We just dropped 10 fresh deals onto the site, and there's something for everyone. Whether you're leveling up your home setup or diving into cutting-edge wearables, these newly approved arrivals are worth your attention. Let's dig in.
Networking & Home Setup Gets a Serious Upgrade
The ASUS ROG Strix GS-BE12000 WiFi 7 Router is down to $369.99 (saves you $30). Here's why this matters: you're getting a flagship WiFi 7 router with 12 Gbps throughput, 3,000 sq ft coverage, and eight antennas. If you live in a large home or have tons of connected devices, this thing handles it. The catch? WiFi 7 is still cutting-edge, so not every device plays nicely yet. But if you're ready to future-proof your network and demand serious performance for gaming, this is the real deal.
Deal of the Week
The LG 32" UltraGear 4K OLED 165Hz Gaming Monitor is screaming off the shelves at $799—that's a mind-blowing $500+ off. This is a 32-inch 4K OLED beast with 165Hz/330Hz dual-mode, 0.03ms response time, and both G-SYNC and FreeSync. Translation: if you have the GPU muscle to back it up (RTX 4080/90 range), you're looking at absolute visual and performance dominance. The glossy OLED panel demands attention in dimmer rooms, and burn-in is worth thinking about, but at this price? This is the standout of the week.
Audio & Entertainment
The Sony BRAVIA Theater Bar 6 3.1.2ch Soundbar lands at $498—that's $202 off. This soundbar brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support with a powerful wireless subwoofer included. It's solid for home theater fans who want immersive spatial audio without the premium tier pricing. The 3.1.2 channel setup is modest compared to larger systems, but for a mid-sized room? This delivers.
Gaming Peripherals
The Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel - Direct Drive 11Nm is marked down to $999.99 ($200 off). Direct-drive wheels are the holy grail for sim racing—this one packs professional-grade force feedback and works on PC and PlayStation. If you're already committed to sim racing as a hobby, the realism and responsiveness justify the investment. It's not for casual drivers dipping their toes in, but for serious enthusiasts? This is a genuine performance tool at a discounted price.
Gaming Displays Get Serious
The ASUS ROG Strix 27" 1440p OLED 240Hz Gaming Monitor dropped to $549 (saves $100). You're getting 1440p at 240Hz with OLED vibrancy and a lightning-quick 0.03ms response time. This hits the sweet spot for competitive gamers who want visual pop without breaking the bank on a 4K panel. The glossy screen shows reflections, and OLED burn-in is worth monitoring, but for gaming? The performance-to-price ratio here is excellent.
Moving to the ultra-premium tier, the 
ASUS ROG Swift 27" 4K QD-OLED 240Hz Gaming Monitor sits at $962.99—that's $236 off the original. This is the cream of the crop: 4K resolution, 240Hz refresh, QD-OLED technology, 99% DCI-P3 color accuracy, and DisplayPort 2.1a. If you're a pro gamer or content creator with a serious GPU powering your setup, this monitor is future-proof. The price is steep even discounted, but the specs are flagship.
Wearables: Smart Glasses Edition
The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Smart Glasses - 3K HD is priced at $322.15 (saves $57). These combine fashion with AI tech: 12MP camera, live translation, 4+ hour battery, and real-time voice features. They're still a luxury product, and the open-ear speakers might bother people nearby, but if you're into wearable tech and can afford the premium, you get style plus substance.
The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Smart Glasses 3K Ultra HD (Headliner style) is similarly priced at $321.99, also $57 off. Same tech, different frame design. Pick whichever aesthetic speaks to you—both deliver AI-powered hands-free calling, real-time translation, and solid video recording in a recognizable brand.
One more option: the 
Oakley Meta HSTN Smart Glasses - 3K HD, 8HR Battery at $383.20 ($95.80 off). These lean into performance and sports with adaptive lenses and an extended 8-hour battery. If you're an athlete or active user, the design and battery life make sense here.
Computers & Office
The Dell Ect1250 Tower PC - 14th Gen Intel, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD lands at $649.99 (saves $50). This is an excellent value for everyday computing: 14th Gen Intel, DDR5 RAM, and a fast SSD. The Core i3 processor handles browsing, office work, and video calls without complaint. Storage is on the tighter side at 512GB, but for general use at this price point, it's a solid grab. Want more power? A 64GB/2TB variant is available at $1,498.98 if you need serious multitasking muscle. Pair it with the Anker 13-in-1 USB-C Docking Station for a complete multi-monitor setup.
That's your fresh batch for this week. Ten deals spanning networking, audio, gaming peripherals, monitors, wearables, and computing. Whether you're hunting for a productivity machine or pushing the limits of gaming performance, something here is calling your name. Browse them all on NeighborHaus and lock in these newly approved savings while they're live.