Woot is marking down a batch of Amazon Basics office gear this weekend, with one monitor dropping by $65.
Online retailer Woot, Amazon's clearance arm, cut prices on Amazon Basics office hardware and supplies through the weekend, picking up where October's Prime Day left off. The standout is a 27-inch Amazon Basics gaming monitor at $74.99, down from $139.99, with a Full HD panel, 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and both DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0 inputs. Smaller markdowns cover a 14-inch laptop bag at $29.99 (listed at $172), a six-sheet paper shredder at $22.99 (down from $32.99), a vertical wireless mouse at $9.99, and a matte black wired keyboard at $13.99. Notebooks, ballpoint pens, and a couple of DisplayPort-to-HDMI adapters got shaved down too, mostly by a few dollars each.
None of this is exotic gear - it's Amazon's house brand, not a boutique ergonomics company reinventing your desk. But for anyone working hybrid or remote, it's a cheap way to swap out a monitor or mouse that's been limping along for a few years, and the timing - right after Prime Day, when retailers need to move leftover stock - explains why the discounts showed up now.
The $142 markdown on that laptop bag only makes sense next to an inflated list price, so treat these "original" prices as a starting point for comparison shopping, not gospel.