Get $200 off the best gaming chair money can buy, $80 off my favorite AR glasses and more — Power Picks

Provided you select the Team Liquid edition of this chair, you can bag $200 off our rated best overall gaming chair. Built well and extremely comfortable, while also sporting a sleek design that doesn’t scream “gamer,” you’ve got fantastic lumbar support, 4D armrests to put them in just the right place, a 165-degree recline and even a free magnetic head pillow.

For the vast majority of students, a course is going to be a lot of essays and web browsing by day, and needing a laptop with a big screen and good speakers for binge watching/social listening by night. The HP OmniBook 5 does all of this with a huge $220 saving to boot — sporting AMD’s new Ryzen AI 5 340 CPU to support all of Windows latest Copilot+ features, a huge 16-inch 1200p IPS display, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD.

This is as close to MSRP as I’ve seen my favorite GPU, the RTX 5070 Ti, come. I always say prepare to be flexible by around $50, and this falls into that window nicely. With the power under the hood, 4K gaming is a cinch, and this one is overclockable with a three-fan cooling array to keep it from overheating under pressure.

Samsung’s super smooth 240Hz gaming monitor is a phenomenal panel — packing a ton of features for PC gaming enthusiasts to really enhance their experience with a $100 discount. Beyond the 1080p picture, that refresh rate and a 1ms response time, this also supports Nvidia’s and AMD’s adaptive sync technologies to eliminate screen tears, has plenty of ports with auto source switch built-in, and even has HDR!

I travelled over 5,000 miles with the Xreal Ones, and they are some of my favorite AR glasses for eliminating neck pain, by giving you a big screen experience right in front of your face for $80 off. Even better, the built-in X1 chip gives you greater display control right on the glasses without any need for software. So if you need a 170-inch 32:9 ultrawide display, bam!