Cyber Monday deals swarm Amazon with discounts on the PS5, monitors, laptops, and SSDs
Cyber Monday deals have taken over Amazon, offering discounts on a variety of products, such as SSDs, Sony's PlayStation 5, gaming monitors, and laptops.
TL;DR: Cyber Monday on Amazon offers significant discounts on various tech products, marking the end of the November deal frenzy. Shoppers can find up to 47% off on items like Samsung gaming monitors, ASUS gaming laptops, and SSDs. Notable deals include a 39% discount on a Samsung Odyssey monitor and 21% off an ASUS gaming laptop.
Cyber Monday has arrived on Amazon, marking the last of the crazy deal bonanza that happens every year in the last week of November.
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Amazon has been littered with crazy deals for the past week, and now that Black Friday has officially wrapped up Cyber Monday has kicked off, with thousands of products discounted across online marketplaces. Amazon is no stranger to discounts, and right now on the online retailer buyers can save hundreds across a variety of PC hardware, including graphics cards, gaming monitors, gaming consoles, laptops, and more.
Below are some of the best Cyber Monday deals I found after browsing Amazon, with discounts of up to 39% on select Samsung gaming monitors, 21% on an ASUS gaming laptop, and 47% on a 4TB Samsung SSD.
* Prices last scanned on 12/10/2024 at 3:33 pm CST - prices may not be accurate, click links above for the latest price. We may earn an affiliate commission from any sales.
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