Brad Bourque

Brad Bourque is a tech journalist and commerce writer based out of Portland, Oregon. As a lifelong deal hunter and computing enthusiast, he’s spent many weekend afternoons wandering the aisles of Fry’s, and even more mornings scouring deal forums for a discount. He’s covered PC gaming and home computing for sites like Digital Trends and WIRED, taking his practical outlook and cost consciousness with him along the way. Outside of work, he enjoys riding his bike, playing disc golf, or walking his giant pyrenees mix. On the weekends you can often find him downtown at the soccer stadium enjoying the Portland Thorns or Timbers, or spending hours grinding fishing in the latest MMO.

The Switch 2 is $50 off at Woot for new customers

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Get Borderlands 3, Risk of Rain 2 and 13 other great PC games for $15

Brad BourqueJul 20

SteelSeries’ Nova Pro Wireless is loaded with features and is down to $250.

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset is available for $250 in white at Best Buy and Amazon (originally $380). It has premium features like multi-system connectivity and swappable batteries, and supports PC, PlayStation, Switch, plus mobile devices via Bluetooth. It’s just $10 more than the blemished box deal we covered recently that’s still happening. Read our review.

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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless

$250 at Amazon (PlayStation, Switch, PC)$250 at Best Buy (PlayStation, Switch, PC)

GoPro’s discounted Max 2 bundle includes $100 worth of accessories

Brad BourqueJul 18

Asus’ top-end 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor is $400 off

Brad BourqueJul 17

Samsung’s 55-inch Frame art TV is $200 cheaper than usual

Brad BourqueJul 16

HP’s OLED-equipped 2-in-1 laptop is a solid back-to-school deal

Brad BourqueJul 15

A back-to-school discount on a cooler graphing calculator than the one I used in school.

Back-to-school shopping season is upon us, and you can check one item off your list by picking up the Texas Instruments TI-84 Evo at Amazon for $96.99 (usually $160). With a multi-color display, redesigned home screen and keypad, and USB-C charging, the TI-84 Evo is a huge leap from the TI-83 Plus I had to deal with in geometry class.

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