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A good gaming headset is practically a necessity these days. Clean and precise audio is essential for competitive gaming, allowing you not just to pinpoint your enemies, but communicate effectively with your teammates. Moreover, recent developments in spatial audio and virtual surround sound have allowed headsets to meet — and occasionally surpass — more expensive audio setups, allowing even the most budget-conscious gamer to obtain a competitive edge at a fraction of the price.

While you could always invest in a massive pair of speakers, they’re likely to earn you the dubious distinction of the worst roommate of the decade. Thankfully, the right headset will allow you to keep the running and gunning to yourself, which is why we’ve rounded up a collection of the best deals you can currently find on some of our favorite models.

For the sake of clarity, we’ve broken the deals down into two categories: wireless and wired. The former is tailored toward gamers looking for a little less clutter in their setup, while the latter is aimed at anyone who doesn’t mind a little extra cabling, or is looking for a headset that’s a little more budget-friendly.

The best wireless gaming headset deals

Logitech G435

Compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch

Definitely the boldest headset on our list, the Logitech G435 is a gaming headset perfect for anyone that isn’t afraid to make a statement. This comfortable, colorful headset is available in the blue colorway at Amazon and Walmart for $59, a modest $21 discount.

This on-ear headset has both Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz wireless connectivity, making it compatible with PCs in addition to consoles and mobile devices. The 18-hour battery life is impressive, too, and while it does lack the more traditional 3.5mm audio jack, the included USB-C cable can be used to simultaneously charge and listen.

While the lightweight headset lacks the prevalent boom-mic design used by other headsets in this category — it opts for beamforming microphones — the integrated mic still manages to provide an adequate audio input solution. This has the added benefit of giving the headset a more traditional, on-ear profile, giving you the option of wearing these in public without broadcasting your gamer status.

Logitech G435 Lightspeed

Logitech’s G435 Lightspeed is a lightweight and comfortable wireless gaming headset that won’t break the bank. It’s compatible with PlayStation consoles, as well as the Nintendo Switch and PC. It also supports Bluetooth, so you can listen to music or pick up calls while you game.

Razer BlackShark V2 Pro

Compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch (via 3.5mm audio)

The wireless version of the esports-inspired BlackShark headset from Razer boasts a lightweight, aviator design, and is currently discounted to $139.99 at Gamestop and $149.99 at Amazon. This isn’t the lowest price we’ve seen the comfortable headset go for, but it remains a solid discount on an excellent gaming headset that normally retails for $179.99.

The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro is sturdy and perfectly suited for

November may be the best month to take advantage of deals, but nothing can hold a candle to Black Friday itself. Without a doubt, today is the day to go hunting for the best possible deals. Lightning deals pop up throughout the day, so you’ll want to snag those before they end.

Digging through mountains of deals can be daunting and you have leftovers to eat. So, we did the digging to pull out the biggest discounts on the best products. Enjoy your turkey—or meat substitute—and scroll through the following deals.

We’ll keep this list updated as Amazon updates its deals all the way through Cyber Monday.

Here are some of the current standouts but be sure to check back regularly to see what’s new:

New Apple AirPods Pro $169 (Was $249)

There are already a lot of great deals on this list, but this is the cheapest we have seen the latest AirPods pro all season. It’s $80 off the retail price and makes the Pro model cheaper than the new standard model.

WD 14 TB Element Desktop Hard Drive $199 (Was $379)

With 14 terabytes of space, this desktop backup drive can hold huge photo, video, and music libraries. These have crept under $300 in the past couple months, but we haven’t seen them anywhere close to this low yet. This is a steal if you need this much room.

Zojirushi NS-LGC05XB Micom Rice Cooker & Warmer $105 (Was $150)

A rice cooker that sells out every year. Grab it while you still can. You can make up to three cups of rice and the machine has cooking presets everything from sushi rice to steel-cut oatmeal.

Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse $20 (Was $50)

This is more than half-off a great basic mouse. It has programmable side buttons and a fast 6400 DPI optical sensor.

Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch $999 (Was $1,099)

We’re said it before and we’ll say it again: The iPad Pro’s screen will spoil you. So maybe it’s time you spoiled yourself and got one. With its blazing-fast M1 chip, mini LED screen, and an extremely deep well of apps to pull from, the iPad Pro can be a portable workstation for artists and content creators, a productivity portal for students to executives, or just a joy to behold for movie lovers, gamers, voracious readers, etc. … and all for $100-$150 less at the moment, depending on model.

Jabra Elite 85t True Wireless earbuds $149 (Was $229)

If you’re not looking to jump onto the AirPods train and you want a very solid pair of high-end wireless earbuds, the Jabra Elite 85T fits the bill. They offer active noise-canceling, like the AirPods Pro and the Jabras let you take control over their sound profile so you can tweak it to your own listening habits or audio preferences. This is a steep discount on one of the best pairs of wireless earbuds around.

CHEF iQ Smart Pressure Cooker $120 (Was $200)

A staff favorite. This smart