Amazon Warehouse Prime Day Deals – Xbox Elite Series 2 Core For $78, DualSense For $48, And More
If you don’t mind picking up preowned or open-box items, Prime Day has hundreds of deals you need to check out. During the event, you can save an additional 20% on select Amazon Warehouse products, which includes everything from video games and headsets to controllers and other popular accessories.
The 20% off deal will be applied at checkout–so the prices you see listed below (and on the store page) are just a starting point. Amazon Warehouse products are already affordable, but Prime Day is making them an absolute steal for anyone willing to purchase preowned gear. Amazon puts all products through a quality check before being sold, however, so you can rest easy knowing everything will work as intended.
More Prime Day deals
You can get a like-new red Xbox Elite Series 2 Core controller for only $78, which is a tremendous price for the premium Xbox/PC controller that goes for $140 new.
The Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox and PC is another one of the best deals, as it’s listed for just $46. A new version of the gamepad would cost $100–and when you add in an extra 20% off, you’re getting a premium gamepad at a surprisingly low price. Featuring remappable face buttons and the option to shorten the actuation distance for the back triggers, it’s an ideal companion for competitive gaming.
Other great products in the Amazon Warehouse sale include the PS5 DualSense Controller, a steeply discounted copy of Pokemon Scarlet, and the popular Razer Kraken Gaming Headset for one of the lowest prices we’ve seen.
Be sure to check out the full Amazon Warehouse catalog, but you’ll find our favorite deals below. And remember: You’ll see an additional 20% discount at checkout.
Best Amazon Warehouse deals
The products discussed here were independently chosen by our editors.
GameSpot may get a share of the revenue if you buy anything featured on our site.
For all the latest Games News Click Here
For the latest news and updates, follow us on Google News.