The Best Prime Day Gaming Deals Still Available (Friday Update)
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See at EbayAmazon Prime Day ended earlier this week, but there are still some great deals to be found on video games, tech, and entertainment in its wake. A fair number of Prime Day deals are still available at Amazon and competing retailers who hosted anti-Prime Day sales. This includes some of the best game deals, such as Pokemon Sword and Shield for $40 and NBA 2K21 for $35. We've rounded up the Prime Day 2020 deals that you can still take advantage of now.
Since Prime Day is over, though, there's no telling when the following deals will expire. If you see anything you're interested in, it'd be smart to snag it as soon as possible.
Game dealsWe've separated the best game deals still available, by platform. As you'll notice, some of the best Nintendo Switch deals are still up for grabs, including first-party exclusives for as low as $40.
Best Nintendo Switch deals Best PS4 deals Best Xbox One deals SubscriptionsA couple of solid discounts on PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live Gold are still available after Prime Day.
$31 (was $60)You can currently get a 12-month subscription for PlayStation Plus for nearly 50% off at Ebay. This is the best deal we've seen on PS Plus in a long time. If it sells out, you can snag a year membership for just a tad more at Daily Steals. Enter promo code GAMESPOTPSN at checkout to get the code for $33.49.
$50 (was $60)Enter promo code 2FTSTECH86 at checkout to get $10 off. Xbox Live Gold subscriptions stack, and you can purchase up to three 12-month memberships with this code.
PC gaming dealsWhile most PC gaming Prime Day deals have ended, there are still a few hardware deals up for grabs at great prices.
$1,700 (was $2,600)The Razer Blade 15 is one of the most impressive gaming laptops on the market. It's fitted with a Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 graphics card, which gives it enough power to run modern games at high settings. The Razer Blade 15 has an Intel Core i7 processor that can boost to 4.5 GHz, 16GB of fast DDR4 RAM, and a 512GB SSD.
$1,150 (was $1,45 0)If you're looking for a new desktop gaming PC, this pre-built Asus model packs a powerful punch. It's fitted with a Nvidia RTX 2060 Super GPU, AMD Ryzen 7 3700X processor, 16GB of fast DDR4 RAM, and a 512GB SSD.
$120 (was $160)This LG 24-inch 1080p monitor has a fast 75Hz refresh rate that keeps gameplay smooth.
4K TV dealsIf you're looking for a new 4K TV to complement the PS5 or Xbox Series X, there are some holdover deals on stellar 4K TVs from top brands. For more info, check out our guide to finding the best 4K TV for next-gen gaming.
Starts at $1,000If you're looking for a cheaper option for the PS5 and Xbox Series X, it's hard to go wrong with the Q80T series from Samsung. It features 4K, 120Hz, and HDMI 2.1 support with a QLED-lit screen.
Starts at $950 (was $1,200)The Sony X900H is Sony's first HDMI 2.1-capable 4K TV. It has a 120Hz refresh rate and a dedicated Game Mode designed with the PS5 in mind. It also supports HDR 10, Dolby Vision, and a wide variety of smart apps.
Sale sizes: 55-, 75-, 85-inch
Starts at $527Samsung's Q60T series features the company's QLED-lit display, providing bright colours in a 4K resolution with Quantum HDR. It features a 60Hz refresh rate as well as smart TV features like streaming apps.
Sale sizes: 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-inch
$500 (was $550)LG has discounted its 65-inch UN7000 Series TV by $50 for Best Buy's competing anti-Prime Day sale, and if you're looking for a great TV at a budget, this is one worth looking at. It boasts a 4K IPS display, which gives you wider viewing angles, making it an excellent television for a big living room.
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