Labor Day sales have officially hit peak volume, and today’s standout offers include sharp discounts on Google’s Pixel lineup, Moto Tag 2 trackers, and Lenovo’s fresh 13-inch Android tablet among other tech deals across Amazon and Best Buy.
Pixel 11 Pro Offers Up to $242 Off
Best Buy’s open-box pricing has dropped the unlocked Google Pixel 11 Pro (256GB, Obsidian) to approximately $857, slashing $242 off its original price. Variants in Fog, Olive, and Canyon colors also show impressive markdowns in the range of $976 for “excellent condition” units. For those eyeing a foldable, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is discounted around $323 with open-box stock now live.
Moto Tag 2 & Trackers—Lowest Prices Since Launch
Moto’s newest tracking tags are back on sale via Amazon at what matches their best prices to date. A single Tag 2, normally $30, is going for $19.99 shipped, while a four-pack selection, now back in stock in dual-color bundles, dips as low as $69.99. That works out to just $17.50 per tag, on par with the lowest pricing seen since launch.
Lenovo’s Idea Tab Pro Gen 2 Tablet — All-Time Low
Lenovo’s 13-inch Idea Tab Pro Gen 2, launched in July, is now reaching its lowest price yet. The 8GB/128GB model, originally priced around $500, is available for $332.49 shipped with promo code EXTRAFIVE. Specs include a high-res 3.5K display (3504×2190), Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chip, Wi-Fi 7, Android 16, quad JBL speakers with Dolby Atmos, and an 8MP front camera with face unlock.
More Deals & Accessories Worth Noting
Along with these big-ticket items, there are several noteworthy discounts: Sony’s BRAVIA 7 II and BRAVIA 8 II Google TVs are deeply reduced—some models at $1,800 or lower for 65-inch displays; Anker’s fresh MagGo 2 Pro power bank with a smart display is launching with discounts; and smaller accessories like power banks, game monitors, SSDs, and chargers are seeing solid mark-downs, especially in Best Buy and Amazon promotions.
Why this matters: These deals reflect more than seasonal clearance—they showcase the growing value in premium Android hardware. Pixel’s new flagship model is coming off early units with steep cash-off offers. Moto’s post-launch pricing for Tag 2 rivals Apple’s tracking tags, highlighting how competition is tightening. Lenovo’s tablet underscores how newer chipsets and Wi-Fi 7 are filtering down into mid-premium tiers. If you’re looking to upgrade or add smart tech accessories, now may be the best time this season.
