRP, this is a premium device, but considering we're just $5 away from a record-low this is an easy recommendation.

Read more: SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review

The controller that does snappy mechanical switches on a budget

EasySMX X10 PC / Nintendo Switch controller | $69.99 $29.99 at Amazon

I was hunting for a crisp set of mechanical switches under my face buttons when I came across the EasySMX X10. After reviewing it, I was sold. This is a budget-minded controller (and Prime members can score it for a record-low price right now), but it still holds up today. You've got everything you need, with a 2.4GHz connection for PC and Nintendo Switch as well as Bluetooth, additional back buttons, and super clacky buttons.

It's better for PC, yes. I have noticed over the last few months that latency issues do creep in when using the X10 over a longer distance, particularly with the Nintendo Switch. Parked up at a desk, though, I've been running everything from Avowed to Doom: The Dark Ages through this thing.

I've only ever seen the EasySMX X10 down to $39.99 in the past, so you're getting an additional $10 off this Memorial Day. It's worth noting, though, that I haven't seen that full $69.99 MSRP in a very, very long time.

Read more: EasySMX X10 review

A luxury slimline Alienware laptop

Alienware x16 R2 RTX 4090 gaming laptop | $3,599.99 $2,699.99 at Dell

The Alienware x16 R2 is about as luxurious as previous generation rigs get, with a super skinny design and configurations spanning all the way up to the RTX 4090. That's where we're looking today, with a $900 discount on the top-end configuration bringing the price down to a slightly more manageable $2,699.99. That's still expensive, but it's actually a pretty impressive rate on a high-end chassis like this.

I had mixed opinions about the X16 when I tested it. The display isn't going to satisfy those after a particularly bold, immersive experience, but this configuration prioritizes speed with its 480Hz FHD+ panel anyway. I tested an RTX 4080 version and it came out at the middle of the pack, though that pack was mostly consisting of thicker, chunkier rigs.

Put simply, you'll get better performance from other brands, but if you want full-power without lugging a behemoth around in your backpack this is a pretty slick middle ground.

Read more: Alienware x16 R2 review

Duncan's favorite budget gaming chair

Corsair TC100 Relaxed gaming chair | $219.99 $188.99 at Amazon

The Corsair TC100 Relaxed is one of the cheapest chairs you'll find from mainstream gaming brands, but it still manages to stick a comfortable, ergonomically sound landing. I've only seen it a little cheaper in the past, dropping to $174 back in April. If you're keen on a return to record-low, it's worth keeping an eye on this one. Otherwise, this is the best price I've seen all month.

Read more: Corsair TC100 Relaxed review

See also: Do you need a gaming chair with massage features?

My favorite gaming mouse for MMOs

Corsair Darkstar Wireless | $149.99 $99.99 at Amazon

Yes, there's no 12-button array here. Instead, Corsair changed up the MMO mouse game with its circular selection of clickers surrounding a grippy textured surface. It takes a little getting used to, but once I re-learned where everything was I realized this is one of the most precise and flexible devices MMO players can grab.

At $99.99, we're $50 down from the usual $149.99 MSRP here. That's a record-low that's only appeared in the last few weeks. Before this, the Darkstar Wireless was only ever on sale for around $120, making for an additional $20 off the final cost.

Read more: Corsair Darkstar Wireless review

The low-profile gaming keyboard that changed my mind (and a free copy of Doom)

Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile | Doom: The Dark Ages | $269.98 $169.99 at Amazon

You should be paying $199.99 for the keyboard and $69.99 for a copy of Doom: The Dark Ages, but Amazon has both together for $169.99 ahead of Memorial Day. That's a total saving of $100, which is still excellent value even if I've seen this deck at around $114 in the past.

I've never been a massive fan of low profile keyboards, and yet the Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile is one of the best decks I've ever tested. There's a super-soft set of Asus switches under the hood (a brand of clickers I wholeheartedly recommend trying out), making for incredibly smooth motion. Typing on this feels like stepping on fresh snow for the first time, even with those shorter caps.

Not only that, but the 65% form factor keeps your arrow keys and you've still got media controls up top (a rarity in these more compact decks).

Read more: Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile review

PSA: Always remember to price check

I'm checking the prices of all the deals I find across a range of retailers today, and it's important you do the same if you spot an offer you like out in the wild. Retailers generally match each other when a discount has been set by the brand itself.

Stores do go out by themselves for savings, though, so I'd always recommend making sure you're getting the lowest price on the web before committing through checkout. It's not just raw numbers either. As I saw in the Asus ROG Falchion RX Low Profile deal just now, some stores could be adding extra incentives like free games and subscriptions to sweeten the deal.

Phil's favorite 1440p gaming monitor

Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 (27-inch) | $799.99 $549.99 at Amazon

The Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 has returned to a record-low price at Amazon this week, hitting that $549.99 sweet spot that I haven't seen since the end of last month. This is only the fourth time the G6 has dropped this far down the price scale, excellent news if you're after a 1440p panel with a punch.

It's the fantastic color work that makes the OLED G6 such a sight to behold, and while we reviewed a 360Hz version (this deal is on the 240Hz model) there's still plenty of speed up for grabs. Some monitors will throw in a built-in USB-C hub for this kind of cash, though if you're already set up for connections this is still a fantastic option.

Read more: Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 review

Duncan's top gaming PC for cooling (and a full AMD build)

NZXT Player Three RX 7900 XTX gaming PC | $2,999 $2,499 at NZXT

Duncan reviewed the RTX 5080 version of the Player:Three, but you can grab an AMD RX 7900 build for $2,499 at NZXT's own site right now. This brand isn't without controversy, but the spec and price selections, fantastic temperature control, and clean design of this rig are obvious. Bizarre PC-rental schemes aside (and you might need to take a look at your storage speeds), this is a fantastic offer.

Read more: NZXT Player Three review

The game that's holding me over until DQ12

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (Nintendo Switch) | $59.99 $39.99 at Best Buy

I'm still holding out for Dragon Quest 12 before retirement, but until then I've been diving back into Dragon Quest 3. This is the game that's been scratching that itch since I finished up with Echoes, and it's on sale across Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox - all for $39.99.

When do Memorial Day sales officially start?

Memorial Day is on Monday May 26, and that's the official go-time when this year's sales should start. That hasn't been the actual case for years.

Retailers launch their Memorial Day sales anywhere from a week to a few days before the actual holiday, and the vast majority are live already. That means the offers you see on the shelves now will largely continue through to the main event (stock willing), with a sprinkling of additional discounts arriving as we get closer to the weekend.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is less than $4 on Xbox

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt | $39.99 $3.99 at Microsoft

Microsoft's digital storefront has The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt available for just $3.99 right now, a fantastic $36 saving down from the original $39.99. This is an older release, but it's still been upgraded for Series X, so it sees discounts pretty frequently. It's a steal at $4 with the new release on the horizon, though.

When do Memorial Day sales end?

Most retailers have set midnight on May 27 as their end date for this year's Memorial Day sales, but I wouldn't be surprised if some offers stuck around for a few days after that. Stores like Best Buy and Newegg are a little more stringent on this one, but discounted prices can remain at Amazon and Walmart for some time after an event, even if they're not strictly linked to Memorial Day.

Should you buy before Memorial Day itself?

It might be tempting to wait for Monday, but I've been watching these sales for years - these are the offers and only a few more will likely be added before the main event. I generally see the biggest discounts landing in the week leading up to Memorial Day proper. While some items could drop a little further over the weekend, I see just as many increasing their prices or running off the shelves due to low stock.

This is the best PS5 bundle to buy this Memorial Day

PS5 Slim | Astro Bot | $569.98 $449.99 at PS Direct

PS Direct still has the highest value PS5 bundle I've seen in a long time on its shelves, with the Astro Bot deal hanging on just in time for Memorial Day. Not only are you getting $50 off the device itself, but you're getting a free $59.99 game included. It's a heavy-hitter as well, one of the best platformers I've played so far with a price tag that rarely drops.

I already thought this wireless gaming mouse was good value - now it's $20 off

NZXT Lift Elite Wireless | $79.99 $59.99 at Amazon

The NZXT Lift Elite Wireless already impressed me at its full $79.99, and with $20 off that final price you're getting fantastic value in this cordless rodent. This is a brand new record-low price, in fact it's the first discount I've ever seen on this particular device since it launched just a couple of months ago.

The NZXT Lift Elite Wireless boasts a super sturdy build quality and low 57g weight, with both 4K and 8K poling rates and a 26K DPI sensor. Those specs aren't going to matter too much to the everyday player, though - what I loved about the device was its comfortable textured sides and smooth, jitter-free tracking. The size and shape is better for a claw grip, fingertip if you're particularly speedy, though those with larger hands going for a full palm hold might struggle.

Read more: NZXT Lift Elite Wireless review

This ultra-customizable keyboard is looking pretty sweet right now

Glorious GMMK 3 Pro HE | $369.99 $240 at Amazon

The Glorious GMMK 3 Pro HE is one of my favorite hot-swappable decks, not just for its excellent construction, Hall effect compatibility, and heavy sound dampening, but because it's built with modularity in mind. These are premium keyboards, though, with this 75% wireless model usually costing $369.99.

A record-breaking discount brings us down to $240 at Amazon this Memorial Day, though, where I usually only see sales prices hitting around the $280 - $310 mark.

Read more: Glorious GMMK 3 review

See also: What is a Hall effect gaming keyboard?

Who has Memorial Day sales live right now?

Pretty much everyone.

Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Lenovo, Newegg, HP, and Samsung all have Memorial Day messaging on their sites, with official sales well underway. I'm still waiting on GameStop, Woot rarely advertises its deals as specific-sale related, and Dell is still holding out on us with its official discounts (though there are plenty live on the site).

Not interested in Nintendo Switch 2? Grab an original console from $247.99

Nintendo Switch (renewed) | $299 $247.99 at Amazon

Nintendo Switch OLED (renewed) | $349.99 $288.98 at Amazon

Amazon has the lowest prices on renewed Nintendo Switch devices that I've seen so far this Memorial Day, well worth a look if you don't want to fork out the $449.99 for a Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order. It's the cheapest way to get access to the full Switch catalog and hybrid handheld experience.

Phil's favorite ultrawide monitor is at a record-low price

Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 (49-inch) | $1,799.99 $999.99 at Amazon

This is only the second time I've seen the Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 drop below $1,000, thanks to a massive $800 discount on the $1,799.99 panel. That's a fantastic price considering the QD-OLED screen generally only ever dips to $1,100.

The G9 impressed with its incredible image quality during testing and even comes with some handy extras to boot. Those smart features won't see too much use in a real-world setting, but considering the discount this is well worth a look.

Read more: Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 review

PSA: Best Buy has the Razer Iskur V2 for less than Amazon

Razer Iskur V2 gaming chair | $649.99 $549.99 at Best Buy

The Razer Iskur V2 was $499.99 for a very brief moment at the start of the month, but it's normally a solid $599.99 chair even when on sale. That's exactly where Amazon has it right now, but Best Buy's lurking with an additional $50 off. That means you're getting one of Duncan's favorite gaming chairs for a price I've only ever seen once before today.

Read more: Razer Iskur V2 review

I love these Glorious keycaps, and Amazon's the way to go this Memorial Day

Glorious GPBT keycaps sets | From $43.99 $39.74 at Amazon

I use Glorious keycaps every day, so I'm always looking for discounts on their many sets come major sales events. Amazon isn't disappointing this Memorial Day, with a range of different color options on sale right now (and these prices are lower than Best Buy's). The cheapest is the Ocean set (the one I have on my own GMMK 3), with prices moving up to $89 (was $96) on more premium options.

OLED TVs start at $549.99 at Best Buy

LG B4 48-inch OLED TV | $699.99 $549.99 at Best Buy

OLED TV prices are generally falling quite quickly - back in my day you'd be lucky to find any for under $1,000. Not only do they now start much cheaper than that, but Memorial Day sales have cut them even further.

Best Buy has LG OLED TVs for as little as $549.99 right now. That's the price on a budget-minded B4 model, but you'll find discounts reaching four-figures across the range today.

You can already save on Nintendo Switch 2 accessories at Amazon

TomToc Slim Nintendo Switch 2 carry case | $36.99 $33.29 at Amazon

Amazon's Memorial Day sales are already dropping prices on Nintendo Switch 2 accessories this week, but my favorite discount sits on the TomToc Slim carry case. The $36.99 clamshell is already slightly cheaper than Nintendo's official model, but is down to $33.29 right now. That's a smaller saving, but considering just how good a case this is it's one I'm fully behind.

TomToc Slim cases do exactly what they say on the tin. They're super slimline, with simple cutouts for the thumbsticks and buttons, which make for a particularly streamlined experience.

Read more: Best Nintendo Switch cases

It's not just that Asus keyboard that comes with Doom: The Dark Ages

A whole stack of Asus gadgets also come with a free copy of Doom: The Dark Ages for Memorial Day, from the Asus ROG Delta II gaming headset to the fantastic Asus ROG Azoth deck. Between monitors, mice, routers, earbuds, and microphones, there's plenty of kit included in this offer.

View all Doom: The Dark Ages bundles at Amazon

Good morning, gamers!

Howdy, folks! Hardware Editor Duncan here to bring you some Memorial Day savings while Tabitha is busy with other things. I'll be back in a moment with our first little deal to spotlight for the day.

As a PC gamer, my eyes are drawn to bundles like this at Newegg

You could kickstart your PC gaming journey this Memorial Day with handy bundles like this one. Not only do you get a powerhouse PC charged with a brand new RTX 5070 GPU, but you also get a free mouse and keyboard, and a 165Hz QHD monitor for your troubles as well.

That's under $2,000, that's a pretty excellent deal. Most RTX 5070 PCs cost more than $2,000 on their own, so you're getting a serious bargain with those added extras thrown in. The rest of the rig is not to be glossed over either (see specs below).

For anyone looking to start their journey in the PC gaming realm, this is everything you'll need and then some.

Skytech Chronos gaming PC bundle | $2,599.99 $1,849.99 at Newegg

Specs: RTX 5070, AMD Ryzen 7 9700X, 32GB of DDR5, 1TB SSD, 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler

Looking for an RPG to get utterly lost in?

Best Buy is offering one of 2025's biggest games, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, for $20 off right now. For PS5 players looking for their next big RPG fix, this is absolutely going to scratch a few itches. It's the sort of game you'll lose hundreds of hours to without realising, and there's a lot of depth to its mechanics and role-playing.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 | $69.99 $49.99 at Best Buy

Needing somewhere to sit?

My favorite budget gaming chair is currently available for the price I always recommend it at. The Corsair TC100 Relaxed is great for giving you a lot of premium gaming chair features for not very much money. The Black Fabric model is going cheap thanks to a $70 off promo code, listed below.

Code: MDSESA9222

Corsair TC100 Relaxed | $269.99 $200 at Newegg

How would you like a pro controller with a screen?

The Manba One is definitely one of the top controllers I've tested this year, and of all of the gamepads I've come across with a screen and a settings menu slapped bang in the middle of them, this one takes the cake. Being able to customize every aspect of the controller, even down to its deadzone curves, via the onboard display was amazing. It streamlines the customization process because you don't need to link to a phone app or plug into a PC. And as a controller, it has 4 useful back buttons too.

Right now, at Amazon, it's going for a lower price thanks to a limited-time deal.

Manba One | $69.99 $55.99 at Amazon

AW CRAP, IT'S THE BAT

Let's take a detour from the world of accessories and video games for a moment to dive into tabletop. You can currently pick up the Batman Zombicide spinoff, DCeased: Gotham City Outbreak, for the heavily reduced price of $20.09 at Amazon rather than $50. Considering the pedigree of the developer and the fact it's Batman, this is a very tempting offer.

We've got plenty more discounts on the best board games, so don't you go anywhere.

Arise, Tarnished

I'd like to give a shoutout to one hell of a weighty tabletop offer, this time on an adaptation for one of the most popular RPGs in recent years - Elden Ring. The board game version is currently sitting pretty at $169.99 at Miniature Market, which is a lot better than the usual $200. Yes, it's still pricey. And as mentioned in our Elden Ring: The Board Game - Realm of the Grafted King review, it's not perfect either. But if you're a diehard Elden Ring fan, you should enjoy yourself here.

CHOMP CHOMP

Bowser and his Koopas may be better known, but another of Mario's enemies is almost as iconic - the Piranha Plant. It's gotten its own, excellent Lego set, which you can currently grab for a lot less than usual ahead of Memorial Day. It's currently $47.99 at Walmart, which is an absolute steal considering the usual $60 MSRP. I'd argue this is one of the best Lego sets, so don't miss out.

Games, games, games

Currently looking to find a Switch 2 pre-order? Not to worry, we've been keeping an eye out ourselves. Even though the consoles are hard to come by right now, that doesn't mean games are. You can currently pick up games for the upcoming system from $39.88 at Walmart, which isn't too bad all things considered.

And we're out for the day! Thanks for following along, and hopefully we'll catch you tomorrow for more deals hunting.

Here we go!

Happy Friday all, and welcome to the real meat of this year's Memorial Day sales. I normally see a few more discounts going live the weekend before the event itself kicks off, and more retailers joining the fold as well. Of course, the biggest discounts from the last few days are still holding as well, so stick with me as we lead up to the holiday on Monday.

Amazon just dropped the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless down to a new record-low price

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless | $349.99 $228.93 at Amazon

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless has already been a winner this Memorial Day, but now Amazon has dropped the rate on my favorite gaming headset even further. The black PS5 version is now available for just $228.93 - that beats the previous record by some $20. This is a must-see for anyone after high quality audio at a fraction of its regular $349.99 MSRP.

Read more: SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review

This is Newegg's most popular Memorial Day deal

AMD Ryzen 5 9600X | Patriot P400 SSD | $198.99 (with promo code) at Newegg

The AMD Ryzen 5 9600X is currently listed as Newegg's most popular Memorial Day deal. I can see why.

The CPU is currently $70 off, with an additional $10 off (using promo code SSESA937) and a free Patriot P400 500GB SSD thrown in. That's excellent value for $208 all together.

You'll have to move fast, though, this offer will end in 20 hours.

Razer's first hot-swappable keyboard at its cheapest price yet

Razer BlackWidow V4 75% | $189.99 $150.80 at Amazon

Razer's first hot-swappable deck went down well, if a little expensive. The excellent typing experience, included wrist rest, and easy switch-swapping made it a go-to in its day, and now it's cheaper than ever. The 75% keyboard has just dropped to $150.80 at Amazon, $10 less than it's ever been before.

Read more: Razer BlackWidow V4 75% review

This was already one of the best value wireless mice on the market - now it's even cheaper

Glorious Model O 2 Mini Wireless | $99.99 $66.49 at Amazon

The 57g Glorious Model O 2 Mini sits in a small but growing section of the market; value-minded wireless gaming mice. At $99.99 it was already cheaper than the majority of flagships up for grabs, but with $33 off the final price it's looking particularly strong at $66.49.

Read more: Glorious Model O 2 Mini Wireless review

Sony is giving away free TVs this Memorial Day

Buy Sony Bravia 8 II, get Sony KD-55X77L for free | $3,999.99 at Sony

You'll need to grab the brand's $3,999.99 flagship Bravia 8 II to get it, but Sony is actually offering completely free TVs this Memorial Day. The KD-55X77L is automatically added to your cart at checkout, and is usually worth $549.99 by itself.

This PS5 Pro bundle is still the best value on the web

PS5 Pro | Galactic Purple controller | $739.98 at Walmart

Walmart has a PS5 Pro alongside a Galactic Purple controller for $739.98 right now, a solid saving considering the controller itself usually goes for $74.99. With the console usually at $6999.99, there's excellent value baked in here.

Prepping for Switch 2?

If you've already secured your Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order, it's time to get hunting for accessories. Memorial Day is coming at just the right time! There are four gadget deals that Rosalie recommends above all else right now, from cases to charging docks.

TomToc Slim Nintendo Switch 2 case | $36.99 $33.29 at Amazon

Taslayp Charging dock for Switch 2 Joy-Con | $29.99 $25.99 at Amazon

JSAUX 3-pack tempered glass screen protector | $9.99 $2.99 at Amazon (with promo code)

8BitDo Ultimate 2 controller | $69.99 $62.99 at Amazon

Duncan's favorite controller of the year has returned to a record-low price

Manba One PC controller | $69.99 $55.99 at Amazon

The Manba One has sailed back down to its lowest ever price at Amazon this Memorial Day, dropping its $69.99 MSRP for a $55.99 sales price once again. This is as cheap as the wireless gamepad goes, with its charging dock included no less.

Read more: Manba One review

This super-crisp QD-OLED panel is $100 off

Alienware AW2725Q 27-inch gaming monitor | $899.99 $799.99 at Dell

Dell has the Alienware AW2725Q gaming monitor down to $799.99 this Memorial Day. While it was an extra $50 off when it first hit the market (thanks to an early bird special), this is still a fantastic discount on a 4K 240Hz panel.

Read more: Alienware AW2725Q review

The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro is still $50 off at Woot

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro | $199.99 $149.99 at Woot

Pro controllers are usually pricey, especially when they have a Razer logo attached. The V3 Pro is still available for a fantastic $50 discount at Woot right now, though, dropping the rate to a record-breaking $149.99. This is one of Duncan's go-tos, with a solid selection of additional controls and great feel.

Read more: Razer Wolverine V3 Pro review