Best Prime Day Deals Still Available on Woot: Save on TVs, Keyboards, More

Prime Big Deal Days has come and gone, but we’re still seeing tons of good deals. Amazon-owned Woot is also a great place to enjoy amazing discounts; if you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can even get free shipping on Woot deals, making the most of that subscription.

Woot deals have a short lifespan and are only available for a limited time (think Prime Day Lightning Deals, only without the timer), so you’ll have to be quick and add the deals you love to the cart sooner rather than later. So, let’s quit wasting time and jump on the best deals we found so far this week!

Getting a new TV isn’t the major decision it used to be, but it’s still one that takes some time and effort. Luckily, we took all the time testing, so you don’t have to exert any effort in making a decision. The Samsung S95C was rated as “Outstanding” and worthy of our Editors’ Choice award, with our editor praising the brightness and color performance, as well as the super low input lag that’s perfect for gamers. “The Samsung S95C is the brightest and most vivid OLED TV we’ve tested, coming close to high-end LED panels in both regards and establishing itself as our new Editors’ Choice winner for OLED models,” says our expert. And let’s not forget that $700+ off the price tag!

LG C3

65-Inch

$1,267.99
at Woot

$2,499.99
Save $1,232.00

Finding one of the best smart TVs around for nearly half-off is an absolute treat. We reviewed the LG C3 and gave it an “Outstanding” rating, finding that it has an fantastic color range, top-notch contrast, as well as a slim and sleek design. More importantly, at the time of the review, it also had one of the best low input lag we’d seen, making this TV a perfect companion for gamers. “LG’s C series of OLED TVs has stood out as one of our favorites for years, and the C3 Evo line is brighter and has slightly better color performance than its predecessor while delivering some of the lowest input lag we’ve measured,” our expert noted.

If you love playing games on your phone, there are ways to make your experience even better, such as getting one of the Razder Kishi V2 Pro controllers for Android. The controller fits any phone, thanks to the expandable bridge, connecting via the USB-C port. Even though the iPhone also features one of these nowadays, the Razer controller is not compatible with them. This Razer gadget not only helps with mobile games but also makes it easier to play full PC and Xbox games, thanks to Xbox Cloud Gaming support. We may not have tested this exact model, but we loved the Razer Kishi Ultra, with our expert giving it an “Excellent” rating.

For those who want an analog gaming keyboard, the Razer Huntsman V2 is on sale right now with a solid discount. In our review of this keyboard, we gave it an “Excellent” rating and even our Editors’ Choice award, concluding that this is a “juggernaut of a gaming keyboard” that offers numerous key customizations. “There’s a lot to love about the Huntsman V2 Analog, from its deep customization options to its USB 3.0 passthrough functionality. It’s got everything you need from a traditional, flagship gaming keyboard. It also has extra features aimed at tinkerers,” our expert noted.

This absolutely massive 98-inch TV delivers 4K images and even comes with 4K upscaling, so all the content you watch has great image quality. The TV delivers 120Hz refresh rate, making for smooth action scenes, whether you’re watching movies or playing games. Oh, and it comes with Alexa built-in, so you can ask for it to look up content, adjust the volume, or control some other smart device in your home. Make sure to also check some of the best Prime Day deals on TVs we found.

If you want a 60% keyboard, then the Razer Huntsman Mini is just what you’re looking for, especially with this Woot discount. We reviewed this keyboard and found it was “Excellent,” enjoying the Razer optical switches and the lighting changes. “Ultimately, though, the Huntsman Mini stands apart because it comes with the many unique gaming-focused features that Razer builds into some of its other keyboards, including an updated version of Razer’s optical switches,” our expert explains.

It may not be the latest model, but there’s something to be said about getting the 2020 version of the Amazon Fire HD 8, starting with the price. In our review, we noted that we loved its long battery life and the excellent audio, as well as the quick and easy access to Alexa. “For years now, I’ve recommended Amazon’s Fire line as my favorite affordable tablets. The current Fire HD 8 continues that legacy,” our expert noted.

Acer Chromebook Spin 713

13.5-Inch 2K Touchscreen, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD

$419.40
at Woot

$629.00
Save $209.60

The versatile Acer Chromebook Spin 713 features a 13.5-inch touchscreen with a 2K resolution. We reviewed this Chromebook and gave it an “Excellent” rating, with our expert loving the tall and high-res screen, as well as the snappy performance. “Brightness is ample, though I was never tempted to turn it down from the maximum, and contrast is fine. Viewing angles are broad and white backgrounds are pristine, not dingy. Colors are rich and vivid both for still images and YouTube videos,” our expert noted.

Asus VivoBook 16

16-Inch WUXGA Display, AMD Ryzen 5, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD

$464.99
at Woot

$579.00
Save $114.01

For those looking for an everyday laptop, then this Asus VivoBook 16 is the perfect fit, especially since it’s so affordable right now. With an AMD Ryzen 5 CPU and 8GB of RAM, this laptop will easily handle your daily tasks. The gorgeous display delivers vivid colors and deep contrast, while the 16:10 ratio might take a bit to get used to. Check out some other affordable laptops we reviewed.

We found a superb deal on headphones that we reviewed as ” Excellent.” Our expert praised the rich and crisp sound, as well as the quality of the active noise cancellation feature. It’s also pretty handy that you can disable noise cancellation to preserve battery life. “The Beats Studio3 Wireless is a solid, balanced pair of headphones that will likely please those looking for more balance and clarity than anything else. The noise cancellation is better than average, and the easy pairing with iOS gear is a nice plus,” our expert noted.

We also found a superb discount for the Bose 700 headphones, a model we reviewed and considered to be great enough for an “Outstanding” rating and our Editors’ Choice award. The noise cancellation is near perfect, and you can easily switch to an ambient listening mode; the microphones capture your voice clearly when taking on calls, and the bass is exemplary when you’re having fun jamming to your favorite tracks. Make sure to check out some of the best Prime Day deals on headphones that are still around.

Sonos Sub

$599.00
at Woot

$799.00
Save $200.00

Sonos gear is always fantastic, but everything is rather pricey, so we’re always drawn to a good deal. Our review of the Sonos Sub resulted in an “Excellent” rating, highlighting the powerful and customizable bass and the attractive design. “So if you’re looking to augment your existing Sonos setup with some deep bass depth, the Sub will not disappoint. And for anyone considering opting into the Sonos realm and wondering whether there’s a quality subwoofer available, the answer is a resounding yes,” the review notes.

The super chic Motorola Razr+ is also on sale at Woot for half off, making it the perfect opportunity to get one of the coolest phones of 2023. We reviewed this model and easily gave it an “Excellent” rating, loving the display quality and just how useful that external screen is. Plus, it’s a flip phone, so it’s super stylish. “Although we’d like to see a stronger IP rating and a faster processor, there’s no doubt the Razr+ is the best Razr yet and one of the finest folding phones you can buy right now,” our expert noted. Make sure to also check out some of the best Prime Day deals on smartphones (at least those that are still around).

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About Gabriela Vatu

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I have been a writer since 2006 when I covered various domains for local publications. In 2012, I started covering technology broadly and I’ve written thousands of articles since then. I’ve written social media and cybersecurity news, software and hardware reviews, streaming guides, how-tos, tech deals, and more. I have bylines in numerous publications, including MakeUseOf, Pocket-Lint, Android Police, How to Geek, XDA, Softpedia, as well as here at PCMag. When I’m not working, I like to spend time with my family, read, game, paint, listen to music, and run around after our many pets asking what it is they’re chewing on this time.

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