PC gaming deals on Cyber Monday 2022
Black Friday 2022 is dead but how long Cyber Monday here to hang around, put on its shell, you can still take advantage of some of the best PC gaming hardware deals before. In fact, for the most part – I was expected to spend most of this morning wiping out expired deals, but most of the hardware that was discounted on Black Friday is still on sale for Cyber Monday at identical prices. Sometimes, even for a few less coins.
Since I’m not recommending these PC components, peripherals, and systems less than last week, you’ll find this list largely unchanged. It’s still an outstanding reel that covers all the deals, covering everything from CPUs and graphics cards to headphones and laptops. Myself and our friends at Eurogamer are also in the process of updating our other Black Friday guides, each of which focus on a specific type of harward and make sure they all look good. Updated for Cyber Monday. You will find them here:
Or! You can simply read on for the all-in-one guide.
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Cyber Monday CPU Deals
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Cyber Monday SSD Deals
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WD Blue SN570 1TB – $70 from Amazon US (was $110)Patience will pay off for anyone who waits until Black Friday (or rather Cyber Monday) to buy an SSD. The SN570, our top-rated PCIe 3.0 drive, is 36% off the spacious 1TB. |
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WD Blue SN570 2TB – $135 from Amazon US (previously $240)Amazon is also offering a significant savings on the 2TB model of the SN570. Well worth considering if you’re worried about how quickly 1TB will fill a game. |
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Crucial P3 1TB – $63 from Amazon US (formerly $90)The Crucial P3 is one of the fastest PCIe 3.0 SSDs available today, so it’s a bargain at this price point. |
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Crucial P3 Plus 500GB – $42 from Amazon US (formerly $60)The Crucial P3’s more complete PCIe 4.0-based sibling is a logical route to becoming a typically expensive SSD. |
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Crucial P3 Plus 1TB – $90 from Amazon US (previously $100)If you like the look and feel of the P3 Plus – understandably, it’s a good performer – but worry that 500GB will fill up too quickly, consider this 1TB version. |
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Samsung 870 Evo 1TB – $90 from Best Buy (previously $150)Years after its release, still no other SATA-based SSD can beat the 870 Evo. If you can’t insert an NVMe drive into your PC, this is the next best thing. |
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Samsung Pro Plus 512GB – $55 from Amazon US (previously $68)In my testing, this is the best Steam Deck microSD card you can get, and that’s especially true at this discounted new price. |
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Cyber Monday gaming monitor deals
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AOC 27G2U – £170 from Amazon UK (was £200)This is essentially a larger 27-inch version of one of our favorite cheap 1080p monitors. Not too bright, but the 144Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility give it a true gaming credentials. |
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NZXT Canvas 27Q – £272 from NZXT (was £389)It might sell out soon, but if you’re quick, you can save 30% on this amazing 1440p/165Hz monitor. Besides working well, it’s also one of the best-looking, best-designed gaming monitors I’ve ever used. |
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Cyber Monday gaming mouse deals
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Logitech G203 Lightsync – $18 from Newegg (formerly $40)Our top budget mouse returns to the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale. However, there is only one color option here. |
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Logitech G502 Hero – $30 from Amazon US (formerly $80)Reliable. Great feel, lots of re-editable buttons, adjustable weight, fast sensor… it’s hard to pass up G502 Hero for gaming. |
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Razer Naga X – $40 from Amazon US (formerly $80)The Naga X’s dozens of side buttons make it perfect for casual MMO players and comes at a much lower price point than the similar Naga Trinity. |
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Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro – $58 from Amazon US (formerly $130)Razer’s high-performance wireless rodent is a comfortable but uncomfortably expensive FPS mouse at launch; This deal fixes that. |
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Razer Basilisk Ultimate – $77 from Amazon US (was $150)All the programmable buttons and ergonomics of the main Basilisk series – the closest resemblance to the Basilisk V2 – but in a convenient wireless form. |
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Roccat Kone XP – $75 from Amazon US (formerly $90)One for RGB fans, this one. Or for MMO fans, RPG fans, MOBA fans, etc., as Kone XP’s additional input and thumb-held Shift allow up to 29 different commands to be executed. |
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Logitech G Pro Wireless – $90 from Best Buy (formerly $130)Another top-quality wireless mouse, with very little lag, feels like playing on a wired connection. It is ambidextrous. |
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Cyber Monday gaming headset deals
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HyperX Cloud II – £45 from Amazon UK (was £75)For me, the Cloud II is one of HyperX’s best ever headsets. The earcups can deliver bass-rich (but clear) sound for hours before getting annoying, and the microphone sounds great. |
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Razer Kraken V3 HyperSense – £80 from Amazon UK (was £130)‘HyperSense’ is what Razer calls haptic feedback technology, so this headset will vibrate your face in time with the action in the game. This sounds like a gimmick, but I tried it myself and it’s actually pretty fun. Like the rest of the Kraken V3 series, the Kraken V3 HyperSense also passed the sound quality test. |
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SteelSeries Arctis 7 – £95 from Amazon UK (was £160)I’d say this is the right price for the Arctis 7 – it’s not as premium as the Arctis Pro but the sound is still excellent and the stretch fabric headband makes it easy to wear without fatigue. |
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HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless – £100 from Amazon UK (was £190)My personal choice of gaming headset, at the time of writing. Cloud Alpha Wireless delivers rich sound and is comfortable to wear, and an exceptionally long-lasting battery keeps it going for months of regular use. |
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SteelSeries Arctis Pro – £110 from Amazon UK (was £180)Arctis Pro are premium headphones that are incredibly comfortable and sound great. At this price, it’s even better. |
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Logitech G Pro X Wireless – £149 from Amazon UK (was £220)Katharine once called the wired version of the G Pro X the best gaming headset overall thanks to its great microphone, quality sound, and high-quality build. This is essentially the same thing, but so is wireless. |