E3, the biggest annual event in the gaming industry, officially kicks off Tuesday. As a few companies get an early start with pre-event press conferences and gamers around the world anxiously wait to see what this year’s big announcements will be, Amazon is offering a 20 percent discount on a wide selection of gaming peripherals and accessories including headsets, mice, and more.

Even if E3 doesn’t get you excited, these deals will. We’ve picked out a handful of the best discounts on some of our favorite gaming gear. To get the 20 percent discount, simply add the item to your cart and enter the code 20OFFE3 at checkout. These offers are valid through Saturday, June 17.

The awesome Buy Now  is the standout deal in this roundup and is one of our favorites. This gaming headset is relatively new on the market and has generated a lot of hype, as well as rave reviews. Our own team gave the surround sound-capable “S” model a glowing score of 9.0. Compatible with PC, Mac, Xbox, and PlayStation, the Buy Now  after the code 20OFFE3 knocks $24 off the price.

Although the Cloud Revolver headset is the clear winner of this roundup, here are some more great picks to help you upgrade or complete your gaming setup:

If these deals don’t scratch your itch and you’re looking for something else, you can check out the other items available through Amazon’s E3 promo here. Also be sure to follow our ongoing E3 coverage to keep up with the latest gaming industry news this week.

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