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The Best Prime Day Deals for Gamers

Mark Foster

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The Best Prime Day Deals for Gamers

Featured Image Credit: Amazon UK / Razor

Happy Amazon Prime Day everybody! It's that time of year again, where gamers (or those looking to buy a gift for that special gamer in their life) can pick up a great deal by heading to Amazon and finding that perfect little something.

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So, I hear you ask, what can I pick up this Prime Day? Well, turns out there's a lot of gaming and tech deals that might pique your interest. We've hunted down some of the best ones below, but keep your eyes peeled for more popping up both today, Tuesday October 13th and Wednesday October 14th.

All of these deals are exclusive to Amazon Prime, and only accessible to Amazon Prime subscribers. If you want to get in on the action, Prime is £7.99 a month and gives you access to Prime Video, Twitch Prime and free next-day delivery on hundreds of thousands of items.

If you buy something via the links in this article, we may earn a commission

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£104 off Razer BlackWidow Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, now £75.99

Credit: Razor
Credit: Razor

Razor are considered to make some of the best gaming peripherals on the market, and the BlackWidow Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is no exception. Coming with a supporting magnetic wrist rest that can be removed and reattached, full RGB backlighting and UK mapped clicky switches as standard (you can choose to have silent switches, too, in both UK and US variants) and fully rebindable keys so you can game in a way that's comfortable to you.

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Was: £179.99 Now: £75.99

£23 off 128GB SanDisk card for Nintendo Switch, now £17.99

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Credit: SanDisk
Credit: SanDisk

If you've been in the market for a little extra storage for your Nintendo Switch then look no further than the official 128GB SanDisk Micro SD card for the console, while saving yourself 56 per cent off the RRP. Tidy. By simply inserting the memory card into the Switch's expandable memory slot you'll be able to have more games and other content downloaded to the console for great gaming on the go, or simply playing at home. You can also grab a good deal on the 256GB variant which will save you a humble 45 per cent.

Was: £40.99 Now: £17.99

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£95.50 off SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset, now £204.99

Credit: SteelSeries
Credit: SteelSeries

Save a whopping 32 per cent on this SteelSeries Arctis Pro headset that provides 2.4G wireless (and more importantly lossless) audio. They're bluetooth enabled so they'll not only work with your PC and consoles, but your mobile phone too, and come with what is widely considered to be one of the best microphones in gaming. The unbelievable quality ranges from 10 - 40,000 so you'll never miss a thing when gaming or listening to music, and the polished steel and aluminium shell makes it incredibly durable. Perhaps the coolest thing is that the headset comes with two chargeable batteries so you're never going to run out of charge in the middle of a game.

Was: £299.99 Now: £204.49

£37.71 off Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse, now £29.95

Credit: Logitech
Credit: Logitech

Logitech makes some of the best cost-efficient gaming peripherals out there, and the MX Master is no exception. Compatible with PC, Laptops and Macs via bluetooth that allows users to swap between up to three devices with the touch of a button. Logitech Darkfield Tracking means it can be used on almost any surface, while an unbelievable 40 days of battery life means you'll have to charge it sparingly. There's also the 5 remappable buttons that sit ergonomically under your fingers.

Was: £67.66 Now: £29.95

Visit the Amazon Prime Day page to view more deals.

Mark Foster
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