The Sonos Era 100 is a direct improvement over the now discontinued Sonos One. This is a small standalone powered speaker that pumps out great sound for its small footprint. Unlike the Sonos Move or Roam, this is not a portable speaker with a built-in battery, so you'll need to leave it plugged in. Sound quality is equivalent to a Sonos Move, which isn't surprising considering they have similar internal components: two tweeters, a mid-woofer, and three class-D digital amps. The Era 100 also supports Dolby Atmos when it is paired with an Arc or Beam soundbar. It has a built-in microphone and can be voice controlled; it can also be used as a smart speaker for both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

You can also get a discounted price on a new unit for Black Friday

These deals are part of a greater Sonos Black Friday Sale. Check out more deals on soundbars, speakers, and headphones, including the lowest prices of the year on the Sub 4 and Sub Mini to complement your soundbar.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

New for 2025, the OMEN MAX 16 is an upgrade to the OMEN 16 both in terms of build quality and cooling potential. Unlike the OMEN 16, the OMEN MAX 16 is almost entirely constructed of aluminum, including both the top lid and chassis. The exception is the palm rest, which is still plastic so that it doesn't get too toasty for your hands. The OMEN MAX 16 also features a new OMEN Tempest Cooling Pro design that combines vapor chamber cooling, redesigned fan configuration, and an improved thermal interface material to maximize heat transfer. Not only does this keep the OMEN MAX 16 cooler during gaming marathons, it also allows for the current-generation graphics cards to perform optimally without throttling.

This particular configuration features a 16" 2560x1600 display, AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 CPU, GeForce RTX 5080 mobile GPU, 32GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD. Both the memory and storage can be user-upgraded. The AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 is a 12-core, 24-thread Zen5 CPU with a 5.1GHz max boost clock. It's a great chip for gaming, although gamers can largely ignore the dedicated NPUs that are used to boost AI productivity (hence the Ryzen "AI" name).

The GeForce RTX 5080 mobile GPU is better than the RTX 4090 mobile

The OMEN MAX 16 can accommodate an RTX 5080 mobile GPU without throttling it. The RTX 5080 is roughly 15%-20% more powerful than the RTX 4080 GPU that it replaces. In fact, it's slightly more powerful than the RTX 4090, which was the previous generation's flagship card. It will run even the newest demanding games like Ghost of Yotei, Battlefield 6, and Borderlands 4 at frame rates of 60fps or higher on the 1600p display. You could even enable ray tracing and still get playable frames, something that was unheard of in laptops just a few years ago.

Check out this amazing OMEN MAX RTX 5070 Ti laptop deal

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Tomtoc has a history of making great cases for mobile electronics, including most current gaming handhelds like the original Switch and Switch Lite, Steam Deck, and Asus ROG Ally. Its signature trademark is the raised indent patterning for each handheld's unique analog joystick and button layout. This is mostly an aesthetic touch, but it helps set Tomtoc cases apart from the boring monochrome design you'll see for nearly every other case out there including the official case.

Material-wise, the Tomtoc is a hardshell case with a felt inner lining. It has an interior flap that can fit up to 12 game cards, a buckle strap, and durable YKK zipper that's smoother and easier to use than the Genki Sleeper case. Since this is a slim case designed for as minimal of a footprint as possible, there's no room to fit a charger.

Need something bigger?

If you're looking for something roomier, Tomtoc also has a sling-style case that's specifically made for portable gaming handhelds including the Switch 2. The padded compartment is shaped like a "W" to make room for a wide range of handhelds that have dual analog joysticks. It's not specifically designed for the Switch 2, so don't expect a molded fit, but there's plenty of room here to fit extra controllers, a charger or power bank, and more.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

You probably paid at least $450 (plus tax) for your Nintendo Switch 2, so a $5 screen protector is only about 1% of that cost, and there's two of them in a pack. For me, a screen protector is an absolute necessity. My young kids have their own Nintendo Switch consoles and I need to change out screen protectors every 3 months or so. Thanks to the protection, the screens themselves are still in perfect condition.

These screen protectors are perfectly sized to fit your Switch 2 console. They're made of 0.3mm thin tempered glass with 99.9% transparency. They're scratch resistant with a 9H rating with an oleophobic coating and a matte finish to reduce fingerprints. They also don't interfere with touchscreen sensitivity. What more can you ask for?

There's still time to get in on some last minute Nintendo Switch 2 Black Friday deals.

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If you know they run a bunch of games in person, then surprise them with a really nice GM Screen (a divider that separates the players from the GM and their notes), such as the Wymwood DM Screen.

Another solid option for your GM friends is a nice dry-erase grid rollable map and markers. These are powerful tools to allow them to quickly draw out the dungeon of the week or dense forest that they are sending their players into that night during the game.

Or if they already have all of that, then giving them some sweet new miniatures to send at the heroes is a great last option, and WizKids has an incredible line of D&D-specific colored miniatures you can get, and currently has a holiday bundle available too!

Gifts for Heroes

If you are looking for gifts for the heroes themselves, I have some general suggestions for you, too. For the newer releases like the Heroes of Faerun, Wizards of the Coast is making it easier to tell which books are more geared towards DMs and which ones are for players, and in the player’s cases, you will want to seek out ones with either the “Player's Expansion" label or “Rules Expansion” found on books like the upcoming Eberron: Forge of the Artificer book releasing in December. These books add new classes, spells, feats, and more for players to try out and make characters with.

If you are looking for a more personal touch though, a fun gift idea for that special D&D player in your life may be a gift card to heroforge.com, a site that allows you to build a custom small character miniature and either buy a physical version of it (including a fancy metal version) or the 3D file so they can print it themselves on their own 3D printer at home.

Roll the Dice

Finally, if none of those ideas are speaking to you, then you can always get the person dice. Us folks who play TTRPGs will never have enough dice (don’t listen to us if we say we don’t). It seems like nowadays, with the hobby's explosion in popularity, you can find whatever sort of dice you want, be it any color, aesthetic, theme, shape, or whatever you could imagine. Want a set of dice with little ice cream cones in them? You can buy them. What about dice cut from Amethyst – yes, the gemstone kind of Amethyst. Those are out there too!

Handcrafted Dice Brands

A whole industry has rolled out from the shadows based completely around luxury and handcrafted dice such as Dispel Dice, Baron of Dice, Artisan Dice, and Die Hard Dice just to name a few, with most of them hosting their own holiday deals right now. Pretty math rocks will always be a great gift for players and game masters alike.

See more Dice we rounded up in our DnD Holiday Gift Guide below:

Hopefully, with these recommendations, you’ll find your inspiration and the perfect gift for that role player in your life. If all else fails, you can always just offer to play in a one-shot with them or run a one-shot for them, too!

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That much is clear just by looking at the most recent Pokémon TCG set, Phantasmal Flames. But more on that later, long story short, this is a great time to pick up chase cards.

But which chase cards should you buy on TCGPlayer's Cyber Weekend? Well, I've handpicked some of the best cards from Mega Evolution, Scarlet and Violet, and the Sword and Shield eras of Pokémon TCG for you to catch.

The Best Modern Chase Cards to Look Out For

Scarlet and Violet has been one of the best era's in recent memory for chase cards with multiple banger sets, and yes I know Evolving Skies from Sword and Shield was insane, more on that later. 151, Black Bolt/White Flare, Destined Rivals, Prismatic Evolutions and Twilight Masquerade collectively hold the most expensive chase cards of this era.

That's great and all, but it means more money spent on catching the best cards going. Then the latest era, Mega Evolution is off to a flying start with its base set and Phantasmal Flames expansion bringing back Pokémons most popular gimmick from the main games. There's a lot to focus on, just the carousel above will proove that much, but just focus on what stands out to you and what fits into your budget.

So the top 5 cards here value wise are Umbreon ex SIR, Mega Charizard X ex SIR, Mega Charizard X ex Gold Hyper Rare, Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex SIR and Mega Lucario ex Gold Hyper Rare. Even though Mega Evolution sets have dropped in value significantly since launch, they're still putting out some of the most valuable cards in modern Pokémon TCG.

Umbreon is never going to be knocked off the top spot, not even Charizard can do that, but it's going to be the best time to snap it up on TCGPlayer. Let's do some quick math; 10% of $1,294.99 is $129.49, which is going to be the minimum cashabck you'll recieve after purchasing Sunbreon. That means you could put that credit towards Roaring Moon ex SIR from the same set and grab it for $42.14 instead of $171.63. Oh, then you'd also get another 10% cashback from that purchase which is $17.16. It's the best kind of snowball i've ever seen.

But even with the cashback, Sunbreon will still cost a fortune regardless of how good the deal is, so let's pick out something that you're other half won't kill you (as much) for. Greninja SIR ex from Twilight Masquerade absolutley pops and is easily one of the best artworks in the Scarlet and Violet era. Whilst you might think $325 is steep, this card was touching $380 just a week or two ago. So getting $32.50 back as 10% cashback to effectively get this card for $292.50. Now that's a great investment, which is also the near-mint price.

The Best Scarlet and Violet Promo Cards To Catch

The Scarlet and Violet era has also been a very strong era for promo cards. This means anything from a STAFF stamped card to a Pokémon Center stamped card found inside Pokémon Center-exclusive Elite Trainer Boxes.

One of my favorites from the Scarlet and Violet era is the Paldea Evolved Pokémon Center exclusive Elite Trainer Box (Takes a deep breath). It features Pikachu alongside the Paldea starter Pokémon in a "Let's go suit shopping" pose that has the power to cause genuine cardiac arrest. A stunning card.

Now considering the exclusive Elite Trainer Box is currently going for $500 sealed right now, the $119 price tag for the card is actually quite cheap. And when you consider the $11.90 cashback you'd get off buying the card, that's not a bad deal at all.

Keeping in with the Pikachu theme, one of my favorite promos from Scarlet and Violet that I actually own is Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat. This costs even more than the ETB at $547.99 right now, which is a big drop from around $647 just days ago. I've written about the full story behind this infamous card previously, but this is a fantastic time to get this card thanks to the extra $54.79 you'll get in cashback this weekend.

The Best Sword and Shield Chase Cards You Can't Miss

Yes, we're about to talk about Evolving Skies, well done for waiting until the end of the article. I remember walking into stores on release and not being able to move for Evolving Skies boosters, premium collections and Elite Trainer Boxes, often below MSRP. It's frankly insane how much this set it worth compared to how available it used to be.

It's the home of the most valuable Sword and Shield era chase cards for the most part, including Moonbreon, Rayquazza VMAX Alt Art, Umbreon V Alt Art, Dragonite V Alt Art, most of the Eeveelution VMAX Alt Arts and the stunning Rayquaza V Alt full art.

Apologies for just going mad listing cards, but this is why it's costing north of $2,000 just for a Booster Box. Of course you'd also get $200 in cashback which is awesome, but just wow. If you're looking to get some big chase cards for a steal in TCGPlayer's Cyber Weekend, start with Evolving Skies.

Sword and Shield isn't just about one set though, Fusion Strike, Lost Origins and Silver Tempest also have some god tier level grails. The Secret Alt Art of Gengar VMax for example is currently $730, which is over double the worth of the next Fusion Strike chase card down the line, Espeon VMAX Secret Alt Art, running at $329.58 right now.

If you're looking for an amazing chase card that isn't going to require a remortgage, Lugia V Alt Full Art from Silver Tempest is a banger. Other than me being really proud of myself getting it for under $150 earlier this year, the mood in this card thanks to Lugia jumping out of the ocean in the middle of a storm over a fisherman is stunning. Hands down the best Lugia Pokémon Card ever printed.

TCGPlayer Subscription

If you're planning on snapping up quite a few Pokémon cards in the sale, this is a great time to become a TCGPLayer subscriber. It costs $8.99 a month and gives users free delivers and 1% cashback regardless of the time of year.

Whilst this climbs to 3% after a years membership, subscriber will get a boosted 13% cashback over cyber weekend on top of their usual cashback. For longtime members, this could equate to 16% cashback, which is frankly insane.

For even more card recommendations in TCGPlayer's Black Friday/Cyber Weekend sale, check out our brand new Riftbound and Magic: The Gathering roundups as well.

Christian Wait is a contributing freelancer for IGN covering everything collectable and deals. Christian has over 7 years of experience in the Gaming and Tech industry with bylines at Mashable and Pocket-Tactics. Christian also makes hand-painted collectibles for Saber Miniatures. Christian is also the author of "Pokemon Ultimate Unofficial Gaming Guide by GamesWarrior". Find Christian on X @ChrisReggieWait.

The recently released AirPods Pro 3 is discounted for the first time ever since its launch. It normally retails for $249, but the Black Friday sale drops it to $219 on Amazon. The AirPods Pro 3 is a rather significant improvement over the 2nd gen AirPods Pro, including better audio quality, better noise cancelation, built-in heart rate sensing, long battery life, and a more weatherproof IP57 shell.

Black Friday sees the lowest price ever for Sony's newest flagship wireless noise cancelling headphone. Buydig (via eBay) is offering the brand new Sony WH-1000XM6 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones for just $318.40 after you apply 20% off coupon code "CYBERWEEK20". That's a 30% discount off the $450 list price and blows away any other WH-1000XM6 deal I've seen so far. BuyDig is a reputable authorized Sony reseller with over 600,000 feedback on eBay.

Amazon has dropped the price of the Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones to just $179.95. That's a whopping 60% off retail and beats out the previous historical low price by $30. This is a noise cancelling wireless headphone on par in terms of performance and build quality with other premium headphones like the Sony WH-1000XM6 or the Bose QuietComfort Ultra. However at this price, it's at least $100 cheaper than the competition.

The Bose QuietComfort wireless noise cancelling headphones are down to just $199 for Black Friday and now include a bonus $30 Amazon digital credit. The Bose QuietComfort is just a rename of the QuietComfort 45 with more color options. That's a good thing, because the QC45 was highly praised for its excellent sound and noise canceling performance and all-day comfort.

Amazon is offering the lowest price I've ever seen on Beats' top-of-the-line headphone. Don't miss this opportunity to score a brand new pair of Beats Studio Pro wireless noise canceling headphones for just $149.99 with free shipping. Beats is owned by Apple, and the Studio Pro is marketed towards people like myself who want a quality over-ear wireless noise canceling headphone but also don't want to spend $400 plus on the AirPods Max. The Studio Pro offers better audio quality than any other Beats headphone, and excellent active noise cancelation.

The brand new Apple AirPods Pro 3 might be one of the best noise canceling earbuds, but $220 is a steep price to pay even if it's on sale for Black Friday. If you're better off spending your money elsewhere, then why not consider a pair Baseus Bass BP1 Pro earbuds. The're down to $18.99 after code and, currently, you don't need to be an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of this deal. I own these earbuds myself and I have to say they are definitely worth the price.

Walmart is offering a great discount on one of the best budget headphones you can find. The JLab JBuds Lux Over-Ear Headphones drops to just $27 after a massive 67% off discount, but it offers a wealth of features that you'd typically find in a headphone that costs over $100. Most importantly, sound quality is well above the standard for its price. SoundGuys recently reviewed the JLab JBuds Lux and gave these headphones a glowing review, mentioning that they were one of the best headphones under $100 that they had tested. SoundGuys considered them an excellent at their retail price of $79.

Even people who have money to burn love to get in on a deal. The Apple AirPods Max is the priciest headphone in this roundup at $399.99, but you're still saving $150 off retail, which in my opinion is a pretty solid deal. Much of the high cost of the AirPods Max stems from the materials and build quality. The AirPods Max features an all-metal build with silicone type material wrapped around the headband and knit mesh and memory foam earcups that are both comfortable on your ears and provide excellent passive noise isolation. The hinge and adjustment mechanisms are smooth and very easy to use. Apple went all in on the craftsmanship and it definitely shows.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

TL;DR: Black Friday Gaming Keyboard Deals

SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3

Reviewer Michael Higham was a massive fan during the hands-on testing of SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3, stating, “I’m hard-pressed to find an aspect of the Gen 3 SteelSeries Apex Pro I would change.” From the OmniPoint 3.0 Hall Effect switches and flashy RGB lighting to the handy multi-functional OLED control panel for on-the-fly adjustments and more, this high-end keyboard has a whole lot to offer. It delivers exceptional typing and gaming experiences in competitive shooters and MMORPGs. The possibilities with the wired version of this TKL keyboard are seemingly endless, and for Black Friday, it’s discounted by $50.

Corsair K70 RGB PRO

If you’re after a full-size keyboard discounted for Black Friday, look no further than the Corsair K70 RGB PRO. This wired option is nearly 50% off. It offers ultra-quick Cherry MX Speed switches, an outstanding build quality with an aluminium plate and PBT double-shot keycaps, custom polling rates, per-key RGB lighting, and more. There’s a lot available here for under $100.

Pulsar XBOARD QS

One of our favorite gaming keyboards, the Pulsar XBOARD QS, is currently 50% off for Amazon Prime Members. Now, it’s a high-end keyboard that normally comes with an eye-watering price tag of $300, so getting $150 knocked off the price makes it a great deal. With it comes Kailh Box Ice Mint 2 linear switches that competitive gamers will love. But there are ample customization opportunities if you're not a fan of those particular switches. Michael Higham reviewed the Pulsar XBOARD QS, finding that the “dual connectivity and hotswapping between systems is a really neat feature,” and rating the keyboard an 8/10.

Razer Huntsman Mini

Need a compact keyboard capable of a whole lot? Look no further than the Razer Huntsman Mini. The 60% layout on this keyboard makes it ideal for travel without sacrificing features. On board are Razer’s responsive and reliable optical-mechanical switches with HyperShift for macros. Of course, the keyboard is also made to go anywhere, thanks to its durable construction, PBT keycaps, and removable USB-C. For Black Friday, it's $60, which is the lowest price it has ever been.

LEMOKEY X1

Now, even with these awesome discounts, some gaming keyboards are prohibitively expensive. If you’re after something basic that works great for gaming and everyday use, check out the LEMOKEY X1. Amazon Prime Members can get this keyboard for just over $20 for Black Friday. Its tenkeyless layout features tactile mechanical switches, surprisingly durable ABS double-shot keycaps, and fully remappable keys. For a little more of a gamer vibe, there’s even a nice red glow with 14 different lighting effects.

NuPhy Air60 HE

NuPhy Black Friday deals are live, offering discounts of up to 70%. One keyboard I’m particularly excited to see on sale is the NuPhy Air60 HE. Based on aesthetics alone, I would love to have this keyboard. But it’s also packing the performance chops with stunning low-profile magnetic switches that are up there with the “best of Hall Effect keyboards,” according to IGN expert Chris Coke, who reviewed the NuPhy Air60 HE. That’s coupled with an 8K Hz polling rate and actuation point adjustability, for a stunning and high-performing gaming keyboard.

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The AndaSeat Kaiser 3 is an excellent value for a higher-end racing-style gaming chair. It offers most of the features found on the newer Kaiser 4 while costing $50 less. Although you lose out on the wildly adjustable armrests and an improved lumbar system, in our 8/10 review of the Kaiser 3, it scored much higher than the updated model. Right now, you can snag it for $50 off, setting you back $429.

The Kaiser 3 still offers 4D armrests and adjustable lumbar support for flexibility. The wide, foamy seat base, combined with a decent recline and height adjustments, makes for a cushy, comfortable spot to plop down. You also get a swappable magnetic head pillow and armrests to round out the chair.

For a pared-down model, look to the Kaiser 3e, which on sale for an extra $70 below the original model. The lumbar support on the Kaiser 3e is not adjustable, and you can’t magnetically swap out the 4D armrest. Still, it’s a great budget gaming chair option, bringing excellent ergonomics to the (gaming) table.

AndaSeat Kaiser 4 and NGR Kaiser 4

The most premium model in the Kaiser racing chair lineup is the Kaiser 4. From 6D adjustable armrests and pop-out adjustable lumbar support to a firm cold-cure foam seat and comfy magnetic head pillow, there’s a lot to be excited about on the Kaiser 4. However, our hands-on testing of the Kaiser 4 proved otherwise. Reviewer Billy Givens found the armrests “janky” and certain features to be downgraded from the Kaiser 3. Still, if you care about lumbar support, that special system might do it for you. With a flash sale happening right now, you can get it for $469.

A special edition of the Kaiser 4, the NRG Kaiser 4, is seeing the biggest discount of the whole sale. It’s gotten $150 knocked off the price tag. The deal specifically applies to the XL model of the gaming chair, so in addition to the features of the Kaiser 4, you also get a wider seat and a higher weight limit. The gaming chair is also wrapped in the NRG colors and features the logo.

AndaSeat Novis

This most budget-friendly of AndaSeat’s lineup is the Novis, and it’s $30 off for Black Friday. While you don’t get fancy adjustable lumbar support or 6D armrests, it nails all the basics. The cold-cure foam seat is just firm enough, and the 5cm raised lumbar provides good back support. Adding to the ergonomics are a height-adjustable seat and armrests, and you can recline up to 155° for maximum relaxation.

AndaSeat X-Air and X-Air Pro

All of the other AndaSeats mentioned above have a fabric or PVC leather covering padded seats, but those chairs can get hot and sticky quickly. Mesh is the best solution for those who run warm, and AndaSeat offers the X-Air and X-Air Pro with fully mesh seats for extra breathability. Both of these gaming chairs are $50 off for Black Friday.

The X-Air is a slightly better deal, offering 13% savings with features that are somewhat downgraded from the Pro model. Still, it comes with 4D armrests, a 3D headrest, a free-floating tilt mechanism, and a dynamic lumbar. The X-Air Pro offers an adjustable seat depth and slightly more flexible armrests, but otherwise, it’s nearly identical to the X-Air.

Other Gaming Chair Deals

It’s not just AndaSeat getting in on the Black Friday fun; plenty of other gaming chairs are discounted. Secretlab, the brand behind our top gaming chair, the Titan Evo, has temporarily reduced the price of its top-rated seats. You can also find gaming chairs from Corsair and Razer on sale right now for a limited time.

Danielle is a Tech freelance writer based in Los Angeles who spends her free time creating videos and geeking out over music history.

The Best Black Friday Gaming Headset Deals

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Headset for $289.99

The beloved SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset is on sale for $289.99 at Amazon. It's been IGN's No. 1 pick for gaming headset for years, and out of all the headsets I've owned, this is still my favorite by far. The hot-swappable batteries make any gaming session extendable, and the audio quality is excellent, regardless of whether you're watching a movie or deep in a game.

HyperX Cloud III S for $119.99

HyperX has consistently released quality, well-priced headsets for quite some time now. We gave the standard Cloud III headset an 8/10 in our review, but this headset is the S variant, bringing wireless functionality. Normally priced at $180, this headset has a battery rating of up to 120 hours in 2.4GHz mode and 200 hours in Bluetooth mode. It's compatible with PlayStation, PC, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, and Mac.

Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Headset for $179.99

This Alienware Pro Wireless Headset is 22% off for Black Friday, dropping down to $179.99. It packs in 50mm Graphene-coated drivers for a high-quality listening experience, in addition to support for active noise cancellation (ANC). The Alienware Pro Wireless is rated for up to 75 hours of battery life and it has a handy rapid charging feature that gives 8 hours of playback with just 15 minutes of charging.

SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 for $38.99

If you are looking for a budget gaming headset, definitely consider the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1. This headset provides the comfort that more premium models are known for while coming in at a much lower price. The Nova 1 is compatible with all devices that support a 3.5mm headphone jack, so it's easy to plug and play regardless of platform. While the Nova 1 is normally priced at $59.99, you can save 35% off and take home a pair for $38.99.

Logitech G733 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset

The Logitech G733 Lightspeed Wireless headset is 50% for Black Friday, and this is a deal you do not want to miss. The G733 Lightspeed provides customizable RGB lighting, a 20m range, and mic filters to cut out background noise. The headband and earcups are made to prioritize comfort, so you can game without any uncomfortable adjustments needed.

SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7P Wireless for $119.99

For PS5 owners, the Arctis Nova 7P is one of the best headsets out there. It's incredibly easy to set up on PS5, with only the front USB-C port requried to plug in the included adapter and get connected. This headset contians neodymium magnetic drivers to deliver precise, crystal clear audio, and it's compatible with the Tempest 3D Audio that PS5 provides.

More Black Friday Headphone and Earbud Deals

Noah Hunter is a freelance writer and reviewer with a passion for games and technology. He co-founded Final Weapon, an outlet focused on nonsense-free Japanese gaming (in 2019) and has contributed to various publishers writing about the medium.

While the MTG Spider-Man set wasn't the most well-received in terms of mechanics and playability, collector booster packs like this offer a nice chance to open some expensive chase cards. These packs, which contain 15 cards just like a regular booster pack, may seem pricey, but compared to normal booster packs, they tend to come with with more foils, which are shiny, holographic versions of every card available in the set. They also often come with very sought-after alternate prints of existing cards and a higher chance for Rare or Mythic Rare cards.

For individual cards, I'd recommend checking out online card retailer TCGPlayer. From today until December 1, it's running a Cyber Monday deal on everything it sells – for every purchase you make, you get 10% cashback in store credit, or 13% back if you're a subscriber. So if you're a long-time player looking for metagame staples, this is a good opportunity to get more than you were expecting to finish some decks.

The release of the Arc Ultra doesn't make the Arc any less of an outstanding speaker. The 45" soundbar houses eleven precisely engineered internal speakers, including three tweeters and eight midwoofers each paired with Class-D amplifiers. It's capable of room filling audio by itself, but you'd still benefit from a separate subwoofer to round out the low end. Unlike the Sonos Beam, which only has virtual height channels, the Arc has two physical height channels for true Dolby Atmos support. The Arc also has a built-in microphone for smart assistant compatiblity, including voice control.

Save $120 off the Sonos Arc Ultra for Black Friday

If you care more about getting the superior speaker, even if it might not be as cost-efficient, then the Arc Ultra might bhe the soundbar for you. This imposing 46" soundbar houses 14 total speakers, including five tweeters (plus two upward-firing speakers for Dolby Atmos supported height channels), six midwoofers, and a four-motor, dual-membrane Sound Motion woofer for impressive low-end that the original Arc lacked. The Arc Ultra uses AI enhancement technology to isolate and boost the clarity of dialogue and voices. It also has a built-in microphone so that it can be controlled using voice commands from the Sonos app or your favorite smart assistant. Check out our own Sonos Arc Ultra review.

This deal is part of a greater Sonos Black Friday Sale. Check out more deals on soundbars, speakers, and headphones, including the lowest prices of the year on the Sub 4 and Sub Mini to complement your soundbar.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

If you’re also on the streaming wave, Crunchyroll dropped a Black Friday deal seemingly out of nowhere. $20 off a full year of Mega Fan Crunchyroll is pretty much nothing, I know, but it does give you access to the extra 15% discount in the Crunchyroll Store as well as 12 months of unlimited anime streaming. If you’d already pay for it, might as well get it for cheaper.

For more guidance through the deals chaos, check out the rest of this year’s streaming deals or our full breakdown of Black Friday 2025.

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The Amyet V9-G60 boasts a 1,000W (1,500W peak) brushless motor that can push the bike at speeds up to 32mph. The 48V 20AH (960Whr) battery can last up to 70 miles on a single charge (the actual distance is dependent on other factors like your speed, terrain, elevation, etc). Other features include a lightweight aluminum frame, Shimano components for its 7-speed transmission, dual suspension, and 20" wheels with 4" fat tires for a more comfortable ride. The bike comes 90% preassembled and includes a one-year warranty. It's also pretty mod-friendly in case you wanted to do your own upgrades.

Luckeep X1 Lite 750W Electric Bike for $435

The X1 Lite's 750W (1,500W peak) brushless motor can hit a top speed of about 28mph. The 48V 15AH (720Whr) battery can last up to 50 miles on a single charge. Like the Amyet V9-G60, it also features a lightweight aluminum frame, Shimano 7-speed transmission, and 20" wheels with 4" fat tires, and is covered by a 12-month warranty. The feature that sets this bike apart is its ability to be folded in half with the wheels stacked next to each other. This design makes it much easier to fit in a smaller space. A little engineering magic is needed to make sure that the frame maintains its rigidity and so this feature isn't commonly found in entry level bikes.

UrLife E20 Lite 750W Electric Bike for $276

The UrLife E20 Lite is the least expensive ebike in this roundup as well as the lightest. Whereas the Luckeep X1 Lite weighs 70 pounds and the Amyet V9-G60 tops the chart at 77 pounds, the E20 Lite comes in at a modest 60 pounds. It's also equipped with a tamer 750W brushless motor with a peak rating of 1,000W, so the top speed is limited to a still respectable 20mph. The 48V 13AH (624Whr) battery, while being the smallest capacity battery in the roundup, has the best range at up to 80 miles, most likely because of the lighter weight and less power-hungry motor.

HeyBike has an office here in the United States, but they are actually a Chinese brand similar to the other listed above.

Electric Scooter Deals Starting at $109

The LADPED electric scooters are solid entry level options that are meant for adults. Both models are equipped with a peppy 350W brushless motor that can push the scooter at speeds of up to 19mph. The LP80 is equipped with a 36V 10.5aH battery that lasts up to 18 miles on a single charge. The LP60 has a much smaller 36V 5.2AH battery that will give you half that range. Both scooters weigh about 34 pounds (the LP60 is a bit lighter because of the smaller battery) and can be folded for easier transport and storage. They're equipped with standard 8.5" maintenance free honeycomb tires which are good for smooth, paved surfaces.

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The problem is it's $80 price tag, just yesterday it was $63.75 down from $79.99, now it's down from $94.90. In a period of time when we're forced to buy sealed product for more than MSRP (In this case, $39.99), it's my job to make sure you're paying a little premium as possible.

TCGPlayer also has listings available for Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection starting from $61.59. They're also having a Cyber Weekend event that gives buyers 10% cashback as account credit on any purchase.

If you're a subscriber, this bumps up to 13% on-top of your existing subscriber cashback for a total of 16% cashback between now and the end of Cyber Monday. That means you'll get from $6.15 to $9.85 cashback credit just for buying this collection at the best price currently. Win-win, right?

Inside the Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection is:

• 2 x Mega Evolution Boosters
• 3 x Destined Rivals Boosters
• 3 x Journey Together Boosters
• Mega Venusaur ex Giant Lenticular promo card
• Mega Venusaur ex promo card

Mega Venusaur ex is actually pretty playable when combined with Meganium from Mega Evolutions (There's an awesome looking Stamped promo version too), with it's ability allowing it to transfer energy between Pokémon combined with Meganium's ability that doubles Grass energy in play. That means Mega Venusaurs Jungle Dump attack, costing four grass energy, can be set up and used in one turn if you play this strategy right. That's 240 damage set up instantly, and is frankly mad.

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Streaming Service Savings Breakdown

Paramount+ does have a Black Friday deal, dropping the monthly price to $2.99, but it only lasts two months. Peacock had one of the best Black Friday deals last year, offering a full year with ads for $19.99, but we haven't heard a peep from the service in 2025. So with that in mind, I think it's worth breaking down the savings you'll get on just those subscriptions with this deal:

• Peacock Premium (no ads) - $109.99 annually (Save $60.99 with Walmart+)
• Paramount+ Basic (with ads) - $59.99 annually (Save $10.99 with Walmart+)

It's pretty clear just looking at the prices that choosing the Peacock Premium subscription will net you the most savings. But it's worth noting that Walmart+ actually gives you the option to change your subscription for free every 90 days. So if you start with Peacock Premium, you can switch to Paramount+ about three months in. With an annual subscription you can swap services up to four times before the year is up.

What's on Peacock?

Peacock isn't as well known as a Netflix or Disney+, but it does have some good originals. Most recently there is The Paper, a spin-off series from the creators of The Office. There's also the popular mystery series Poker Face that I binged myself and loved. Peacock also has exclusive rights to movies from Universal and Focus Features (including things like Jurassic World Rebirth). If you've never had a Peacock subscription before, it has a surprisingly deep catalog of things for you to stream.

What's on Paramount+?

Paramount+ is the home of pretty much anything Paramount. That means you'll find things like the Mission: Impossible movies, Transformers, and the entirety of the Star Trek Universe. It is also the new home of South Park, meaning it's the only place you can stream new episodes of season 28 as they air. You'll also find a roster of Nickelodeon shows spanning decades, from SpongeBob and iCarly to Rocko's Modern Life. Walmart+ only gets you access to a basic subscription, however, so you'll need to deal with ads. (And if you want access to shows like Yellowjackets or Dexter, you'll need a Paramount+ Premium plan that includes Showtime, which is, obviously, not included in this Walmart+ deal.) There is currently a free trial of Paramount+ you can try if you want to test it out before committing to an annual subscription.

The Meta Quest 3 is the best standalone consumer-oriented VR headset and is a significant upgrade compared to its less expensive Quest 3S sibling. The two share the same Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 processor, Touch Plus controllers with inside-out tracking, and mixed reality passthrough. However, the Quest 3 has a higher resolution, higher FOV display with a much wider focused sweet spot thanks to its superior pancake lens design. The Quest 3 also has much more onboard storage. I own it myself (and I reviewed it for IGN) and have logged over a thousand hours in Beat Saber alone.

TL;DR:

• Quest 3 has sharper resolution (2064x2208 vs 1832x1920)
• Quest 3 has better lens array (pancake vs fresnel)
• Quest 3 has wider FOV (104°/96° vs 96°/90°)
• Quest 3 has higher storage capacity (512GB vs 128GB)
• Same Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 processor
• Same Touch Plus controllers
• Same 120Hz refresh rate
• Same Mixed reality passthrough functionality
• Same tetherless and tethered functionality

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