Best audio and gaming deals at IT Show 2026

IT Show 2026 takes place from 12 to 15 March 2026 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, levels three and four. As the first major consumer electronics fair of the year, it showcases a wide range of hardware and appliances designed to pamper or upgrade your high-tech lifestyle.

Here, we showcase some of the most interesting and eye-catching audio and gaming deals we found during our time on the ground.

The IT Show is happening now at Suntec Convention Centre from 12 March to 15 March. Level 3 opens at 11 AM, while Level 4 opens at 12 PM. Both levels close at 9 PM. You can find directions to Suntec Convention Centre here.

AMD Ryzen 7 7700 CPU and RTX5060 Ti GPU gaming rig by Dreamcore

This particular Ghost configuration by Dreamcore packs an AMD Ryzen 7 7700 CPU, an NVIDIA RTX 5060 Ti graphics card, and 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM from G.Skill. Also included is 1TB of SSD storage from Kioxia, and AMD’s stock cooler to keep the CPU within normal operating temperature. It’s a capable machine, sufficient for many popular multiplayer FPS titles at 1080p resolution.

You don’t have to break the bank for this setup, given that it’s going for S$1,930 (originally S$2,170).

Find it at the Deamcore booth on Level 4, Booth 8701.

ASUS ROG Swift 27-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor

ASUS’s ROG Swift PG27UCDM deserves a special mention for two reasons. It’s one of the few QD-OLED monitors that tick boxes for fussy, keen-eyed users: it can do a maximum 4K resolution, maximum 240Hz refresh rate, has OLED quality, with one DisplayPort 2.1a (needed for 4K at 240Hz bandwidth) and a host of other ports for all sorts of secondary connectivity needs (2x HDMI 21, 1x USB-C for DP Alt Mode, and even a 90W Power Delivery USB-C port).

The other reason? It was originally at S$1,679; it’s now slightly more affordable at S$1,545.

Find this deal at the shared Dreamcore booth on Level 4, Booth 8701.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

ASUS ROG Harpe II Ace gaming mouse

The ASUS ROG Harpe II Ace is an extremely lightweight gaming mouse, weighing 48g. It’s not the cheapest, but it has a 42,000 DPI rating and supports an 8,000Hz polling rate using 2.4GHz connectivity. It’s truly an effortless mouse to use.

Well, the price problem is somewhat resolved because it’s no longer going at the usual S$219. At IT Show 2026, the Red variant is just S$149, and the Black/White ones are S$169. It’s time to upgrade your flickshots.

Find this deal at Endless Passion’s booth on Level 4, Booth 8517.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

Audeze Maxwell 2 wireless gaming headset

The second-generation follow-up to Audeze’s well-received wireless gaming series is the Maxwell 2. These headphones with 90mm planar magnetic drivers use an acoustic design to balance air pressure, and it packs a removable hypercardioid boom microphone with noise removal AI built-in. Despite its positioning to gamers, Audeze fans would be well aware of its primary audiophile focus, and won’t be surprised that Maxwell 2 also supports LDAC, Bluetooth 5.3, AAC, and SBC codecs.

Audeze Maxwell 2 retails at S$539 (PlayStation) and S$569 (Xbox). At the show floor, they are going at 10% off their original price.

Find this deal at AV One’s booth on Level 4, Booth 8447.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

Bearbrick 400% portable Bluetooth speaker Iridescent Collection

Bearbrick tries to satisfy two things at once: while it’s an official collectible from its eponymous designer toy line, it also doubles a Bluetooth speaker. Inside is audio technology by Rinaro Isodynamics, with two tweeters and two woofers that have an all-around soundfield. It’s compatible with both iOS and Android devices via Bluetooth. Audio playback controls are cute, too, with the right arm for skipping tracks and the left arm for adjusting volume. It even supports stereo pairing if you’re getting two of them.

Originally at S$849, they are now retailing at S$499 each.

Find this deal at AV One’s booth on Level 4, Booth 8447.

Harman Kardon Citation MultiBeam 700 and 1100 soundbars

Harman Kardon has two notable living room soundbars at IT Show 2026, and they’re both interesting options if you’re in the mood for good audio. 

The Citation MultiBeam 700 packs two 25mm tweeters and five 50mm woofers, with a total power output of 210W (RMS). It’s running on older networking (Bluetooth 4.2 and Wi-Fi 5), but has no issues with core audio connectivity like HDMI ARC, and AirPlay 2 support. When it first launched, the MultiBeam 700 was really not cheap (as high as S$919) and has since settled down at a S$799 listed price. Now, it’s only S$349.

The MultiBeam 1100 packs two upfiring channels and has Dolby Atmos compatibility. It can also connect to AirPlay, Alexa Multi-room Music, and even has Chromecast built in. The unique 8x woofer with 3x tweeter layout packs a whopping 630W of power output. Best of all, it has HDMI eARC. Originally at S$1,639, you can grab one at just S$699. That’s practically a whole digit off its price tag, even if it’s not the latest tech.

Find them at the Sound Gallery booth at Level 4, Booth 8322.

JBL Tour One M3 Smart TX wireless ANC headphones

JBL’s Tour One M3 is built for long uptimes. According to JBL, it’s designed to last up to 70 hours without Active Noise Cancellation, and it still delivers a whopping 40 hours even with ANC enabled. The ANC relies on eight microphones to pick up and cancel unwanted background noise, and audio comes through its generous 40mm Mica Dome drivers.

This variant is called the Smart TX simply because it’s bundled with an Auracast transmitter accessory featuring touchscreen controls. It enables pairing with devices beyond your personal audio devices, such as an in-flight entertainment system. 

Originally at S$499, this combo is now going at S$369. Find this deal at the big, standalone JBL booth on Level 3, Booth 309.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

Logitech G G915 X Lightspeed TKL gaming keyboard

The G915 X Lightspeed gaming keyboard series is Logitech G’s premium, low-profile lineup. It’s only 23mm high, but it has been upgraded with an aluminium top plate, shorter key actuation point, and improved battery life with or without RGB backlighting. These come in full-size, tenkeyless (featured here) and wired versions.

The TKL variant was originally S$319 but IT Show 2026 has it at just S$188.

Find this deal at Logitech’s booth on Level 4, Booth 8101

Nintendo Switch 2 with Pokopia bundle

If you love the halcyon days seen in Animal Crossing and the cuteness of the Pokémon franchise, you must have heard of the new Pokémon Pokopia game by now. The concept of this game came from the director of the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet mainline titles, who reimagined Pokémon living in a civilised microcosm, with gameplay mechanics similar to those of most village simulator titles.

You can grab both the game title with its compatible console in a single S$733 bundle, down from its usual S$814.90 — on the spot, no less. 

To sweeten the deal, purchases totalling S$500 or more in a single receipt also comes with a free Super Mario Thermal Flask. We’ve checked its interior, and it’s made of Grade 304 stainless steel.

Find this deal at the Challenger booth located on Level 3, Booth 301.

Sonos Era 300 bedroom speaker

The 2023 bedroom speaker by Sonos has six drivers firing sound in all directions, making it a single speaker unit capable of spatial audio. Its oval cylinder design is also well-suited to bedside tables, and it can handle both Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 audio without a hitch, and it also supports AirPlay 2 for iOS users. What makes it versatile is that you can use it as a rear speaker when paired with a Sonos soundbar, which is a nice way to upgrade your bedroom entertainment system or give new life to the speakers when retiring them for a different unit.

Originally at S$799, the exhibition discount has brought it down to just S$639. Find this deal at the Sonos section of Booth 309, Level 3.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

Sonos Play portable speaker

Not wanting to lose out on the portable speaker market, Sonos released the Sonos Play in 2026. Besides traditional Bluetooth 5.3 pairing, it also supports Wi-Fi 6 streaming for multi-room listening (if you have other Sonos gear as well). Its portable design also makes it IP67-rated against water and dust, plus the battery promises up to 24 hours of playback.

It currently retails at S$549. Since it’s new to the world, that makes IT Show 2026 one of the first places for customers to test them out before committing. Find this new release at the Sonos section of Booth 309, Level 3.

Sony WH-1000XM6 wireless ANC headphones

These pair of headphones need little to no introduction — in our review, we’ve proclaimed that WH-1000XM6 are Sony’s finest wireless ANC headphones thus far. The folding design, ANC capability, and most importantly, all-round performance is what makes these headphones so well-regarded. A new Sand Pink colourway is now available, so you’re given more options beyond its original Black/White/Blue range.

Originally S$649, you can now grab them for S$469 at IT Show 2026. As a part of the showfloor promotion, buying these headphones come with a free in-flight transmitter that lets you pair your Sony headphones to an in-flight entertainment system (worth S$90). 

Find this deal at Booth 309 on Level 3.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

Sony Ult Field 1 portable speaker

Released in 2024, this 650g portable speaker from Sony is the ultra-portable option in its all-encompassing Ult series of bass-loving audio products. In particular, it has IP67 rating for dust and water resistance and its signature Ult Button granting it an extra bass boost. 

Originally at S$299, it now retails at just S$99 on the show floor. 

Find this deal at Booth 309 on Level 3.

For more information about this product, read our coverage here.

WIIM Ultra digital pre-amp

The WIIM Ultra is a digital pre-amplifier designed for convenience across popular audio inputs you’d typically find in a living room, without breaking the bank. It has a 3.5-inch glass touchscreen cover for easy handling, along with fairly wide compatibility with streaming platforms and wired sources. 

Inside is an ESS Sabre ES9038 DAC that can handle up to 32-bit/384kHz bitrate. Ports included are Line In/Out, Optical In/Out, HDMI ARC, Coaxial Out, Phono In, Sub Out, and USB Audio Out. There’s also Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6 streaming compatibility. With this, you can plug all your sources (TVs, vinyl turntables, mobile devices) and have it output to your favourite speakers without a hitch.

The real steal here is that it now retails at S$449, down from S$499. Perhaps this is the start of a poisonous audiophile journey for you. Otherwise, it’s a pretty, contained, and fairly affordable solution for the many common audio sources in your house.

Find this deal at AV One’s booth on Level 4, Booth 8447.