These Prime Day deals were too good to resist for our writers

Here at Windows Central, we don't just cover gadgets, we love gadgets. That means that every time Prime Day rolls around, we can't resist splashing some cash on new gadgets and gear. Can you blame us? When you cover hundreds of deals, you're going to find some that are too good to pass up.

Our writers picked up monitors, chargers, graphics tablets, and more over the last couple of days. Some folks, like our news editor Rob Carnevale, don't buy anything on Prime Day. But those of us that did grabbed some great deals.

Prime Day deals we couldn't resist

Razer Raptor 27 | $150 off

Our editor-in-chief Dan Thorp-Lancaster (DTL) is still debating if he should grab this monitor for himself. It has a 27-inch display with a refresh rate of either 144Hz or 165Hz (coming soon). It's no surprise that DTL is so tempted. In our Razer Raptor 27 review, our executive editor Daniel Rubino called it "The perfect display for working hard and gaming harder."

$550 at Amazon

WD Black 1TB P10 Game Drive for Xbox | $17 off

No debating here. Our editor-in-chief grabbed himself a WD Black !TB P10 Game Drive for Xbox before Prime Day ended. It's a great way to store games and it comes with a month of Xbox Game Pass.

$53 at Amazon

Kindle Paperwhite | $55 off

My wife is an avid reader. While she loves the physical books that fill our shelves, sometimes you can't take your library with you. That is unless you have a Kindle Paperwhite. She went with the black model, but it's also available in plum, sage, and twilight blue.

$195 at HP

XP-PEN Artist24 Pro Drawing Pen Display | $315 off

Admittedly, our Cole Martin didn't purchase this device since he's reviewing on that XP-PEN sent over. But he would buy it if he didn't already have one on his desk. That should give you an indication of what his review will look like. To get the $315 discount, you need to be a Prime member.

$585 at Amazon

UGREEN USB C Charger 65W | $11 off

No matter how cool your gadgets are, they're useless without a charge. That's why our Rich Edmonds picked up this USB-C charger. It has a max output of 65W that it puts out through three USB-C ports and a USB-A port. You also need to be a Prime member for this deal.

£32 at Amazon (UK) $32 at Amazon

Anker Nano Charger PIQ 3.0 | $3 off

Our senior editor Matt Brown also went with a charger. He actually picked up the UK model, but we've linked the US version as well. It's a standard USB-C charger with a compact design that doesn't get in the way.

£12 at Amazon (UK) $14 at Amazon (US)