GTA 6 Is Almost Here: Prime Day Deals to Get You Ready

Can you believe GTA 6 is only six weeks away? If you're planning to dive into Leonida, you might want to make sure your gaming setup is up to the task. Rockstar's attention to detail is legendary, and you don't want to miss out on the visual fidelity because your screen isn't up to snuff. Luckily, Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days are here (technically starting October 6, but early sales are already live), and there are plenty of discounts on gaming gear that'll serve you well in GTA 6.

Let's start with TVs. One of the best gaming TVs, the LG OLED G5 65-inch, is $200 off, now $1999.99. It's a newer model, so discounts are limited, but this is a solid deal. If you're on a budget, the Hisense U7 55-inch is down to $599.99, a 14% discount. Larger models are also half price, hitting their lowest-ever costs. For a smaller setup, the Samsung QLED Q8F 32-inch is just $297.99, a $200 saving. It's a great little TV for GTA 6.

Now, controllers. You'll likely be playing for hundreds of hours, so durability and comfort are key. The official Xbox wireless controller is $48.99, down from $64.99. It's not the lowest we've seen, but still a good deal. For PS5, the Nacon Revolution 5 Pro is 25% off, though not at its all-time low. The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro for Xbox is $32 off, a modest saving on a premium pad.

Prefer a projector? The Bravia Projector 7 is 30% off, now $6998—the cheapest we've seen it, by at least $800. If audio is a priority, the Nebula X1 is $50 cheaper than its past best price and works outdoors too. The BenQ W4100i is great for single-player gamers, with excellent visuals and connectivity, though latency isn't the best.

Audio is just as important. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni is at its lowest-ever price, $359.99, but only the blue option is reduced. The Arctis Nova 5X, our favorite console headset, is down to $99.98 and works with Xbox, PS5, and PC. The HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless boasts a massive 300-hour battery life—you probably won't need to charge it during your entire GTA 6 run—and it's back to its lowest-ever price.

Finally, storage. Rockstar hasn't announced GTA 6's file size, but you can bet it'll eat up a huge chunk of your console space. A storage expansion is a wise investment, and there are deals on those too. So, will you be upgrading your setup for GTA 6? Let us know in the comments!