Huge discounts have hit the tech shelves today. Highlights include upwards of $500 off the Galaxy Z Fold 8 (especially open-box models), the launch-price return of Moto Tag 2 trackers, a standout liquid-cooled Qi2.2 wireless power bank, and steep bargains across Fire tablets, PCs, and premium earbuds.
Galaxy Z Fold 8: Deep Discounts
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is now available with its best cash-price reductions yet. New, unlocked units are listed at $250-off on its street price. Better still, open-box models with “excellent” condition at Best Buy are being sold deeply discounted—up to $538 off in some configurations. For example, the 256 GB versions are now around $1,518 (normally $1,900), while the 512 GB variants have dropped similarly from their list prices.”
Trackers, Tablets, and Wireless Power Banks
The new Moto Tag 2 trackers have dropped back down to their launch price: $20 each, or $17.50 apiece when buying the 4-pack ($70 shipped). That matches one of the lowest per-unit prices seen since their release. Over in the tablet space, Amazon’s Fire HD 10 32 GB model is slashed to $77 (50 percent off), with other Fire tablets also deeply discounted.
UGREEN’s MagFlow Pro liquid-cooled Qi2.2 power bank, a 10,000 mAh pack offering 25W magnetic wireless charging and an active CryoPulse cooling system, is now $99.99—$50 under its original $150 price tag. Alongside its feature-rich build, it includes a transparent “Cyber Window” that shows cooling fluid in action, plus a smart display of battery/power/cooling status. Anker also dropped a new MagGo 2 Pro model with similar specs for $87.99 and included a free magnetic wallet during its launch promo window.
Other Standout Deals
Additional bargains today cover a range of categories. Best Buy’s Labor Day deal knocked down an HP OmniBook 3 with Snapdragon X Copilot+ chip, 14-inch 2K OLED display, 8 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD to $450—a $150 discount. A $1,200 deal surfaced for an Acer Nitro 65 gaming PC with RTX 5060, and Microsoft Surface laptops powered by newer Snapdragon X2 Elite/Plus chips are up to $350 off. Premium earbuds, too, get love—Nothing Ear (3a) wireless ANC models are nearly $20 off in most colorways, hitting within $1 of all-time-low pricing.
Deals also include smart home lighting, robot vacuums/mowers, USB-C accessories, and even kids’ tablets. Lenovo’s Idea Tab Pro Gen 2 (13-inch 3.5K, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4, 8-128 configuration) is down to $314.99 with a promo code—another striking cut below recent Labor Day pricing.
What this means: If you’ve been eyeing premium hardware—especially foldables, trackers, wireless charging tech, or tablets—this is a strong moment to pull the trigger. Key models are at historic lows, and many discounts appear time-sensitive. Expect inventory to drop fast as demand stacks up.
