"If you're looking to get a jump on your holiday shopping, Cyber Monday starts on Dec. 1. Following Black Friday, retailers like Amazon and Best Buy have already marked down everything you need to upgrade your PC gaming setup. From monitors and headsets, keyboards and speakers, to desktops and laptops, you'll be able to build the battle station you've always dreamed of without spending a fortune."
"While you're more likely to see the steepest discounts on accessories like headsets, keyboards, and mice, as well as sales on digital games, you can still snap up a new desktop or laptop for a decent price if you keep a sharp eye out. You can also find decent discounts on PC building components, like CPUs and SSDs for upgrading your current build or setting up a new DIY PC."
"The holiday shopping season is prime sale time for all things gaming, and with so much going on sale at once, it can be hard to know where to look to find the best markdowns on things you actually want or need for your setup. I only included computers, peripherals, and accessories from well-known and trusted brands like HP and Lenovo, because taking a gamble on an unknown brand usually ends in disaster on Christmas morning."
Cyber Monday begins on Dec. 1 with retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy offering marked-down gaming gear across monitors, headsets, keyboards, speakers, desktops, and laptops. The steepest discounts tend to appear on accessories and digital games, though desktops, laptops, CPUs, and SSDs can also be found at good prices with careful searching. Selection focuses on well-known, trusted brands like HP and Lenovo to avoid unknown-brand risk. Only items with substantial markdowns are prioritized, with a baseline criterion of at least 15% off to maximize holiday shopping value.
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