If you’ve been holding off on a premium Android device or that Swiss-Army-knife foldable, today’s deals might change your mind. We’ve spotted multiple steep discounts across Samsung’s Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Watch line, Google’s Pixel 11 series, and more, including major markdowns on PCs and trackers. Here’s what to know.
Galaxy Z Fold 8 & Galaxy Watch Bundles
Samsung’s latest foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, is now available with sizable discounts. New units drop by about $250 on Amazon (256 GB and 512 GB versions) and Best Buy’s “open-box” “excellent” condition listings are sliced over $500 off the regular price. An official bundle deal from Samsung stacks even more savings—when you add either the Galaxy Watch 8 or the Ultra 2 in the same cart, you can knock up to $520 off the combined total.
Pixel 11 Series & Other Standout Hardware Deals
Google’s Pixel 11 line is also seeing deep price cuts as “excellent” open-box models drop up to $322 at Best Buy. The base Pixel 11 (256 GB) in Pistachio and Obsidian—neither of which were likely part of early preorder bundles—is available for $746, while the Pixel 11 Pro’s “excellent” listings fall below $1,000 depending on model and color.
Good deals aren’t limited to phones. The HP OmniBook 3 Copilot+ PC with a 2-K OLED, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB storage is down to $649.99—around $150 off its usual price. Meanwhile, the high-end Galaxy Book 6 Ultra (32 GB / 1 TB SSD, Core Ultra X7 358H) is discounted $450 from its retail norm.
Accessories, Trackers & Sale Best Bets
Trackers are also having a moment. The new Moto Tag 2 is back in stock as single units for ≈$20 (MSRP was $30), while packs of four drop the per-unit cost to around $17.50. Sony’s 2026 BRAVIA 7 II 65-inch Google TV (True RGB, Dolby formats, etc.) also stands out with a steep cut—about $800 off—putting it at ~$1,800.
Additional highlights include a considerable markdown on a dual-Qi charging mat, a workstation-class 4K UHD monitor, and a desktop gaming PC with RTX 5060 hitting $1,200. Accessories like the Nothing Ear (3a) wireless ANC buds are hovering near record lows, too.
Overall, there’s a fresh wave of value right now if you know what to pick.
Why this matters: many of these devices—foldables, premium laptops, smart watches—are big purchases, and the line between “nice-to-have” and “justifiable splurge” often depends on timing. These deals reflect a broader trend: manufacturers and retailers are leaning harder into bundled values and open-box promos to move high-end stock. For shoppers, it’s a chance to get flagship tech for much less, but with trade-offs (condition, warranty, color) to watch closely. If a Fold 8 bundle or Pixel 11 open-box catches your eye, double-check return policies—because getting a premium device at a markdown is great, only if you’re getting the real deal.
