Best PC gaming deals in July 2026

This build gets you an RTX 5060 GPU, i5-14400F CPU, 32GB RAM and a 1TB SSD. This tower is bigger than some other options like Micro ATX, but for AAA titles and multitasking that 32GB of DDR4 memory can give you a significant boost for 1440p gaming.

With this Aurora desktop you can land a very capable gaming PC with a GPU that outdoes the PS5 Pro, without any PSSR upscaling controversy. With all the premium build quality you’d expect from Dell, this attractive tower rocks an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU with 24 cores and 32GB of DDR5 RAM clocked at 5200 MT/s. The 2TB NVMe SSD and 1000W PSU are the cherry atop a scrumptious cake.

If you don't need the latest and greatest model, this older HP Victus 15 is a great entry-level laptop. It sports a 15.6-inch 144Hz FHD panel, a 13th Gen Intel Core i5 13420H CPU, 8GB of RAM, an RTX 3050 GPU and 512GB of RAM.

The Lenovo Legion 5i Gen 10 impresses with its sleek styling, gorgeous OLED panel, and solid mid-range performance! Sure, the battery life is underwhelming, but that’s par for the course of gaming systems, and given the price you pay for OLED gaming, it’s a problem that is quickly paved over.

This gaming laptop deal promises powerful internals. Inside, it features an Intel Core Ultra 7 275HX processor, an RTX 5070 GPU, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB of SSD storage, more than enough for multiple modern AAA titles. Then, game visuals look crisp and smooth with its 16-inch (2560 x 1600) 240Hz display.

The MSI Cyborg 15 is a cyberpunk-inspired gaming laptop offering excellent performance at a fair price. Although we reviewed an older model, in our MSI Cyborg 15 review we said it has a cool design, great performance, and costs less than competitors. This particular configuration packs a Core 7-240H CPU, 16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD, and an RTX 5060 GPU. We're also fans of its 15.6-inch 144Hz IPS display.

If you want a big gaming laptop, you won't go wrong with the Asus ROG Strix G18. This behemoth packs an 18-inch 2K 240Hz display, an Nvidia RTX 5060 GPU, an AMD Ryzen 9 CPU, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. This is a solid deal for an 18-inch gaming laptop, so it's definitely worth considering.

The Alienware AW2726DM is a feature-rich gaming monitor that only costs $349. It has a sharp 27-inch QD-OLED 2560 x 1440 display, a smooth 240Hz refresh rate, and a low 0.03ms response time. Though it lacks RGB lighting, the monitor's features and irresistible price more than make up for that.

This Alienware model made our list of the best gaming monitor as the best option for shoppers on a budget. Despite its relatively affordable price, it delivers a 320Hz refresh rate and great color accuracy. Plus, its minimalist design doesn't scream "gamer" too loudly.

The Alienware AW3425DWM is a fantastic update that offers a streamlined design, vibrant image quality and smooth performance. It's one of the best curved gaming monitors available thanks to its 3440 x 1440 resolution, 180Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and overall stellar design.

It's hard to miss this ultra-wide curved Samsung Odyssey G5. It delivers a QHD (2560 x 1440) curved display with a 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. For competitive shooters and graphically demanding games, this monitor will shine for its price.

The Sony Inzone M10S is Sony's elite-tier gaming monitor, aimed at aspiring or currently esports players. It features a whopping 480Hz refresh rate, a 27-inch 1440p OLED panel and a raft of features aimed at helping competetive players keep their edge.

This 27-inch Samsung monitor packs a lot of gamer-friendly features. You get AMD FreeSync support, 180Hz refresh rate, a response time of only 1ms and a “Virtual Aim Point” all make this extremely affordable monitor an enticing prospect for first-person shooter fans.

The Razer BlackShark V2 always presents value for gamers looking for comfy, excellent audio, but it's now down to an incredibly low price. It's a wired headset, meaning it's compatible with whatever you can plug it into, but it also features 7.1 surround sound, 5mm drivers for fine-tuned audio and plush earcups that cancel out background noise.

The Razer Kraken V3 X is an exceptional pair of gaming headphones that even feature Chroma RGB lighting to match your gaming setup. Experience brilliant 7.1 surround sound to pinpoint enemy locations, 40mm drivers for clear, rich audio, Razer's "Hyperclear" mic for reduced background noise pickup, and very comfortable memory foam cushions.

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 is our current choice for the best gaming headset on the market. Compatible with PS5, Nintendo Switch, PC, Android, iOS and Meta Quest, its quick-switch 2.4GHz dongle and Bluetooth 5.3 enable you to effortlessly swap between devices. The sound quality is incredible, and the 360° spatial audio makes your gaming experiences even more immersive.

The Sony Inzone H5 is one of the best gaming headsets to use with both PS5 and PC. Lightweight and comfortable to use for long periods of time, the H5 can last for 28 hours on a full charge. It also boasts 40mm drivers to provide detailed sound and supports 3D audio for immersive gaming.

Don't miss savings on this gaming headset. In our Turtle Beach Airlite Fit review, we loved this headset's ultra-comfortable design, its great sound quality, and its flip-to-mute mic. Better yet, we loved the affordable price, which has just got even better thanks to this deal.

This affordable gaming headset just got more valuable. With the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1, you'll get decent audio quality with the 40mm drivers, a sleek, comfortable design and simple wired connectivity for all platforms.

Get the BlackShark V2 wireless headset to add a little extra Razer magic to your setup. At 280g, it's super lightweight on the head, but doesn’t sacrifice any of the immersive sound quality for it — thanks to those huge 50mm drivers and THS Spatial Audio support. Plus with a 70-hour battery life, you’ve got worry-free stamina in all your sessions!

Powerful, comfortable and sleek, the Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Headset is the brand’s flagship set of cans, and it excels at what it sets out to do. The 50mm drivers fantastically reproduce in-game sounds, offering an immersive gaming experience, while the highly effective active noise canceling isolates and pulls you right into the action.

The HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 is a premium gaming headset that costs a premium. It boasts audiophile-quality in-game sound thanks to dual 53mm drivers, and it’s fitted with a massive battery that lasts up to 250 hours, easily outclassing rivals from SteelSeries and Razer. The detachable mic works well as does the included RGB Base Station.

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro is one of the most comfortable headsets on the market. The pricier Arctis Nova Elite has slightly softer earcups, but those don't make a huge difference, and the Nova Pro is way more affordable.

If you don't mind being tethered to a cord, then this HyperX Cloud III gaming headset won't disappoint. It features HyperX's signature fantastic immersive sound with its 53mm drivers, spatial audio, comfortable memory foam and 10mm accurate mic. It's a shame the wireless model isn't discounted (yet), but if you're fine with a wired model, it's hard to go wrong.

Designed in collaboration with esports professionals, the BlackShark V2 Pro is built for competitive play without skimping on comfort. The drivers are split into three separately tuned sections for highs, mids, and lows — which just means the audio is detailed and clear rather than flat or muddy. The detachable mic picks up your voice naturally and accurately, and the memory foam ear cushions are soft and breathable enough for long sessions. Available across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation in black or white.

Admittedly, this is one of the most expensive mice available on the market right now. However, for your money, you get one of the best gaming mice available. Feature-packed, sleek, and comfortable, there's a reason it's frequently seen at esports events worldwide. It helps that you can usually find it on sale for $10-30 cheaper than the retail price, a great deal for a mouse of this caliber.

"Proof that gaming performance can come cheap" is how we described this mouse in our 4-star Redragon M916 review. This brilliant little gaming mouse is extremely light and offers excellent gaming features for the money, including adjustable DPI up to 8K.

As customizable as it is visually distinct, the Aerox 5 wireless mouse offers unparalleled versatility for gamers who dabble in a spectrum of genres. FPS players will find something to love with the adjustable angle snapping, while MMO and RPG players will rebind the extra mouse buttons to their heart's content. In our SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless review, we noted the honeycomb design will not be for everyone, but it doesn't stop the Aerox 5 from feeling or performing like a premium mouse.

This version of the Razer DeathAdder contains much of what we loved about its previous incarnations, including a high polling rate and a lightweight, ergonomic design. This is an excellent gaming mouse to help you gain an advantage in competitive online games.

The Sony Inzone Mouse-A is lightweight, ergonomic and packs in an ultra-fast sensor that'll have you performing at the top of your game. It also boasts a 90-hour battery, which will definitely come in handy during those marathon gaming sessions.

A lightweight, compact wireless mouse that's built to perform. The Cobra Pro weighs just 77g and feels comfortable no matter how you hold it. It connects wirelessly with ultra-low latency so there's no noticeable lag during play; tracks accurately across pretty much any surface including glass; and the clicks are fast and reliable with a rated lifespan of 90 million. Eleven individually programmable RGB lighting zones and five onboard memory profiles round it out nicely.
Price check: $129 @ Razer

The Logitech MX Master 3S is still one of the finest mice around, despite the launch of its successor. Comfortable ergos, stellar performance and a demon for productivity.

The Keychron V1 Ultra 8K is a joy to type on, as it feels and sounds delightful. Gaming performance is fantastic thanks to the responsive and comfortable switches. The long battery life and dual RGB lighting systems add to its charm too.

The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 is one of the best mini keyboards we’ve ever tested. In our HyperX Alloy Origins 60 review, we said this tiny peripheral perfectly captures both the conveniences and frustrations of the mini keyboard design, but it does so with HyperX’s signature no-nonsense design philosophy. If you have your heart set on a mini keyboard, it’s worth considering!

After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the CLVX S is now available to buy at $10 off — packing low-profile scissor keys into a compact size and integrating a multi-touch trackpad directly into the surface of the keys! Without the need for a mouse, this keyboard could revolutionize your productivity.

The Hexgears Immersion A3 TKL is a fantastic low-profile keyboard for productivity, thanks to the super silent Kailh linear switches. Its 1,000Hz polling rate is also well-suited to casual gaming, and its sturdy build and customizable RGB and TFT screen make it a joy to use.

The Huntsman Mini is a compact keyboard that cuts out the numpad and navigation keys to save desk space without sacrificing performance. The switches are light and responsive with an instant actuation that makes typing and gaming feel snappy and precise. It's built from aluminium so it feels solid and premium, and the keycaps are high quality and designed to last. Everything is fully programmable and it connects via a detachable USB-C cable. A great option if you want a smaller, cleaner desk setup without compromising on quality.
Price check: $129 @ Razer