Need some holiday gift ideas for your favorite PC gamer? My handpicked list of Black Friday discounts on hardware starts at $17
Monitors, keyboards, gamepads, mice, and more are on sale thanks to Black Friday discounts.
Time is running out to get your holiday gift shopping done, but the good news is that Black Friday week is full of massive discounts on a lot of our favorite tech.
Yes, the deals are already well underway despite Black Friday falling officially on November 28, and from the countless hundreds of tech deals available, I handpicked 21 of the best PC gamer accessories.
Think of this as a PC gamer starter kit, full of hardware and accessories that are guaranteed to please both newcomers and veterans to PC gaming. Need a new monitor? Need a mount for your monitor? I have you covered. Want to upgrade your keyboard and mouse? I found huge discounts.
And there's a lot more than just keyboards, mice, and monitors worth checking out. Here are the best Black Friday PC gaming deals to help you jumpstart (or upgrade) your experience.
More Black Friday 2025 — quick links
- All our TOP recommened Black Friday deals: Just the best
- mini PC deals: up to 47% off tiny PCs
- GPU deals: early price drops on NVIDIA RTX before they go up
- Microsoft Surface deals: save up to $500 on premium PCs
- Xbox accessories: best deals on gadgets for your Xbox Series X|S and PC
- Gaming laptop deals: the best laptops for the best price
- Xbox controllers: our top picks for best controller deals
Even more Black Friday deals: - Samsung monitors: the best Samsung display deals we've found
- Retro gaming: handhelds, arcade machines, old school consoles, and more
- Gamer merch: Blizzard’s Warcraft, Overwatch, and Diablo IV collectibles
- Game keys: 10 PC game codes are even cheaper at Loaded (formerly CDKeys)
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Cale Hunt brings to Windows Central more than nine years of experience writing about laptops, PCs, accessories, games, and beyond. If it runs Windows or in some way complements the hardware, there’s a good chance he knows about it, has written about it, or is already busy testing it.
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