Weekly deals roundup: Galaxy S26, S26 Ultra, Z Fold 7, and many more amazing discounts

Released all the way back in 2024 with a Snapdragon 680 processor under the hood and a 90Hz refresh rate-capable 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen in tow, Motorola’s previous-generation Moto G Play is not as humble as you might expect based on its newly reduced price point. The 5,000mAh battery alone should make you consider a purchase… if you’re on too tight of a budget to buy a newer Motorola mid-ranger.

The latest Moto G Play edition is considerably costlier than its 2024 predecessor, even at an ultra-rare $51 discount. The spec sheet is actually not a lot better, but the display is larger, the processor obviously newer and faster, the battery slightly bigger, and perhaps more importantly, you get Android 16 software out the box.

The “standard” Moto G (2026) is just as difficult to find at a discount as the newest Moto G Play edition after Motorola’s permanent recent price hikes. But if you hurry, you can save a decent 52 bucks on a… not-too-bad 6.7-inch mid-ranger with Android 16, 128GB internal storage space, a 30W charging-capable 5,200mAh battery, and an IPS LCD screen with 120Hz refresh rate technology.

The cheapest of Samsung’s two latest Galaxy A-series mid-rangers is perfect for cash-strapped Android users who want a little more oomph than what Motorola’s most affordable Moto G-series devices can offer. At a $75 discount, the Galaxy A37 5G is especially compelling when you consider its high-quality 6.7-inch Super AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate technology and large 5,000mAh battery capable of charging at up to 45W rates.

The Galaxy A57 5G is undeniably prettier, more powerful, and of course, costlier than the Galaxy A37 5G, but at a $100 discount, it’s also worth considering as an affordable alternative to the likes of the Galaxy S25 FE and Galaxy S26. The key selling points here are probably the 6.9mm profile, Super AMOLED+ screen, and 50 + 12 + 5MP triple rear-facing camera system.

For some reason, the Galaxy S25 Fan Edition hasn’t been discounted very frequently and very substantially over the last few months, missing out on Amazon’s recently concluded Prime Day 2026 celebrations. But the high-end (ish) handset is now marked down by a very cool $183 in a 256GB storage variant and a single Icy Blue colorway, looking like a must-buy all of a sudden for anyone who doesn’t want to wait a few more months (at the very least) for an improved Galaxy S26 FE.

Equipped with 6.9 and 3.6-inch screens, a MediaTek Dimensity 7450X processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB internal storage space, two 50MP rear-facing cameras, a 32MP selfie snapper, and a 4,800mAh battery capable of charging at up to 30W speeds, the humblest member of the Razr (2026) family is not quite the best foldable phone you can buy right now, but at an unprecedented $123 discount, it’s an absolute bang-for-buck champion in a market segment that continues to be dominated by much costlier devices.

Last year’s Razr Ultra flagship remains the top buying option for most foldable fans right now at a simply mind-blowing $700 discount in a top-of-the-line 1TB storage variant. You get no less than 16GB RAM here as well, mind you, not to mention a blazing fast Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, two extra-large screens, a 4,700mAh battery capable of charging at up to 68W rates, three 50MP cameras, and on top of everything else, a pair of complimentary Moto Buds 2 for a presumably limited time only.

Normally priced at an undeniably excessive $1,099.99, the newest Razr+ foldable is a whopping 220 bucks more affordable than usual right now with 6.9 and 4-inch screens in tow, as well as a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor, 12GB RAM, and a 4,500mAh battery equipped with 45W charging support.

The least popular member of Samsung’s latest ultra-high-end smartphone family might actually be worth a shot right now at an unusually hefty $275 discount in a 512GB storage variant and a single black colorway. If you like the 6.7-inch screen, 50 + 10 + 12MP triple rear-facing camera system, and 4,900mAh battery of the Galaxy S26 Plus, it might be a good idea to hurry and claim this deal before it inevitably goes away.

If you’re looking for a decidedly feature-packed and reasonably powerful tablet with a large screen, large battery, and included stylus at a reasonable price, the Lenovo Idea Tab Plus should be at the top of your shopping list right now at a substantial $100 discount. This is a 12.1-incher with a MediaTek Dimensity 6400 processor and 8GB RAM under the hood, and it doesn’t have a lot of direct competition in the sub-$250 space.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 could soon be retired from the US market, but instead of ignoring it, that should make you consider buying it as soon as possible, especially at a $100 discount with a stylus or folio case included at no extra cost. This is obviously not a powerhouse, but the 120Hz refresh rate-capable 12.1-inch screen, MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra processor, 8GB RAM, and 10,050mAh battery equipped with 33W charging technology are definitely not bad for just $299.99 right now.

If you want to replace your laptop with a similarly productive and powerful but also significantly more versatile and affordable device with a large 12.7-inch touchscreen, the Yoga Tab Plus can be had right now at a killer price with both a keyboard and stylus included. Granted, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor is not ideal… by 2026 high-end standards, but the 16GB RAM count and 10,200mAh battery make this value proposition simply unbeatable at $549.99.

A smaller tablet doesn’t necessarily have to be a lower-quality tablet, as the 8.8-inch Legion Tab Gen 5 packs a state-of-the-art Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and a gargantuan (for its screen size) 9,000mAh battery equipped with 68W charging technology. The display is also a stunner, rocking 165Hz refresh rate support and a resolution of 3040 x 1904 pixels, and because this is billed as a specialized gaming tablet, its key selling points also include ultra-advanced cooling and dual USB-C ports.

Even though it doesn’t come with a rotating bezel or rugged design, the “standard” Galaxy Watch 8 is without a doubt one of the best smartwatches you can pair with your new or old Android phone from Samsung or any other brand, especially at a $61 discount. The health monitoring toolset is particularly impressive (for the wearable’s reduced price), but the AMOLED touchscreen is also pretty great.

For the umpteenth time over the last few months, the Apple Watch Series 11 is nicely discounted in several different colors, both sizes, and both with and without cellular connectivity, and for the umpteenth time, you’re strongly recommended to consider a purchase here if you’re an iPhone owner… and can’t afford the Apple Watch Ultra 3.

Yes, the Apple Watch Ultra 3 is (still) expensive, but that’s because Cupertino’s latest rugged timepiece is built like a tank, powered by a blazing fast S10 processor, equipped with a handy customizable Action Button, and capable of noticing sleep apnea signs, as well as possible hypertension and an irregular heart rhythm. Oh, and you also get built-in satellite communications support on your wrist. How cool is that?

If you think open-ear headphones are more interesting than weird, this might be the ideal time to consider these affordable Nothing earbuds with adjustable earhooks, all-day comfort, extraordinary battery life, premium sound, and IP54 water and dust resistance in your choice of white or blue colorways.

The Galaxy Buds 3 FE are not your typical Fan Edition product, offering premium sound quality, stellar battery life, and Active Noise Cancellation at a fraction of the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro’s price, especially now that you can save 40 bucks with no strings attached. Amazon is even throwing in an extended two-year warranty with these decidedly high-end earbuds, so there’s really no reason to be on the fence about this killer new deal.

Are the second-gen AirPods Max the best over-ear headphones in the world right now? Probably not, but they’re certainly among the most heavily advertised for obvious reasons, and given their young age, it’s probably hard for hardcore Apple fans not to get excited about a $52 discount available on multiple colorways.