Samsung has dropped the price on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 by $300 and is including a free pair of its latest Galaxy Buds On (valued at $230) in a new Black Friday deal. This offer covers all storage variants—256GB, 512GB, and 1TB—as well as every color option. To qualify, choose the “No, Get $300 Samsung Instant Savings” option during checkout and add the Buds On in the “Start building healthy habits with Galaxy” section. This promotion runs through November 30.
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The Galaxy S26 Ultra is also seeing a huge markdown. For a limited time, both the 256GB and 512GB models are discounted by $450 on Amazon, bringing the starting price down to around $950—much closer to what was seen during earlier sales.
Meanwhile, Google’s Fitbit Edge is getting its first real discount. Best Buy is offering open-box “excellent” units—both in Obsidian and Fog finishes—for $126, well below its $179 list price. These are among the lowest reputable bargains since its October launch.
If you’re in the market for a big-screen upgrade, LG’s 65-inch 2026 OLED AI B6 4K Smart TV has hit the lowest price tracked so far. Amazon dropped it to $999.99—half off from its original $2,000—marking a rare one-day low ahead of Black Friday. Best Buy’s matching event puts it at $1,200 off there, but still $200 more expensive than Amazon’s price as of now.
Early Access = Early Savings
These deals are part of Best Buy’s Week 2 early Black Friday event, as well as Samsung’s broader holiday discount sale, live through November 30. For those willing to consider open-box units or momentarily delayed shipping windows, now appears to be the sweet spot before pricing slips back up or quantities run out.
Also worth a look—there are deep discounts on Ring video doorbells, laptop deals via LENOVO and others, and smart home hardware with major price drops. But the top headlines remain the Z Fold 8 + Buds On bundle, Fitbit Edge reduction, S26 Ultra savings, and LG’s OLED strike at a new low.
What it means: These early Black Friday deals point to sharp competition among Samsung, Amazon, and Google ecosystems. Samsung’s bundling strategy with the Z Fold 8 shows aggressive moves to lock users into its audio ecosystem, while the Fitbit Edge discount suggests Google is comfortable slashing hardware markup post-launch. Keep tabs on stock levels and tracking tools—today’s steals may be tomorrow’s sold-outs.
