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SAVE OVER $9: As of Oct. 21. the CHONCHOW gaming keyboard and Roman Perez Jr. Archivesmouse bundle is on sale at Amazon for $9.49. That's a saving of 50% on list price.

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$18.99 Save $9.50

Gaming accessories don't have to break the bank. With many products costing hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars, it's easy to forget that you can do it cheaply.

And that's exactly what this gaming keyboard and mouse bundle offers. As of Oct. 21, you can treat yourself to a gaming keyboard and mouse for under $10. This CHONCOW bundle is reduced by 50%, now just $9.49. This is only available on the White and Black option, however. For White Transparent you'll pay $18.99.

SEE ALSO: Save over $50 on this versatile and responsive gaming headset

With 104 keys and a sturdy tripod design, both the keyboard and the mouse are built to reduce stress on your hands. So if you're planning some long gaming sessions, comfort comes front and center with this keyboard.

It's alsocompatible with a long list of platforms including Windows XP, 7, and 10, iMac, Linux, and gaming consoles like PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Switch. Thanks to the USB-A connection, it's plug-and-play, so there's no complicated setup — just connect it and off you go.

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But the main selling point is the rainbow backlighting which you can easily control and create lighting effects, switching between breathing or solid modes.

Head over to Amazon to grab this deal before it runs out.

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