Gaming Hardware
GPUs, monitors, peripherals, laptops, and gaming chairs reviewed and compared.
547 dealsThis is where we track the best deals on PC and gaming hardware — graphics cards, monitors, mechanical keyboards, gaming mice, laptops, and chairs. Whether you are building a new rig from scratch or upgrading a single component, our feed pulls real-time pricing from major retailers including Amazon, Newegg, Best Buy, and Woot so you can compare without hopping between tabs.
Prices refresh hourly. Every listing links directly to the retailer, and we flag notable discounts when a product drops well below its recent average. Our editorial team independently tests and reviews key products — GPUs, monitors, and peripherals — so you can pair deal alerts with hands-on assessments before buying. Check the guides below for our latest roundups and in-depth reviews.
Guides & Reviews
Only one actually benefits from it. — Got my hands on the Anker Prime DL7400 dock (DisplayLink-based, DL7400 chip, $299) and tested it across three Macs: my friend's M5 Pro, my M5 Air, and my girlfriend's Neo. Same dual 4K + 1080p vertical monitor setup for all three. Results: M5 Pro: Flawless but pointless. It natively supports up to 4 displays via its three TB5 ports and HDMI 2.1. The dock adds a software rendering layer on top of hardware that doesn't need it. You're paying $299 for one cab
Hey guys, would love to hear your recommandations :) I've been a Zowie FK2-B user for the past \~9 years, and decided it's time for an upgrade. I think the weight of my current one and the cable is holding me back, so anything really will be an upgrade. Games: mainly Counter-Strike (FPS) Sensitivity: slow sens, 640 eDPI (might go a bit higher in the future). performance is important for me (a receiver that faces the mouse is required, not a small usb adapter) Grip: somewhat of a Claw, a bi
Freesync and G-sync compatible, HDR1000, 144Hz 1ms, KVM and USB-C, matte finish - $360 (YMMV coupon for another $18 off) ($490-$130 or 27% off)
# Review: MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR: Unfiltered TMR Speed Disclaimer: I am not employed by or affiliated with MonsGeek, but I did receive this MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR on the promise that I would review it. As always, no money changed hands, no brand had early editorial oversight, and my testing methodology remains my own. (This review is a companion piece to my previous deep-dive breakdown of the Keychron Q6 HE 8K. For a full lexicon of analog gaming terms like Rapid Trigger, TMR sensors, and SOCD, or for
https://preview.redd.it/gno24htp4rwg1.jpg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4fb02f9125a6714187bdd1501c21f8220fde9cf2 Hi everyone, I wanted to share a recent experience regarding a severe safety hazard with the first batch (V1) of the Lamzu Atlantis Mini and the absolute comedy of errors that is Lamzu’s customer support. Recently, my out-of-warranty Atlantis Mini V1's scroll wheel started feeling a bit mushy. I opened it up to clean the encoder, only to be greeted by a massive "spicy pillow" –
14" (1920×1200) WUXGA IPS Touchscreen, Intel Core Ultra 9 288V CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Intel Arc 140V Integrated Graphics W/20% off using code TECHREFURB20 , for $661 #ad
Display, Snapdragon X Plus Processor, Qualcomm Adreno Graphics, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD. Now: $775.99 After 14% Off
6000, 1TB NVMe - $1113.99 ($1199.99 - $86 with promo codes SWARM and XEN)
Hello. I'm working remote and sometimes need to work late at night. However, my kids are very very quiet sleepers and my "quiet keyboard" from Amazon still has some noise (especially some loose edges that makes clicky wiggle noise.. sorry I don't know how to describe it). I'm clueless on all these "buy ABC500 keyboard and get brown key cap and swap them out" type of posts that I've seen. I bought "bequiet" keyboard but they sound the same as $20 keyboard I got from Amazon. Could anyone reco
Built for AI, 13.6-inch Liquid Retina Display, 24GB Unified Memory, 1TB SSD, 12MP Center Stage Camera, Touch ID, Wi-Fi 7 with 10% off, for $1350
AMD Ryzen AI 5 340 - 16GB RAM - 512GB SSD # ad - $480 after 48% off
Hey everyone, I’m looking for a good mouse within the $20–$40 price range. Mainly for gaming and everyday use. I’d prefer something reliable with a good sensor and decent build quality, with no scroll wheel or double-click issues. If you’ve used anything in this range or have recommendations, let me know what you think and why. Appreciate the help!
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TLDR Spoilers: >!Save a headache, get the Ticktype!< Only 2 keyboards, but this time around, they are non-Amazon purchasable keyboards. Ticktype DP104 and Chilkey ND104. You can refer to my previous post on 100%/98% keyboards from Amazon, but I will be giving a recap of what I’m doing for those who don’t want to bother. Feel free to just skip to the Keyboards. Choice making: I want a new keyboard for both home and work. I use the numpad a lot at home and work. Some games I play, you can a
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16" (2560 x 1600) 240Hz OLED Display, Intel Core Ultra 9 285H, NVIDIA RTX 5080, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD. Now: $2,949.99 After 13% Off #ad
14" OLED (2880 x 1800) 3K 120Hz Display, AMD Ryzen 9 270, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD. Now: $1,399.99 After $500 Off #ad
Core 7 Ultra Processor, 3K AMOLED (2880x1800) Touchscreen, S Pen, 120Hz, 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD, All-Day Battery Life. Now: $1,449.99 After 15% Off