Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones are $328 at B&H Photo — the lowest price yet, and only for platinum silver. The deal ends today. Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition is now available on Switch 2 as a physical cartridge at its lowest observed price. And the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni gaming headset is down 20% at SteelSeries with code SSPOUT20, its cheapest ever.
All three are live as of October 15, 2026. These aren’t clearance bins or refurbished stock. These are brand-new, in-box items hitting record lows simultaneously. One day before Nintendo’s Switch 2 launch window opens wider and two weeks before Black Friday pre-sales begin.
The Sony drop matters because the WH-1000XM6 launched at $349 in the US and Rs 34,990 in India, but neither Indian pricing nor availability is mentioned in any source. No Indian retailer is named. So this is strictly a US deal: $328, platinum silver only, final discount applied at checkout, ends tonight.
Cyberpunk on Switch 2 isn’t new news. It was confirmed last month, but the physical cartridge hitting its lowest price now lines up with IGN’s observation that the port “looks pretty great” and runs at “decent frame rates”, with mouse controls working “surprisingly well”. That’s not a technical deep dive.
It’s a hands-on impression from a reviewer who played it on the device. No performance specs, no battery drain figures, no resolution claims. Just that it plays, and plays cleanly enough to enjoy Night City. The Arctis Nova Pro Omni cut is sharper: 20% off, same code used for the newly launched Aeon Pro controller (also discounted).
That suggests SteelSeries is clearing shelf space ahead of holiday inventory shifts, or pushing OmniPlay cross-platform compatibility hard, since the headset supports four simultaneous inputs (PC, console, mobile, tablet) and includes an upgraded GameDAC. Comfort, swappable batteries, and sound quality carry over from the Nova Pro. No new leaks, no unannounced features.
Just price pressure where it counts. Xbox Elite Series 2 Core controllers are also $40 off at Amazon and Target, another pro-tier accessory hitting a multi-month low. And the MSI Codex R2 RTX 5070 gaming PC is $1449 at Walmart: Intel Core Ultra 7 265F, RTX 5070 12GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD.
That GPU doesn’t exist in NVIDIA’s official stack. But the source treats it as real, listed alongside real CPUs and memory. So either it’s a placeholder name, a rebranded RTX 4070 Ti Super, or a leak baked into the deal sheet. Hitechreports notes it as reported, no speculation, no correction.
Forza Horizon 6 is also moving: PS5 disc preorders are live, Xbox Series X disc is $42 (lowest ever), and the Premium Play Anywhere Edition is $59.99. IGN rated it 10/10. Borderlands 4 physical copies for PS5 and Xbox Series X hit their lowest Amazon price too. Though the IGN quote cuts off mid-sentence.
No Switch 2 price appears anywhere in the sources. No launch date beyond “coming soon” is given. The phrase “Switch 2 games” appears only in the SEO hint, not in any reporting. So while Cyberpunk is physically on sale for Switch 2, the console itself remains unpriced, undated, and unshipped in all cited material.
Deals go live and expire fast. This one drops tonight.
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