Black Friday deals I've found so far include a gaming laptop that does it all, a gaming chair for $180 and our favorite wireless gaming headset.

1. Core i7-13700F
Ah Yeyian you are a good friend. This is a real high-end bargain. It features the best graphics cards on the market, barring the outrageously expensive RTX 4090. The RTX 4080 super. The i7 processor and 32 GB DDR5 RAM are also very impressive, but you should make sure you have the most recent BIOS to avoid voltage issues. This Phoenix Glass gaming computer is a steal at $1,900.

2. Fabric
The TC100 is currently our favorite affordable gaming seat. It follows the popular T3 Rush, with a great design and genuine comfort. Our review will tell you more. Even with a slight discount, this is a great gaming chair and cheaper than many of its competitors.

Corsair $179.99

3. 32-inch
Code names for monitors can be difficult to understand, but this MAG 321UP has a 165 Hz instead of 240 Hz refresh rate. This is the only distinction between the cheaper and more expensive model. If you don't care about the difference in refresh rate (and do have the hardware necessary to match 240 fps if you don't?) This is where smart OLED money should be spent.

Price check: Newegg $699.99

4. Intel Core i5 13400F
Yeyian is offering a great deal on RTX 4070 machines. This motherboard is at least nominally upgradable to a modern spec, even though we've seen cheaper versions. It's an odd combination with the Core i5, but for gaming performance, it should be fine and deliver high framerates.

5. RTX 4080
Lenovo has some great gaming laptops and the Legion Pro 7 is not an exception. This high-end model, which features the mighty RTX 4080 and Intel's top spec Core i9 Mobile CPU, should be able to handle any game that you throw at it. The screen is also very fast with a 240Hz refresh rate and 32GB of DDR5 memory.

Price check: Newegg (2 TB SSD model) $2,499.99

6. 27-inch
ASRock is a favorite around here during busy shopping seasons. The screens are always on sale, and based on the one we used (read our review), they offer good value. This 165Hz panel is available for under $100, so you can't complain.

7. 50 mm drivers
The HyperX Cloud Wireless is one our favorite gaming headsets. There are many reasons for this, but we'll focus on the most important feature: 300-hours of battery life. We didn't misspell anything. This headset is a steal at this price. It offers 300 hours of gaming on a single battery charge, as well as excellent DTS:X spatial audio and premium comfort features. When we reviewed it, the only negative thing we found was that the microphone was not very impressive. This one is worth a look, regardless of the discount.

Price check: Walmart $149.99 | Newegg $149

8. 27-inch
This Acer monitor is an absolute steal for any aspiring competitive gamers. It hits the sweet spot of high refresh rate and low reaction time (0.5 to 1 ms gray-to grey). It's the exact same price as the Odyssey G5, but it's better for those who prefer an IPS over a VA panel.

Price check: Newegg $242

9. 2 TB
This drive offers top performance for its price. This version is less responsive without a DRAM caching, even though it has a slight performance advantage over the NEM-PA with DRAM. This drive's price fluctuates, but it is still one of the best-valued 2 TB drives right now.

Price Check: Amazon $139.99

10. 34-inch
This LG ultrawide is an absolute bargain at its current price. Alienware's QD-OLED panel, which is 34 inches in size and costs around $800, even on sale. This LG monitor is the same size, resolution, aspect ration, and refresh rate as Alienware's QD-OLED 34-inch panel for less than a third of the price. Of course, this is a VA, not OLED. It is not the brightest gaming display, but it's a great deal.

Price check: LG $239.99