Best Cyber Monday and Black Friday tech deals you can still get live — PC hardware deals on GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, and more that you can still get at Amazon, Newegg, and others

2025-12-02T15:16:40.573Z

Our favorite headset is now a whopping 35% off

Razer dropped a new BlackShark V3 Pro recently, but the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) is still our favorite gaming headset at the moment. That's because it sounds great, and it makes you sound great.

Luckily for us, it's still 35% off. That's even better than the deal we saw yesterday for Cyber Monday, and across the Black Friday weekend, bringing the price down to just $116.99 (was $199.99) at Amazon.

This wireless, over-ear headset is lightweight and extremely comfortable and it has a detachable boom mic that makes your voice sound fantastic. It features Razer's 50mm "Triforce Titanium" dynamic drivers, which are tuned for gaming and come with several game-ready presets pre-installed.

The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro offers both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. That isn't simultaneous, a feature you'll find in the BlackShark V3 Pro, but with a quick-switch button that works well enough. It doesn't offer an analog or wired connection, but it gets up to 70 hours of battery life — which should be plenty for even a serious gamer.

You can read our full review of the BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) here. — Sarah

2025-12-02T15:05:06.239Z

I’ve long had a love for Wera tools, but my love is curtailed by how expensive they are. Luckily, this set of hex wrenches is still on sale, even after Cyber Monday.

We've all used those horrible, cheap, soft metal hex keys. Be it furniture, PC cases, or 3D printers, those hex keys turn up everywhere, and using a cheap set is a false economy. Why? Because the metal used to make them is some sort of weird hybrid of modelling clay and cotton candy!

Get a set of these Wera long-arm hex keys and enjoy German engineering at its finest instead. All of these hex drivers have a ball-end, which is useful for accessing hex screws that are at odd angles or for fast tightening/loosening before using the long arm to finish off the job. Wera makes quality tools, and I keep a few of them in my tool drawer at all times for maker projects. They will last you a lifetime and are a sound investment for the creator and maker who uses their skills for a living, especially for less than $20. —Les Pounder

2025-12-02T14:54:16.302Z

Snag the MSI MAG Pano M100R PZ mid-tower gaming PC case for $94.99 - includes four 120mm fans and controller

Cyber Monday is over, but you can still score a great deal on MSI’s MAG Pano M100R PZ, a great little panoramic PC case for MicroATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. The chassis is specifically designed for compatibility with back-connect motherboards like MSI PZ, Asus BTF, Gigabyte Stealth, and others, using these special motherboards to move the connectors to the rear for a super clean aesthetic with virtually no wires.

The Pano M100R PZ features modern connectivity on the front panel, including a 20 Gbps USB-C port and an LED switch that connects to the included fan controller. Connect the four included ARGB fans, then press the button to control IO panel to control the lighting effects. There’s room for multiple radiators and/or fan locations, and it fits graphics cards (to 350mm) and large air coolers up to 175mm tall.

We reviewed its larger ATX brother, and the result was a positive 4-star rating. The M100R is the same, but smaller, so we’d expect similar positive results here too. For $94.99, it’s one of the best mid-tower chassis deals you can still get your hands on. -- Joe Shields

2025-12-02T14:46:22.971Z

The best gaming chair we've ever tested is now 29% off

The best gaming chair that we've tested isn't a typical racing-style chair — but it isn't a full office-style task chair, either. It's a collab from Herman Miller and Logitech G: the Vantum, which features a brand-new ergonomic design built "specifically for gamers," with gamer-oriented features such as an "active, forward-leaning alignment," a comfortable adjustable neckrest, and adjustable lumbar support.

Buzzwords aside, the price is the really impressive thing here, as it's currently 29% off — down to $662.50 at Herman Miller (was $930). You'll need to use the code SAVE5 at checkout to gain an extra 5% off to hit this price, however.

The Vantum has a mesh backrest and a padded, cushioned seat, along with padded 4D armrests. We loved its adjustable lumbar support, which is similar to the lumbar support you'll find in pricier Herman Miller task chairs. We also loved the passively-adaptive thoracic support, and while the chair doesn't offer full recline, the tilt mechanism was very comfortable (as long as you're not trying to take a nap).

You can read our full review of the Vantum here if you still need convincing. — Sarah

2025-12-02T14:35:31.254Z

Snatch a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router at dual-band prices: TP-Link Archer BE550 is a smoking hot deal at $150

If you're looking for a value-priced tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router and you missed the sales over the weekend, look no further than this Archer BE550 from TP-Link. The router has an MSRP of $249.99, but is currently on sale for $179.99 at Amazon.

To make the deal even sweeter, a $30 promo code (30BE550) brings the price down to just $149.99. That makes the Archer BE550 not much more expensive than some of the more premium dual-band Wi-Fi 7 routers on the market.

So, what do you get for $150? Well, the Archer BE550 operates at up to 5760 Mbps on the 6 GHz band, up to 2880 Mbps on the 5 GHz band, and up to 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. The maximum bandwidth on the 5 GHz band is about half that of more premium Wi-Fi 7 routers, but we can't really complain at this price point. While this is a standalone Wi-Fi 7 router, it supports EasyMesh, meaning that you can create a mesh network in your home with another EasyMesh-compatible router.

On the wired connectivity front, the Archer BE550 should accommodate most typical households thanks to a single 2.5 GbE WAN port and four 2.5 GbE LAN ports. There's also a single USB 3.0 port for adding external storage to your network. — Brandon Hill

2025-12-02T14:26:06.513Z

A staggering MacBook deal, and it's still live!

Walmart has slashed the price of the M1 MacBook Air to just $499, which is truly astonishing value for a laptop. The M1 MacBook Air was Apple's first outing of its new famed switch to Apple silicon when the company ditched Intel. Despite its age, it offers famously excellent battery life and snappy processing thanks to M1.

This is a truly awesome laptop deal, and one perfect for anyone still rocking an Intel Mac, or as a gift for anyone who needs a portable computing solution with great battery life.

Move fast, this deal is already 60% sold at Walmart, and we'll be expecting it to sell out quick. — Stephen Warwick

2025-12-02T14:07:46.238Z

A nifty case for a small build

If you're in the market to build a Micro-ATX PC, this NZXT H3 Flow has everything you need to build a small but mighty PC. It only comes with one 120mm rear fan as standard, but you get support for a 280mm front radiator, 240mm top radiator, and a GPU of up to 377mm (without front fans). At 25% off, this case is back to its lowest-ever price now that Cyber Monday is over. — Stephen Warwick

2025-12-02T14:07:30.289Z

There’s still time to save on a performant analog Razer keyboard, still at all-time low pricing

The Razer Huntsman V3 Pro caused a bit of a stir when it was released, with its Snap Tap feature, which effectively allowed users to game the way that certain movements occurred in Counter-Strike. In fact, it caused so much of a fuss that anyone caught using it online would be banned. This is made possible by the board’s optical analog switches, which can be adjusted between a 0.1 to 4.0mm actuation point.

Alongside the controversial Snap Tap feature, you also get standard Rapid Trigger functionality, which was pioneered by Wooting, allowing for faster keypresses and reduced debounce times. Now, you can still find this keyboard at a 33% discount over at Amazon, bringing the price down to under $150.

In our 4.5-star review, we said that the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro TKL offered up an excellent typing experience, with good build quality and is highly programmable. However, just note that you will have to use Razer’s Synapse software, which isn’t the greatest around.

Regardless, at a solid $72 discount over on Amazon, this performant keyboard has all of the gaming frills you might want, while still delivering a good typing experience. — Sayem Ahmed

2025-12-02T14:07:15.883Z

Get this Aorus RTX 5090 gaming laptop for $3099.99 at Newegg before it disappears

So you need a desktop replacement PC, and system prices are spiralling out of control. Well, don’t you worry, as a top-spec Gigabyte Aorus Master 16 has gotten a solid discount off of its original listing price of $3799, all the way down to $3099 at Newegg, thanks to a discount code.

If you’re after a powerful portable PC, this 16-inch Gigabyte laptop might be the late deal that you’ve been waiting for. You should hurry, though, as the shopping season is starting to wind down; it might be wise to pick this up sooner rather than later. Apply the promo code GNB346 on your basket to see the total discount.

The laptop is well-rounded, offering a 2560 x 1600 resolution on a 16-inch OLED panel, which is fully certified for Nvidia G-Sync, so many modern games will look, play and run especially well, considering the specs on offer here. Complete with four additional speakers, the laptop has it all.

We reviewed a slightly lower-spec version of this laptop earlier this year, praising the bright display and storage expansion capabilities. With a combined total power of 230W between the CPU and GPU, you can be certain that the system will deliver on whatever requirements you have. Just keep in mind that the battery life probably won't be great when running this caliber of components. Remember to add the offer code to apply that extra $400 discount before you purchase. — Sayem Ahmed

2025-12-02T13:21:49.749Z

Grab the capable Cooler Master NR200 Mini ITX case for under $60

You've got all of your core components for your next ITX build, but in doing so, you are now on a shoestring budget for grabbing the rest. If that's you, you might want to take a look at Cooler Master's NR200 Mini, which was released a fair while ago, but became an incredibly popular case for a good reason: It's cheap, and it's still compact, compared to a mid-tower. Discounted by 45% to just $59.99 at Amazon, you're likely not going to find a better ITX case at this price point.

The roomy case is simple to build into, offering a shrunk-down version of a standard tower PC build. With space for triple-slot GPUs and side-mounted support for radiators of up to 280mm, you can pack a lot into its compact 18-liter chassis. So long as you make sure that everything fits, and you have an SFX power supply to hand, it's hard to see where you might go wrong.

There have been a few different variants of the NR200 over the years, but this one keeps its original, horizontal GPU layout, where the V2 model offered up a vertical mount instead. We reviewed the NR200 Max in 2021, which came with a slightly different layout, and a bundled AIO and cooler. But the build experience will largely be very similar, aside from the horizontal GPU.

Sporting a utilitarian design, this case has been around for a long time for a reason: Cooler Master managed to crack the code on getting out a capable, low-cost ITX case. If you look at the market today, you'll see prices at least double for compact cases like the Fractal Terra or the Thermaltake TR100. This makes the NR200 still a solid value option for SFF builders today, and at just under $60 at Amazon, you might just be able to recoup some of that money you've spent on pricey RAM. — Sayem Ahmed