Weekly deals roundup: Galaxy S26 Ultra with $500 savings, incredible Galaxy S26+ discount, and more

The Galaxy A37 5G is perfect for cash-strapped Samsung fans who need the best possible long-term software support, as the 6.7-inch mid-ranger is incredibly guaranteed to receive six major OS upgrades after running Android 16 out the box. At a $75 discount, the handset is obviously even more compelling than usual, sporting an undeniably high-quality Super AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate technology and packing a 5,000mAh battery capable of charging at 45W speeds.

At first glance, the latest addition to Motorola’s popular Edge portfolio of mid-range Android handsets is not exactly a good deal, costing a whopping 600 bucks with an unremarkable processor under the hood and a 6.3-inch screen in tow. But the compact body doesn’t need to be viewed as a weakness, especially when you get free earbuds and a free smartwatch included in the phone’s list price, as well as a discount of over $200 with many trade-ins.

If you like compact phones with premium designs and respectable specs, you certainly cannot ignore Google’s 6.3-inch Pixel 10, especially at a $200 discount in both 256 and 512GB storage variants and all available color options.

Powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor and equipped with a gigantic 7,400mAh battery capable of charging at up to 80W speeds, the OnePlus 15R might just be the most impressive Android phone you can buy on a (relatively) tight budget, especially at a new $100 discount in a 512GB storage configuration with the promo code “GRADUATION.” Oh, and if you hurry, you can also choose between a complimentary protective case and the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro (with the latter product obviously being more valuable and attractive).

Small phones (by 2026 standards) can be ultra-powerful and sophisticated too, and there’s no device that makes that clearer than the 6.3-inch Pixel 10 Pro with a 50 + 48 + 48MP triple rear-facing camera system. Of course, this bad boy is typically a lot costlier than the non-Pro Pixel 10, but if you hurry, you can save $250 with no strings attached.

The Razr Ultra (2025) is obviously not the best foldable device you can buy in 2026, but its overpriced sequel has nothing on this reasonably powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite model at its latest $700 discount in a 1TB storage variant with free high-end Moto Buds 2 Plus also included.

Google’s most impressive non-foldable phone to date is… no longer that expensive, fetching 250 bucks less than usual in a 256GB storage variant and multiple color options with a towering 6.8-inch screen in tow, seven guaranteed Android updates, three amazing rear-facing cameras, and a hefty 5,200mAh battery capable of charging at up to 45W wired and 25W wireless rates.

The 6.3-inch Galaxy S26 is another great option for buyers who believe the strongest essences are kept in the smallest bottles, and although Amazon’s latest $150 discount on the handset in a 512GB storage configuration and a Sky Blue color option doesn’t make it conventionally affordable, this definitely beats a purchase at the phone’s regular price.

Probably the best book-style foldable phone you can buy in the US… before the Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra see daylight in a little over a month is still on sale at a hefty Amazon discount with no strings attached in a single Jet Black color option and a single 256GB storage variant. The two massive screens are likely to remain undefeated even after the release of the Z Fold 7’s sequel(s), and the cameras are definitely not bad either.

Use the promo code “GRADUATION” to get one of the best budget-friendly Android tablets around at a very hard-to-beat price with a 12.1-inch 120Hz refresh rate-capable screen in tow, as well as a respectably powerful MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra processor under the hood, 8GB RAM, a 10,050mAh battery equipped with 33W charging technology, and an almost surprisingly premium metal-and-glass construction. The slate’s discounted $299.99 price will also include a complimentary folio case or stylus, making this one of the greatest value propositions on the market right now.

Perfect for students, teachers, parents, and even business professionals on a relatively tight budget, the Yoga Tab comes with a high-resolution 11.1-inch screen, powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, 12GB RAM count, 256 gigs of internal storage space, and a massive 8,860mAh battery at a rare $200 discount.

Some of Samsung’s Fan Edition devices are not as affordable as they used to be one or two years ago, but the 13.1-inch Tab S10 FE Plus certainly delivers enough value to justify its (newly reduced) price. Just hurry up and place your order, as the mid-range giant is marked down by a whopping $174 in a single 128GB storage variant and just one gray colorway, which means you probably don’t have a lot of time to pull the trigger here.

If you’re looking for a relatively affordable, reasonably powerful, and generously sized Android tablet to replace your conventional laptop, the Lenovo Yoga Tab Plus can be yours right now at a very hard-to-beat price with a 12.7-inch display, 16GB RAM, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, as well as both a keyboard and stylus included.

Recently released at an arguably excessive price, Lenovo’s newest gaming-friendly tablet is… a little more affordable after its first hefty discount, shining as far as raw power and battery life are concerned while keeping its body surprisingly compact and relatively lightweight.

Samsung is most likely not looking to release a “vanilla” Galaxy Tab S12, which makes the 11-inch Tab S11 more appealing than ever before, especially at a $200 discount in all storage variants and color options with no device trade-in required or any other hoops to jump through.

The Tab S11 Ultra is obviously more impressive (and more expensive) than its little brother, but if you hurry, you can save a cool $250 on Samsung’s best tablet in your preferred storage variant and colorway without meeting any special requirements. And yes, a Tab S12 Ultra is expected to come out in the next few months, but that could start at an even higher price than $1,299.99 and not receive a substantial discount anytime soon.

Whether you have a small or large wrist and whether you think you need cellular connectivity to be permanently at your disposal on said wrist or not, Samsung is ready to give you an unprecedented $130 discount on the Galaxy Watch 8 with no device trade-in needed. Hard to imagine you’ll get a better smartwatch deal than this come Prime Day 2026, eh?

If you’re willing to spend just a little extra dough to get the added functionality and versatility of Samsung’s signature rotating bezel or slightly better battery life, the larger and more muscular Galaxy Watch 8 Classic can be yours starting at only $269.99 right now after an incredible $230 discount. You don’t need a device trade in this case either, and I’m almost certain Amazon won’t be able to eclipse Samsung’s killer new Watch 8 Classic deal anytime soon.

The best non-rugged smartwatch you can use alongside your new or old iPhone is once again discounted by a very cool $100 in multiple models, making you forget that fall comes after summer, which means that an undoubtedly improved Apple Watch Series 11 is likely right around the corner.

Even after a substantial $230 discount of its own, Samsung’s newest Galaxy Watch Ultra edition is more expensive than both the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Watch 8 Classic. But that’s perfectly justified by this bad boy’s rugged design, built-in cellular connectivity, and handy customizable Quick Button.

Are Apple’s Beats Studio Buds Plus better than the AirPods Pro 3? Absolutely not! But at $70 under their $170 list price, they’re a lot cheaper at the time of this writing, and perhaps most notably, they’re compatible with both iPhones and Android handsets.

The Powerbeats Pro 2 are probably not better than the AirPods Pro 3 either, but they are different enough to warrant the attention of an entirely separate audience. Specifically, gym addicts who care as much about the in-ear stability and all-day comfort of their buds as their overall audio performance and active noise cancellation skills. Oh, and the discounted Powerbeats Pro 2 also match the AirPods Pro 3’s heart rate monitoring skills.

Over-ear headphones tend to receive a lot less attention than in-ear buds in our weekly deals roundups, but the second-gen AirPods Max certainly deserve to be taken seriously this week at a $50 discount that may sound small but is actually larger than anything retailers like Amazon have previously offered.