Razer sale now on at Amazon UK: save big on some of the best peripherals

There's never a bad time for a Razer sale, and these here are excellent examples of them. As part of Amazon Gaming Week, Razer has slashed the prices of a bunch of cool and quality gaming peripherals. You can see all of the deals at Razer's Amazon UK storefront.

We might not see such low prices again until the traditional winter sale period, so now is a great time to capitalise on the Razer sale and spruce up your setup. Note that these deals run until 23.59pm BST on the 26th August.

While not as many discounts are prevalent, our US readers should head over to Razer's Amazon US storefront to see what deals are live there.

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Even though it might be tempting to wait for the aforementioned end-of-year sales madness, I'm not sure these Razer deals will go any lower on the same items then. These really are some great prices. Because the sale covers most of what Razer is famous for in terms of peripherals - headsets, mice, and keyboards - it's not one to miss.

As ever, though, it'll pay to act quickly if you like the look of anything. Such is its popularity, Razer gear always flies off the shelves when it's discounted.

The main highlights are below but I should draw a few to your immediate attention - firstly, the Razer Viper Ultimate mouse which is just £103.99 on Amazon right now. That's a massive saving of £46 and basically a third off the list price, thus getting a whole load of quality gaming mouse for your money. Elsewhere, one of our favorite headsets, the Razer Kraken (in Black), is down to a mere £46.99 from its normal price of 80 quid. This is excellent value as the price creeps toward half price and it'll serve you across all your devices. And lastly, the 'regular' but still excellent BlackWidow keyboard is going for just £71.99, which represents nearly 60 pounds off its normal price. Truly excellent value, and great for those looking for an entry-level - but still genuinely quality - mechanical gaming keyboard.

Check out the long list of deals below, and remember that the deals end at 23.59pm 26th August.

UK Razer deals

Razer Kraken gaming headset | £79.99 £46.99 at Amazon UK
This is one of our favorite headsets going whatever platform you play on and whatever games you play. Its performance and feature set combine to offer tremendous value, so getting it for less than 50 quid is a headset no-brainer. The Green version of the Kraken is also discounted, available at £49.99, while the Mercury White color is down to £50.99, and the Quartz Pink headset is at £59.99. Check out our Razer Kraken review for more info.

Razer Nari wireless gaming headset | £149.99 £99.99 at Amazon UK
I use the Razer Nari Ultimate variant, so can testify to the quality of this headset series: they really are some of the best gaming headsets available right now. The 'regular' Nari is very much worth a go at this price, for sure, and you'll bag you all its glorious features, sound, options, and excellent unique THX Spatial sound. You can also save on the further streamlined Nari Essential which is at £66.99 right - reduced from £99.99.

Because you're getting strong contenders for best gaming keyboard and the best gaming mouse with this Razer sale, it's definitely worthy of some attention. Again, make sure you pick up anything you want before the deals end when each of them does.

Interested in all things Razer? Then you should definitely check out our guides to Razer headsets, Razer laptops, the best Razer mouse and Razer keyboards you can get, the top picks for a Razer controller, and the best Razer streaming gear going.

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Rob is the Managing Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for nearly a decade. Prior to a stint as Gaming Editor at WePC in 2023, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+ for two years, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last nine years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RockPaperShotgun, PCGN, and more. He is also a keen golfer and reviewer of golf watches and tech, and a qualified landscape and garden designer, the latter enabling him to be an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games.