Weekly deals roundup: Hugely discounted Pixel 10 Pro, Galaxy Z Fold 7, S26 Ultra, and many more

If you don’t automatically think a compact body is a weakness for a high-end Android phone in this day and age, the 6.3-inch Pixel 10 Pro provides unrivaled value at a $250 discount in all storage variants and color options.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is probably the best non-foldable Android phone you can buy right now, and whether you have something (good) to trade in or not, Samsung is ready to cut you an amazing deal. With a trade-in, you can save as much as $720, and if you don’t want to jump through any hoops, you’ll get a $250 discount and an additional $100 in instant e-store credit.

It’s very hard to argue with the value of a 512GB Galaxy Z Fold 7 at a gigantic $520 discount with no special requirements or strings attached, even with an undoubtedly improved Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra right around the corner.

Looking for an affordable handset with a large and respectably high-quality screen, top-notch long-term software support, and decent cameras? The recently released Galaxy A37 5G might be your best option, especially at a $75 discount.

The 2026-released Pixel 10a looks incredibly similar to the Pixel 9a but is obviously guaranteed to receive one more OS update. The hefty battery, fast charging, excellent cameras, and sharp 6.3-inch screen make Google’s latest Android mid-ranger a very smart 2026 buy at $50 off its list price in a grand total of four colorways.

Inexplicably made available on Amazon weeks after Samsung’s official US e-store, the razor-thin Galaxy A57 5G mid-ranger is already on sale at a decent $60 discount in a single (and admittedly rather boring) Awesome Gray color option. But the software support is top-notch and the Exynos 1680 processor a lot faster than the 1480 under the Galaxy A37’s hood.

If you can’t afford the Pixel 10 Pro, the “vanilla” Pixel 10 will also do for fans of compact Android handsets with high-end (but not state-of-the-art) specs. Said specs include a triple rear-facing camera system, a 4,970mAh battery with 30W charging capabilities, and a generous 12GB RAM count (even in combination with only 128GB internal storage space).

Don’t know much about football (or soccer) and the upcoming FIFA World Cup? If you know more about foldable phones, you’ll immediately understand and appreciate the incredible appeal of a Razr flip phone with 6.9 and 3.6-inch screens at a reduced price WITH no less than three cool gifts also included.

It’s hard to find a better device than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5-powered OnePlus 15R at a comparable price, especially after a $100 discount in a 512GB storage variant (with promo code GRADUATION) with a complimentary magnetic case and the Nord Buds 3 Pro also included. This is not just a remarkably powerful handset, also sporting a huge 6.83-inch AMOLED screen with 165Hz refresh rate capabilities and an equally mind-blowing 7,400mAh battery with 80W charging support.

How could you not be disappointed by all the rumors of an imminent US market retirement for OnePlus when the brand’s latest Android flagship is once again marked down by a cool $100 (with promo code EXTRA100) with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and a 7,300mAh battery under the hood? If you hurry, you can even get the ultra-high-end OnePlus Buds Pro 3 included in the handset’s reduced price.

Probably the best (non-foldable) Google phone ever released is on sale at probably the greatest discount you can hope to see at any point in the near future. Enough said!

Priced a little too high to fend off the likes of the Pixel 10 and OnePlus 15, Samsung’s base Galaxy S26 is a little more compelling than usual at a $122 discount in a 512GB storage variant and a Sky Blue colorway. Can you do better at this newly reduced price? Probably, but hardcore Samsung fans in love with compact phones are still likely to give the S26 a chance.

Amazon is doing a terrific job improving the appeal of the awkward and generally unappealing middle member of the Galaxy S26 family with a substantial new $236 discount. If you’re willing to give the S26 Plus a chance, you might want to hurry and pull the trigger ASAP, as the new deal is only good for a Cobalt Violet model with 512GB storage, which means it probably won’t last long.

Is the new Razr Ultra affordable? Absolutely not. Is it one of the best foldable phones you can buy in 2026? Definitely. And if you’re thinking of purchasing it anyway, why not do it now and score a complimentary pair of Moto Buds 2 Plus and a Moto Tags four-pack in the process?

How good can a $99.99 tablet be? Not that great, obviously, but with 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, an octa-core MediaTek Helio G85 processor, and an 8.7-inch HD+ screen in tow, the Lenovo Tab One is definitely not bad either, especially for the right type of user (like students and first-time Android tablet owners).

There’s no other tablet available today besides the Lenovo Idea Tab Pro that can offer a large screen with 3K resolution and silky smooth 144Hz refresh rate technology, a reasonably powerful MediaTek Dimensity 8300 processor, a hefty battery with blazing fast 45W charging support, and 8GB RAM for as little as 250 bucks.

The humblest Galaxy tablet that comes with a built-in S Pen is… really not that humble, packing a Samsung Exynos 1380 processor and promising to receive timely OS updates through Android 22 (!!!). The software support alone makes the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite an irresistible bargain at a $50 discount, and that’s before you also consider things like its 90Hz refresh rate-capable screen or razor-thin 6.6mm profile.

Don’t let the name fool you – the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is an impressively powerful tablet (for its price), packing a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra processor and 10,050mAh battery equipped with 33W charging technology while sporting an almost surprisingly large and sharp 12.1-inch 120Hz refresh rate-capable IPS LCD screen. Just remember to use the “GRADUATION” promo code to score your $100 discount and pick between a free stylus and folio case as an ultimate deal sweetener.

The Galaxy Tab S10 Fan Edition is obviously better… and costlier than the Tab S10 Lite. But at $120 under a regular price of $499, the decidedly premium-looking 10.9-inch mid-ranger with a metal-and-glass construction and 8GB RAM is definitely not too costly to be worth your time right now… if you can’t afford a Galaxy Tab S11 or Tab S11 Ultra.

Yoga Tabs today are not as versatile as a few years back, but with a Tab Pen Pro included in its base price, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor under its hood, and an undeniably gorgeous 11.1-inch display with 3.2K resolution, this Android 15-running model guaranteed to receive updates through Android 18 is almost impossible to turn down at a new 30 percent discount.

Can’t afford a full-blown laptop? Why not get the next best thing at the modest price of $499.99? That’s right, this 12.7-inch slate can be easily transformed into a powerful computing machine with the keyboard and stylus included in that price. And you even get a whopping 16GB RAM paired with a respectable 256 gigs of internal storage space.

They say it’s not okay to pick a favorite child, but this $110 discount on Apple’s powerful iPad Air 13 (M4) with 256GB storage is definitely my “baby” this week, delivering truly unrivaled value for your money.

The rotating bezel is without a doubt the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic’s key selling point and number one strength over devices like the “regular” Galaxy Watch 8 or Google Pixel Watch 4. But when you can save over $120, other features and capabilities are likely to draw you like a powerful magnet too, including the standalone 4G LTE support and an excellent battery life rating… for a Wear OS timepiece.

To score the best possible discount on Google’s latest in-house smartwatch, you need a large wrist and a cellular addiction. That’s far from ideal for the most cash-strapped Pixel Watch 4 buyers, but a $104 price cut is not something you see every day at just any US retailer.

While $100 Apple Watch Series 11 discounts have become a super-frequent occurrence over the last few months, $120 price cuts are a much rarer sight, even as far as 46mm variants with standalone cellular connectivity are concerned. If you hurry, you can save 120 bucks on a few different color options right now.

Despite Apple and Samsung’s best efforts these last few years, Garmin still makes undeniably the best outdoor-friendly smartwatches in the world. And when you can get a rugged beast like the second-gen Epix Pro with a scratch-resistant sapphire lens and titanium bezel at a $500 discount, the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Apple Watch Ultra lines become simply irrelevant.