Razer Cyber Monday deals on BlackShark headsets, Huntsman keyboards, and the best Synapse-compatible RGB mice

Iterating on its predecessor with cutting-edge Wi-Fi 7 connectivity and Intel's 14th Gen Core i9-14900HX processor, the Blade 18's 2024 refresh comes with NVIDIA's most powerful RTX 4090 graphics card if you spring for the 'Mercury Edition.' It's a fancy name for silver, but it looked great on the Blade 14 (2023) Mercury Edition when we tested that and should suit its gigantic 18-inch sibling just fine. Able to run absolutely any PC game out there, the Razer Blade 18 is the company's high-end gaming laptop with the best components you could hope for.

As I said in my review, "There's really nothing else to it: the Razer Blade 18 is the best gaming laptop in the world. Thankfully, the 2024 refresh sticks with a design that's as subtle as possible and doesn't scream, "look at me, I'm a gamer," with oversaturated RGB."

This beast of a portable gaming workstation doesn't see too many deals that bring it down to the realms of normality, but Woot has it for a rare 20% discount, and it won't last long at this price. — Ben Wilson

💻Blade 18 Mercury Edition RTX 4090 laptop: was $4,499.99 now $3,599.99 at Woot

Razer made its name with gaming mice, and now has a wide variety of mice across every price range and product category. Orochi caters to the mobile warriors, Basilisk for those that demand the most in features and ergonomics, Viper for ambidextrous gaming pros, Naga for those who need all the buttons, Cobra for a balance of features and performance, and... DeathAdder. These mice are all about pure performance, designed for esports and hardcore competitive players with designs sculpted to the right hand.

The Razer DeathAdder V3 I reviewed is the current baby in the lineup, but it's absolutely no slouch when it comes down to it. Tactile and reliable optical mouse switches, 8,000Hz polling rates over a frictionless braided cable, 30,000 DPI sensitivity, and less than 60g of weight make the DeathAdder V3 a beast on the gaming battlefield. It's a stellar mouse, and it's a shockingly good value considering the sheer capabilities, even at its full retail price.

As I concluded in my review, "It's hard to fault the Razer DeathAdder V3, which more than justifies its price tag with incredible performance and a design so light it simply fades away in use. As long as you're okay with a wire and a right-handed design, the DeathAdder V3 is guaranteed not to disappoint." Shaving $25 off that price tag is no laughing matter, although you'll have to be okay with dragging that wire around. — Zachary Boddy

🖱️Razer DeathAdder V3 Wired Gaming Mouse: was $69.99 now $44.99 at Best Buy

The Razer Huntsman V2 has been around for a while now, but age is nothing but a number for great products like this. The Huntsman line is where Razer first dabbled with its optical switches, using light beams instead of metal contacts for instant actuation.

It's every bit the premium keyboard. It's built like a tank, too, so it'll last the course. For general everyday use, the purple switch version is definitely the best, and it's hardly a slouch for gaming, either. If you're purely wanting the best gaming performance, Razer also offers a linear optical switch.

I didn't write our review, Editor-in-Chief, Daniel Rubino, did, but I've spent many long hours using a Huntsman V2 of my own, and I'm in the same agreement. It's epic. — Richard Devine

⌨️Razer Huntsman V2 gaming keyboard: was $189.99 now $99.99 at Best Buy

I always said that this Razer Xbox controller and quick charge stand was overpriced and purely for those with money to burn, but frankly now it's on sale if I could get this at this price in the UK, I'd be seriously reconsidering my position. If you are really fond of the Razer signature branding as well as the transparent style reminiscent of the old Xbox Phantom controllers (and now the Cipher collection) this a great bundle that gets you both the sexy controller and a matching Razer Quick charge stand. At $129.99 rather than the eye watering OG price of $199.99, it's easier to stomach and it's certainly a collectors dream — Jennifer Young

🎮 Razer Wireless Controller & Quick Charging Stand Bundle: was $199.99 now $129.99 at Amazon

When I reviewed the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023), I was almost upset by how good it was. My previous review had been for the Razer Kraken Kitty V2 Pro headset, and I simply couldn't bring myself to return to it after I experienced the BlackShark V2 Pro. My cat ears were gone, but in its place I got a best-in-class microphone, amazing comfort, incredible audio performance, and a battery that just didn't want to die.

I reviewed many headsets after the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro, but none convinced me to give it up... Until now. The Razer Kraken V4 Pro I recently reviewed finally took that place, but even then the BlackShark V2 Pro has the superior microphone and far better endurance for literally half the price. This is a headset favored by esports athletes for a reason, and I still recommend it wholeheartedly. Sadly, it rarely goes on sale.

Well, Black Friday is here, and the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) is enjoying a rare discount that brings it down to $179.99 at Best Buy. It's not the craziest deal, but I recommend this headset at full price — so it deserves extra recommendation when it's discounted. — Zachary Boddy

🎧Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023) Wireless Gaming Headset: was $199.99 now $179.99 at Best Buy

I'm not the one who reviewed the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro wireless gaming mouse for Windows Central, but this is still the mouse I personally choose to use every day. Whatever mouse I may be reviewing, the Basilisk V3 Pro always coerces me back with its unbeatable ergonomics, loads of additional features, colorful aesthetics, and excellent performance. Being able to wirelessly charge it with Razer's Mouse Dock Pro (which also acts a wireless receiver) is just another benefit.

I love this mouse, but the comfort and that smart scroll wheel are definitely the highlights for me. This mouse is heavy and absolutely designed for right-handed users, but those willing to sacrifice a little bit of raw performance in exchange for additional features and luxuries will certainly not be disappointed in the Basilisk V3 Pro.

It's worth mentioning that this mouse recently got an upgraded version, but it's difficult to recommend the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K when it's largely the exact same mouse but with slightly better performance and slightly longer battery life. The regular Basilisk V3 Pro is always around $30 cheaper now, but this deal doubles that gap — basically, don't get the newer version. The original Basilisk V3 Pro is the far better deal, giving you 99% of the same mouse experience at a fraction of the price. — Zachary Boddy

🖱️Razer Basilisk V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse: was $159.99 now $99.99 at Best Buy

Our own Ben Wilson conducted our Razer Leviathan V2 Soundbar (2-piece) review and found that this audio accessory offers some spectacular THX spatial audio speakers alongside a great subwoofer. In his review, Ben said, "Adjusting the equalizer to my preferred settings with high bass and treble meant that everything I played back sounded tremendously intense."

Now, it's worth noting that you can also get the soundbar on its own at a deal price. It usually sells for $99.99, but it's currently only $84.99 at Best Buy. There's also a renewed option selling for $62.99 at Amazon, so you've got a few deal options to choose from.

Something to note is that the V2 version does not feature a 3.5mm and optical audio port like the V1 did. However, it does support Bluetooth 5.2 for a wireless connection. Plus, you can adjust the fun RGB lighting using Razer apps until you get just the right effects and colors you want. — Rebecca Spear

🔊 Razer Leviathan V2 Bluetooth (2-Piece) soundbar: was $249.99 now $189.99 at Best Buy

Despite Black Friday not actually being until, well, Friday, the deals are mostly already live across the big retailers. There might well be some doorbusters we haven't seen yet coming on the day, but for the most part, there's no need to wait.

Razer has a lot of great deals going on already, and you'll find all the best ones above in this post. We'll be keeping a close eye on things throughout the week, bringing you the best that Razer has to offer. — Richard Devine

In a world dominated by the universal USB Type-C port, having a capable and reliable USB hub that can give you all the ports and features you need is vital. For me (and at least one other member of the Windows Central team), that role is brilliantly filled by the Razer USB Type-C Dock, an 11-in-1 USB hub with 85W Power Delivery charging passthrough for your laptop.

It's worth mentioning that this is not a docking station — it doesn't need a power source of its own to function, although plugging it in can also keep your laptop juiced up. It's an extremely sleek, all-aluminum USB hub that can easily slip into any bag or backpack pocket, and the entire product just screams "quality." USB hubs aren't known for featuring premium builds, but Razer apparently didn't get that memo.

My colleague Jennifer Young is the one who reviewed the Razer USB Type-C Dock, and concluded in her review, "The Razer USB-C dock is an excellent device for anyone who needs a portable and stylish dock for their laptop. The aluminum casing and braided cable perfectly match the aesthetics of Razer laptops and other accessories, giving you a sleek and cohesive look. It has all the ports I need for work, play, and podcasting, and most importantly, I can easily take it from home to backpack for working on the go."

For a limited time, the Razer USB Type-C Dock is also an incredibly good deal thanks to a steep 33% discount knocking it down to just $79.99 at Razer.

👩‍💻Razer USB Type-C dock: was $119.99 now $79.99 at Razer

It's similar to the BlackShark V2 Pro, but the standard HyperSpeed headset for PC gamers still offers "an impossible value proposition" despite being the cheaper model. In Zachary Boddy's review, they call it "an incredible wireless gaming headset and a killer value" thanks to gigantic battery life and the same world-class microphone as its 'Pro' counterpart. Usually selling for $129.99 MSRP, this Black Friday deal makes it hilariously easy to recommend with a $30 discount.

The microphone itself isn't detachable, so remember that before you buy. Still, if you're constantly playing with friends and need a high-quality mic, you'll appreciate Razer's efforts in its 'HyperClear Super Wideband' tech (a fancy name that translates to great audio quality.) It also doubles up its usefulness for anyone creating gaming compilation clips or livestreaming, as Zachary dubbed it, "one of the best mics on any gaming headset, even good enough for light content creation or streaming."

Again, this wireless headset is aimed at PC gamers and isn't an option for those on Xbox. Nevertheless, it offers an incredible microphone with multi-day battery life and becomes an ultra-desirable option at this limited-time price at Best Buy. Don't miss it. — Ben Wilson

🎧Razer BlackShark V2 HyperSpeed wireless headset: was $129.99 now $99.99 at Best Buy

One of Razer's lesser-known specialties lies in its excellent range of premium gaming chairs, generally because they're often quite expensive. The Enki X is one of its more affordable options, but an almost $400 MSRP can still feel like a push for some budget-conscious gamers. However, there's no substitute for comfort and health, and a $100 discount on this sleek gaming chair makes it a no-brainer.

Our Editor-in-Chief, Daniel Rubino, tested the Enki X for his review back in 2021 when Razer was a reasonably new face in the gaming chair category. Still, it made a strong impression on him and became a strong competitor to Razer's office-centric Iskur: "I think this is a better option for those who plan on spending eight hours a day sitting versus a "battle chair" idealized for long gaming sessions."

If you're long overdue for a more comfortable chair for your desk, the Enki X is a fantastic option, and the price makes more sense than ever. Grab it from Best Buy while it lasts, and they'll throw in a month's subscription to Discord Nitro. — Ben Wilson

💺Razer Enki X gaming chair: was: $399.99 now: $299.99 at Best Buy

One of the most significant roadblocks that held the Blade 16 back from scoring a higher rank in Zachary Boddy's review at the beginning of 2024 was its sky-high price tag. Otherwise, it's a monstrous gaming laptop with ultra-high-end components that'll crush any AAA game you throw at it, and this Black Friday discount removes the negativity of its steep cost.

At $3,000, it's still no budget-grade machine, but we never claimed it was. On the contrary, Zachary dubbed it clear as day in their review: "It's a status statement, with Razer's bright green logo letting everyone know you spend more for superior fit and finish." If you're fortunate enough to have a laptop of this caliber within your affordable range, you won't regret having held out for this discounted Blade 16 variant and its RTX 4080 GPU.

Loaded with a 16-inch OLED screen supporting up to 240Hz refresh rates, the 14th Gen Intel Core i9-14900HX processor pairs with the RTX 4080 to push framerates as high as possible. Opt for lower resolutions, and you'll be in better luck of hitting 240 FPS. Otherwise, it at least makes for a smooth desktop experience in Windows 11. It's one for the discerning gamer with plenty of spare cash. — Ben Wilson

💻 Razer Blade 16 laptop: was $3,599.99 now $2,999.99 at Best Buy

There are a lot more gaming handhelds on the market now than a few years ago, and one of the more underrated options hails from the Android-powered camp. The Razer Edge, which I reviewed, pairs Razer's gaming expertise with the open Android ecosystem, a powerful Qualcomm chipset, and a detachable mobile controller to create a surprisingly capable and versatile gaming handheld.

The Razer Edge is smaller than I'd like and limited by Razer's modest software additions, but its gorgeous 144Hz AMOLED display, respectable performance, and a Pro version of the Razer Kishi V2 mobile controller (with audio-to-haptics) go a long way toward making up for that.

You also have access to a shockingly diverse array of games to play between the growing Google Play Store (which increasingly offers full-blown games like Minecraft, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, and many more), game emulation (which is very popular on Android, with many options from which to choose), and now game streaming through services like Xbox Cloud Gaming. I struggled to recommend the Edge at its full price, honestly, but there's zero hesitation with this deal, which knocks 37% off the retail price and throws in a free Razer skin (and another mystery gift). — Zachary Boddy

🎮Razer Edge Gaming Handheld + Kishi V2 Pro Mobile Controller: was $399.99 now $249.99 at Razer

It may have been a couple of years since we tested the DeathStalker V2 Pro, but it still stands as one of the best low-profile gaming keyboards on the market, and its only downside at launch was its high price. Now that Best Buy has it down to $129.99, there's really nothing negative to say about the V2 Pro besides its lack of a wrist rest, but that's subject to personal taste.

Fetching around 40 to 50 hours of battery life when used wirelessly, you can always fall back on the included USB-C cable to use the DeathStalker V2 Pro like a standard wired keyboard to avoid mid-game disasters. Plus, the MFB (multi-function button) and media roller can be customized in Razer's Synapse companion app to practically anything you want, not just the usual volume control.

It's not an egregious gaming keyboard by any means. In fact, it's actually quite subtle and only really exposes its category when you crank the multi-colored RGB lighting effects to their fullest. Still, most gamers will love the DeathStalker V2 Pro now that it's at a reasonable price, but this deal won't last forever! — Ben Wilson

⌨️Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro TKL wireless keyboard: was: $219.99 now $129.99 at Best Buy

Fun fact, one of my earliest reviews for Windows Central was the Razer Kraken Kitty V2 Pro, which also marked the beginning of my healthy working relationship with the black-and-green gaming company. This premium wired PC gaming headset shamelessly sells itself wholly on the back of its defining feature, and that's perfectly fine by me. As the name suggest, this is the ultimate headset for those who love cat ears.

Razer took its iconic Razer Kraken as the base, added a ton of RGB lighting, and threw in three sets of swappable ears for good measure (cat, bear, and rabbit). Complete with Razer's high-end audio drivers and THX 7.1 spatial audio, the Razer Kraken Kitty V2 Pro is quite the showcase for any gaming setup. It's certainly not the cheapest headset, though, especially considering you'll be tied down by that wire.

Right now, though, you can get the Kraken Kitty V2 Pro in both black and pink colorways at 3/4 of the price, making it a fantastic option for those who value aesthetic. I personally gave up this headset in favor of the more practical Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (2023), but I still miss the built-in, glowing ears of the Kraken Kitty.

🎧Razer Kraken Kitty V2 Pro Wired Gaming Headset: was $199.99 now $149.99 at Best Buy

While Razer's Basilisk mice are top-notch, they're explicitly designed for right-handed gamers. Not that the Cobra Pro was necessarily built with lefties in mind, but a symmetrical design makes gaming more comfortable for that crowd and some generally prefer it over a purpose-built shape. Plus, you'll get a more lightweight mouse over the Basilisk V3 Pro alongside being a slim option that's wireless, with wireless charging compatibility if you use Razer's Mouse Dock Pro.

Usually, the Razer Cobra Pro can be a little off-putting given its high $129.99 MSRP, but this Black Friday deal brings it down to a much more reasonable price. Loaded with 11 RGB zones that are customizable with Razer's companion apps, where you can also adjust the 30,000 DPI sensor's polling rate up to 4,000Hz.

It's undoubtedly designed for gamers first, but there's no reason it can't double up as your daily mouse for work if you tone down the RGB and extend its battery life. A great option that's finally under $100. — Ben Wilson

🖱️Razer Cobra Pro wireless mouse: was: $129.99 now: $99 at Amazon

"Wait, this isn't even a deal!"

No, I know, the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro is still full price during Black Friday, but here's the thing: it's worth it. We've seen so many failures with Microsoft's official Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 controller that Jez Corden says it makes more sense to get the Wolverine V3 Pro instead, even at full price. I have to agree, and it's a real shame that the second-generation Elite turned out to be so problematic.

Dead bumpers and stick drift are especially annoying when you're paying over $100 for a controller. So, if you have the budget to buy a premium joypad in that range, do yourself a favor and spring for Razer's superior option. — Ben Wilson

🎮Razer Wolverine V3 Pro (Wireless for Xbox/PC) | $199 at Amazon

While the Razer Freyja isn't actually discounted for Black Friday, it's still worth talking about as one of Razer's most exciting new products. This haptic cushion fits to your existing office or gaming chair, hooks up to your PC and then vibrates in relation to your games.

The Sensa HD platform is open to game developers to build into their titles, but Razer also designed the Freyja to use game audio to generate haptic feedback. This means any game can be used with it, and even your favorite tunes. It's one of my favorite new products in a while. — Richard Devine

💺Razer Freyja | $299.99 at Best Buy

You might not know exactly what to buy from Razer for your favorite gamer, which is where a gift card comes in handy this holiday season. While they're not discounted themselves, they're a great buy over Black Friday and into the holiday season to help your loved ones get the gaming gear of their dreams for less. — Richard Devine

💳Razer Gift Cards | From $10 at Razer

I'm here to try and convert you to 60% keyboards; just hear me out. At first glance, it might seem like an absurd downsizing, and you'll wonder how you're supposed to survive without arrow keys and a number pad, but honestly, you'll soon forget about them entirely. Even smaller than TKL (tenkeyless) options like the DeathStalker V2 Pro offers, the Huntsman Mini is an ultra-compact gaming keyboard with linear switches by default, but you can opt for clicky alternatives.

I'm a big fan of linear switches anyway, and I use them for daily typing, not just for gaming. Either way, you can store five custom profiles for RGB lighting on its built-in memory and even more via the cloud if you install Razer's Synapse app, but it isn't mandatory. In our Editor-in-Chief Daniel Rubino's review, he called it "worth it, but only for a specific crowd. That's fine, and Razer knows this, which is why it has so many variants of this popular series. Getting in on the 60 percent craze simply makes sense."

So, I want you to join this crowd. With simple fn-key shortcuts, you'll soon unlearn your reliance on arrow keys and enjoy the extra space on your desk. Bonus points if you're building an all-white setup because the Huntsman Mini will fit in perfectly. Try it. At this price, you can't really resist.

⌨️Razer Huntsman Mini 60% wired keyboard: was $119.99 now $69.99 at Best Buy

I'm responsible for WC's Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% review, and that's actually the exact keyboard I'm using to type right now. It's a truly phenomenal high-end keyboard for a number of reasons, but it's prohibitively expensive at $300. So, what if I told you that you can get 95% of that keyboard for $110 less? That's where the non-Pro Razer BlackWidow V4 75% that my colleague reviewed comes in.

Put both compact, 75% gaming keyboards side-by-side, and you'll find more similarities than differences. Both keyboards boast Razer's first gasket-mounted keyboard design with a layered internal structure focused around typing acoustics. Both keyboards brightly glow with per-key Razer Chroma RGB lighting. Both keyboards include a comfy, plush wrist rest in the box. Both keyboards sell themselves on the promises of customizability, with features common in bespoke keyboards like hot-swappable switches and key caps.

Honestly, there's only one reason you should spend that extra $110, and that's if you need your keyboard to be wireless. Sure, the BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% also features an OLED display, but that's just not enough of a selling point on its own. The Razer BlackWidow V4 75% is still a brilliant mechanical gaming keyboard with excellent build quality, a wonderful typing experience, and a healthy list of features. I have seen reports that some buyers encounter double input issues with the default switches, but it is dreadfully easy to replace those switches with whatever you want, and you'll still keep the best-in-class base keyboard.

Keyboard enthusiasts should consider either of Razer's 75% BlackWidow V4 keyboards when choosing their next chassis, but the non-Pro version is even easier to recommend right now thanks to its first-ever sale. — Zachary Boddy

⌨️Razer BlackWidow V4 75% Wired Gaming Keyboard: was $189.99 now $164.99 at Best Buy

There are plenty of hardcore PC gamers that need the most performant, responsive, and customizable keyboard, and there are plenty of PC gamers actively seeking out the most compact, miniature premium keyboards. At the space where those two intersect is one of the most interesting keyboards in Razer's current lineup: the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini.

I reviewed the full-sized Razer Huntsman V3 Pro and concluded that it's hands-down one of the most technologically advanced gaming keyboards ever made. Its high price tag is due to the best-in-class adjustable actuation that allows more customization than any other keyboard for individual key performance and responsiveness, shortcuts, and more. This keyboard is all about performance, aimed directly at pro gamers that need the absolute best. The Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini is, well, the miniature version of it.

A 60% wired gaming keyboard, the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini is properly small, as you'll be hard-pressed to find premium mechanical keyboards more compact than this. That means you lose out on plenty of keys and buttons versus the full-sized and even tenkeyless versions, but the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini doesn't compromise at all on performance. This is still a high-end keyboard with per-key adjustable actuation, and it's just as precise and responsive as its bigger siblings.

Right now, the entire Razer Huntsman V3 Pro lineup is enjoying a modest discount for Black Friday, and the Huntsman V3 Pro Mini is the most enticing in my opinion.

⌨️Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini 60% Wired Gaming Keyboard: was $179.99 now $159.99 at Best Buy

If ever there is an event that suits Razer hardware, it's Cyber Monday. Yeah, Black Friday is cool for deals, but digital-only storefronts pushing extended discounts into early December mean that Razer's top-rated hardware stays cheap, and we all win. Some traditional retailers are clinging onto the Black Friday theme for a while longer, which is keeping the Blade 16 (2024) laptop discounted by a healthy $600 and remains a premium pick.

We'll be keeping an eye on deals throughout this bizarre period of deals limbo as early Cyber Monday deals begin to appear and will update anything that beats what we already shared. So far, we're still seeing the same low prices, and there's a chance that we won't see any further movement, but you never know. Stores with enough stock will be tempted to drop prices even more, and we'll be here to catch it. — Ben Wilson

💻 Razer Blade 16 laptop: was $3,599.99 now $2,999.99 at Best Buy

How many buttons are too many when it comes to a gaming mouse? Honestly, I don't think there is a limit because someone will find a use for them, and it'll probably have something to do with World of Warcraft or whatever the hottest MOBA is these days. We tested the Razer Naga V2 Pro in our review when it launched and could only dock it half a store for its weight and high price, but one of those cons is irrelevant, thanks to this Cyber Monday deal.

It's still a touch over $100, but it's absolutely worth it at this price and remains a stellar pick for gamers who have a taste for ultra-complex games with endless controls to map on its extra buttons, swapping out the included side plates for different scenarios. If you're struggling through raids with a lightweight two-button mouse, give the Naga V2 Pro a shot to see how much convenience it offers to MMORPGs and similar genres. A niche mouse to be sure, but one at a fantastic price that'll thrill its intended audience. — Ben Wilson

🖱️Razer Naga V2 Pro wireless mouse: was $179.99 now $132.40 Amazon

A backpack may not be the first thing you think about when it comes to Razer (or tech in general), but it's a vital part of many people's kits. A backpack you can trust to last for years, be comfortable to wear for hours at a time, and have the space and pockets to carry all of your gear is worth more than its weight in gold. There are plenty of solid generic backpacks, too, but others manage to stand out.

I reviewed the Razer Rogue V3 Backpack, and it's the first time any company has made me actively care about bags. To this day I rely on the 14-inch Rogue V3 any time I travel for work, as it's the perfect size for my laptop of choice, ASUS ROG Ally X handheld, Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ tablet, Sennheiser Momentum 4 wireless ANC headphones, a book, and the various accessories and peripherals I keep handy.

I'll let past me sum it up, "Razer's Rogue line of premium gaming backpacks isn't cheap or packed with smart features, but they're well-designed, attractive, and are made with obvious quality and attention to detail. As long as you're okay with the giant Razer logo on the back, these are excellent backpacks for any scenario."

Right now, both 14 and 16-inch versions of the Razer Rogue V3 Backpack are enjoying a sweet price cut for Cyber Monday, so this may be the perfect opportunity to upgrade your daily carry.

🎒Razer Rogue V3 Backpack (16-inch): was $99.99 now $69.99 at Amazon

Missed your chance to shop Black Friday deals due to work or other time-sucking commitments? Don't worry; everything on our list is still on sale, including the DeathAdder V3 wired gaming mouse, proving to be the most popular Razer deal of the season by far. Zachary already mentioned their glowing DeathAdder V3 review comments, and it stands as a world-class mouse for right-handed gamers.

Plus, Cyber Monday is starting to appear across major retailers early, just as Black Friday did, and plenty of discounts are carrying over with the same reduction. Some might even drop further when the calendar ticks over to December 2, and we'll be here watching Razer's listings like a hawk.

Arguably, I don't think there's any risk of buying the DeathAdder V3 right now, but there's nothing stopping other Razer products from enjoying a reduction that otherwise remained at full price so far. Keep this page bookmarked, and we'll keep you updated on the best deals LIVE. — Ben Wilson

🖱️Razer DeathAdder V3 wired mouse: was $69.99 now $44.99 at Best Buy

Razer is constantly releasing new products and updating its existing families, but the old doesn't immediately fade into obscurity with the arrival of the new. Sometimes, going back a generation can be the best way to get some incredible gaming gear and save a ton of cash. Razer is rarely generous with its sales, after all, but there are two products in particular that buck that trend this Cyber Monday.

The Razer Viper V2 Pro is one of Razer's most iconic and best-selling wireless gaming mouse, characterized by its ridiculously light ambidextrous design and excellent performance. There's also the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed, a compact 65% wireless gaming keyboard with a beautiful design and surprisingly excellent performance. The former is 47% off and the latter is 58% off, and the two combined create a potent, performance, portable wireless duo.

We've only reviewed the Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed keyboard here, but the Razer Viper V2 Pro is beloved by many and an easy recommendation. — Zachary Boddy

🖱️Razer Viper V2 Pro wireless gaming mouse: was $149.99 now $79.99 at Amazon
⌨️Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini HyperSpeed 65% wireless gaming keyboard: was $199.99 now $84.99 at Amazon

Ah, there it is. Shying away from discounts over Black Friday, one of our all-time favorite Xbox controllers is finally on sale for Cyber Monday. Ever popular during deals season, it took a while for the Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma to show up with any significant savings, but it seems Amazon was waiting for today before dropping it to a little over $90.

If you don't mind using a wired controller, the Wolverine V2 "almost feels like cheating" and stands strong as a viable option when it's on sale but has otherwise been replaced by full-priced V3 variants since our review. Yes, it's wired, but it's still a better option than some bargain-basement alternatives that'll feel gross in your hands. Pick it up while you can if you're a fan of gamer-centric RGB lighting and want something better than a 'Player 2' reject. — Ben Wilson

🎮Wolverine V2 Chroma wired controller: was $149.99 now $90.90 at Amazon

If you'd rather keep your ears free of a full-size gaming headset, the Razer Leviathan V2 soundbar is still discounted for Cyber Monday and offers a chunky subwoofer with a dedicated USB hookup for your gaming desktop or even a laptop. A downsized selection of ports means you won't be hooking it up to your big-screen TV, but it was never made for that.

"The included instructions advise placing the subwoofer on the floor, but I can't recommend you do if you have any downstairs neighbors because this thing is a beast."

As I said in my review, Razer wants your mouse-and-keyboard setup to be shaking with the bass of explosions and other chaotic gameplay ambience, with a little RGB thrown in for good measure. Time's running out if you're tempted by a bass-happy soundbar setup for your PC gaming setup! — Ben Wilson

🔊 Razer Leviathan V2 Bluetooth (2-Piece) soundbar: was $249.99 now $189.99 at Best Buy

Many of the best gaming chairs will run you $500 or more, especially if you're looking at companies like Secretlab. A surprising contender for a "mid-range" gaming chair that still offers premium quality at a lower price comes from Razer. Our Razer Enki X review discusses why this $400 chair provides all-day comfort without weighing on your wallet. Right now, the Enki X is $100 less, marking a sweet spot. — Zachary Boddy, Staff Writer

💺Razer Enki X Gaming Chair: was $399.99 now $299.99 at Best Buy