Deals For Today: Attack On Titan Steelbooks, Razer Keyboards, Mouse And More

I want this Attack on Titan Season 1 Steelbook purely so I can relive the moment the Colossal Titan Kool-Aid-Mans his way through Wall Maria in glorious high definition, no less. This is where it all began: the plot twists, the screaming, the 3D maneuver gear physics that make zero sense but look amazing. The Steelbook case is sleek, collectible, and at $39.96 (43% off), it’s probably the only thing in this show that doesn’t emotionally devastate you.

In my opinion, Season 2 of Attack on Titan is when the series stopped pretending it was just about fighting titans and leaned fully into the conspiracy-fueled fever dream we all signed up for. This Steelbook version lets you watch the chaos unfold in style, and the artwork alone is worth the price. At $39.96, I’d say it’s a small price to pay to scream “they’re in the walls” along with the characters (again).

In my opinion, this Humble Bundle is the game dev starter pack I wish existed when I thought I could make the next Skyrim in Unreal Engine with zero experience. For just $30, you get nearly $934 worth of polygon-style assets, everything from characters to environments. It’s all plug-and-play compatible with Unity and Unreal, and part of your purchase goes to charity, which makes hoarding low-poly trees feel downright noble.

Season 3 is where Attack on Titan shifts into political thriller territory and decides your trust issues need leveling up. I think this Steelbook edition is essential not just for the story, but because the cover art somehow makes the uprising look classy. It’s also $39.96 during the sale, which is about the same price as one of Levi’s boots and way more useful for surviving the emotional onslaught.

I want this Alien: Isolation vinyl just so I can dramatically stare out a window while orchestral panic slowly builds behind me. Pressed on Blood Green vinyl and featuring that nerve-wracking score by The Flight and Christian Henson, this 10th anniversary release is as gorgeous as it is unsettling. At $32.99, it’s like owning a piece of survival horror history (minus the chestbursters).

I want to shake the hand of whoever decided to cram this much battery life into something the thickness of a couple of credit cards (ish). This INIU power bank charges your phone fast, fits in any pocket, and costs just $15.99. It even has USB-C in and out, which apparently makes it part of an elite 5% club. I don’t know how I lived without it, but it probably involved panic-scrolling at 2%.

I think the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro might be the closest thing to gaming telepathy. It’s got a 30K DPI sensor, 13 programmable buttons, and enough RGB to light up the next LAN party you won’t actually go to. It’s on sale for $90.99, which is probably the best price you’ll see outside of Black Friday or a glitch in the matrix. I clicked “add to cart” so fast, I think I broke a speedrun record.

In my opinion, the DeathStalker V2 Pro is what you get when a keyboard hits the gym and gets a glow-up. Low-profile optical switches, HyperSpeed wireless, and 200 hours of battery life (yes, 200). I barely last that long in a boss fight. It feels fast, looks sleek, and sounds like money well-spent at $169.99. My current keyboard has officially entered its retirement phase.

In my opinion, the Razer Barracuda might be the only headset that understands I need to be in 20 places at once—PC, phone, console, whatever. It switches between devices like it’s reading my mind, cancels noise so I don’t hear myself failing, and runs for 40 hours on a single charge. For $119.47, it’s basically multitasking cosplay, and I love it.
PlayStation Slim Disc Edition (Import) for $367.94

Looking for the least expensive PlayStation 5 console you can your hands on? As part of its US Anniversary Sale, AliExpress is offering an imported Sony PlayStation 5 Slim Disc Edition gaming console for $367.94 shipped after $80 off coupon code "MAYUE008". This is a brand new and retail boxed product that is stocked in a US warehouse and qualifies for local delivery, which means it ships free and arrives within about 1-2 weeks.

Preorder the TSA-Compatible Keysmart SmartLock for iPhone

The Keysmart SmartLock is a TSA compatible lock that works with the Find My app on your Apple iPhone for tracking your luggage easily and accurately. It can ping you with a variety of convenient alerts and pin the lock's location on your map. The lock itself has a built-in speaker so it can play a sound when your luggage is nearby. If you're already tied into the iPhone ecosystem and you travel often, this seems like an extremely practical item for a very reasonable price.

I think this Samsung 990 Pro deal is trying to personally offend my current SSD. For $279.99, you’re getting 4TB of absurdly fast Gen 4 storage with read speeds up to 7,450MB/s — basically the SSD equivalent of strapping a rocket to your PC. It’s ideal for gamers, video editors, or anyone whose workflow makes their current drive cry for help. And no, it doesn’t come with a heatsink at this price, but at these speeds, it might just melt your excuses for not upgrading.

I want to sound like a real human on calls for once, and the Blue Yeti mic at $89.99 is finally giving me that chance without the guilt. It’s got multiple pickup patterns, onboard controls, and the kind of studio-quality clarity that says, “I actually care about how I sound,” even if I’m still in pajama pants. At $40 off, it’s basically the gateway drug for streamers, podcasters, and anyone who’s tired of being told they sound like they’re underwater.

I want to believe I’m productive, and the new Surface Pro Copilot+ at $949.99 is really leaning into that fantasy. You’re getting a fresh 2024 model with a Snapdragon X Elite chip, a stunning 13-inch OLED display, and enough AI tricks baked into Windows 11 to make it feel like it’s doing half the work for you. It’s light, powerful, and $450 off — basically a high-tech life coach disguised as a 2-in-1.

I think my current monitor just flinched, because this 34-inch Acer Nitro ultrawide is out here showing off for $299.99. It’s got a sharp 3440x1440 resolution, buttery 180Hz refresh rate, and a 1500R curve that makes gaming or multitasking feel downright cinematic. You even get FreeSync and HDR support in the mix. For under $300, this thing isn’t just a monitor — it’s an intervention.

The powerhouse Ryzen 9 9950X desktop processor is seeing an 18% discount, down to $532.56 at Amazon. It features 16 cores, 32 threads, and a boost clock up to 5.7GHz— savage for gaming and high-end content creators. Just be sure to pair it with a strong cooler (not included).

I want this bundle purely for the thrill of cracking six packs in a row and pretending I’m building a deck for Worlds. The Surging Sparks expansion is still new enough to feel fresh, and at $45.02, it’s a decent value compared to scalper prices that make you question your financial decisions. If you just want to dip into the latest set without going full collector mode, this is it.

Shiny Pokémon are back, and apparently so is my addiction to them. The Paldean Fates bundle gives you six chances to pull something sparkly, and while $69.94 isn’t exactly pocket change, I think the potential dopamine hit is worth the gamble. It’s in stock, it ships fast, and I’ve made worse choices at 2 a.m. on eBay.

In my opinion, this is the one to grab if you're all-in on the set. Nine booster packs, a Pecharunt promo, themed sleeves, dice, and an actually-useful storage box? For $54.96? I’ve spent more on less at Taco Bell. Plus, it's still Prime eligible, which means you don’t have to sell your soul for free shipping. Win-win.

This thing charges your phone like it’s got something to prove. At $26.98, it gives you a full week’s worth of backup power and a built-in flashlight just in case you drop your phone and your dignity under your car seat. I want it purely because it has an LED readout that makes me feel like I’m operating a mission control panel instead of just charging my AirPods.

I think this is the best deal of the day, and not just because it’s $17.99. It’s slim, light, and can survive a drop better than my will to stay off social media. Anker knows what it’s doing, and this charger just works. No random overheating, no mystery ports, just plug it in and keep scrolling through whatever app is currently ruining your sleep schedule.

With a 240Hz refresh rate, Dual QHD resolution, and 0.03ms response time, this 49-inch ultrawide OLED is built for high-performance PC gaming. The 1800R curve and HDR True Black 400 make it incredibly immersive, while FreeSync Premium Pro helps keep gameplay smooth and responsive.

This Android tablet comes with an S Pen included, a 10.4-inch display, and Samsung DeX for multitasking. At under $200, it’s a solid pick for casual gamers, students, or anyone who wants a lightweight, entertainment-ready tablet with productivity perks.

With a whopping 10,000Pa of suction, self-refilling, self-emptying, sonic mopping, and even hot-air mop drying, the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra takes hands-off cleaning to the next level. It's packed with AI features and even supports pet tracking and video calls.

Amazon’s newest Kindle adds color to the mix with a 7" Colorsoft display. It still lasts up to 8 weeks on a single charge and now supports wireless charging and full-color highlights. It's ideal for reading graphic novels, cookbooks, or anything where visuals matter.

Enjoy spatial audio, active noise canceling, and up to 40 hours of battery life. These over-ear headphones are compatible with both iOS and Android, and support lossless audio over USB-C. A strong option for commuters, creators, and music lovers.

Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16" RTX 4080 Gaming Laptop for $2513

This Lenovo Legion Pro 7i gaming laptop drops to $2,513 at AliExpress after $100 off coupon code "IFPRZAZ" is applied. The Legion Pro 7 is Lenovo's top-of-the-line gaming laptop and we rarely see discounts for this model. This particular configuration features a powerful Intel Core i9-14900HX CPU and RTX 4080 GPU for comfortable high-fps gaming on the 16" display's native 2560x1600 resolution.

$32.99 for this masterpiece? I genuinely laughed. I paid full price, and I don’t even get the exclusive Cloud and Sephiroth controller skin. If you’ve ever wanted to explore Midgar’s post-industrial wastelands with emotionally repressed sword boys with a price lower than Black Friday's, here you go.

I think these might actually cancel the noise in my soul. The sound is incredible, the fit is dreamy, and the battery life is better than my phone’s. Honestly, $249.99 for peace and quiet? Cheaper than therapy.

If you’ve ever looked at your shelf of figures, sneakers, or LEGO builds and thought, “This could be more dramatic,” I highly recommend these cases. I want my collectibles to feel as important as they think they are.

At $38, these are the definition of “just throw them in the cart.” I use them for work, walks, and pretending I’m on a call to avoid conversations. Plus, 50 hours of battery life? That’s just showing off.

$59.99 to cry over Disney characters and complicated lore? Yes, please. I think this collection should come with a warning and a box of tissues. It’s that much of a journey.

This speaker is tiny, but it’s loud enough to offend your upstairs neighbors and cute enough that they won’t stay mad. It survived my shower playlist and a weekend camping trip without flinching.

Crisp comms, no lag, and a mic that doesn’t make me sound like a robot underwater. I want to pretend I’m a competitive esports player, and this headset lets me live the fantasy.

This speaker is basically the action hero of the portable audio world. It’s waterproof, rustproof, and probably judge-proof. I tossed it in my bag, it bounced around all day, and still blasted bass like nothing happened.

Bass so strong it could cause an existential crisis. These are like strapping a subwoofer to your ears, but in a comfy, eco-friendly kind of way. I think I saw my dog flinch the first time I hit the ULT button.

XM4s are the previous-gen MVPs. They’ve still got top-tier ANC and that dreamy comfort that makes you forget you're wearing them. At $179.99, I’m thinking of buying a backup pair for future me.

A wearable speaker sounds ridiculous... until you try it. I felt like a sci-fi character watching a movie with surround sound on my shoulders. Honestly, I want to wear this to Zoom calls just for the audio flex.

My living room sounds like a private screening room now. I think this soundbar made my couch comfier just by association. Movies, games and music are all better with this beast.

I didn’t need a party speaker, but I bought this anyway. Complete with lights, bass and karaoke ports, it’s basically a party in a box. I want to say I got it for the sound, but really, it’s the lights.

This TV made me realize I’ve been watching in peasant resolution my whole life. Mini LED, PlayStation 5 optimization, and colors so vivid I nearly apologized to my last TV for talking trash about it.

I want to live in this TV. It’s 85 inches of 4K glory, and somehow still cheaper than a vacation. Probably because you won’t need one after this, seeing as your living room becomes the destination.

This one’s for the people who want it all: QLED, anti-reflection, studio-calibrated modes, and picture quality so good I paused a show just to stare at a lamp. I think my eyes are spoiled now.

Christian Wait is a contributing freelancer for IGN covering everything collectable and deals. Christian has over 7 years of experience in the Gaming and Tech industry with bylines at Mashable and Pocket-Tactics. Christian also makes hand-painted collectibles for Saber Miniatures. Christian is also the author of "Pokemon Ultimate Unofficial Gaming Guide by GamesWarrior". Find Christian on X @ChrisReggieWait.