A whole bunch of RPS favourites are here, from the best-in-class WD Black SN850X to the fast yet affordable Crucial P3. Image credit: Rock Paper Shotgun Best SSD and microSD card dealsįair play to those non-Amazon retailers, their SSD deals are generally both as numerous and as generous as Amazon's. Scroll on for the full list, or hit these shortcuts to jump to each section. Logitech G915 TKL Lightspeed Wireless - £179 from Logitech (was £220) Logitech G502 Hero - £35 from Currys (was £80)

Gigabyte G27Q - $220 from Newegg (was $250)Ģ7in, 2560x1440, 144Hz, IPS panel, AMD Freesync Premium WD Blue SN570 500GB - £28 from Ebuyer (was £38) The best Anti-Prime Day 2023 PC gaming deals so far I am, regardless, contractually obliged to remind everyone that we have a Prime Day PC gaming deals hub, with separate guides to Prime Day graphics card deals and Prime Day Steam Deck accessories deals.

Also, y'know, these are better if you just think Amazon are a bit too scummy. And it goes without saying that these deals also have the benefit of not needing an Amazon Prime membership, the requirement that locks all of Prime Day’s best stuff behind a monthly subscription (or, at the very least, a free trial). A lot of PC hardware manufacturers and third-party retailers like to cut their prices around Prime Day specifically, to get a cut of the shopping action while prospective upgraders are in a buying mood. Granted, these are still Prime Day sales of a sort. CD Projekt Red recently announced seven brand new games, including an upcoming Witcher trilogy and a sequel to Cyberpunk 2077. Yes, it’s the 2023 edition of our annual Anti-Prime Day deals list, where we round up the tastiest deals on a range of PC gaming hardware – all from non-Amazon retailers, and at prices that rival, match outright, or even beat those offered by the Prime Day sales. The launch of another Amazon Prime Day means it’s time for another guide on how to ignore it.

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