Top gaming and telco deals from the Smart Home Tech Show 2025
The Smart Home Tech Show might not have the widest selection of gaming and telco deals, but we’ve handpicked the most interesting ones to share with you.
Note: This article was first published on 13 November 2025.
The Smart Home Tech Show, which is ongoing now, focuses primarily on home appliances and smart devices. But that didn’t stop a few companies from showcasing their gaming wares. Additionally, I kept an eye out for any good telco deals that stood out to me (and hopefully, you).
Don’t forget to catch all of our Smart Home Tech Show coverage at the Tech Show Portal, where you’ll also find full brochure listings, reviews, guides, and more.
As a reminder, The Smart Home Tech Show 2025 is this weekend from 13 November to 16 November 2025 at Suntec Convention Centre. Level 3 will be open from 11 am, while Level 4 opens at 12 pm. Both levels close at 9 PM
Acer Nitro V 16S Gaming Laptop
The laptop is a tad bit heavy at 2.1Kg.
One of the more affordable gaming laptops I spotted is the Acer Nitro V 16S. The model shown in the photo (ANV16S-41-R4XW) comes equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 260 processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 GPU with 8GB of VRAM. It also features 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 512GB PCIe SSD, which should be enough for downloading a couple of games.
You can find the Acer Nitro V 16S Gaming Laptop at the Acer booth (308) on level 3 for S$1,599 (MSRP: S$2,099). However, a little bird told me that you can bargain with the promoter to get an additional S$100 discount and a free upgrade to 32GB of DDR5 memory for this specific model.
AOC Agon Pro CS24A monitor
In true Counter-Strike spirit, the monitor has a gold finish.
For Counter-Strike 2 fans, AOC has the AOC CS24A gaming monitor with a CS2-inspired black and gold design reminiscent of the AWP Dragon Lore.
The monitor features a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, an absurd 610Hz refresh rate, and a 0.5ms (GtG) response time. Built on a TN panel, the display has a peak brightness of 350 nits and comes with support for gaming features like a built-in Dynamic Crosshair, Low Input Lag mode, Motion Blur Reduction settings, and more.
As for connectivity, there are two HDMI 2.1 ports, a single version 1.4 DisplayPort, four USB 3.2 ports, a headphone jack, and PiP/PbP support for multiple inputs.
You can find the CS24A gaming monitor from the AOC booth by CR Group (308) on level 3 for S$943 (MSRP: S$1,099)
Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10
The laptop comes with 3 years of warranty.
If you’re shopping for a brand-new laptop for school or light gaming. The Lenovo LOQ is a good choice. The version in the photo (LOQ15AHP10) is kitted out with an AMD Ryzen 7 250 processor, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 (8GB) GPU, 16GB of DDR5 memory, and a 1TB PCIe SSD.
Displaying all the content is a 16-inch display with a resolution of 1920 x 1\080 pixels with a peak brightness of 300nits.
The Lenovo LOQ 15AHP10 is currently going for S$1,899 (MSRP: S$2,099) and comes with 3 years of warranty. You can check out the laptop at the Lenovo booth by CR Group (308) at level 3.
Logitech gaming gear
There is even the Pro X Superlight 2 SE
Need a new gaming mouse and headset? Try out the various gaming mice and headsets on display at Logitech’s booth (8148) on level 4 and see what works best for you. For gaming mice, there are various options to choose from, whether wired or wireless. From the original Pro X Superlight to newer options like the Pro X Superlight 2 SE and Pro X Superlight Dex, there is a gaming mouse that should fit your hand like a glove.
Participate in the Spin to win challenge for a chance to get a further S$100 off the headset.
As for gaming headsets, there is the A50 X McLaren Racing Edition up for grabs for S$529. However, if you’re lucky enough, there is a further S$100 discount up for grabs via a Spin and Win wheel. All that is required to obtain a spin is to post a selfie of yourself at the event to a social media platform of your choice.
The best part? Participants do not need to purchase any products to participate in the lucky draw. If you’re interested in upgrading your current setup or looking for some peripherals, you can check out the Logitech booth (8148) on level 4.
Prism+ PG27F Ultra gaming monitor
The Prism+ PG27F Ultra.
The Prism+ PG27F Ultra is one of the more advanced 27-inch 4K gaming monitors showcased at the Smart Home Tech Show 2025. It features a 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) display with QD Mini-LED backlighting and a Fast IPS panel, delivering ultra-sharp visuals and excellent colour performance. The monitor supports HDR1000 with a peak brightness of 1000 nits and covers 112% of the DCI-P3 and 153% of the sRGB colour gamuts for lifelike colours and deep contrast.
Gamers can enjoy a smooth experience with a 160Hz refresh rate at 4K or an impressive 320Hz at Full HD, backed by a 1ms GTG response time. It also includes AMD FreeSync Premium, Adaptive Sync, and VESA Certified ClearMR 13000 for motion clarity.
In terms of connectivity, the PG27F Ultra comes equipped with two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 1.4, two USB-A 3.0 ports, one USB-B 3.0 port, and one USB-C 3.1 port with 65W power delivery, along with an audio out jack. It also features an ergonomic stand with tilt, swivel, height, and rotation adjustments, and supports 100 x 100mm VESA mounting.
The Prism+ PG27F Ultra is available for purchase at the Prism+ booth (8103) on level 4, priced at S$700 (MSRP: S$1,299).
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 from Singtel
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7.
Eyeing the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7? The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is available at just S$2,398 (MSRP: S$2,698). To sweeten the deal, Singtel is throwing in a Samsung 50-inch QLED TV (worth S$1,199).
In our review, we were impressed with the Galaxy Z Fold7’s slimmer 8.9mm body, lighter 215g weight, and refined hinge. The 6.5-inch Cover Screen and 8-inch Main Display deliver sharp visuals with improved crease durability. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy, it’s both powerful and efficient, while the new 200MP main camera finally brings S-series-level imaging to the Fold lineup. Despite retaining 25W charging and a modest telephoto lens, the Fold7 remains Samsung’s most polished and practical foldable yet.
Check out our full review of the Galaxy Z Fold 7 here.
Starhub Broadband with UltraSports Bundle
You can get a free consultation to see what broadband plan best fits your house.
The NBA and Premier League have begun, and Starhub is offering an UltraSports Bundle for S$88/month that comes bundled with a tri-band TP-Link HB710 router to fully utilise the included 10Gbps fibre plan. The plan also includes a free Netflix subscription that lets you watch on 2 devices at the same time.
Check out Starhub’s broadband plans here. You can sign up for the plan at StarHub’s booth (8008) at Level 4.
The Laboratory by Reformd: Keyboard and Mouse combo
The Gaming combo.
Fancy a custom mechanical keyboard and gaming mouse? There are various bundles available from The Laboratory by Redormd, with prices ranging from S$199 to S$459. The bundle in the photo above is the Gaming bundle and comes with a Chilkey Slice75 HE and a Chilkey Glacier 8K gaming mouse.
If you take gaming a tad bit more seriously, there is also a Gaming Plus combo that comes with a Wooting 60HE and an AngryMiao Infinity Mouse for S$459.
If you’re just looking for a keyboard and mouse for everyday use, there is the productivity bundle that comes with a full-sized Mchose K99 keyboard, and a Mchose A7 pro mouse for S$199.
You can take a look at the various combos and how they fit into different setups at the Ergotune booth (8111) on level 4.
TTRacing Maxx Gaming Chair – Akatsuki Edition
For all the Naruto fans.
Tired of walking? Have a seat on the TTRacing Maxx Gaming Chair – Akatsuki Edition. This edition features a black and crimson colour scheme inspired by the Akatsuki cloak, with detailed stitching and artwork on the backrest. It comes crowned with a wearable headband, while glowing accents referencing the Rinnegan and Sharingan highlight the Pain and Itachi versions.
The chair includes a wide ergonomic seat base, 5D adjustable armrests, and memory foam lumbar and neck pillows for comfort. It can recline up to 155° and uses a sturdy aluminium alloy wheelbase for durability.
The TTRacing Maxx Gaming Chair – Akatsuki Edition is priced at S$589 and can be tried out at the TTRacing booth (8470) on Level 4.