Here are today's best daily deals, including storage expansion for your Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X consoles, the best price we've seen on Super Mario RPG, a brand new Apple iPad for only $199, tiny yet powerful Cooler Master NR2 gaming PCs, Bose headphones and soundbars, and more.
Licensed Nintendo Switch 256GB Memory Card for $18
Woot! is offering a SanDisk 256GB Micro SDXC card for only $17.99. This is really a deal if you're an Amazon Prime member because you get free shipping (less so for the rest of us who have to pay $5). This is an officially licensed Nintendo memory card with a Power Up Star adorning the face. I'll be honest with you. Aside from the aesthetics, there is no difference between this and the vanilla SanDisk Ultra Micro SDXC card that you can usually find for a cheaper price. However, this is a legit deal and right now it's cheaper than the 256GB SanDisk memory card on Amazon.
Corsair MP600 Pro LPX 2TB PS5 SSD for $129.99
SSD prices are trending upward for 2024, but there are still some excellent deals to be found if you're vigilant. Today, Amazon is offering the PS5-compatible Corsair MP600 Pro LPX 2TB PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 solid state drive (SSD) with pre-installed heatsink for only $129.99. We haven't seen this price since January. This exact SSD was awarded our overall pick for best PS5 SSDs you can buy in 2024.
Seagate 1TB Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S for $122
Walmart has dropped the price on the officially licensed Seagate 1TB Expansion Card for Xbox Series X and S consoles to $129.99. Log into your (free) Walmart account and the price drops even further to $121.99. This is the best price we've seen and currently $18 cheaper than the WD C50. The Seagate Expansion Card is one of the best SSDs for the Xbox, which isn't surprising since your options are limited.
Super Mario RPG for $31.99
While supplies last, Woot! (which is owned by Amazon) is offering the excellent Super Mario RPG remake for Nintendo Switch for only $31.99 when you apply $5 off coupon code "MARIO". That's 36% off the original $50 MSRP and the best price we've ever seen. Even better, this game is a physical copy so you can sell or trade it off when you're done with it. Amazon Prime members get free shipping (the rest of us pay $5).
Cooler Master Mini ITX Gaming PCs on Sale
Amazon is offering some surprisingly reasonable deals on these miniature-sized Cooler Master NR2 gaming PCs. Cooler Master's NR2 gaming PCs are all housed in the Cooler Master NR200 chassis, which is one of the most popular and well-reviewed Mini ITX cases on the market. Despite their very compact size, these particular pre-built machines are equipped with excellent cooling and powerful components. Normally there'd be a very high dollar markup on a boutique setup like this, but these prices are actually very good for what you get. They're also sold and shipped by Amazon, not a marketplace vendor.
2021 9th Gen Apple iPad 10.2" 64GB for $199
For the first time ever, Amazon is offering a brand new 9th gen (2021) Apple iPad 10.2" Wi-Fi 64GB tablet for only $199. That's 40% off the $329 list price and the lowest price we've seen. This is the most affordable iPad model you can get brand new with warranty. Right now you would have to pay an extra $120 to upgrade to the 10th gen Apple iPad; it's a better model but not necessarily worth the premium.
Baseus Blade 20,000mAh 100W Power Bank for $51.99
Amazon Prime member exclusive
Right now, Amazon is offering Amazon Prime members this Baseus Blade 20,000mAh 100W USB power bank for only $50.99 after you apply a $9 off coupon code "DWKXR8W9". This is a great price for a power bank that features a spacious 20,000mAh capacity and a hefty 100W USB Type-C charging output with Power Delivery 3.0 and PPS. Baseus hasn't been long around enough to develop the same reputation as Anker, but their power banks have been steadily racking up favorable reviews and recommendations. They're also a lot less expensive than a comparable Anker power bank.
45% Off Glorious Model O2 and D2 Pro Gaming Mouse
In our review of the Glorious Model O2 and D2 Pro gaming mice, we mentioned that "Glorious doesn't win on price or flash, but it proves a safe choice for the discerning PC gamer or anyone else looking for a comfortable, performance-oriented mouse without the fluff." That opinion still holds today, except that Glorious does indeed win on price. Normally the Glorious O2 Pro and Glorious D2 Pro gaming mice retail for $99.99 each. But from now through August 31, you can get them for only $54.99 after a massive 45% off coupon code "O2D2PRO1K". That's the lowest price we've ever seen for these two models.
32" Alienware AW3225QF 4K 240Hz QD OLED Gaming Monitor (Refurb) for $791.99
Dell is offering a really nice deal on one of its highest end gaming monitors. The Alienware AW3225QF 32" 4K QD OLED gaming monitor normally retails for $1199.99 (it's on sale currently for $999.99), but right now you can pick up a refurbished model at Dell Outlet for $791.99 shipped after you apply a 12% off coupon code "MONITOR05". Note that it comes with a 90-day warranty. I personally use the Alienware AW3225QF as my main monitor, both for work and for gaming, and it's definitely the best monitor I've owned.
Extended: 3 Months of Game Pass Ultimate for $33.49
Woot! (which is owned by Amazon) is offering the best deal on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Right now you can get a 3 month code for only $33.49 after a $3 off coupon code: "VIDEOGAMES". Microsoft recently raised the price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate to $19.99 per month, so now you're saving 40% off a 3 month membership. Note that you can purchase multiple codes and apply them to your account, up to a maximum of 36 months, but the coupon code only works on one item. This deal expires on August 23.
The Bose Labor Day Starts Now: Save up to 30% Off
The Bose Labor Day Sale has officially commenced. Save up to 30% off some of the most popular Bose products like their QuietComfort headphones and earbuds, Soundlink portable speakers, soundbars, subs, and more. Bose audio products are well known for pumping out great sound without taking up a lot of space and without requiring a lot of technical know-how; their pricing is on the high side for consumer-level products and discounts only crop up a few times per year, so if you're in the market, definitely don't hesitate.
