A fresh batch of discounts on Samsung's current lineup showed up Thursday in 9to5Toys's daily roundup, and the numbers are big enough to notice even if you weren't shopping.
A brand new, sealed Galaxy S26 Ultra is listed at $420 off at Amazon, per the outlet. That's one of the steeper cuts seen on Samsung's latest flagship since it launched, and it applies to a new unit rather than a refurbished or open-box one.
The Galaxy Tab S12 has its own set of launch deals that 9to5Toys says are wrapping up soon: more than $550 off when you trade in an old tablet, plus a free $200 Amazon gift card on top. Anyone who's been eyeing Samsung's new tablet and waiting for the introductory noise to settle has a closing window here rather than an open-ended one.
For people who want a folding phone without paying Fold 8 launch prices, Best Buy has open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 units marked 'Excellent' condition at up to $570 off, with the 512GB configuration going for as much as $580 off, according to the roundup. Open-box pricing varies by what Best Buy has in stock at a given time, so the exact unit and discount can shift.
Outside the Samsung news, 9to5Toys also flagged a Pixel 11 Pro Fold deal of up to $419 off through a Best Buy open-box listing, part of the same daily sweep rather than a standalone announcement.
TVs and streaming gear get cheaper too
The LG C6 OLED, one of the better-reviewed gaming TVs on the market, is down $1,000 at Amazon, with 9to5Toys timing the price to land ahead of the releases of GTA VI and the next Zelda title. Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K, meanwhile, is back at $30, which the outlet calls an all-time low and roughly 50% off its usual price.
The same roundup carries its usual stack of Google Play app and game deals. Titan Quest: Ultimate Edition is down to $11.25 from $28, and a handful of titles, including Dark Maze: Survival Horror, Abyss: Dungeon Action RPG and Nerds vs Jocks: Campus Clash, are listed as free, down from prices between $1 and $8.50. Several Harvest Moon entries, including Skytree Village and The Lost Valley, are marked at $5 each, half their usual $10.
None of these prices are guaranteed to hold. Retailer stock on open-box and trade-in deals moves fast, and Google Play discounts can end without notice, so anyone interested in a specific listing should check current pricing before assuming today's numbers still apply tomorrow.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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