HyperX’s Cloud III Wi-fi gaming headset with its marathon battery life is $20 off

The HyperX Cloud III Wi-fi gaming headset simply got here out in the summertime, nevertheless it hasn’t gone on sale in any respect till very not too long ago. The wi-fi headset for PC, PlayStation, and the Nintendo Swap is promoting for $149.99 ($20 off) at Amazon and direct from HyperX. It could look lots just like the last-gen mannequin, however the Cloud III Wi-fi has made some large positive factors within the battery life division. It gives as much as 120 hours of use with its 2.4GHz wi-fi dongle — a dongle, thoughts you, that additionally has improved vary and a USB-C plug with included USB-A adapter.

Total, the Cloud III is an improve over the Cloud II in nearly each approach. Our personal Sean Hollister got here away impressed by it in his hands-on time with the brand new headset, noting that there are basically no downsides to choosing this one over the last-gen mannequin. After all, the Cloud II was being closely discounted for an extended whereas, so it’s good to see the brand new Cloud III is beginning to dip a toe within the offers pool.

Razer’s Kishi V2 cell controller is as much as $23 off at Amazon, promoting for $76.95 for the USB-C mannequin (for the iPhone 15 and Android telephones) and $77.99 for the Lightning mannequin (for older iPhones). Whereas a few of us right here choose the Spine One controller for its barely higher construct and inclusion of a 3.5mm headphone jack, the Kishi V2 is greater than serviceable for streaming video games onto your telephone — or for getting a barely unfair benefit in on-line cell video games like Name of Obligation: Cell.

The Razer Nexus app that syncs up with the Kishi might not be stellar, nevertheless it did get a large replace in the summertime that improved the UI, fastened a battery drain subject when left linked to an asleep Android telephone, and allowed for digital button remapping on Android.

When you’re out there for a premium gaming monitor and have been tempted by the OLED life, probably the greatest new choices is LG’s UltraGear 27GR95QE-B — which is at the moment on sale for $863.99 ($136 off) at Finest Purchase and Amazon.

The 27-inch monitor might not be huge, however its common dimension matches into extra desks and existence than a number of the 40-inch ultrawide behemoths that get all the eye. However what the LG lacks in dimension, it makes up for in high quality and options. This QHD monitor has some drop-dead attractive image high quality, with the deep black tones you’d count on from an OLED panel and a few artful downscaling to assist 4K content material not get mucked up when it’s rendered at 1440p. Plus, it’s acquired a 240Hz refresh fee, which is ideal for fast-action PC video games like aggressive shooters.