Save money off a Razer gaming laptop right now with their 'Prime in Overtime' deals

Save money off a Razer gaming laptop right now with their 'Prime in Overtime' deals
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As big fans of Razer gaming gear, we pay particular attention to any offers on the hardware beast's gear. What's better than getting some of the best gear for less than its listing price? Not much, we'd say. Particularly when it's shaving some dollar or pounds signs off the big beast of Razer's goodies- the Razer Blade laptops. Known to hold heir value, any deal offering a reduction is worth paying attention to.

 Even in these lean times between Prime Day and next month's Black Friday deals, there are some discounts on Razer gear to enjoy, direct at the hardware maker's website. We've picked out the best from Razer's 'Prime in Overtime' sale, and you can see these picks below. 

Note: these offers span Razer US and Razer UK so you can find deals below for both sides of the Atlantic.

There's something for everyone here and whatever you're interested in, you should have an option. That's because these discounts cover the main areas that Razer excels in: laptops, headsets, mice, and keyboards. 

To start with, you can save a small amount on Razer Blade 15 Advanced laptops that offer the best portable gaming experience going. You can also get discounts on one of the infamous Kraken headsets that'll up your game's audio level, not to mention tried and trusted names in the field of gaming mice and keyboards like the Mamba and Black Widow Elite.

While it might be tempting to wait for November, these do represent decent offerings right now that won't break the bank but will bag you quality gear. The Hammerheads are a personal favourite of mine, as is the BlackWidow Elite keyboard, and you can never overlook a discount on a Blade 15 laptop...

Razer Blade laptops on offer

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Edition (RTX 2080 Super) | $3,000$2,899.99 at Razer US

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Edition (RTX 2080 Super) | $3,000 $2,899.99 at Razer US
With a 10th-generation Intel processor, a 2080 Super graphics card, a 1TB SSD, 16GB of RAM, and a 300Hz (!) Full HD screen, this Razer Blade is not a devastating price cut but is always worth a look if you're ready to pull the trigger.

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model (RTX 2070 Super) | £2,650 £2,469.99 at Razer UK

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model (RTX 2070 Super) | £2,650 £2,469.99 at Razer UK
Saving money on a Razer Blade laptop is always a welcome proposition, particularly as they hold their value so well in normal circumstances. A £180 discount on this Advanced variant of the 15 is tempting as a result. Especially with that 2070 Super graphics card, a new 10th-gen processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD powering a 300HZ display.

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model | £3,100 £2,919.99 at Razer UK

Razer Blade 15 Advanced Model | £3,100 £2,919.99 at Razer UK
A big selling point of this particular Blade 15 laptop is its blisteringly fast 300Hz screen. It's a big investment but games will be wonderfully crisp and smooth on this quality laptop. Plus that 2080 Super graphics card is just *chef's kiss*.

Razer headsets on offer

Razer Kraken Ultimate | $130 $99.99 at Razer US / £130 £99.99 at Razer UK

Razer Kraken Ultimate | $130 $99.99 at Razer US / £130 £99.99 at Razer UK
The Razer Kraken Ultimate is near the top of the tree when it comes to the Krakens. It's a USB connection so geared mainly toward PC gaming and you can get the excellent THX Spatial Audio from its 50mm drivers which will comprise a great gaming audio experience.


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Razer Hammerhead True Wireless | $100 $79.99 at Razer US / £100 £79.99 at Razer UK
These are excellent wireless in-ear buds that I used every day on the commute when we used to commute to offices. They really do pack a punch for the little buds they are, providing a great musical, audio, and gaming experience on the go.

Razer mice on offer

Razer Mamba Elite wired mouse | $90 $69.99 at Razer US /£90 £69.99 at Razer UK

Razer Mamba Elite wired mouse | $90 $69.99 at Razer US / £90 £69.99 at Razer UK
A fine mouse that might not get much limelight as it used to due to the Vipers, DeathAdders, and Basilisks that are a bit newer. However, if you're looking for a swish new gaming mouse- or a fan of the Mambas and want to stock up - this price is a real tempter.

Razer Mamba wireless mouse | $100 $79.99 at Razer US / £100 £79.99 at Razer UK

Razer Mamba wireless mouse | $100 $79.99 at Razer US / £100 £79.99 at Razer UK
Go tether free with the wireless version of the Mamba. It's not the flashiest or the brand new-est of Razer's wireless mice, but if you want something that is reliable, quality, and won't break the bank when going cord-free, then this is a solid offering. It's a strong contender for best gaming mouse, and certainly a frontrunner for best wireless gaming mouse.

Razer keyboards on offer

Razer BlackWidow Elite keyboard |$170$129.99 at Razer US / £170 £129.99 at Razer UK

Razer BlackWidow Elite keyboard | $170 $129.99 at Razer US / £170 £129.99 at Razer UK
If you are looking for a full-sized beast, then this is a great deal on a wicked keyboard. I use this keyboard every day as well as for games and can testify to its quality.

Other Razer hardware on offer

Razer Seiren Emote microphone | $179.99 $129.99 at Razer US / £170 £122.99 at Razer UK

Razer Seiren Emote microphone | $179.99 $129.99 at Razer US / £170 £122.99 at Razer UK
Have some fun with your microphone for home or streaming use. The graphics on the front are a fun addition and mean you can program what's shown to your audience. Amazing deal.

And for more Razer gear and advice check out our guides to Razer headsets, Razer keyboards, Razer streaming, Razer laptops, and our Razer mouse and Razer controller guides.

Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, 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 six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!