15 Great Deals on Gaming Gear, Headphones, and Accessories

It has been a big couple of weeks for games. Even if you don't know much about either of these titles, it is a great weekend to pick up some discounted games, headphones, or other gaming accessories. You can expand your gaming library or upgrade your peripherals on the cheap.

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There are headphone deals.

The SteelSeries Arctis Prime is one of our favorite gaming headsets and is currently under $100. The Prime are good at blocking out background noise, even though they don't have active noise cancellation. This is a great choice if you are okay with a corded headset.

These headphones have some of the best noise-canceling technology out there, so you will sound clear to your friends despite the background noise in your home. You won't hear anything but them and the game. This deal is also available at Target.

The AirPods Max are too expensive and this discount is not very common. They have some of the best headsets we have tested. This is close to the lowest price we have seen for them.

If you're looking for a pair of earbuds for your Switch, it's hard to beat the Galaxy Buds2. They have active noise cancellation, a dual-driver array, and IPX2 water resistance. You can cover both bases with one pair of earbuds, because they are our favorite set of earbuds.

There are gaming accessory deals.

I like my Stream Deck. The array of 15 keys is useful for more than just gaming. Whether you want to use it to automate parts of your broadcast or just to get work done, it is a handy accessory. This is about as cheap as we have ever seen it be, and it doesn't often go on sale.

It is hard to not see the microphone pop up in someone's stream. It also features eye-catching LEDs built into the microphone itself for a striking look, as well as rivaling the famed Blue Yeti on sound quality. If you need a microphone that will spend a lot of time on camera, this is the one for you.

The Odyssey G3 is a great external screen that can be used in lieu of a high-res monitor. It supports FreeSync tech, which is great if your PC or laptop uses anAMD graphics card, and it has a 144-Hz refresh rate, which should be enough for most fast-paced games. The monitor can be turned into a portrait orientation with the included stand. This is still a great deal, even though it has dropped to $200 on occasion.

There are video game deals.

There are a lot of game deals this week for those who want something new and fun to play.

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