Here are our favorite deals from Amazon’s annual gaming sale

Amazon’s annual Gaming Week celebration kicked off on Monday, April 28th, and will run through Sunday, May 4th. Whether you’re looking for a new headset, an internal SSD, or other gaming essentials, there are plenty of deals to explore. That being said, not every discount is worth your time and money — in fact, most aren’t — so we took the liberty of sifting through the deals to bring you the very best.

From premium headsets like Sony’s InZone H9 and mice like the Glorious Model D to games like Resident Evil 4, Street Fighter 6, and Visions of Mana, here are the deals actually worth shelling out for.

• If you’re looking for a budget headset, Razer’s wired BlackShark V2 is on sale at Amazon for $35.99 ($15 off), which is $1 shy of its lowest price to date. The comfy, lightweight headset features a 3.5mm audio cable, so while it’s primarily designed for gaming on an Xbox Series X and Series S, it’s also compatible with PCs. It also features crisp sound and leather-like ear cups, as well as a noise-canceling cardioid mic and a truly excellent tactile knob on the left ear cup that allows you to quickly adjust the volume.
• You can grab a Meta Quest 3 with a carrying case, a three-month trial of Meta Quest Plus, and a copy of Batman: Arkham Shadow at Amazon for $544.64 (about $25 off), which is $6 shy of the bundle’s all-time low. Meta’s last-gen virtual reality headset is slimmer and more comfortable than the newer Quest 3S, with higher-resolution pancake lenses, a wider field of view, and a dedicated depth sensor for more immersive mixed reality experiences. Read our review.

• The Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 is currently on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo for $129.99 ($20 off), which is about $13 shy of its best price to date. The handy, midrange macro controller features 15 programmable LCD buttons you can use to create shortcuts for various computing and smart home tasks, allowing you to quickly change your Slack status, hit the lights, and carry out a host of actions with the touch of a button. The MK.2 model also features a detachable stand and user-swappable faceplates, letting you add a bit more customization to your setup.
• If you plan on sticking with your Nintendo Switch or Switch OLED for the foreseeable future, the PDP Travel Case Plus Glow is on sale at Amazon in a variety of designs starting at just $14.99 ($10 off). The inexpensive carrying case features a protective 3D-molded design, a handle, and pockets for stowing game cartridges and other accessories; it also sports an integrated stand, if you find your console’s built-in kickstand to be lacking.

• You can pick up a physical copy of Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection for the Nintendo Switch at Amazon for $26.99 ($23 off), which is a new low price. The classic arcade bundle features seven 2D fighting titles that can be played either solo or online, including X-Men: Children of the Atom (1994), Marvel Super Heroes (1995), and Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (2000).
• The HyperX QuadCast S is available for $99.99 ($60 off) at Amazon, Walmart, and Target, which is $10 shy of its record-low price. In terms of recording quality, the original model — not to be confused with the newer QuadCast 2 S — maxes out at 16-bit/48kHz, but it still delivers solid voice and audio quality for the price thanks to multiple pickup patterns. The USB-C mic also features attractive LED lighting, which can be further customized using HyperX’s companion app.

• Amazon is selling the original Glorious Model D Gaming Mouse in black for $26.99 ($23 off), which is $2 shy of its best price to date. The ultra-lightweight wired mouse weighs just 68 grams and features an ergonomic build with a right-slanted design for enhanced comfort. It also sports six customizable buttons and a 1,000Hz polling rate, as if the adjustable RGB lighting and honeycomb design weren’t enough.
• If you’re looking to upgrade your streaming setup, the first-gen Elgato Key Light is on sale at Amazon and B&H Photo for $139.99 ($20 off), nearly matching its best price to date. The Wi-Fi-enabled LED panel is designed specifically for streamers and content creators, and as such, it delivers up to 2,800 lumens of adjustable brightness. You can also easily tweak the color temperature of the clamp-style light, which can wirelessly connect to your smartphone, PC, and other devices.

• You can grab a physical copy of Street Fighter 6 for the Xbox Series X / S for $27.99 ($32 off) or for the PlayStation 5 for $29.95 ($30 off), which is the lowest price we’ve seen on either configuration. The latest installment is a fantastic addition to Capcom’s long-running fighting series, with smooth gameplay, great visuals, and a new single-player mode that lets you explore the world with your own fighter. Read our review.
• You can grab a physical copy of Visions of Mana for the PS5 or Xbox Series X at Amazon for $34.99 ($25 off), an all-time low. Square Enix’s long-awaited action RPG marks the first main entry in the Mana series in almost 20 years, and though it suffers from a few flaws, it features a rewarding class system, lush environments, and a memorable cast of characters. The Amazon edition also includes a sticker set, but is otherwise identical to the standard edition.
• Samsung’s beefy 49-inch Odyssey G9 gaming monitor is on sale for $949.99 ($650 off) at Amazon, marking one of its better prices to date. The curved ultrawide is loaded with features, including an OLED panel with a 240Hz refresh rate, great gaming performance, and a speedy 0.03ms response time. It’s also wonderful to look at, unsurprisingly, thanks to its deep contrast levels and support for HDR10 and HDR10 Plus.