Today’s Top Deals: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, 512GB Switch 2 Memory Card, Sony Noise Canceling Earbuds

A Game-Key Card for Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on Switch 2 is down to just $34.99 at Best Buy and Amazon. At Best Buy, it’s the Day One Edition, and it includes a Magic: The Gathering Zack Fair promo card. As for the game, this remake of the classic action RPG earned an “Amazing” 9/10 rating in IGN’s review. Michael Higham added that it’s “full of exciting challenges and an awe-inspiring recreation of a world that has meant so much to so many for so long.”

Beyond Switch 2, you can also pick up the PS5 version for $19.99. Other Square Enix games are also discounted at both retailers, including The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. Check out more deal highlights below:

IGN’s top budget microSD Express card for Switch 2 just dropped $50 to $99.99 on Amazon. With storage prices continuing to rise, this is one of the best deals going, unless you opt for Walmart’s Onn microSD Express cards. However, Samsung’s cards offer better longevity and deliver faster sequential read and write times, according to IGN’s testing. It’s the perfect option for your Switch 2, and you’ll likely need it. Many games, including the discounted Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, are Game-Key Cards of Code-in-Box, meaning they’ll eat up that 256GB on the console fast.

Sony WF-1000XM6 True Wireless Noise-Canceling Earbuds are down to the lowest price I’ve seen at B&H Photo. But it’s the deal of the day, so act fast to get the earbuds for just $238, with a $90 discount applied at checkout. From crisp, clear calls to studio-quality sound, these earbuds are in a league of their own. Then, of course, there’s the highlight feature: class-leading noise-cancelling that tunes everything out when you want. Battery life is also solid for earbuds, lasting about 8 hours, plus an additional 16 hours from the case. There’s even a 5-minute quick charge that gets you an hour of playback.

Amazon Prime cardmembers get 10% cashback on 65" and 77" models:

• 65" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV for $1,399.99
• 77" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV for $1,999.99

The 55” LG OLED Evo C6 has already received a pretty drastic price cut on Amazon, dropping it down to the lowest price yet. This 2026 upgrade to the LG C5, which was praised in IGN’s review, features an OLED panel delivering near-perfect blacks, infinite contrast, stunning highlights, and vibrant colors. It's no slouch for gaming either, with a 165Hz refresh rate in 4K, VRR support, and more on its HDMI 2.1 ports.

The incredible Audible deal from Prime Big Deal Days is back, but it ends today. New and returning subscribers can score three months of an Audible Standard subscription for just $0.99 per month (4 months for Prime members) and get a $20 bonus Audible Credit to buy even more audiobooks. After that period, the price returns to $8.99. With a Standard subscription, you get access to the same catalog of millions of books as Premium Plus subscribers. You get one audiobook per month that stays in your library as long as you keep your membership.

The latest Mac mini M6, which just dropped last month, is already up to $150 off at Amazon. This tiny desktop computer is one of the cheapest Mac options available. Only the MacBook Neo is cheaper, but it runs on the A18 Pro, not the much more powerful M6 processor that’s in the Mac mini. Whether you choose the 256GB or 512GB model, you’ll have no problem handling everyday tasks on this machine. It also works great with Apple Arcade and can serve as a regular streaming device or Plex-style personal server.

If you’re like me and struggle to keep succulents alive longer than, like, a month, this LEGO set is for you. It includes 9 different succulent plants, each in its own planter that can be placed together or separated. They look super cute on a desk or bookshelf, and best of all, they will never die. Right now, Amazon has them down 34%; that’s their lowest price yet at the retail giant.

IGN’s top horror game of 2023, Alan Wake 2, is down to 29.83 for the Deluxe Edition PlayStation 5 disc. In addition to the base game, the Deluxe Edition includes two expansions, Night Springs and the Lake House, plus cosmetics and items for both protagonists. It even comes with a digital copy of Alan Wake Remastered. You’re really getting a lot with this package.

As for the game itself, in IGN’s Alan Wake 2 review, Tristan Ogilvie found it, "delivers one of the boldest and most brain-bending survival-horror storylines this side of Silent Hill 2, presents it with uniformly immaculate art direction and audio design, and reinvigorates the series’ signature light-based shooting.” It’s sure to get you in the Halloween mood.

Walmart still has the MSI Codex R2 for $1449. This rig shines in 1440p and 1080p gaming thanks to the GeForce RTX 5070 12GB GPU paired with an air-cooled, multitasking-maven Intel Core Ultra 7 265F CPU. 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 1TB M.2 SSD are also included. Given how much GPUs, RAM, and SSDs cost these days, this is an excellent price for a prebuilt.

A $200 Nintendo eShop Gift Card is down to $175 on Newegg with the code “GTWF826”. While this gift card is most commonly used to purchase games, DLC, online memberships, and in-game currency in the eShop, those funds can be added to your account to buy hardware from the Nintendo Store, too. It’s a great way to save on items that aren’t discounted.