Best Cyber Monday game controller deals for PS5, Xbox, Nintendo, and PC
Save big on DualSense, Xbox Elite Series 2, and more!
From Black Friday to Cyber Monday, we've tracked the best deals on game controllers across the net. From Nintendo to Xbox you can save big on Joy-Con alternatives and Elite premium controllers!
Our favorite deal right now? How about the Sony DualSense Controller for $49 at Walmart? That's less than the cost of most standard controllers, even Microsofts! Which, by the way is also on sale, you can grab the Xbox Wireless Controller for just $59 — and the ultra premium gaming experience of the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller for only $95!
Check out the deals below and find your new favorite controller for a price that can't be beat!
Sony PS5 DualSense Controller: $74 $49 @ Walmart
Save $25 on the Sony PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller. It features dual analog sticks, a d-pad, and game buttons. There's also a built-in mono speaker, mic array and six-axis motion sensor system incorporated into its design.
Black Friday game controller deals: Save big on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC peripherals!
Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2: $139 $95 @ Walmart
Save $44 on the Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller. This controller lasts up to 40 hours on a single charge and has Impulse Triggers and adjustable tension thumb grips. It works with Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and Windows 10 PCs.
Price check: Best Buy $95 w/ membership |Target $95 |
Luna Wireless Controller:$69 $39 @ Amazon
Amazon's Luna Wireless Controller is $30 off right now. The Luna is a high-performance controller designed to provide an ideal playing experience on Luna, Amazon's new cloud gaming service. Luna Controller is the best connection between Luna gamers and their games.
Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller (Stormcloud Vapor): $69 $59 @ Amazon
Amazon knocks $10 off the Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controller in (Stormcloud Vapor). It features triggers and bumpers and Hybrid D-pad. Button mapping and improved responsiveness of dynamic latency input elevate your gameplay. It works with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One.
Price check: Best Buy $59 w/ membership | Walmart $63 | Microsoft $59
Sony PS5 DualSense Controller: $74 $49 @ Walmart
Save $25 on the Sony PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller. It features dual analog sticks, a d-pad, and game buttons. There's also a built-in mono speaker, mic array and six-axis motion sensor system incorporated into its design.
Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controllers: from $49 @ Microsoft Store
Save up to $20 on the Xbox Wireless Controller, prices start from $49. It features triggers and bumpers and Hybrid D-pad. Button mapping and improved responsiveness of dynamic latency input elevate your gameplay. It works with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One.
Hori Nintendo Switch Split Pad: $49 $32 @ Amazon
Find the Nintendo Joy Cons a little slim without much to hold onto when playing? That's where Hori's Joy Con replacements come in — featuring a better, more ergonomic construction for long handheld sessions.
Backbone One Mobile Gaming Controller for iPhone (Lightning): $99 $69 @ Amazon
Save $30 on the BACKBONE One controller for mobile gaming on iPhone. The Backbone One for iPhone is highly reviewed, with most people noting how well the gaming controller fits in hand (as long as you don’t have a case on your iPhone) and how intuitive the mobile app is. It's equipped with a 3.5mm audio jack, tactile buttons, clickable thumbsticks, and a low-latency wired connection.
Logitech G920 Steering Wheel: $399 $199 @ Amazon
Save $200 on the Logitech G920 steering wheel. Logitech's G920 Driving Force is one of the best racing wheels for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S consoles. The Logitech G920 features dual-motor force feedback, stainless steel paddle shifters, and hand-stitched leather steering wheel. What's more, adjustable floor pedals let you accelerate, brake and change gears. Whether you're playing a car racing or delivery truck game, a racing wheel controller is essential.
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