Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days return October 6 and 7, which means another two days of trying to convince ourselves that buying discounted tech is actually saving money. As usual, there are plenty of deals competing for your attention, but gamers and tech enthusiasts have some genuinely interesting hardware to consider this time around. We’ve partnered with a bunch of manufacturers throughout 2026, and we’ve rounded up some of their gaming and tech deals hitting Amazon during the event, including AR glasses, gaming lighting, Fallout-themed eyewear, tablets, and more. We’ve also included a few items off of our own wishlist to round things out. Prices listed below were provided ahead of the event and are scheduled to be available during Prime Big Deal Days. As always with Amazon, pricing can change faster than your inventory fills up in an MMO, so check the final price before hitting the Buy Now button.

AWOL Vision specializes in premium home-theater projection, including ultra-short-throw systems designed to replace a traditional television with an image measuring well over 100 inches. The company’s Valerion brand takes a more conventional long-throw approach while retaining high-end features such as RGB triple-laser light sources, 4K resolution, HDR support, and gaming-oriented low-latency modes. These aren’t budget projectors, even with Prime Day discounts, but they’re aimed at buyers trying to create a genuinely large-screen theater or gaming setup. If your definition of an adequate gaming display begins somewhere north of 100 inches, AWOL and Valerion are clearly speaking your language.

AWOL Vision Aetherion Max 4K UST Projector, List Price $4,099, Sale Price $3,279.20

The Aetherion Max is an ultra-short-throw 4K triple-laser projector designed to create a massive image while sitting close to the wall rather than mounted across the room. It produces up to 3,300 ISO lumens and supports a wide color gamut, making it better equipped to deal with ambient light than many traditional projectors. Gaming support includes low-latency modes, allowing the Aetherion Max to serve as a giant gaming display when movie night inevitably turns into one more round.

Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 4K Projector, List Price $2,199, Sale Price $1,473.33

The VisionMaster Pro 2 may be the gaming sweet spot in Valerion’s Prime lineup. It combines a 4K RGB triple-laser light source and 3,000 ISO lumens with a claimed gaming latency as low as 4ms, plus optical zoom for easier positioning. A 33% Prime Big Deal Days discount cuts more than $700 from the regular price, making this one of the more substantial discounts among the gaming-centric products in the spreadsheet.

CUKTECH specializes in charging hardware, including GaN wall chargers, USB-C cables, car chargers, and high-capacity power banks capable of supplying enough wattage for laptops and other demanding devices. That makes the company’s products particularly useful for gamers carrying a Steam Deck, ROG Ally, gaming laptop, tablet, phone, and the small collection of cables that inevitably follows them around. Many of CUKTECH’s higher-output models support USB Power Delivery and can charge multiple devices simultaneously. They won’t increase your frame rate, but keeping the hardware powered is a fairly important first step.

CUKTECH 20 25,000mAh 140W Power Bank, List Price $109.99, Sale Price $87.99

The CUKTECH 20 packs 25,000mAh of capacity and can deliver up to 140W through USB-C using PD 3.1, giving it enough output for many laptops and USB-C gaming handhelds. Three outputs allow multiple devices to charge simultaneously, while a built-in display provides information on battery capacity and charging performance. The battery is also rated below the 100Wh airline limit, making it a useful travel companion for handheld gamers who have discovered that airport outlets are apparently considered a luxury resource.

GameSir has carved out a sizable piece of the controller market by offering alternatives to first-party gamepads without automatically drifting into premium-controller pricing. Its lineup covers Xbox, PC, mobile, and Nintendo platforms, with newer models leaning heavily into Hall Effect and TMR sticks, high polling rates, programmable controls, and other enthusiast features. The company also produces mobile controllers that turn smartphones into something closer to a traditional handheld gaming system. For Prime Big Deal Days, GameSir has several controllers discounted by 20%, including some of its newest performance-focused models.

GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC Aimlabs Edition, List Price $89.99, Sale Price $71.99

We reviewed this beauty earlier this year, and it has found a permanent home on my desktop. Built specifically for PC gaming, the G7 Pro 8K Aimlabs Edition pushes its polling rate all the way to 8000Hz over both wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections. It uses second-generation TMR sticks to combat stick drift, Hall Effect analog triggers, four programmable buttons, and includes a charging dock. The Aimlabs collaboration adds the company’s cyan styling, but the bigger attraction is getting GameSir’s esports-focused controller below the $75 mark. Check out our review here.

GameSir G7 Pro, List Price $79.99, Sale Price $63.99

The standard G7 Pro offers TMR joysticks, Hall Effect triggers with mechanical trigger stops, additional programmable controls, and support for Xbox, PC, and Android. Xbox connectivity is wired, while PC supports 2.4GHz wireless and Android uses Bluetooth. At $63.99, it offers quite a few of the features normally associated with considerably more expensive “pro” controllers.

GameSir X5 Lite, List Price $34.99, Sale Price $27.99

The X5 Lite is GameSir’s affordable mobile controller, designed to wrap around compatible Android and iOS smartphones and provide physical controls for mobile and cloud gaming. Hall Effect sticks are the standout feature at this price, providing contactless sensors designed to avoid the stick-drift problems associated with traditional potentiometers. At less than $30 during Prime Big Deal Days, it’s an inexpensive way to make Game Pass cloud streaming and native mobile games feel considerably less like gaming on a phone.

Govee specializes in smart lighting for gaming setups, home entertainment, and indoor and outdoor spaces. Its lineup ranges from monitor and TV backlighting to floor lamps, permanent outdoor lights, and seasonal decorations, with many products supporting app control, voice assistants, and customizable RGBIC effects. For gamers, Govee has become a familiar name thanks to lighting designed to add reactive or ambient color to a desktop or entertainment setup. The company’s broader ecosystem also makes it relatively easy to expand beyond the gaming room once the RGB addiction takes hold.

Govee Floor Lamp 3, List Price $169.99, Sale Price $118.99

The Floor Lamp 3 mixes practical white lighting with Govee’s RGBIC ambient lighting. Its slim design makes it useful beside a gaming desk, TV setup, or anywhere else that could use some additional illumination without dedicating much floor space to it.

Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights Pro 200ft, List Price $759.99, Sale Price $459.99

Govee’s 200-foot Permanent Outdoor Lights Pro kit drops $300 for Prime Big Deal Days. The weather-resistant RGBIC lights are designed to stay installed year-round, with customizable colors, anti-glare lenses, app controls, and voice integration. Probably overkill if you just want a porch light, but considerably more interesting if your goal is to make the entire house look like your gaming room.

Govee Christmas Cone Tree Lights, List Price $159.99, Sale Price $119.99 

Govee’s Cone Tree Lights create a customizable outdoor holiday centerpiece with animated colors and preset seasonal themes. At $40 off, they’re an easy option for anyone already invested in Govee’s smart lighting ecosystem. The Cone Tree Lights were the highlight of my holiday lighting display last year, and it’ll be front and center when I put up my display this year.Check out our review here.

Govee RGBIC Gaming Light Bars, List Price $79.99, Sale Price $54.99

Designed specifically for gaming setups, these light bars provide customizable scene modes and responsive lighting effects for your battle station. They’re 31% off during the sale, bringing the price down to $54.99.

GUNNAR is best known for eyewear designed for gamers and people who spend long stretches staring at screens. The company offers blue-light-filtering glasses in a variety of frame styles, including prescription options and collaborations with popular gaming and entertainment franchises. Those licensed collections have included everything from Fallout to other recognizable gaming properties, giving buyers something a little more interesting than standard computer glasses. GUNNAR’s products are primarily aimed at combining screen-focused eyewear with designs gamers might actually want to wear.

GUNNAR Fallout Vault 33 Gaming Glasses, List Price $99, Sale Price $66.33 

GUNNAR’s officially licensed Vault 33 glasses combine Fallout styling with the company’s blue-light-filtering lenses. They’re an obvious match for fans of the games or Amazon’s Fallout series, although you don’t have to emerge from an underground vault to appreciate something designed for long sessions in front of a screen.

GUNNAR Fallout Brotherhood of Steel Gaming Glasses, List Price $99, Sale Price $66.33

The Brotherhood of Steel version offers another Fallout-inspired frame while retaining GUNNAR’s screen-focused lens technology. Like the Vault 33 model, it’s getting a 33% discount. Check out our review here.

GUNNAR Fallout Lucky 38 Gaming Glasses, List Price $135, Sale Price $90.45

The Lucky 38 glasses are the premium option in GUNNAR’s Fallout collection. Normally $135, they’re dropping to $90.45 as part of the promotion. All three Fallout deals are scheduled to continue beyond Prime Big Deal Days through October 22. Check out our review here.

LiberNovo focuses on ergonomic seating designed for people who spend significant amounts of time at a desk. Rather than the familiar racing-seat approach used by many gaming chairs, its products emphasize adjustable lumbar support, reclining systems, movement, and support for different body types. The company’s Maxis and Omni families cover several price and feature levels, including manual and electrically adjustable models. They aren’t inexpensive chairs, but they’re aimed at gamers, streamers, creators, and professionals who view a chair as long-term equipment rather than another piece of RGB furniture.

LiberNovo Maxis Manual, List Price $939, Sale Price $849

The Maxis series is LiberNovo’s ergonomic chair lineup designed specifically for larger users. The Manual version features a 20.5-inch deep seat, reinforced frame rated for up to 399 pounds, adjustable headrest, and a five-stage recline ranging from 105 to 160 degrees.

LiberNovo Maxis Airflow, List Price $1,429, Sale Price $1,299

The Airflow tops the Maxis lineup by adding active seat ventilation. That’s a niche feature, but anyone who spends eight hours working at the same desk before settling in for another few hours of gaming probably understands the appeal.

LiberNovo Omni SE, List Price $659, Sale Price $609

The Omni SE is the entry point into LiberNovo’s standard dynamic ergonomic lineup. It uses manual adjustments and is positioned for home offices, gaming setups, streaming, and other environments where long stretches of sitting are unavoidable.

LiberNovo Omni Pro, List Price $1,009, Sale Price $919

The Omni Pro is the feature-heavy electric model in the Omni family. The Prime promotion knocks $90 off the normal price, bringing it below the $1,000 mark.

Maono builds microphones, audio interfaces, mixers, and other equipment aimed heavily at streamers, podcasters, musicians, and online creators. The company’s recent products have increasingly blurred the line between traditional recording gear and streaming hardware, with USB connectivity, software routing, XLR microphone support, and controls designed for live production. That crossover makes several Maono products particularly relevant to gamers who stream or create gaming content. Prime Big Deal Days discounts cover the company’s P-series interfaces along with its gaming-focused G3 mixer.

Maono G3 Gaming Audio Mixer, List Price $99.99, Sale Price $84.99

The G3 is the obvious gaming pick from Maono’s Prime promotion. Designed for gaming, streaming, and voice chat, it combines an XLR microphone input with physical audio controls that let users manage multiple sources without constantly digging through Windows settings. For anyone trying to juggle game audio, Discord, a microphone, and a stream at the same time, having those controls sitting on the desk can be considerably easier than managing everything through software.

Maono P1 Audio Interface, List Price $129.99, Sale Price $94.89

The P1 is a compact audio interface aimed at creators who need better microphone and instrument support than the average PC or laptop provides. It supports XLR microphones, ASIO drivers for Windows, automatic gain adjustment, software routing, and features useful for recording and livestreaming. The 27% Prime discount brings it below $100, putting it into an interesting price range for gamers ready to move from a USB microphone to an XLR setup.

An automobile accident isn’t as fun in real life as it is in GTA. Miofive specializes in dash cams and related vehicle recording technology. Its lineup ranges from affordable single-camera models to front-and-rear systems capable of recording at resolutions up to 4K. Features vary by model but can include GPS, Wi-Fi connectivity, parking monitoring, night recording, and included microSD storage. It’s the sort of technology you hope you never actually need, but having video when something goes wrong on the road can quickly justify the cost.

Miofive S1+32G Dash Cam, List Price $89.99, Sale Price $71.99

The S1+32G records true 4K footage at 30fps through a 140-degree F1.8 lens. Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity, a supercapacitor, and an included 32GB microSD card round out a surprisingly complete package for $71.99.

Miofive S1 Pro Dash Cam, List Price $91.63, Sale Price $66.49

The S1 Pro adds a rear camera, giving drivers 4K recording up front and 2K coverage in the rear. It also supports 24/7 parking monitoring with G-sensor footage protection, although the parking functionality requires the appropriate power setup.

Miofive S1 Ultra Dash Cam, List Price $134.99, Sale Price $107.99

Miofive’s S1 Ultra steps up to 4K recording from both the front and rear cameras. HDR Super Night Vision, built-in GPS, 5GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and an included 64GB microSD card make it the most capable Miofive model included in the U.S. Prime promotion.

Ohuhu makes art supplies aimed at everyone from casual hobbyists to more serious illustrators and creators. The company is particularly well known for its alcohol markers, but its lineup also includes acrylic paint markers, coloring sets, sketchbooks, and other creative tools. For gamers, these products can be useful for everything from concept art and fan creations to painting 3D-printed projects and adding details to tabletop terrain. They’re also a nice reminder that not every hobby needs a screen, although we’re certainly not getting rid of those anytime soon.

Ohuhu Hilo Blending Acrylic Markers, List Price $59.99, Sale Price $49.99

Ohuhu’s Hilo markers use a revised ink formula and color system intended to make gradients and blending easier. High-opacity ink allows colors to be layered, while the brush-style tips are designed for illustrations, cardstock, coloring books, and similar projects.

Ohuhu Coloring Set, List Price $49.99, Sale Price $43.99

The Ohuhu Coloring Set receives a smaller 12% discount, dropping the price by $6. It isn’t the headline bargain of the sale, but it provides another option for anyone shopping for an art or hobby gift.

OneOdio focuses primarily on headphones for DJs, musicians, creators, and everyday listeners, but several of its models cross over nicely into gaming. The company’s lineup includes wired and wireless headphones, Hi-Res Audio support, long battery life, and increasingly low-latency wireless connections. That last feature is particularly important for gaming, where Bluetooth latency can turn otherwise good headphones into a frustrating experience. The Prime Big Deal Days lineup includes several models that can pull double duty for gaming and content creation.

OneOdio Studio Max 2, List Price $189.99, Sale Price $167.99

The Studio Max 2 is OneOdio’s higher-end wireless model and uses the company’s RapidWill+ 3.0 technology to cut wireless latency to a claimed 9ms. That’s the specification that makes it particularly interesting for gaming, where keeping audio synchronized with what’s happening on screen matters far more than it does while listening to Spotify. It also supports Sony LDAC, Hi-Res Audio, wired operation, and a sound profile tuned in collaboration with DJ and producer KSHMR.

OneOdio Studio Max 1, List Price $169.99, Sale Price $135.99

The Studio Max 1 offers another low-latency wireless option, with a claimed 20ms latency and up to 120 hours of battery life. It supports wireless, Bluetooth, and wired connections, allowing it to move between a PC gaming setup, music equipment, and everyday listening without requiring separate headphones for each job. Dual-microphone ENC also helps with voice communication, making the Studio Max 1 a more practical gaming crossover than the DJ branding might initially suggest.

OneOdio Fusion A70 Gen 2, List Price $59.99, Sale Price $51.99

The Fusion A70 Gen 2 is the affordable option of the three, combining wired and Bluetooth connectivity with LDAC and Hi-Res Audio support. OneOdio rates battery life at up to 72 hours, while 3.5mm and 6.35mm connections allow the headphones to work with a wide range of gaming and audio equipment. They aren’t dedicated gaming headphones, but at roughly $52 they’re an inexpensive option for anyone who values music quality as much as hearing which direction those footsteps are coming from.

PNY has been around the PC hardware scene for decades, with a product lineup that includes graphics cards, SSDs, system memory, flash drives, and memory cards. For gamers, the company is probably best known for its GeForce graphics cards and internal storage, while its flash products cover everything from PC upgrades to portable devices. PNY’s Prime Big Deal Days offers include SSDs, SD and microSD cards, and USB flash drives, with the company noting that every promotional price is below the product’s previous 30-day Amazon low. The sale runs October 6 and 7, with the best gaming-related options focused primarily on storage upgrades.

PNY CS2241 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 Complete Upgrade Kit, List Price $169.99, Sale Price $135.99

The CS2241 is a PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD offering sequential read speeds of up to 5,100MB/s, making it a solid upgrade for a gaming PC that’s running short on fast storage. This version is sold as a complete upgrade kit and includes a transfer adapter along with Acronis cloning software, which can make migrating an existing Windows installation and games library considerably easier. With modern games regularly consuming 100GB or more, an extra terabyte tends to disappear faster than we’d like to admit.

PNY CS900 500GB 2.5-inch SATA III SSD, List Price $89.99, Sale Price $76.49

The CS900 isn’t competing with today’s PCIe Gen4 and Gen5 NVMe drives for outright speed, but that’s not really the point. This 2.5-inch SATA SSD is aimed at older desktops and laptops that still rely on mechanical hard drives or need additional SATA storage. Replacing an aging hard drive with an SSD can dramatically improve boot and load times, making the CS900 a relatively inexpensive way to squeeze some additional life out of an older gaming system.

PNY Elite-X 64GB microSDXC 3-Pack, List Price $39.99, Sale Price $33.99

PNY’s Elite-X microSDXC cards carry U3, V30, and A1 ratings, making them suitable for applications that need better sustained performance than a basic memory card can provide. The three-pack is particularly useful for gamers juggling multiple devices with expandable storage, including handhelds, retro-gaming systems, emulation devices, and other portable hardware that supports microSD cards. At $33.99 for three 64GB cards, they’re more about inexpensive flexibility than providing the massive storage capacity needed for today’s largest PC and console games.

TCL has grown into a major consumer electronics brand with products spanning televisions, smartphones, tablets, audio devices, and smart-home hardware. Gamers will probably recognize the company most for its televisions, particularly models offering features such as 4K resolution, high refresh rates, HDR, and gaming-focused display modes without immediately wandering into premium-TV pricing territory. TCL’s NXTPAPER technology has also expanded the company’s mobile lineup with matte, paper-like displays designed to reduce glare and make extended viewing more comfortable. That gives TCL an unusually broad Prime Day selection covering everything from the living-room gaming screen to the tablet sitting beside it.

TCL 75-inch A300L Designer Series Art TV, List Price $1,999.99, Sale Price $1,199.99

The A300L combines TCL’s 4K QLED display technology with a 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision, Google TV, and an ultra-thin 1.1-inch design. The television can display artwork when it isn’t being used, with TCL offering 270 AI art combinations without requiring a subscription. For gamers, the 144Hz refresh rate is arguably more interesting than pretending the giant television hanging on the wall is actually a painting. The 75-inch A300L drops a hefty $800 during Prime Big Deal Days. At $1,199.99, it’s still a substantial purchase, but a 40% discount makes the jump to a 75-inch 4K QLED display considerably easier to justify. The A300L 55″ and 65″ versions are also on sale for $699.99 and $849.99, respectively.

TCL Note A1 NXTPAPER, List Price $599.99, Sale Price $449.99

The Note A1 NXTPAPER is built around TCL’s matte, paper-like display technology and is aimed heavily at note-taking and productivity. The Prime deal cuts $150 from the regular price, and TCL is including a stylus and flip case with its NXTPAPER tablets.

TCL NXTPAPER 14, List Price $469.99, Sale Price $329.99

With a 14.3-inch display, the NXTPAPER 14 provides a lot of screen space for reading, multitasking, streaming, or even displaying sheet music. Prime Big Deal Days knocks $140 from the regular price.

TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro 128GB, List Price $329.99, Sale Price $259.99

The NXTPAPER 70 Pro smartphone uses a large 6.9-inch paper-like display and combines it with AI productivity features, a large battery, and IP68 durability. The 128GB model drops $70 during Prime Big Deal Days.

TCL CrystalClip Earbuds, List Price $79.99, Sale Price $49.99

TCL’s CrystalClip earbuds use an open, clip-on design rather than sitting inside the ear canal. Prime Big Deal Days takes $30 off, dropping them below the $50 mark.

Ultenic produces home-cleaning appliances, with a lineup that includes cordless vacuums, wet-and-dry floor cleaners, and robotic cleaning products. Its devices tend to focus on convenience features such as anti-tangle brushes, self-cleaning systems, long battery runtimes, and designs intended to reach underneath furniture. Pet owners are another obvious target, with several models built specifically to deal with hair and everyday household debris. Cleaning isn’t exactly the most exciting Prime Day category, but anything that gets the job finished faster leaves more time for gaming.

Ultenic AC1 TriFlex Wet Dry Vacuum, List Price $259.99, Sale Price $189.99

The AC1 TriFlex vacuums, washes, and scrubs hard floors simultaneously. Its 180-degree lay-flat design helps it reach beneath furniture, while edge cleaning, an anti-tangle roller, separate clean and dirty water tanks, and automatic self-cleaning reduce some of the less enjoyable parts of floor maintenance. No, it won’t make cleaning fun. Let’s maintain realistic expectations.

Ultenic U18 Pro Cordless Vacuum, List Price $159.99, Sale Price $118.99

The U18 Pro offers up to 55KPa of suction, an 80-minute claimed runtime, a 650W motor, multi-cyclonic filtration, and a V-shaped anti-tangle brush. A foldable wand makes getting underneath furniture easier, while the 1.6-liter dustbin should reduce the number of trips to the trash can.

VIOFO specializes in dash cameras, offering everything from straightforward single-camera models to multi-channel systems providing front, rear, and cabin coverage. Higher-end models incorporate features such as high-resolution recording, advanced image sensors, HDR, parking monitoring, GPS, and smartphone connectivity. The company has built much of its reputation around packing enthusiast-level recording features into products without pushing completely into luxury pricing. Prime Day discounts make some of those multi-camera setups considerably easier to justify.

VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH Dash Cam, List Price $359.99, Sale Price $219.99

The A229 Pro 2CH receives one of VIOFO’s largest Prime discounts, dropping 39% to $219.99. The two-channel system is designed to provide front and rear vehicle coverage, making the sale a good opportunity for anyone who has been putting off adding a dash cam.

VIOFO A229 Pro 3CH Dash Cam, List Price $389.99, Sale Price $249.99

The three-channel version expands coverage while dropping $140 from its normal price. At $249.99, it’s 36% cheaper during the October 6 and 7 promotion.

VIOFO A229 Ultra 2CH Dash Cam, List Price $399.99, Sale Price $299.99

VIOFO’s A229 Ultra 2CH drops $100 for Prime Big Deal Days. It’s positioned above the Pro models in the lineup for shoppers looking for a more premium two-channel setup.

Wacom has been a fixture in digital art and design for decades, producing pen tablets and displays used by artists, animators, photographers, and other creators. Its lineup ranges from affordable screenless drawing tablets to professional pen displays built for demanding creative workflows. There’s also plenty of crossover with gaming, particularly for anyone creating game art, streaming assets, custom emotes, animation, or simply turning their latest character obsession into fan art. Wacom’s promotion runs from October 5 through October 18, giving shoppers considerably more time than Amazon’s two-day Prime Big Deal Days event.

Wacom One 14, List Price $299.99, Sale Price $249.99

The Wacom One 14 provides a 14-inch Full HD drawing surface for artists who want to work directly on a screen rather than using a traditional screenless tablet. Its larger canvas makes it suitable for illustration, digital painting, photo editing, and other creative work while remaining considerably more approachable than Wacom’s professional Cintiq line. For gamers dabbling in character art, creating streaming graphics, or getting started with digital illustration, the $50 discount makes the Wacom One one of the more accessible options in the company’s promotion.

Wacom Movink 13, List Price $499.95, Sale Price $399.99

The Movink 13 is Wacom’s portable OLED pen display, pairing a 13.3-inch Full HD OLED screen with a thin and lightweight design intended for artists who don’t always work from the same desk. The OLED panel provides strong contrast and color reproduction, while Wacom’s Pro Pen 3 gives artists the pressure-sensitive input expected from the company’s professional products. A $100 discount makes this an interesting middle ground for creators who want something more premium than an entry-level drawing display without jumping all the way to Cintiq Pro pricing.

Wacom Cintiq Pro 17, List Price $2,499, Sale Price $2,199.99

The Cintiq Pro 17 sits firmly in professional territory, offering a 17.3-inch 4K display, high color accuracy, a 120Hz refresh rate, and Wacom’s Pro Pen 3. It’s built for professional illustrators, animators, designers, and other creators who need considerably more precision and screen real estate than an entry-level tablet provides. The regular price means it certainly isn’t an impulse purchase, but $300 off is a meaningful discount for someone already considering a professional-grade pen display for game development, animation, or digital artwork.

XREAL develops augmented-reality glasses and wearable display hardware designed to put a large virtual screen in front of the user without requiring a traditional monitor or television. Its glasses can be paired with compatible phones, computers, consoles, and accessories for gaming, video, productivity, and other big-screen experiences. Products such as the One Pro sit at the higher end of the lineup, while accessories like Beam Pro expand what the glasses can do without relying entirely on another device. For gamers interested in portable displays, handheld PCs, or simply playing on something that looks much larger than the screen they’re actually carrying, XREAL is one of the more interesting companies in this year’s roundup.

XREAL xbx a01+, List Price $299, Sale Price $254

Prime Big Deal Days marks the first discount for XREAL’s a01+ glasses since their launch. The 15% price cut isn’t enormous, but first discounts are always worth noting if you’ve been waiting for an excuse to jump into wearable displays.

XREAL One Pro, List Price $649, Sale Price $549

XREAL’s flagship One Pro drops $100 for the event. The glasses are designed to provide a large virtual display for compatible devices, making them particularly interesting for portable gaming and media consumption.

XREAL 1S, List Price $449, Sale Price $399

The XREAL 1S receives a $50 discount, bringing it below the $400 mark for Prime Big Deal Days. Check out our review here.

XREAL Beam Pro 128GB, List Price $199, Sale Price $159

XREAL’s Beam Pro spatial computing companion is 20% off, starting at $159 for the 128GB version. The 256GB model is also discounted to $199, while the 5G version drops to $239.

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days run October 6 and 7. Most of the deals above are scheduled specifically for those two days, although several manufacturers are extending their promotions beyond Amazon’s official event.

As always, check the final listing price before purchasing. Prime events have a habit of turning shopping into a minigame where prices, coupons, and availability can change without much warning.