Shop All Cyber Monday Toy Deals Here
Don’t bother waiting for the Christmas sales when you can pick up a far greater saving on Cyber Monday. These Cyber Monday toy deals are sure to have something for everyone.
Our Review
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, if you want to save big, buy warmer weather toys during the colder months.
Take the Radio Flyer Backyard Bouncer for example. This thing is a lot of fun and it’s got a meaty $60 off the asking price. That’s something you won’t see when we’re all breaking out the factor 50.
Moving on to what’s what, this beast houses a spacious 84-inches by 84-inches play area complete with netting so the kids aren’t launched into the stratosphere when they’re bouncing. The safety features extend to include a bounce surface with extra grip and anchors and a blower to keep this beast from moving too much.
The Backyard Bouncer also, somehow, manages to inflate in just one minute, which I assume is some sort of witchcraft, meaning kids can get to bouncing even faster.
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The brilliant thing about Cyber Monday is the fact it happens during the colder months. If you’re shopping smart, that means the stuff for the warmer months is much cheaper.
The Swing-N-Slide Knightsbridge Deluxe Wooden Swing Set is one such example of something you’d want more in the warmer months, and currently has a saving of $98. Nice!
To put it bluntly, this mammoth set has everything a child could want, including three swings, two slides, a clubhouse area up top, rock climbing wall, and a bench on the side for when they want to take a break and eat some lunch. I’m pretty sure the two slides are going to cut down on arguments as well.
One thing to keep in mind with this, you will need to put it all together yourself. While that may seem quite daunting, these sets aren’t nearly as much hassle as you’d expect. Once you’ve got all the tools you need (listed below) and the instructions set out, it makes a lot more sense. Sure, it’ll still take a while to assemble, but building it isn’t anywhere near as scary as it seems.
Tools Needed:
- Drill – 1/2″ and 7/16″
- Sockets and Wrench
- Hammer
- Adjustable Wrench
- Tape Measure
- Screwdriver
- Phillips Bit
- Carpenter Square
- Safety Glasses
- 1/8″ Drill Bit.
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Elmo is timeless, so if you’re after a gift for babies or toddlers, you won’t go wrong with the Sesame Street Rock and Rhyme Elmo.
I’m pretty sure getting a child an Elmo is a right of passage, too. Both my kids had Elmos.
As well as being super cuddly, Elmo’s guitar makes noise when kids pluck it and he comes with 15 phrases and five songs. His nose also makes a honking noise which is just adorable.
He also comes with two settings, English and Spanish. Neat!
Recommended Ages: 18 Months and Up
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Toddlers love Spider-Man and they love being able to whizz around, so you won’t go wrong with this Kid Trax Spider-Man Ride-On.
If there were ever an award for the coolest looking toy, this little monster would win. It’s pure awesomeness.
It’s designed for the age range of 18 to 30 months and has a weight limit of 44 pounds. If they’ve got an older sibling, it’s probably best to tell them not to use it (although you know they’re going to anyway).
This is one ride-on that’s been designed with kids in mind. The rubber traction stip tires are as safe as they come.
If you’re after something stylish that’s sure to put smiles on faces, this is one of those Cyber Monday toy deals you need to consider.
Recommended Ages: 18 to 30 Months
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I still haven’t recovered from finishing The Last of Us Part II. It’s one of those games that really gets into your psyche and makes you think about the broken beauty of humanity.
There is, of course, a large portion of whiny babies online who hate this game despite never having played it. Or worse, they watched a YouTube video on it and now think they know everything about it.
Trust me, if you played and liked the first The Last of Us, you’re going to love this one. Well, you’ll hate it, but you’ll hate it in a loving sort of way you did the first one.
Recommended Ages: M For Mature
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Now this is cool. A meaty saving and a stylish set. What more could you ask for?
The LEGO Ideas Central Perk Building Kit ticks all the Lego boxes. It’s a detailed build, it’s fun to put together, and you can recreate Pheobe singing Smelly Cat. Okay, I added the last one, but it’s still a very important consideration for any purchasing decision.
Over on the mini-figure side of things you get everyone you could want, namely Ross Geller, Rachel Green, Chandler Bing, Monica Geller, Joey Tribbiani, Phoebe Buffay, and Gunther.
Even if you’re not into LEGO, or just have a passing interest, you’re going to have a lot of fun reliving your youth with this set.
Recommended Ages: 16 Years and Up
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While this isn’t the greatest saving in the world, sub $20 for Days Gone isn’t a bad deal.
Days Gone isn’t the greatest game on PS4, but if you’re after a zombie timesink packed full of gore, you won’t come away disappointed.
Just a quick heads up, though, if you’re looking to play this on PS5, it will work, but if you’re a PS Plus subscriber, you can get this as part of the PS Plus collection at no extra cost.
Recommended Ages: M for Mature
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For the retro enthusiasts out there, 21 percent off the Neogeo Mini is one of those Prime Day video game deals you won’t want to pass up.
This mini-arcade machine comes equipped with 40 NeoGeo games. If you’re looking to play the likes of King of Fighters, Fatal Fury, Metal Slug, or even Samurai Showdown, you’re in luck.
What’s cool about this device, you can play with it like a handheld thanks to the USB power supply, but it also features HDMI, meaning you can hook it up to the TV and play it on the big screen.
This version also comes with two controllers, so why not grab a friend or family member and see if you’re as good as you remember?
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The Razer Basilisk X is a serious piece of technical genius.
Don’t believe us? Even TechRadar sang this beast’s praises.
This Bluetooth, lag-free gaming mouse comes with six programmable buttons for those looking to code macros or make switching between items easier. It also boasts an incredible 450 hours of battery life.
This thing looks the part as well. If Razer is known for anything it’s making gaming accessories that don’t look cheap or like discarded futuristic tech.
If you’ve been on the fence about picking this bad boy up, with a meaty saving maybe now’s the time to take the plunge?