Technology
12 great Memorial Day deals for gamers
With the recent release of Rage 2, John Wick’s Fortnite debut, and Red Dead Online‘s long-awaited move out of beta, it only makes sense to spend your Monday off playing video games this Memorial Day weekend.
To mark the occasion, we’ve cobbled together some of the internet’s best deals on gaming accessories, from a Nintendo Switch projector to some cutting-edge headsets. Plus, you can save an additional 15% on the item(s) of your choice just by entering our coupon code WEEKEND15 at checkout.
So go ahead — settle into that couch of yours and let the gaming marathon begin:
This pro-grade gaming mouse from Pwnage is in a league of its own thanks to a Pixart PMW-3360 sensor that’s capable of tracking faster than 250 inches per second. What makes it truly unique, though, are its myriad of customization options. You can choose from 11 different lighting modes, tweak its USB polling report rate, and save your specifications using its onboard memory.
Normally $24.99, you can get it in black or white for just $21.24 when you apply WEEKEND15.
The ultra-portable Nintendo Switch makes it easy to play your favorite games on the go, but let’s face it: You’re going to get *all* the death stares if you’re playing Skyrim in public without headphones. Enter: This Bluetooth audio adapter for the Nintendo Switch. It connects to your Switch — no cord required — to stream your game’s audio right to your headphones, and supports the latest aptX and aptX Low Latency codes to ensure great sound quality.
The adapter typically retails for $39.99, but it’s yours today for a mere $33.99 when you apply WEEKEND15.
You can turn any room into a gaming theater for four-plus players with AAXA’s mini projector for the Nintendo Switch. The device attaches easily to the back of your Switch console, taking it from a 6-inch single-player screen to a 120-inch multiplayer screen, and features two stereo speakers that have been optimized for popular Nintendo titles for a truly immersive experience.
This projector is usually sold for $298, but Mashable readers can get it for only $253.30 using WEEKEND15.
Deemed by PC Mag as “one of the best gaming headsets you can buy,” Logitech’s G933 headset packs quite a punch with 40mm Pro-G™ drivers for incredible audio clarity; DTS® Headphone:X 7.1 surround sound for amazing depth; and a 2.4 GHz wireless signal for strong, reliable connectivity. This particular pair is certified refurbished, which means it’s pre-loved but guaranteed to work and look good as new — and way more affordable than a fresh-out-the-box unit.
Typically $107.99, you can get Logitech’s headset in either Black or White for just $91.79 by entering WEEKEND15 at checkout.
Compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems, this wired gaming headset boasts all the features that make for a legendary, hours-long gaming session: 50mm drivers for pinpoint positional accuracy, an omnidirectional mic with podcast-worthy pickup quality, and comfy, cushy ear cups.
TaoTronics’ headset usually sells for $30.99, but it’s yours now for just $26.34 when you apply WEEKEND15.
Old meets new in this Bluetooth gamepad that’s been designed to look just like a vintage controller. It adds a touch of retro flair to your Mario Kart marathons (without cluttering up your console with wires) and comes fully ready for use with Nintendo Switch, Steam, Android, Mac OS, Windows, and Raspberry Pi devices.
Normally $21.99, you can get 8BitDo’s retro gamepad for a mere $18.69 with WEEKEND15.
Anda Seat’s gaming chairs have been featured on Mashable before, but here’s a quick refresher in case you missed them the first time around: They’re a truly premium piece of furniture that’s been crafted from high-density shaping foam, breathable mesh, and PVC leather. Each one features an ergonomic design created specifically to keep you supported and stable while gaming and includes its own head pillow and lumbar cushion for your utmost comfort. In other words: No more floor-sitting for you, dear reader. (Check our our full list of the best gaming chairs here.)
This luxe chair is normally $269.99, but you can get it for only $229.49 in your choice of five colors just by applying WEEKEND15.
Geeks, rejoice: This charging dock has been specially designed just for your Nintendo Switch Pokéball Plus controllers. It includes one storage stand and one charging stand and features a built-in LED indicator that’ll let you know when your console is juiced up and ready to catch ’em all.
Typically $9.99, you can get this charging dock in black or white for just $8.49 with WEEKEND15.
Got a couple of old GameCube controllers sitting around? Well, dust them off and put them to good use once more with this adapter. It lets you connect up to four GameCube controllers to a Wii U system, PC, or Nintendo Switch and supports their vibration feedback.
The adapter is usually sold for $9.99, but you’ll pay just $8.49 if you enter WEEKEND15 at checkout.
A drained and dead controller can stop a gaming session before it even starts, but you can keep the (Mario) party going with this charging stand for PlayStation 4. It’s equipped with a pair of micro USB adapter ports so you can charge two PS4 controllers simultaneously — and without having to connect them to the system — while staying organized.
Normally $12.99, you can get this charging stand for only $11.04 by applying WEEKEND15 during checkout.
Expand on the fun of your favorite Nintendo Switch titles with these wireless controllers from Geek Supply. Featuring a potential battery life of more than six hours (depending on the software and usage), they can be used separately or together for a solid afternoon’s worth of gaming escapades.
Typically sold for $37.99, you can get a pair of these controllers for just $32.29 with WEEKEND15.
You’ll experience your favorite titles like never before once you pop on Audeze’s Mobius 3D headphones, which are fully customizable and come jam-packed with features. Its impressive spec lineup includes planar magnetic drivers for high-quality cinematic sound, Waves Nx technology for real-time 3D processing, and anatomy calibration that adjusts the audio based on the specific user for remarkable accuracy.
A pair of these headphones go for $399, but you’ll pay just $339.15 by entering WEEKEND15 at checkout.
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