Some of the steepest tech drops of the year are live now—affordable touches across smartphones, smart TVs, trackers, and tablets. If you’ve been waiting to upgrade, these deals on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Moto Tag 2, and TCL Google AI TVs are hard to beat.
Phone + Wearables: Galaxy S26 Ultra and Galaxy Watch Savings
Samsung’s unlocked Galaxy S26 Ultra is receiving a $200 discount across all configurations via the official site. Meanwhile, Amazon offers deeper savings on certain models—one version with 256 GB storage is priced at $961 shipped, nearly $340 off from its $1,300 list price.
If you’re also eyeing a smartwatch, there are bundle deals combining the S26 Ultra with the Galaxy Watch 9 or Watch Ultra 2. Stackable savings—such as $100 off the watch plus bundle discounts—can lead to up to $170 off on the Ultra 2 when purchased together.
Trackers: Moto Tag 2 Hits New Low Prices
Motorola has relaunched its Moto Tag 2 Find Hub-ready trackers in the U.S., with both single units and four-packs back in stock at Amazon. The single tags are currently $20 (regularly $30), while the 4-pack runs $69.99—about $17.50 per tag.
This version of Moto Tag 2 includes Ultra-Wideband technology (which pushes physical proximity and precision), a ringer to locate your phone, up to 1.5 meters water resistance for 30 minutes, and battery life lasting over 600 days—one of the most capable tracker options for Android users thus far.
Television: TCL 2026 AI-Powered Smart TVs Slashed Ahead of GTA VI
The new 2026 TCL QM7L Google AI smart TVs are being offered at their lowest prices yet—up to $800 off via Amazon. Standouts include a prominent 85-inch model (originally $2,500) now available for around $1,697.99.
These are premium panels: native 144Hz refresh rates, with blistering 288Hz VRR, Game Bar, and support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. Add to that Google Gemini AI integration and you’ve got a gamer-friendly, AI-enhanced viewing experience, just in time for the release of Grand Theft Auto VI this fall.
More Deals: Monitors, Tablets, and Home Security
— Alienware’s AW2525HM 25-inch gaming monitor drops to $199.99. It features a full 320Hz refresh rate, 0.5 ms response time, support for both NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium, ultra thin 24.5-inch form—ideal for fast-paced gaming.
— TCL’s budget-friendly tablets are down too. The TAB 10 Gen 4 is listing at $150 (about $50 off), and NXTPAPER 11 Gen 2 models are reaching pricing as low as $160 for 64 GB, with larger storage variants under $230—including pen/stylus accessories in many configurations.
— Smart-home gear is being discounted as well: the new Ring 4K Pro doorbell models are at Prime-Day lows—roughly $180, with both wired and wireless versions about 30% below their MSRP. Anker’s SmartTrack wallet card, compatible with Apple Find My and Google’s Find Hub, hits $25—its lowest price yet.
These deals reflect a larger trend: devices with AI, high refresh rates, and advanced tracking are moving from niche to mainstream. For buyers, timing is key—many discounts are door-buster levels, and stock won’t last. If you’re eyeing an upgrade to your phone, TV, or smart home setup, these kind of bundled savings and all-time low pricing opportunities don’t come often.
