Today’s Top Deals: SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Headset, MTG x Marvel Draft Night, and Xbox Controllers

A brand-new SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset is down to the lowest price I’ve seen on Woot. With the code “CHEERS”, you can pick up a former mainstay on IGN’s top gaming headset guide for just $191.99, or new customers can get it for $167.99.

With incredible sound, ANC, a crystal-clear mic, and a comfortable fit, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro offers everything you could want in a gaming headset. A unique hot-swappable battery system ensures you’re never without a charge, while a base station lets you tweak settings to your liking. Learn more about the 10/10-rated headset in IGN’s review.

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The MTG x Marvel Super Heroes Draft Night Box has dropped to just $89.99, sold and shipped by Amazon. In the box, you’ll get everything needed for a Pick-Two Draft with four players, including 12 Play Boosters, 90 Basic Land Cards, and 10 double-sided token cards. There’s even a Collector Booster for the winner, but you might just want to keep that for yourself, especially since a pack is going for $40+ right now.

The Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution Perfect Order Booster Bundle is available for $44.99. Now, is this a great deal? No, it’s actually higher than the market value on TCGPlayer, but Amazon sells and ships it for free. That added peace of mind might be worth the higher price. As for the bundle, it contains six Boosters, making each about $7.50.

The Xbox Heart Breaker, Ice Breaker, and Storm Breaker Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controllers are $16 off ahead of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, and you don’t need to be a Prime member to score the discount. The Breaker series of controllers features bold, striking designs that really stand out. At its core is the classic Xbox Wireless controller, which also makes a fantastic PC controller, with the familiar, comfortable design and consistently reliable performance. Read IGN’s full review to learn more.

The red colorway of the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 SE was just $59.99 on Amazon and Logitech. While that deal has sold out, I’ve seen people successfully price match on Best Buy. It’s an incredible lightweight gaming mouse offering an advanced optical sensor with tracking over 888+ IPS and up to 44,000 DPI. The switches are precise and reliable, and the 88-hour battery with USB-C charging is a nice addition. Read IGN’s full review of the Logitech G PRO X Superlight 2 to learn more; it’s nearly identical to the SE model but offers an 8,000Hz polling rate over a 1,000Hz polling rate.

Amazon’s Audible deal for Prime Big Deal Days just got better, but it’s exclusively for Prime members. Not only is four months of Audible’s Standard subscription $0.99 per month, down from $8.99, but it now also includes a $20 Audible bonus credit. A Standard membership includes one audiobook per month, and that $20 credit can be used to buy even more. Those books remain in your library until the subscription is suspended. Even with the lower-tier membership, the catalog of millions of audiobooks is the same as a Premium Plus subscription.

With the price of handheld gaming PCs skyrocketing, it’s nice to see a solid deal on one from Woot. Right now, you can pick up a refurbished ASUS ROG Ally for just $423.99 with the code “CHEERS”. New Woot customers can get it for just $370.99. This gaming PC features an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage. It should have no problem cruising along in most games and can take advantage of that 7-inch 1080p 120Hz IPS display. Read IGN’s full review here.

Pick up refurbished Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones for just $149.99 at Secondipity’s eBay storefront. Secondipity is an authorized Sony reseller, and the headphones even come with a two-year warranty. Noise cancellation and comfort are top-notch. Extra mics and a second processor help with ambient sound, while the wide headband and added earcup padding make listening even more enjoyable. In IGN’s Sony XM5 review, Kevin Lee gave them a 9/10 rating, saying they’re “hands down the best sounding and most impressive noise-canceling headphones around.”