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It's Cyber Week, and that means that generally we've seen the best part of the deals bonanza already, with Cyber Monday and Black Friday. However, there are still plenty of gaming keyboard and mouse deals. We've got the return of some of the best Black Friday discounts, as well as some new deals for the Cyber Week period.
Cyber Week, and the weeks thereafter, should help us round off the end of year deals season with a bang. Indeed, it's never been a better time to upgrade your gaming mouse or gaming keyboard since we're seeing unprecedented deals on some of our favorite gaming peripherals right now.
Unlike a CPU or graphics card, these accessories can't grant you a higher frame rate, but they can make every single interaction with your PC more accurate, sturdier, and just an all-round more pleasant experience.
Essentially, the best gaming keyboard and mouse will utterly transform your setup. Whether you're matching them by color, RGB synchronization, or simply their gaming prowess, there's a combination out there for you. While mice are getting super light, and polling rates are on the rise, mechanical keyboards are also upping their game. Wireless tech, too, is becoming ever more affordable, so if you're still rocking a cheap board and rodent, it's well worth treating your fingers to an upgrade with good battery life and some other fancy features.
- We'll carry on curating the best Cyber Week PC gaming deals all the way through.
We've focused on gaming keyboards and mice that are actually quality options here, and are on sale significantly below their usual prices. Below you'll find only the best peripherals from brands like Corsair, Logitech, Razer, Drop, and Das Keyboards, all with great discounts to clear away that Cyber Week haze.
Where are the best Cyber Week gaming keyboard and mouse deals?
In the US:
- Amazon - savings on PC gaming peripherals
- Walmart - still some good savings on Razer mice and keyboards
- Best Buy - up to $105 off your next mechanical keyboard
- Target - budget gaming keyboards up to $40 off
- Staples - discounts on Microsoft ergonomic and gaming keyboards
- Newegg - big brand gaming mice for cheap
- Drop - save up to 35% on enthusiast keyboards
- Havit mechanical keyboard |
$49.99$39.99 at Amazon (Save $10) - Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition |
$129.99$77.99 at Razer (save $52)
- Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini |
$49.99$29.99 at Razer (Save $20) - Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro |
$129.99$67 at Amazon (save $62.99) - Logitech G502 Hero |
$49.99$34.99 at Target (save $15) - Razer Viper Ultimate |
$149.99$74.99 at Amazon (save $75)
In the UK:
- Amazon - mechanical gaming keyboards down to half price
- Overclockers - up to 20% off Glorious Model O gaming mice
- Ebuyer - big savings on Logitech keyboards
- Box - save up to £60 on wireless keyboards
- Argos - decent prices on budget to high-end keyboards
- Corsair K60 RGB PRO |
£109.99£74.99 at Overclockers (save £35) - Cooler Master SK652 |
£119.99£44.99 at Box (save £75) - Logitech G915 |
£219.99£124.99 at Amazon (save £95) - Mountain Everest Max Grey | £259.99 £219.98 at Scan (save £40.01)
- Razer Naga Pro |
£149.99£119.99 at Razer (save £30) - Logitech G502 HERO Special Edition |
£79.99£34.89 at Amazon (save £45.10) - Razer Deathadder V2 |
£49.99£32.99 at Currys (save £17)
Cyber Monday gaming keyboard deals in the US
Cyber Monday gaming mouse deals in the US
Cyber Monday gaming keyboard deals in the UK
Cyber Monday gaming mouse deals in the UK
What should I look out for in a Cyber Week gaming keyboard or mouse?
For starters, most of the top gaming keyboards use mechanical switches, and so too do the top gaming mice, for that matter. These differ from the usual membrane construction you'll find on cheaper keyboards, and that means greater responsiveness, reliability, and generally a nicer feel. Beyond that, gaming keyboards offer plenty of nice-to-have features, such as RGB lighting, media control keys, macro keys, USB passthrough, wireless connectivity, and much more.
When it comes to gaming mice, you're looking more at the sensor that tracks your movements on your mouse pad. A good sensor will offer zero acceleration, track you accurately, and be able to withstand you throwing the mice hither and thither. Combined with a comfortable shape, you're looking at a winner.
Throw in a cheaper price on top of all of those great features, and you have a keyboard or rodent set to last many years.