There are some great offers up for grabs – with my personal favorites, including the high-end Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless, and some great gaming earbuds – all getting big price cuts for Prime Day. I've even included some great budget headsets that are a nice deal at any price.

Below I've curated a list of the best wireless gaming headset deals I've spotted for Prime Day, so you can feel the pure joy of being able to walk away from your PC without a pesky wire holding you back, or damaging the rest of your gear.

HyperX Cloud Stinger 2: was $49 now $35 @ Amazon The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is our favorite budget gaming headset, and one that doesn’t skimp on audio quality considering it’s so cheap. While it doesn’t sound as good as the very finest sets of gaming cans, this wired headset is extremely comfortable and supports Dolby DTS.

It's the brilliant HyperX Cloud Alpha, which is currently down to just $69.89 (was $99.99) at Amazon. While this isn't the lowest ever price we've ever seen for the headset (that would be a staggering drop to $49.99 over last year's Black Friday sales period), this is nonetheless an excellent price for a real workhorse of a gaming headset.

Record-low prices abound, from a TV for just $65 (!) to the Amazon Fire TV Stick for $18 — it's 55% off. Prime Day deals include up to $300 off Google's Pixel 8 smartphones, bringing them down to record-low prices.

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Amazon's huge summer sale is over, but these products from Apple, Blink, Fire, JBL, Kasa, Razer, and TP-Link are still all under $50 right now!

Amazon said this week’s Prime Day was its biggest ever, setting a record for sales and items sold during the annual 48-hour shopping bonanza.

I've been covering Amazon Prime Day for five years and can tell you these are the best deals you can be shopping today, from AirPods to iRobots.

(Reuters) -Shoppers spent a record $14.2 billion online across retailers in the United States during the 48-hour Amazon Prime Day event, according to a report from Adobe Analytics on Thursday. The Amazon sales event has also got retailers such as Walmart and Target launching deals to attract customers looking for steep discounts.