Amazon Prime Day gaming deals 2024: all the best deals and discounts still available
Amazon Prime Day gaming deals are officially over, but you might find some discounts
The Amazon Prime Day gaming deals have officially ended for another year - but if you're still looking for a discount or to pick up something cheap, you may well still find something as a lot of price cuts roll over after the event ends.
As a result, we've gathered up the remaining discounts and refined our list below of those deals still on, giving you the remaining opportunities to stock up on gaming accessories, consoles, and peripherals all while saving some cash.
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Read on for our picks of all the best Amazon Prime Day game deals that are live right now.
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: US
- PS5: in stock now
- Switch: discounts on the Switch Lite
- Xbox Series X: save on official storage cards
- Headsets: wired sets from just $18.69
- Controllers: discounts on Xbox pads
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: PlayStation
Dying Light 2 Stay Human: was $59.99 now $28.25 at Amazon
Not the lowest-ever price we've seen on this game, but still a saving of more than half, and one that makes it very tempting if you haven't jumped into the open-world zombie RPG game.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7P Wireless (white): was $179.99 now $134.99 at Amazon
The Arctis Nova 7P is a brilliant PlayStation wireless gaming headset and offers robust value at this price - and is certainly one to keep an eye on this week, as we've already seen the price fall further over the past few days.
Beyerdynamic MMX 200: was $249.99 now $199.99 at Amazon
You can't go with this wireless gaming headset from Beyerdynamic. This is a premium headset that will sound great and is compatible with almost every platform.
Logitech G435 Lightspeed Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Headset: was $79.99 now $44.99 at Amazon
We're huge fans of this workhorse Logitech headset and it's perfect for those looking to go wireless on PlayStation on a budget. For comfortably less than $50 you're still getting great comfort, solid battery life, and great sound.
Alienware AW3225QF 32-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor: was $1,199.99 now $999.99 at Dell
Also away not from Amazon, this PS5 monitor deal at Dell is a superb one, and there might not be one better on a premium monitor so far this year. A $200 discount takes this one down to what we think is the lowest-ever price!
Samsung Q80C 65-inch 4K QLED TV: was $1,499 now $998 at Walmart
This tempting TV deal is at Walmart not Amazon, but sees a whole third come off a quality mid-range QLED TV from Samsung. If you've been looking for a gaming TV upgrade then this could be a great fit.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 Wireless: was $129.99 now $121.99 at Amazon
This isn't a massive discount, I know, but considering that this model only came out a couple of months ago, this is worth paying attention to. It's one of the most exciting headsets of the year and will cover you on basically every platform.
ASTRO Gaming A50 Wireless Headset + Base Station: was $299.99 now $194.99 at Amazon
This looks to be a brand-new lowest-ever Amazon price on the superb high-end Astro A50 wireless headset and is really one not to be missed if you're in need of an audio upgrade. Yes, it first cam out a while ago, but class and quality is permanent.
LG 65-inch C3 OLED TV: was $1,296.99 now $1,096.99 at Amazon
This is one of the best TVs you can buy still, and taking another $200 off its list price is an excellent proposition for those looking for a brilliant upgrade this July.
Samsung S90C 4K OLED TV: was $1,997.99 now $1,597.99 at Amazon
Our favorite gaming TV and top pick for PS5 is down by $400 right now. It has dipped lower this year, however, so this is definitely one to keep an eye on if you're on the hunt for a gaming TV upgrade this July.
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: Xbox
Xbox Wireless Controller (Carbon Black): was $59.99 now $44.99 at Amazon
It's not uncommon to see discount for the Xbox Wireless Controller, and Prime Day once again presents an opportunity to grab Xbox's fantastic official pad at sale price. We have seen it go cheaper in the past with rare drops to $39.99, but this is the next best thing.
More colors:
Shock Blue: was $64.99 now $48
Gold Shadow: was $69.99 now $55
Astral Purple: was $64.99 now $49.99
Robot White: was $59.99 now $44
Velocity Green: was $58.99 now $48
Xbox Series S 1TB: $349 at Dell + FREE $50 Dell gift card
Not at Amazon, but the best deal we can currently find on the newer 1TB Series S console is over at Dell. The retailer is throwing in a $50 gift card here and while that sadly doesn't bring the price down, per so, it does make for a tempting proposition to immediately buy a game or accessory after.
Razer Kaira Pro: was $149.99 now $92.42 at Amazon
At basically half price this is a steal for a great Razer Xbox headset. I could leave it there really, but to emphasize the deal, you're getting great game audio and a top-class mic, along with a comfy build and a headset that can be intuitively controlled.
Yakuza: Like A Dragon: was $69.99 now $29.95 at Amazon
As goofy as it is poignant and heartfelt, Yakuza: Like A Dragon is one of the best turn-based RPGs to release in years and is a steal at this price.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless (white): was $349.99 now $272 at Amazon
Perhaps the best-looking variant of one of the best wireless gaming headsets ever made and now at a lowest-ever price. Jump on this if you've been eyeing up a premium wireless headset.
Astro A50: was $299.99 now $199.99 at Amazon
The A50 is discounted across its versions and that means Xbox players can take advantage of a huge discount too. This is only 10 bucks or so off its lowest ever too, so the value is immensely strong here. You'll have to get an HDMI adapter to make it work with Xbox Series X or S but that's no biggy, and this near-lowest-ever price should comfortably offset that.
Seagate Xbox Storage Expansion Card (2TB): was $359.99 now $249 at Amazon
A huge saving off the list price according to Amazon, and one that takes the resulting price close to its lowest ever price.
WD_BLACK 1TB D30 Game Drive: was $169.99 now $87.99 at Amazon
Not a lowest-ever price but a tempting one nonetheless, and perfect for providing extra storage space for your Xbox console at a reduced rate. Bear in mind that as an external drive, it's only able to store games, and you won't be able to run them from the device.
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: Switch
Nintendo Switch Lite (Turquoise): was $199.99 now $165 at Amazon
We've seen the price of the Nintendo Switch Lite drop slightly further prior to Prime Day, so we are expecting it to mirror this once Prime Day is in full swing - if not shave slightly more off its total.
SanDisk 1TB microSDXC Card: was $149.99 now $109.99 at Amazon
If you never want to worry about space on your Nintendo Switch again, then this massive 1TB card from SanDisk is for you. And at this price, you can save a whole lot in the process.
Nintendo Switch OLED (Japanese): was $349.99 now $274 at Walmart
Just bear in mind that this is a Japanese console, but this remains one of the best prices we've ever seen for the Nintendo Switch OLED at Walmart. Aside from some language changes in the settings, this is a bonafide superb deal.
Price check: Amazon - $349
Nintendo Switch Lite Timmy & Tommy's Aloha Edition: was $199.99 now $159 at Walmart
If the OLED model is too much for you and you're after the Lite version only, then Walmart has you covered here too. For a hugely discounted price of just $159, you can pick a special edition of the console, and bag a free copy of Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Joy-Con Pair (Pastel Pink/Pastel Yellow): was $79.99 now $70.75 at Amazon
Alternatively, you could go for the Pastel Pink/Pastel Yellow bundle which is also enjoying a price cut.
PDP Travel Case (Mario Kart Grand Prix Princess Peach): was $19.99 now $13.99 at Amazon
This is a belter of a case and is ideal for flashing a bit of Nintendo aesthetic while protecting your Switch on the go. What's more, this $6 discount takes it down to a new lowest-ever price.
PDP Rematch Glow (Mario Kart Grand Prix Princess Peach): was $44.99 now $39.99 at Amazon
The PDP Rematch Glow is a great controller at the best of times, but when it's flaunting this design, it's even more of a no-brainer. This $5 discount takes the controller down to a new lowest-ever price to boot.
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: Gaming chairs
AndaSeat Phantom 3: was $349.99 now $299.99 at Amazon
This chunky $50 saving takes this chair down to only 20 bucks off its lowest-ever price and means you can get a whole lot of gaming chair for much less this Prime Day.
GTPLAYER Gaming Chair: was $189.99 now $89.99 at Amazon
Getting a robust gaming chair for under $100 is a thing of great value beauty and this GTPLAYER gaming chair is exactly that. It's a new lowest-ever price and a fantastic budget option or even something that could make for a great gaming gift. Tick the coupon box to get the extra $10 off.
GTPLAYER Gaming Chair (fabric): was $189.99 now $139.99 at Amazon
Budget-friendly maker GTPLAYER often has some fine deals on Amazon Prime Day across its lines and this 57% discount on this particular fabric model, is a most welcome one if it's a model you've been keeping an eye on.
Today's best Prime Day gaming deals still available: UK
- PS5: save £20 on the PlayStation Portal
- Switch: price cuts on Nitro Decks
- Xbox Series X: big savings on Seagate cards
- Headsets: wired headsets from just £17.99
- Controllers: Turtle Beach Stealth Pro for just £139
PlayStation Portal: was £199 now £179 at Amazon
The brilliant remote-player PS5 accessory is now enjoying its first-ever proper discount in the UK. Amazon is displaying a bit of a weird RRP, but make no mistake this is a bonafide £20 discount on the device and makes for a 10% cut that makes it an even more tempting proposition.
Xbox Wireless Controller (Carbon Black): was £54.99 now £44.99 at Amazon
You can ensure you get that extra fiver by clicking the voucher box which will bring the final cost at checkout to just £44.99 - solid value.
More colors:
Astral Purple: was £59.99 now £44.99
Deep Pink: was £59.99 now £49.50
Pulse Red: was £59.99 now £49.89
Velocity Green: was £59.99 now £49.99
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor: was £69.99 now £30.95 at Amazon
A game we can't recommend highly enough for a price that's an absolute steal. It has been cheaper, but not for a couple of months now.
SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ Wireless Gaming Headset: was £174.99 now £99.99 at Amazon
While this Arctis 7P+ headset is from the brand's last generation of headsets, but boy is it a good one. It offers super battery, life, quality audio, and this is its lowest price since Black Friday too!
ASTRO Gaming A50 Wireless Gaming Headset: was £319.99 now £213.05 at Amazon
If you want a premium PS5 headset that can do it all, then this is it. With over £100 off, this is superb value. Remember you'll have to get an HDMI converter to bring it to life on PS5 though.
Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Wireless Controller: was £249.99 now £199 at Amazon
If you're looking for premium pad for PS5, then the Wolverine V2 Pro from Razer is a cracker. This is Amazon's own lowest-ever price on the V2 and only a fiver off its lowest ever generally.
Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 – Core Edition (Red): was £135.98 now £109.99 at Amazon
The Core Edition of the famous pad is back down to its Amazon lowest-ever price right now and is a super option for those looking for a controller that's crammed with features, but offers a bit more than most.
Xbox Wireless Headset: was £89.99 now £80.99 at Amazon (with voucher)
This is one of the lowest prices we've seen on Microsoft's official Xbox Wireless Headset since January and makes for the perfect, budget-friendly audio addition to your Xbox setup right now. Just remember to tick the voucher box to get the saving.
Immortals of Aveum: was £13.95 now £9.49 at Amazon
It didn't set the world alight when it was released, but getting Immortals of Aveum for under a tenner is still great value and you'll absolutely get your money's worth.
F1 24: was £69.99 now £54.99 at Amazon
A whole third off the latest official F1 game is a solid deal indeed Especially when you consider the overhauled Career Mode and terrific driving action on offer.
Nintendo Switch Lite (Blue): was £199.99 now £182 on Amazon
This is a great price and a very tempting one considering the Switch Lite has a habit of holding onto its £200 list price.
SanDisk 64GB microSDXC card for Nintendo Switch: was £19.99 now £9.99 at Amazon
This compact 64GB microSD card is perfect for those looking for just a small top-up of their Switch storage. Available right now for just under a tenner, this is a super price.
SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless Gaming Headset: was £99.99 now £59.99 at Amazon
This is a solid saving for one of SteelSeries' best mid-range wireless headsets for Switch (and other platforms.)
Amazon Prime Day gaming deals: FAQs
We've put together our collective Prime Day gaming deals knowledge to answer some of the burning questions you may have. It's going to be an incredibly busy time, so we're getting you up to speed here so that you can stay ahead.
Is Amazon Prime Day the best time to get gaming deals?
Alongside Black Friday, Amazon Prime Day is easily up there as one of the absolute greatest times to get your hands on some seriously excellent gaming deals. Every year we see loads of discounts on a wide range of gaming products, going all the way from price cuts controllers and gaming chairs to savings on gaming TVs and video games. Whether you're a PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch or PC gamer, there will likely be something for you in the sales event.
Amazon Prime Day also often represents the chance to pick up products at lowest-ever prices, which are new low discounts that we haven't seen before. These are always absolutely superb value and we make sure to highlight these discounts in particular alongside other top offers.
How we chose these Amazon Prime Day gaming deals
The process of choosing Amazon Prime Day gaming deals to include here is actually pretty simple. We regularly trawl through Amazon in both the US and UK to find the very best offers on products that our team of experts recommend. We then compare these prices to the prices at other retailers and historical price data in order to ensure that you're actually getting a good deal.
Where relevant, we try to include plenty of information about recent price drops or other offers to ensure that you are making an informed purchasing decision.
Our team are veteran gamers, with years of experience playing a vast number of titles on loads of different platforms. We consider our own personal hands-on experience with products and games, plus the total saving represented by each offer, and only include the deals which we believe offer the best value for money.
When does Amazon Prime Day 2024 end?
Amazon Prime Day 2024 is now over. This year's event ran over July 16 and July 17, and now we wait for next year.
What Amazon Prime Day gaming deals to expect
In short, the Prime Day gaming deals cover everything you can think of in the world of video games. From consoles to storage, and from headsets to the latest games, there have been some good price cuts in recent years.
Traditionally, the strongest gaming deals have been on peripherals and games in particular. While we have seen discounts on consoles and bundles the biggest cuts on those seem to be reserved for Black Friday so we might not expect the biggest deals to be on the mainline consoles.
However, if you're in the market for one or some of the latest and greatest games on Switch, PS5, or Xbox then you might well be in luck. Some of the biggest games from big publishers often get involved in the Prime Day gaming deals, having big chunks taken off their price tags. If you've been after a big Nintendo, Ubisoft, or SIE game from recent months then get your wallet primed (sorry).
Elsewhere it's gaming peripherals that will provide the greatest opportunity to save money. Premium gaming headsets become mid-range gaming headsets; 2TB SSDs come down to the price of 1TB drives; high-end controllers come down to become much more affordable; and much, much more. Personally, I'd be looking at premium headsets like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless and Astro A50 X to get significant price cuts; keeping close tabs on 2TB PS5 SSDs as they might drop to the magical $100 / £100 mark which offer spectacular value; and looking at third-party and premium or pro controllers like the DualSense Edge, Victrix Pro BFG, and Switch Pro controller to get significant price cuts that will hopefully make them more accessible.
Do I need a Prime subscription to take part in the Prime Day gaming deals?
In short, yes. You need an Amazon Prime subscription to take part in the Prime Day gaming deals as a vast majority of the offers available will be exclusive to Prime members. You might find some non-Prime-exclusive deals or lightning deals that are open to all, but having a Prime membership is by far and away the best means to get access to the top deals going.
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