Best Cyber Monday PC gaming deals UK 2022: there a still a few discounts to be had

Razer Blade 15 base | 15.6-inch | Intel Core i7 11800H | Nvidia RTX 3070 | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | 165Hz | 1440p | £2,149.99 £1,916.99 at Box (save £233)
The specs could be a little more generous in terms of storage space, but the Blade is one of our favourite portable gaming machines. This config comes with a great processor and capable Ampere GPU which should be able to make the most out of that tasty 1440p panel and it's 165Hz refresh.

Razer Blade 14 | Nvidia RTX 3080 | Ryzen 9 5900HX | 14-inch | 1440p | 165Hz | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £2,749.97 £1,947.97 at Laptops Direct (save £802)
The Blade 14 is absolutely one of my favourite ever gaming laptops. The 14-inch chassis is beautiful and the 1440p resolution screen matches perfectly with the RTX 3080 graphics card. The rest of the spec, with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD, is pretty standard for the money, but won't let you down, either.

Razer BlackShark V2 X | Wired | 240g | £59.99 £44.90 at Amazon (save £15.09)
This is the budget spin of one of our favourite gaming headsets with a pretty nifty discount. It may not have the freedom of a wireless headset but these are comfy, cans at a great price. And the sound will not disappoint, especially at that price.

Razer Blade 15 base | 15.6-inch | Intel Core i7 11800H | Nvidia RTX 3070 | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | 165Hz | 1440p | £2,149.99 £1,916.99 at Box (save £233)
The specs could be a little more generous in terms of storage space, but the Blade is one of our favourite portable gaming machines. This config comes with a great processor and capable Ampere GPU which should be able to make the most out of that tasty 1440p panel and it's 165Hz refresh.

MSI Katana GF66 | Nvidia RTX 3070 | Core i7 11800H | 15.6-inch | 1080p | 144Hz | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | £1,399 £949 at Very (save £450)
This machine has been discounted below £1,000 across all the retailers so far this sales season, but this is the cheapest we've seen it at. And to be able to get an RTX 3070 laptop for less than a grand makes this svelte MSI machine a great deal. The only issue I have with the spec is that 512GB SSD, and that there is only a single NVMe slot in which to upgrade your storage.

TUF Dash F15 FX517ZM | Nvidia RTX 3060 | Intel Core i7 12650H | 15.6-inch | 1080p | 144Hz | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | £1,399 £999 at Very (save £400)
Not a bad little machine here, the TUF shows up on sale a lot over deals season and this one even comes touting a 12th Gen Intel processor alongside Nvidia's RTX 3060. You'll be able to get a good bit of gaming done and perhaps make the most of that 144Hz panel if you turn the settings down a tad.

Asus TUF Gaming A17 | Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | AMD Ryzen 7 6800H | 17.3-inch | 1080p | 144Hz | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £1,699.99 £1,399.99 at Overclockers UK (save £300)
This Asus laptop is very well-specced for the price. Rather than the standard RTX 3070, this has an RTX 3070 Ti. That's plenty of power for its 144Hz 1080p screen, and the AMD Ryzen CPU will work a treat for other work you might have to do. The TUF chassis isn't the sleekest around, but it is well-made and easy to upgrade. So hey, we'll take it. The 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD are a real plus, too.

Razer Blade 14 | NVIDIA RTX 3070 | R9-5900HX | 14-inch | 1440p | 165Hz | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £2,057 £1,549 at Amazon (save £508)
Is there a sweeter small form factor gaming laptop than the Razer Blade 14? This one packs a serious punch thanks to RTX 3070 graphics and an eight-core AMD Ryzen 9 CPU. Add in 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD and you have a comprehensive package. If you're going to go big this Cyber Monday, you might as well make it the best.

HP Omen 17 | Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti | Core i7 12700H | 17.3-inch | 1440p | 165Hz | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £1,999.99 £1,549.99 at HP (save £450)
Coming in with a powerful last gen CPU and GPU, this laptop should even be able to make the most of the 165Hz 1440p panel at mid-low settings. Otherwise it's a fantastic spec with a nice big SSD and, of course, some speedy DDR5-4800 RAM topping it off. Juicy.

MSI GP66 Leopard | 15-inch | Nvidia RTX 3080 |Intel Core i7 11800H | 144Hz | 1080p | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £1,998.98 £1,598.99 at Scan (save £399.99)
An RTX 3080 laptop for this price? Yes please. Nvidia hasn't yet released its next-gen RTX 40-series mobile GPUs, so this is still one of the best GPUs you can get in a laptop. Plus a laptop is more a holistic affair, your performance is based on both the GPU, CPU, screen, refresh rate, and resolution. Luckily, this comes with a 1080p, 144Hz panel, so it's great for FPS gaming and will make the most of that RTX 3080.

Razer Blade 15 base | 15.6-inch | Intel Core i7 11800H | Nvidia RTX 3070 | 16GB RAM | 512GB SSD | 165Hz | 1440p | £2,149.99 £1,916.99 at Razer (save £233)
The specs could be a little more generous in terms of storage space, but the Blade is one of our favourite portable gaming machines. This config comes with a great processor and capable Ampere GPU which should be able to make the most out of that tasty 1440p panel and it's 165Hz refresh rate.

Razer Blade 17 | Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 | Intel Core i7 11800H | 17.3-inch | 1080p | 360Hz | 32GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £2,999.98 £2,029.97 at Laptops direct (save $970)
Sure, you're looking at two generations back on the CPU here, but the i7 11800H is still a very relevant processor today. Paired with a monstrous RTX 3080 and 32GB of RAM you can bet it'll handle whatever you throw at it in it's native 1080p, and will even work with an external monitor up to 4K. That 1TB SSD wont go amiss either.

MSI GP66 Leopard | 15-inch | Nvidia RTX 3080 |Intel Core i7 11800H | 144Hz | 1080p | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | £1,998.98 £1,598.99 at Scan (save £399.99)
An RTX 3080 laptop for this price? Yes please. Nvidia hasn't yet released its next-gen RTX 40-series mobile GPUs, so this is still one of the best GPUs you can get in a laptop. Plus a laptop is more a holistic affair, your performance is based on both the GPU, CPU, screen, refresh rate, and resolution. Luckily, this comes with a 1080p, 144Hz panel, so it's great for FPS gaming and will make the most of that RTX 3080.

Noblechairs Epic | 4D armrests | 120kg | £329.99 £284.99 at Overclockers (save £45)
The snazzy, and asymmetric looking Copper Edition of this top-tier gaming chair is on offer right now. For that money you get  fantastic build quality in the form of a sturdy, understated gaming chair which we gave an... epic score of 91 in our review.

Anda Seat Jungle 2 Pro | Footrest | 2D adjustable armrests | 160 degree recline | £299.99 £219.99 at Amazon (save £80)
This is a cheaper option versus the Anda Seat Kaiser 3 we recommend in our best gaming chair guide, but it's still capable of delivering plenty of comfort and style. As we remark in our Anda Seat Jungle 2 review, the chair has the basics nailed on, and includes plenty of cushions for comfort, but its footrest feels a bit flimsy. If that doesn't put you off, this is a great price to net this chair at.

Herman Miller Sayl | Plenty of colour options | £716 £572.80 at Herman Miller (save £143.20)
I've only had the pleasure of sitting in a Sayl chair in an actual office, but damn if it wasn't a step-up from the regular cheapo office chairs I was used to. It's not got a high back to it, which might make it less suitable for lounging around playing games, but it's a great, and very colourful, choice for a small at-home office. It's pretty compact and doesn't dominate a room.

Asus TUF Gaming VG32VQ1BR | 32-inch | 1440p | VA | £389.99 £258.98 at Scan (save £131.01)
For a 32-inch panel, this is a great offer. You're right in the sweet spot of 1440p and 165Hz with this monitor, and its 1ms response time means you'll feel all the benefits of its speedy screen. The one downside, if you can call it that, is that this is a VA panel, rather than an IPS. Though VAs can still hold their own, and offer great viewing angles.

LG Ultragear 34GP950 | 34-inch | 3440 x 1440p | IPS | 180Hz (OC) | £1,196.98 £699.97 at Laptops Direct (save £497.01)
LG is the originator of the IPS panel technology and its 1ms response is about as fast as you're going to see this sort of screen get. And with a potential 180Hz overclock available on this beautifully curved monitor, the LG Ultragear has a lot to offer for the money, and it's only ever been cheaper than this once before.

Acer Predator X35 | 35-inch | 3440 x 1440p | IPS | 180Hz | £2,083.99 £665.49 at Box (save £1,448)
Don't pay too much mind to the inflated 'was' price (it's down from more like £1,351.99), but do note this is one of our favourite gaming monitors ever. Not only do you get an extra-wide curved screen, but one that comes with a 180Hz refresh rate and G-Sync Ultra for smooth frames, too. And that's topped with a 2ms response time, and it even sports built-in speakers.

Crucial P3 | 2TB | PCIe 3.0 | 3,500MB/s reads | 3,000MB/s writes | £179.99 £139.99 at Overclockers UK (save £40)
This is an NVMe SSD for the price of a SATA SSD, which makes it that much more appealing. Otherwise this is a bit of a slower NVMe drive than the more modern PCIe 4.0 drives, but again, it's SATA prices and it's a whole lot faster than anything SATA can offer. With so much capacity, this is an excellent drive to pick up to bump up your Steam library space.

WD_Black SN850 | 1TB | PCIe 4.0 | 7,000MB/s read | 5,300MB/s write| £153.99 £118.48 at Amazon (save £35.51)
The first-gen PCIe 4.0 drives are seeing some decent discounts now that faster drives, based on the Phison E18 controller, have been released. Just a few months ago this was the price of a 1TB PCIe 3.0 SSD, but now you can get twice the speed for the same price. Though do make sure you have a motherboard and CPU capable of running a PCIe 4.0 SSD first.

Crucial X8 | 1TB | USB 3.2 | 1,050MB/s reads | 1,000MB/s writes | £126.71 £78.48 at Amazon (save £48)
What's better than external storage? Superfast external storage, that's what. And it doesn't get much faster than this chunk of aluminum and silicon—we're talking transfer rates up to 1050MB/s here. It is also rugged enough to take you out into the big outdoors. 

Samsung 870 QVO | 2TB | SATA | 560MB/s read | 530MB/s write | £176.99 £159.99 at Amazon (save £16.20)
A quick look at the read/write performance and it's clear that SATA SSDs aren't a patch on their PCIe-based brethren. But if you don't have a spare socket for one on your motherboard, then that doesn't matter a whole lot. In which case a SATA drive is a great option for offering a chunk of extra space. The 870 QVO has been cheaper than this, but it's still one of the cheaper 2TB options out there.

HyperX Cloud Alpha | Wired | 336g | £89.99 £39.99 at Amazon (save £50)
The venerable Cloud Alpha may be getting on a bit now, but that doesn't stop it from being one of the pound-for-pound best-sounding gaming headsets of all time. The smart driver design has been recently aped by Razer's impressive BlackShark V2 range, and sounds as close as you can get to an expansive open back design in a noise-isolating closed back headset. Highly recommended.

Razer Kraken | Wired | 322g | £79.99 £48.99 at Amazon (save £31)
I prefer the Blacksharks personally, but the Kraken is Razer's standard gaming headset. Not only that, it's a rock-solid gaming headset for the masses. With chunky 50mm drivers and a retractable mic, it delivers what a gamer needs. And it comes in a couple of colours to match your setup. The only thing is, like many gaming headsets, they can be a little too generous on the bass, but that's not an issue for everyone. If you love a little too much low-end, you'll love the Kraken at this price.

Razer BlackShark V2 CouRageJD Edition | 50mm drivers | 12-28,000Hz| Closed-back | Wired | £109.99 £54.99 at Razer (save £55)
The BlackShark dethroned the HyperX Cloud Alpha to become our top gaming headset, with sound quality "far above what you will get with most other sets in this price point," thanks to drivers with smartly separated bass, mids, and treble. It's the champion for two years running.

Epos H6PRO | 42mm Drivers | 20-20,000Hz | Open/Closed back options | Wired | £149.99 £99.99 at Argos (save £50)
They sound great, they're comfortable to wear, and you can always take off that removable mic when you want to chow down on a cheese and cracker board without disturbing Discord. The price left a bit to be desired when the Epos H6PRO headset came out, but on sale it makes a whole lot of sense.

Razer Barracuda | 40mm drivers | 20–20,000Hz | Closed-back | Wireless | £159.99 £133 at Amazon (save £26.99)
This headset is a jack-of-all-trades. Go from your PC to your mobile, to your consoles in just a few easy steps. A 3.5mm wire, USB Type-C dongle and Bluetooth make most devices compatible. It has Razer Synapse compatibility to boot, letting you tweak the EQ to suit your hearing needs. Not the most budget-friendly gaming headset, but one I believe is well worth the investment at this reduced price.

Razer BlackShark V2 X | Wired | 240g | £59.99 £44.90 at Amazon (save £15.09)
This is the budget spin of one of our favourite gaming headsets with a pretty nifty discount. It may not have the freedom of a wireless headset but these are comfy, cans at a great price. And the sound will not disappoint, especially at that price.

Razer Nari Ultimate | Wireless | 432g | £199.99 £97.99 at Amazon (save £102)
I'll be honest, the haptic audio feedback built into the Nari does not float my boat, but that doesn't mean this isn't still a quality wireless gaming headset. And given that the wireless premium usually pushes headset prices well over £100, that makes the Nari Ultimate great value right now.

HyperX Cloud Alpha | Wired | 336g | £89.99 £39.99 at Amazon (save £50)
The venerable Cloud Alpha may be getting on a bit now, but that doesn't stop it from being one of the best, and best-sounding gaming headsets of all time. The smart driver design has been recently aped by Razer's impressive BlackShark V2 range, and sounds as close as you can get to an expansive open back design in noise-isolating closed back headset.

SteelSeries Arctis Pro | Wired | 426g | £179.99 £109.99 at Amazon (save £70)
The outstanding Arctis Pro briefly dropped lower than this, but this is still a solid deal on a set of seriously hi-res gaming headphones. The 10–40,000Hz response of these cans makes them ultra-clear for gaming, and deliver great depth for music too.

Hisense 55U7HQTUK | 55-inch | 4K | ULED | 120Hz | £849 £549 at Currys (save £300)
A gaming-ready 4K TV for under £600 isn't bad at all, especially at this size. This one comes with a 120Hz refresh for smooth gaming, some wide viewing angles, and HDR10+ for great colour. You even benefit from Game Mode Pro with FreeSync and ALLM (auto game mode).

Sony Bravia XR55A80JU | 55-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | £1,399 £995 at Electric Shop (save £400)
4K 120Hz gaming is within reach here, and with a hefty discount to boot. There are even two HDMI ports that support it, so you can have a couple of things plugged in at once to switch between them easier. You get the benefit here of wide viewing angles, and OLED which means deep blacks. Of course, it's a smart TV, too. 

LG CS (OLED55CS6LA) | 55-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | £1,499 £939 at AO (save £560)
LG's CS is a slightly pared back version of its C2 model screen, yet it's not quite as pared back as the B2 (which it's usually cheaper/the same price as). It's kind of a sleeper model. It still supports a lot of what we want in a high-end OLED, however, with 120Hz refresh and VRR—no doubt it looks gorgeous in action. So if you want to save a little money on an OLED, the CS is the way to go.