MSI’s 2026 Prime Day Deals Have Landed! – Save Up to 49%

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days kicked off at midnight, and MSI has turned up with a fairly wide spread of discounts. Nineteen products are included, running from QD-OLED and office monitors through motherboards, power supplies, cases and coolers, all the way to keyboards, a controller and Wi-Fi 7 networking kit.

The offers run for the full 48 hours of the event, from Tuesday 6th through to Wednesday 7th October. As with any Prime event they’re for Prime members only and last while stock holds out. The deepest cut lands on the FORCE GC200 controller at 49% off, while the biggest saving in pure pounds goes to the MAG 272QP QD-OLED X50.

The Full Deal List

Here’s everything MSI has put forward, with the original and Prime prices exactly as MSI supplied them.

A quick word of caution before you dive in. These are MSI’s quoted figures, and Prime deals have a habit of selling through or shifting once the event is live, so check what Amazon is charging at checkout before you commit.

Monitors

The MAG 272QP QD-OLED X50 is the one I’d look at first. It’s a 26.5-inch QD-OLED panel running at 2560 x 1440 with a 500Hz refresh rate, and MSI quotes a 0.03ms grey-to-grey response time. It also carries DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification, two HDMI 2.1 ports and a stand with height, swivel and pivot adjustment. Knocking close to a third off makes it a much simpler sell for anyone gaming at 1440p with a graphics card that can push high frame rates.

If you’re kitting out a desk for work, the PRO MP245PDG E14 has the biggest percentage drop of the three monitors. It’s a 23.8-inch 1080p IPS screen at 144Hz, but the real draw is the USB-C input with 98W power delivery, so one cable handles the display signal and charges your laptop. There’s a DisplayPort output for daisy chaining a second screen, KVM support for sharing a keyboard and mouse between two machines, and a fully adjustable stand.

The PRO MP273Q E7 rounds off the monitor deals as the cheapest screen in the whole list.

Motherboards, PSUs, Cases and Coolers

There are two very different motherboards on offer. The B550 GAMING is an AM4 ATX board for Ryzen 5000 and 3000 Series chips, with DDR4 support, a PCIe 4.0 x16 slot and a Gen 4 M.2 slot, so it’s aimed squarely at anyone keeping an older Ryzen platform going or building on a tight budget. The MPG B850 EDGE TI WIFI is the AM5 option. The cuts are modest on both, so I’d treat them as a bonus if you were already buying one, not a reason to switch platform.

Power supplies get a similar trim. The MPG A850GS PCIE5 is an 850W, 80 Plus Gold, fully modular unit with a native 16-pin GPU connector rated at 600W and a 135mm fluid dynamic bearing fan. The MAG A850GL PCIE5 sits a tier below it in MSI’s range at the same wattage, and it’s the cheaper of the pair here.

Onto cases, the MAG PANO 100L has the biggest reduction of any of the component deals at 32%, with the MAG FORGE M110R AIRFLOW also cut. On the cooling side, the MAG COREFROZR AA13 WHITE is a single-tower air cooler for white builds, and the MAG CORELIQUID E360 is a 360mm all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler.

Peripherals and Networking

The deepest discount of the lot belongs to the FORCE GC200, a wired controller with Hall-effect triggers that works with both PC and Android, and it’s down by almost half. Keyboards are covered by the FORGE GK320 RED UK and the tenkeyless (TKL) FORGE GK600 TKL W VIOLET UK, while the VERSA 300 ELITE W mouse and the AGILITY GD73, a desk-sized 900 x 400mm mousepad, complete the peripheral line-up.

Rounding things off is the Wi-Fi 7 kit. The HERALD BE9400 and HERALD BE6500 are PCIe cards for adding Wi-Fi 7 to a desktop, and the ROAMII BE PRO mesh system two-pack is the priciest item in the networking group. The percentages are smaller here, but if your home network needs sorting it’s still a decent opportunity.

Buying an RTX 50 Card? MSI’s Autumn Pack Is Also Live

Separately from the Prime deals, MSI’s Autumn Pack promotion started on 5th October and runs until 13th December. Buy a qualifying MSI GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics card in the UK and you can claim a Steam Wallet code worth £60 with an RTX 5080, £40 with an RTX 5070 or RTX 5060 Ti, or £30 with an RTX 5060.

You claim by registering the card through MSI’s member centre and uploading your invoice and serial number, with a deadline of 27th December. There are a couple of catches to be aware of. Only participating retailers count, and Amazon purchases only qualify if the card is sold and invoiced by Amazon itself, so Marketplace sellers are out. The offer can’t be combined with any other MSI promotion either.

MSI’s Onimusha Monitor Bundle Is Still Running

Monitor shoppers should also know that MSI’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword game bundle is still live, though keys are limited and MSI is handing them out while stocks last. It’s tied to MSI’s MPG QD-OLED range, including the MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50, MPG 322UR QD-OLED X24 and MPG 341CQR QD-OLED X36, so none of the monitors in the Prime deals qualify. We covered the full launch details when it kicked off.

To claim, you’ll need to buy an eligible monitor from a participating UK or Ireland retailer, register it on MSI’s member centre, then post a review of it marked as an incentivised review and submit the link along with your invoice. Amazon counts when the monitor is sold by Amazon itself, but third-party Marketplace sellers don’t. The redemption window closes on 31st October or when the keys run out, it’s one key per serial number, and it can’t be stacked with another MSI promotion.

If you’ve got a build or an upgrade pencilled in before Christmas, there’s a solid spread here, from a high-refresh QD-OLED down to a cheap controller. Just bear in mind the Prime prices vanish once Wednesday is over and the Onimusha keys could go at any point, while the Autumn Pack gives you until mid-December.