GTA 6 is nearly upon us, and with just a few weeks left to build that ultimate setup Amazon’s Prime Day couldn’t have come at a better time. We’ve been waiting so patiently, for so long, it seems right to herald in this new era of GTA with something a little special. Whether you’re wondering which TV will let that Xbox sparkle or finally giving in to the allure of the pro controller, there’s plenty of kit out there designed to make your time in GTA 6 all the more satisfying.
Thankfully, the Prime Big Deals event is currently underway and I’ve been scouring the shelves for all the discounts that will make that first boot feel even more warm and fuzzy. From the best gaming TVs to the best sound systems, these are the Prime Day PS5 deals and Xbox savings I’d use to kit out the ultimate GTA 6 setup.
We’re not just grabbing any old tat here, though. Oh no, these are discounts on the tech we’ve been hands on with and recommend every day. You’ll find our absolute top picks just below, our favorite TV, controller, headset, and sound system also taking part in this week’s Prime Day offers. Of course, we’re still roaming those virtual aisles and you’ll find all our latest picks further down the page.
Quick links
- TVs: from $207 at Amazon
- Controllers: from $21 at Amazon
- Headsets: from $29 at Amazon
- Monitors: from $122 at Amazon
- Soundbars: from $99 at Amazon
The setup so far
U7 55-inch: was $694.25 now $599.99
Hisense TVs usually take the top spots of our budget round-ups, and while our absolute favorite model isn’t discounted, this more advanced mini LED set is. A 14% discount brings it to just $10 off its lowest-ever price. Larger models are discounted too: the 65-inch and 75-inch versions are both half price, to their lowest-ever costs, though still cost more than the 55-inch version.
If you’re running on PS5, the Scuf Omega is going to be the Prime Day controller deal to beat ahead of GTA 6. It’s taken its first ever discount and, while it’s still pretty hefty, you’re looking at a lower price compared to the Victrix Pro BFG and DualSense Edge here.
Our absolute favorite gaming headset isn’t cheap, even with this discount which brings it to its lowest-ever price. But it’s the ultimate in personal gaming audio, so if your budget can reach, it’s well worth picking up. Just note, only the blue option is reduced.
Our overall favorite sound system for gaming is the Q Acoustics M20 HD, which works just as well for either console (as it does for your TV or PC). It’s enjoying a rare discount down to what seems to be its lowest price so far, so grab that $150 saving while you can.
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One way to save on a GTA 6 Ultimate Edition pre-order
It’s pretty difficult to shave cash off that GTA 6 pre-order these days, this is the biggest release of the decade after all. However, Costco members are in for a treat this week.
Members can grab four $25 gift cards for $79.99 all in. That has you covered for the $99.99 Ultimate Edition, all for $20 less than you’d pay usually. These kinds of gift card options are the only reliable way to get those numbers down ahead of release day, and this is one of the shiniest discounts on the web right now.
Don’t want to spend $300+ on a headset for GTA 6?
Allow me to introduce the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni’s cheaper sibling. The Nova 3P sits at the bottom of SteelSeries’ price ladder, and doesn’t feature the hot-swappable batteries, easy multi-platform switching, or the top-grade Hi-Res audio of the Omni. It does, however, cost you a mere $59.99 this Prime Day.
The wireless headset has dropped back to its record-low price at Woot this week, a fantastic rate I’ve only seen a handful of times this year so far. It’s not going to be an upgrade if you already have an older headset that might have cost you between $100 and $200, but if you’re currently relying on TV speakers and want something a little closer it will do the job particularly well for its price.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P | $109.99 $59.99 at Woot