October Prime Day: 21 of the Best Computer and Accessory Deals Still Live Right Now - IGN - IGN
The Black Friday-level savings event from Amazon, officially known as Prime Early Access, is in its second and final day. Yesterday's kick-off was surprisingly excellent, with some truly spectacular deals on movies, video games, and way more. One of the best deals of all, the $999 ZOTAC 3090 Ti, came and went, but returned this morning, giving us a taste of what to expect when Black Friday rolls around.
October Prime Day's Most Popular PC and Accessories Deals
ZOTAC
Gaming GeForce RTX 3090 Ti AMP
This is, in my opinion, the best deal of Prime Early Access. Sure, the 40-series cards just launched, but who wants to spend all that money? Not deal hunters. Well, maybe. But this deal keeps coming and going, so grab it while you can.
47% off $1,899.99
SanDisk
512GB Ultra microSDXC
With half a terabyte of microSD goodness, this Switch/Steamdeck/whatever else-compatible storage solution is at a great price and is one of our favorite deals of Prime Early Access.
56% off $99.99
Elgato
Stream Deck
The deal on this must-have streaming controller from Elgato was actually better yesterday, so if you missed it, I'm very sorry. We did our best, but failed you nonetheless. I hope this discount can be the salve to sooth the burning sensation of regret.
25% off $149.99
Apple
10.2-inch iPad (Wi-Fi, 64GB) (2021 model)
The Apple iPad always tops the charts when there's a deal, because everyone likes the entry-level iPad, but everyone really loves when it's on sale. Both the silver and grey 64GB models are on sale.
18% off $329.99
SanDisk
400GB Ultra microSDXC
From a price-per-gigabyte standpoint, this 400GB microSD is actually a better deal than its 512GB sibling, but only deals-nerds would concern themselves with such triviality.
54% off $69.99
WD_BLACK
1TB SN850 NVMe SSD for PS5
This is an officially licensed PS5 upgrade, but you can drop it into any device that accepts its form factor. It's also a great deal, which is why it's on our list.
33% off $179.99
Samsung
49" S95UA Super Ultrawide Dual QHD Monitor
This is so much monitor. It's not only ultra-wide, but it has a vertical resolution of 1440p and a 120hz refresh rate. There's so much happening here! And the price! No wonder it's one of the best deals going.
44% off $1,259.99
Samsung
EVO Select 512GB microSDXC + Adapter
Another super popular deal on a microSD card, this one will work just fine in pretty much any device you can think of, and its 130MB/s speed qualifies it for 4K video use.
45% off $84.99
Corsair
MP600 PRO LPX 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 SSD
Another PS5-compatible SSD, this Corsair has the speeds and the price to make it a competitive deal during the October Prime Day event.
32% off $184.99
WD_BLACK
2TB SN850X NVMe Internal Gaming SSD
Maybe one of the best deals happening on a PS5-compatible drive, this WD_BLACK SSD includes a heatsink and has absolutely wild speeds. Perfect for any high-performance application.
32% off $309.99
Samsung
980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe
Another SSD deal that's too good to pass up. If you want to drop this into your PS5, you're going to need a heatsink, but for PC applications, it's pretty much plug-and-play, especially if your motherboard already has heatsinks built-in.
50% off $379.99
Crucial
P5 Plus 2TB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe SSD
I'm starting to detect a bit of favor in peoples' Prime Early Access purchasing decisions. Yet another super-fast gaming SSD on sale, this one sans heatsink, but heavy on speeds and storage space.
47% off $319.99
Corsair
MP600 PRO LPX 2TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 SSD
Right out the box, this SSD from Corsair is ready to drop into your PS5 and add an additional 2TB of room to store your games and whatever else. I'm not your dad, store whatever you want on it.
41% off $369.99
WD_BLACK
2TB SN850 NVMe SSD for PS5
Honestly I'm running out of things to say about PS5-compatible SSDs. They are the most popular item from Prime Early Access in the PC-category when taken together. This one has a lot of room, and a heatsink. Boom.
31% off $299.99
SanDisk
1TB Extreme microSDXC
So much storage in such a little form factor. It's kind of incredible, when you think about it. This Extreme card from SanDisk is probably overkill for your Nintendo Switch, but I won't try and talk you out of it. You've already made up your mind.
36% off $249.99
SanDisk
512GB microSDXC
If you're getting a Nintendo Switch, or you're giving one as a gift for Christmas or whatever, this is a great deal on a Switch-branded card. The best part is you don't have to explain to someone less tech-savvy whether or not it works with Switch!
48% off $129.99
WD_BLACK
5TB P10 Game Drive
For external storage, this 5TB external drive is hard to beat, especially at this price. You can't play games from it on modern consoles, but you can use it to store them and quickly move them to the internal drive on your Xbox or PS5.
33% off $149.99
SanDisk
256GB Extreme microSDXC
Sometimes you just want 256GB of extra space. For those times, this deal is for you. 256GB is a lot of room, especially if you use this card for a phone or camera. Even on Switch, that's a whole bunch. Not so much on Steam Deck, but what can you do.
When you want a high-performing wireless gaming mouse, you generally don't imagine your needs being met for less than $60, but this Razer deal can actually make your pricing dreams come true.
63% off $149.99
Samsung
Odyssey G7 Series 32-Inch WQHD (2560x1440) Gaming Monitor
This gaming monitor sports a completely bonkers 240Hz refresh rate with a 1440p resolution. Coupled with its 32-inch size, this is a whole lot of monitor and one that will make a fine addition to your gaming PC.
33% off $799.99
WD_BLACK
1TB SN850X NVMe Internal Gaming SSD
And another one: a high-speed, PS5-compatible SSD with heatsink on our list of the most popular deals. I know, it's hard to believe. But here we are. This is reality.
33% off $179.99
Last Chance Deals at Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale
Seth Macy is Executive Editor, IGN Commerce, and just wants to be your friend. You can find him hosting the Nintendo Voice Chat podcast.
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