Keyboards and mice are a key part of every battlestation, but they can be quite pricey. It’s not uncommon to see premium gear listed for well over $100, and you might be more inclined to spend that extra cash buying a beefier computer or springing for a nice monitor. Thanks to Black Friday, you can pick up premium gaming keyboards and gaming mice for some of the lowest prices ever.
Below you’ll find an assortment of gear from top brands like Razer, SteelSeries, and Corsair. Keep in mind that Black Friday is the busiest shopping holiday of the year, so some of the best deals are bound to go out of stock.
Retro Mice and Keyboards
If you’re looking for something off the beaten path, check out the 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard. It might look incredibly old-school, but it offers modern mechanical switches, powerful software to customize its performance, and a slew of programmable buttons. It’s also on sale for just $90 for Black Friday. Note: the 8BitDo mouse is not on sale. We included it here in case you want a mouse that matches your keyboard.
SteelSeries
A long list of SteelSeries products are discounted for Black Friday, but few deals are as compelling as the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mini Wireless. On sale for one of the best prices of the year, the board offers a tiny 60% form factor, dozens of customizable RGB lights, and 40 levels of per-key actuation–giving you incredible control over its performance. And at just $160 (down from $240), it’s a remarkable deal. The Apex 9 Mini is a cheaper alternative, while the SteelSeries Aerox 5 Lightweight Gaming Mouse is a great all-rounder listed for $40 (down from $80).
Razer
Razer is known for its premium products (and premium price tags), but right now you’ll find the iconic Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless Mouse for $62 (down from $130). The Viper Ultimate Lightweight is a bit more expensive at $70, but it comes with a charging dock to keep it juiced up between gaming sessions. For keyboards, be sure to look at the Huntsman V2 now that it’s $132 (down from $200). Its reliable, linear optical switches are the big selling point, though it also benefits from a media dial, 8,000Hz polling rate, and an included wrist rest.
ASUS
The list of ASUS products isn’t quite as extensive as others, but you can still nab the ROG Azoth 75% Wireless Gaming Keyboard for a $50 discount. It’s designed to be hot-swappable for easy customization, and you’ll find the $50 discount available for versions with brown, red, and blue switches. As for gaming mice, the ROG Strix Impact II is a solid choice, thanks to its ambidextrous design, sleek white colors, and minimalist footprint.
Logitech
The Logitech G915 TKL is one of the best wireless keyboards. Featuring a low profile, Bluetooth support, and support for Logitech’s Lightspeed technology for lag-less input, it’s about as premium as gaming keyboards get. It’s also seeing a massive $100 price cut for Black Friday, bringing it just shy of its best price ever. Consider pairing it with the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse for $80 (down from $150) to complete your premium setup, as it’s available for its lowest price ever.
Corsair
One of the coolest Corsair items on sale is the Scimitar RGB Elite MMO Mouse, which is just a few cents shy of its lowest price ever. With 17 programmable buttons, an ergonomic design, and durable construction, it’s an absolute steal at $50 (down from $80). Consider giving it a look whether you’re an MMO veteran or thinking about diving into Guild Wars 2 or World of Warcraft for the first time this holiday season. Like the Scimitar, the K100 Gaming Keyboard is close to hitting its lowest-ever price–and at $180 (down from $250), the full-sized keyboard is a solid choice for anyone seeking a board with short actuation distances (its Cherry MX Speed RGB Silver Switches boast a 1.2mm actuation distance).
The products discussed here were independently chosen by our editors.
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