PC Gaming

As part of its now live Black Friday Deal Days sale, Lenovo is offering an Intel-powered Legion Tower 5i gaming PC for $939.99 shipped. Don’t forget to enter promo code BUYMORELENOVO during checkout to see the discounted price. This particular machine with an RTX 5060 graphics card typically goes for $1,320, so you’re looking at a straight-up $380 discount on it right now. We’ve seen a bunch of AMD-powered Legion Tower 5 PCs go on sale in the past, but this one with an Intel Core Ultra 5 has dropped below the $1,000 mark for the first time. It’s a pretty good option to consider if you’re looking to buy a gaming PC this holiday season under $1,000, and you can learn more about it in detail below.

We are now tracking a deal at Amazon that drops Razer’s latest Phantom Green Firefly V2 Pro RGB backlit mousepad down to $89.09 shipped. This particular variant recently debuted with a $110 price tag, alongside the brand’s other Phantom Green-themed accessories. It dropped to the $90 mark a couple of months back in August, but today’s 19% discount shaves an additional dollar off to mark a new best price to beat. This is the lowest we have seen this mousepad fetch to date, so be sure to grab it if you were eyeing one of these for your battlestation.

Alongside its now live Deal Zone offers, B&H is offering Samsung’s Odyssey G60SD 27-inch QHD 360Hz OLED gaming monitor for $599.99 shipped. Don’t forget to clip the on-page $50 off coupon to see the discounted price during checkout. This is regularly a $900 monitor, which is currently fetching $650 directly at Samsung as well as Amazon. Today’s deal at B&H, however, shaves an additional $50 off with the on-page coupon to mark one of the lowest prices we have tracked for it. Only once before today have we seen this display go for less, and it’s now within $50 of that price. Head below for more details.

Woot is back with another sale, and this time it’s offering a wide range of Logitech peripherals, accessories, and more at some of the best prices yet. This updated sale event includes a bunch of fresh Logitech gear that previously weren’t included earlier, like the MX Master 3S and the MX MX Keys S Combo, and the prices for items here start at just $9. Most of these units are brand new, but you’ll also find open-box steals delivering deeper discounts like this offer on the brand’s MX Keys S Wireless Keyboard that drops it down to $89.99 Prime shipped. What makes this sale even better is that you can use code LOGITECHFIVE at checkout for an extra $5 off for a limited time. Head below for more details.

Following the likes of Best Buy, Walmart, Dell, and many others who have already given us a glimpse of the deals to come over the next few days, leading up to the big day, Lenovo has now officially kicked off its early Black Friday sale event. The brand is dishing out offers of up to 70% as part of its 2025 Black Friday Deal Days event, and you’ll find pretty much everything from ultrabooks, Legion, and LOQ gaming laptops, desktops, and more discounted right now. The prices for items included in the sale start at just $13, and you’ll find more details below.

We just spotted a deal at Best Buy that drops one of AOC’s 27-inch QD-OLED QHD 240Hz gaming monitor down to $399.99 shipped. This is regularly a $550 model, which is now seeing a $150 discount. Today’s deal marks the lowest price we have tracked for this display, and it’s also one of the best prices we have tracked for a QD-OLED gaming monitor yet as these displays typically cost close to $1,000, like this wildly popular Alienware QD-OLED monitor that’s currently going for $799.99 shipped after a $100 discount. Also, a similarly-specced AOC model with a different part number is currently fetching $449.99 shipped at Amazon. Head below for more details.

We are now tracking a deal at Amazon that drops Sony’s new INZONE Mouse-A wireless gaming mouse for $128 shipped. This model debuted alongside other new INZONE gear recently with a $150 price tag, which it has mostly maintained since launch. It dropped to $128 for the first time during the recent fall Prime Day sale, and today’s deal marks the return of that with a 15% markdown. It’s among the lightest gaming mice out there, and you can learn more about it in detail below.

Black Friday is right around the corner, and the holiday deals season is officially in full swing. After retailers like Best Buy and Walmart rolled out their early offers, Dell has now joined the party with its own pre-Black Friday sale. The brand is offering major discounts across laptops, desktops, accessories, and more – with prices starting as low as $60. All the deals are live now on Dell’s dedicated sale page, and you can check out the brand’s full pre-Black Friday ad below for a quick look at what’s on offer.

While you can still grab Razer’s Pro Click Humanscale wireless mouse at $50 low, we just spotted a deal that drops the brand’s latest Pro Click V2 model down to a solid price. Amazon currently has Razer’s latest 2025 Pro Click V2 ergonomic wireless mouse down at $79.99 shipped. This model debuted back in April with a $100 price tag, which it largely held until recently when it saw its first discount drop to $96. Today’s deal, however, shaves $20 off its usual going rate, marking a new best price to beat. This one, unlike the older Pro Click model, comes with RGB and a bunch of other upgrades, and you can learn more about it in detail below.

Amazon is currently offering Alienware’s AW2723DF 27-inch QHD 240Hz gaming monitor for $354.50 shipped. This is originally a $650 unit, that has fetched as much as $580 in recent months at Amazon while typically hovering around the $450 mark. Today’s deal, however, shaves an additional $95 off its usual going rate, delivering a new best price to beat. The same model, in case you’re wondering, is currently fetching $418 directly at Dell as part of its ongoing Holiday sale. Head below for more details.

Woot has updated its Samsung monitor sale, offering some huge discounts on a bunch of Odyssey gaming and M-series models. You can save up to $920 by cashing in on these deals today, and the prices for the models on sale start at $99.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). All models being included in the sale today are in brand-new condition, so be sure to grab them before they’re gone after getting more details below.

Welcome to 9to5Toys Battlestation Weekly – your go-to spot for the notable deals and latest releases in PC gaming at a glance every Saturday morning. This week we saw a bunch of notable markdowns headlined by the Xbox handhelds that landed at their best prices to date and stealing the spotlight right out of the gate. A good selection of RTX 50-series laptops and desktops from Lenovo, Alienware, and others also dropped to fresh lows, with up to $1,804 off. A batch of Logitech gaming mice and other peripherals hit their lowest prices this week, and to round things out, we even went hands-on with Razer’s new Kiyo V2 webcam. All that and more in this week’s Battlestation Weekly below.

While you can still grab Logitech’s G PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming mouse down at $100 low, we just spotted another deal that gets you the brand’s more compact G309 at a solid price. Amazon is currently offering Logitech’s G309 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming mouse down to $49.99 shipped. This is originally an $80 mouse that’s been fetching $90 since it saw a price hike earlier this year in April. It has seen several discounts since then, even dropping down to as low as $53, but today’s deal marks the steepest price cut we’ve seen so far. This is the lowest price we have seen this model fetch to date, and both black and white models have hit the $50 low today. Head below for more details.

We are now tracking a deal at Amazon that drops Logitech’s G PRO 2 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse down to $99.99 shipped. This gaming mouse originally launched at $130 but has been selling for up to $150 since a price hike in April. The white version first dropped to $100 earlier this year in July during the Prime Day sale, and now, for the first time, the black model has also hit that same all-time low. Both the black and white variants are available for $100 today, while the Magenta version is fetching its full price at $150. Head below for more details.

We just spotted a deal at Lenovo that drops its Legion Tower 5 Gen 10 RTX 5070 Ti gaming PC down to $1,885.49 shipped with promo code EXTRASAVEAFF that auto-applies during checkout. You are looking at a massive $1,084.50 discount on this tower that carries a $2,970 price tag, and it marks the lowest price we have tracked for it. We’ve seen the Intel-powered Legion Tower 5i gaming PC go for less, but this is the first time we’re seeing this AMD-powered RTX 5070 Ti variant see a discount this steep. Today’s deal delivers some serious value, considering the same PC with an RTX 5070 itself is currently going for $1,880 at Best Buy. Be sure to snag it after getting more details below.

After rolling out its Pokémon-themed accessory lineup a couple of months ago, Razer is back with a fresh drop – this time leaning fully into a translucent white aesthetic. It’s calling it the Phantom White Collection, and this lineup mirrors the earlier Phantom Green series but swaps the color for a sleek, translucent white finish. The collection includes five peripherals, including the Kishi V3 smartphone controller grip and BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard, with prices starting at $110. Head below for a closer look and more details.

Update: Microsoft’s new Xbox ROG Ally and ROG Ally X PC gaming handhelds are now available to purchase. Best Buy currently has them in stock and shipping with prices starting at $599.99 shipped for the standard Xbox ROG Ally. More details in the original post below.

A little over a month after Xbox confirmed the release date of its upcoming gaming handhelds, the ROG Ally and ROG Ally X are now available for pre-order. That also puts an end to all the speculation around pricing. The ROG Ally is priced at $599.99 shipped, while the more powerful ROG Ally X comes in at $999.99 shipped. The standard ROG Ally, which comes in white, can be pre-ordered from Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. The beefier ROG Ally X, available in black, can be grabbed from Best Buy and Microsoft’s official store. Both of these models start shipping on October 16. Head below for more details.

Corsair is following up Logitech’s G Pro X2 Superstrike launch with a new wireless mouse of its own – the Sabre V2 Pro. Unlike Logitech’s new model that packs in rapid trigger and haptic feedback tech, this one keeps things simple and focuses on weight. It’s an insanely lightweight mouse that weighs just 36 grams, making it one of the lightest gaming mice available for competitive gamers. The Sabre V2 Pro is now up for grabs in black and white colors, and you can score one now for $99.99 shipped. Head below for a closer look and more details.

Logitech has introduced a new ultra-light wireless gaming mouse, the G Pro X2 Superstrike, and it comes with a few tricks to stand out from the sea of other options out there. Instead of traditional mechanical switches, this flagship model will ship with an analog system, adding haptic actuators to mimic the feel of a click. It’s set to launch early next year at $179.99 shipped and will come in a black and white color scheme. Logitech has also introduced the new G Pro X Superlight 2C, which is now up for grabs at $159.99 shipped in three colors. Head below for a closer look and more details.

After first showing up at CES in January and making its way through multiple leaks, Lenovo’s Legion Go 2 PC gaming handheld is now officially up for pre-order. Lenovo is offering two configurations of Legion Go 2 – one powered by the AMD Ryzen Z2 for $1,099.99 and another with the beefier Z2 Extreme at $1,349.99 shipped. You can pre-order the handhelds from Best Buy now and be among the first to get your hands on them when they officially hit the shelves next month. This new model brings several upgrades over the original Legion Go while retaining many of the features that made the original one popular, like detachable controllers, a built-in kickstand, and more. Head below for more details, along with a closer look at the handheld and its specifications.

Titan Army has been carving out a strong reputation for itself as a gaming monitor brand lately by delivering feature-packed displays for esports enthusiasts at prices that are easier to justify than many bigger-name competitors. The brand has a huge selection of gaming displays to choose from, and it’s rolling out solid Labor Day discounts right now on two of its most popular models – a 25-inch and a 27-inch. Both of these display sizes are well-suited for competitive gamers, and the prices for these start at $99.99 shipped as part of the ongoing Labor Day sale. Head below for a closer look and more details.

Update: Best Buy has listed the new Xbox ROG Ally and ROG Ally X handhelds, briefly confirming the $549.99 and $899.99 prices in the backend. They’re not available to pre-order yet, though. Additionally, Best Buy has also listed $69.99 2-in-1 hard case and a $99.99 ROG 100W Charger Dock for ROG Xbox Ally.

Microsoft has confirmed the launch date for its new Xbox handhelds. Both the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X will officially arrive on October 16, though pricing and pre-order details still remain under wraps. The timing lines up with earlier expectations and positions the handhelds to hit shelves just ahead of the holiday season.Hit the jump for more availability details and other info.

Sony has just unleashed a handful of new gaming peripherals as part of its Inzone lineup, including its first gaming keyboard and mouse. The new additions include the Inzone H9 II headset, E9 in-ear headphones, KBD-H75 keyboard, Inzone Mouse-A, and a pair of mousepads. All these peripherals are now up for pre-order directly at Sony’s website and Amazon, with most of them shipping later this month, except the headset that hits the shelves on September 5. Head below for a closer look and more details.

Samsung’s Odyssey G6 (G60SF) debuted in May this year as the world’s first 500Hz OLED gaming monitor, though it was limited to just four Asian markets at that time. It’s now making its way to the U.S., launching alongside two new G7 models – the 37-inch and 40-inch Odyssey G7 (G75F) – all available directly from Samsung. The Odyssey G6 (G60SF) stands out as the star of the lineup today, and it sports a 27-inch QHD panel with a $1,000 price tag. Hit the jump for a closer look and more details.

Update: According to billbil-kun, the new Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X handhelds will launch on October 16. Pre-orders will open on August 20 during Gamescom, as mentioned in the original post below.

Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox-branded ROG Ally handhelds have been making headlines since their official announcement last month. And now, just a day after Xbox confirmed the devices will be showcased at Gamescom, a new report appears to reveal the pre-order dates. According to billbil-kun, the new Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X gaming handhelds will be available for pre-order starting on August 20, 2025. This is in line with when we were expecting the handhelds to go on sale, so they would land on everyone’s doorstep just in time for the holidays. Hit the jump for all the details, including the expected pricing.

After unveiling the ‘world’s first 5K2K-resolution bendable OLED display’ earlier this year in January, LG is now back again with another world’s first – this one particularly aimed at competitive gamers who love speedy displays. The brand showcased a bunch of new panels at the COEX event in South Korea, and one of them happens to be an OLED with support for up to a whopping 720Hz refresh rate. It’s a 27-inch unit that lets you switch between two different modes, and you can learn more about it in detail below.

8Bitdo announced the launch of its updated Nintendo 64 gamepad last year alongside the Analogue 3D, and it’s finally up for grabs now. You can get one for yourself from Amazon, and it comes in white and black colors. This budget-friendly controller is priced at $39.99 shipped and is fully compatible with Nintendo’s Switch 2 handheld. It’s one of the more affordable options available for the new console, and you can find more details below.

Lenovo first announced its Legion Go 2 PC gaming handheld back in January at CES, and we now have our first look at the device. A video shared on YouTube showcases the handheld in action, highlighting its OLED display, detachable controllers, and more. This is the first time we’re seeing this upcoming gaming handheld in its flesh outside the renders, so hit the jump for a closer look and some more details.

8Bitdo has just unleashed its new Pro 3 wireless controller, now up for pre-order on Amazon. This is the successor to the popular Pro 2 model from 2021, offering broader compatibility with a wide range of platforms, including the Switch 2, Valve’s Steam Deck and other SteamOS-based handhelds, PC, iOS, and more. You can pre-order and reserve your unit now for $69.99 shipped, and be among the first to get your hands on it when it officially launches on August 12, 2025. The listing is also covered by Amazon’s Pre-order Price Guarantee, which means you’ll pay the lowest price offered between now and the release date. The Pro 3 brings several improvements over the existing model, so be sure to hit the jump for a closer look at the gamepad along with its features.

One of the biggest issues I often run into with Hall effect gaming keyboards is that they typically fall short when it comes to typing experience outside of gaming. The few that do get it right – or at least come close – like the Glorious GMMK 3 Pro HE, usually cost over $300. As someone who enjoys building and tweaking mechanical keyboards as a hobby, I found myself constantly switching between standard mechanical keyboards for typing and Hall effect models for gaming. That changed when I got my hands on the Luminkey Magger68 Pro HE. Built by a brand known for offering a wide range of layouts and catering to enthusiasts with “high-end” custom boards, the Magger68 strikes that rare balance, at least for me. It’s not only great for typing but also includes all the key magnetic keyboard features like customizable actuation points. I’ve been using it as my main keyboard for both work and gaming over the past few weeks, and in this review, I’ll break down whether it’s worth considering for your setup. Hit the jump for a closer look.

NVIDIA has been adding new GPUs to its RTX 50-series and the latest one on the block is the RTX 5050 graphics card. The brand has announced the launch of this new GPU for both desktops and laptops, complete with support for ray tracing and DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation. The RTX 5050 desktop GPU will start at $249 when it goes on sale next month from third-party partners like ASUS, Gigabyte, and more, and you can expect the notebooks powered by NVIDIA’s RTX 5050 laptop GPUs to start at $999. Head below for more details.

Alongside the long list of games announced during its first Xbox Developer Direct showcase of 2025, Microsoft officially announced its rumored Xbox gaming handheld. The brand has partnered with ASUS to announce them as ROG Xbox Ally handheld, and these will be available to purchase later this year during the holidays. Microsoft has announced two new handhelds – the ROG Xbox Ally and the ROG Xbox Ally X. These new models essentially build upon the existing ROG Ally handhelds and you can learn more about them in detail below.

After days of teasing, 8Bitdo has officially unveiled its new all-button arcade controllers. The company has introduced two versions: one compatible with the Nintendo Switch and PC, and an officially licensed Xbox Edition designed for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows. Both models are now available for pre-order on Amazon starting at $89.99 shipped, with a release date scheduled for July 15. These listings also fall under the Amazon pre-order Guarantee, meaning you’ll be charged the lowest price if they fall to a lower price between now and release. Hit the jump for a closer look and more details.

Sandisk just unleashed the new WD_BLACK SN8100 NVMe SSD with cutting-edge PCIe Gen 5.0 technology, which it says is the world’s fastest PCIe Gen 5.0 NVMe SSD on the market. This sleek storage drive is said to deliver read speeds up to 14,900MB/s and capacities up to 4TB (8TB coming later this year), making it a great option to consider if you’re looking to upgrade your battlestation or working setup for gaming, content creation, and more. Both regular and heatsink variants of the new 8100 SSD are now up for grabs, and prices for these start at $179.99 shipped. Head below for a closer look and more details.

After unveiling the new Pro Click 2 Vertical mouse, Razer is back with another announcement. This time, the brand has introduced a trio of new gaming accessories, all aimed at enhancing your gaming experience – whether you’re at home or on the move. One of the most interesting products of the lot is the new Razer Clio, a $230 head cushion designed to be used as a headset replacement. Additionally, Razer has also launched a new compact gaming mouse called Basilisk Mobile alongside the Joro portable wireless gaming keyboard. Head below for a closer look at these new products and more details.

After reintroducing the Area-51 desktop earlier this year at CES, Alienware has now unleashed a new range of gaming laptops under its Aurora brand. The latest Aurora 16 and 16X laptops are powered by Intel’s Raptor Lake Refresh/Arrow Lake CPUs and RTX 50-series GPUs, and they even have redesigned chassis with a more subtle design compared to what we’re typically used to seeing the brand. The new Aurora 16 and 16X gaming laptops are now up for grabs starting at $1,149.99 and 1,949.99 shipped, respectively, and you can learn more about them below.

We first heard about an Xbox-branded gaming handheld earlier this year in March when the rumor mill started churning out reports about Microsoft working with an OEM partner for it. Now, a fresh set of leaked images have shown up online, giving us our first look at what appears to be ASUS’ ROG Ally 2 handheld. There are two different models posing for these photos, and one of them features a dedicated Xbox button, which further fuels the rumors of an Xbox-branded handheld. Head below for a closer look and more details of these handhelds.

In just a few weeks after announcing the launch of its RTX 5060 family of graphics cards, NVIDIA has now confirmed that its entry-level RTX 5060 GPU will hit the shelves later this month on May 19. This is the $299 graphics card that was announced alongside the two RTX 5060 Ti models that went on sale last month and now available at various retailers like Amazon. The RTX 5060 will go on sale on May 19 and will be available to buy from retail partners starting at 12PM ET. Head below for more details.

Razer has added two new mice to its catalog – the Pro Click V2 and Pro Click V2 Vertical. The standard Pro Click V2 replaces the original Pro Click model whereas the Pro Click V2 Vertical is a completely new mouse in the brand’s mice collection. It’s the brand’s first vertical mouse with which it aims to compete directly with the likes of Logitech in the vertical mouse space. The Razer Pro Click V2 is now up for grabs at Amazon for $119.99 shipped while the standard model is “coming soon” exclusively at Razer’s online store. Head below for a closer look and more details.

NVIDIA is adding three new graphics cards to its RTX 50-series desktop GPU family today – RTX 5060, RTX 5060 Ti with 8GB VRAM, and the 16GB RTX 5060 Ti model. These new graphics cards will join the existing cards in the brand’s RTX 50-series, and both the RTX 5060 Ti models start shipping as early as tomorrow. The prices for these new graphics cards start at $299, making them a great choice for gamers who are looking to game on a budget. Head below for a closer look and some more details.