Android deals are flowing in today, with a Samsung Galaxy smartphone Gold Box headlining all of the best offers. Delivering the best prices yet on the latest foldables, the savings carry over to Google’s Pixel Tablet at $409, as well as the OnePlus Pad at $400. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Samsung Galaxy smartphone Gold Box now live
Amazon is now discounting all of Samsung’s latest Galaxy smartphones. A favorite from the sale has the just-released Galaxy Z Flip 5 at $800. That’s $200 off and matching the all-time low from its usual $1,000 price tag. Today’s offer also includes the elevated 512GB capacity at $920. That’s $200 off the usual $1,120 price tag and also marking a new all-time low. We break down the experience in our hands-on review, as well.
Amazon is now also carrying the savings over to the higher-end foldable, with Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphone at $1,400 in all three styles. The 256GB model is down from $1,800 and arrives as a new all-time low at $400 off. This is an extra $100 off previous mentions, which also carries over to the 512GB model at $1,520.
Google’s Pixel Tablet is on sale for only the second time
Amazon is now offering the Google Pixel Tablet at $409. Normally fetching $499, the 128GB Android Tablet is now dropping to a new all-time low at $90 off. It’s only the second price cut we’ve seen period, and beats our previous mention by an extra $20. This is the first chance to save in over two months. The savings today also carry over to the elevated 256GB model at $509, down from $599 and also marking the first discount. Taking a more unique approach to the tablet form-factor, Google’s latest crack at the product arrives with a 10.95-inch LCD display that powers the Android 13 experience with the Tensor G2 chip. But where things actually get interesting is the new Charging Speaker Dock, which lets you turn the Pixel Tablet into a Nest Hub of sorts. We explore the whole experience in our hands-on review, too.
OnePlus Pad comes with a companion keyboard at $400
OnePlus is now offering a chance to save on its OnePlus Pad. On top of the new Android tablet dropping down to $400 after code SECRET80 has been applied at checkout, the savings get even better with a bundled OnePlus Magnetic Keyboard which will automatically be added to your cart at checkout. This package would normally run you $630, and is now seeing a $230 discount to the best price yet. It’s a value that’s an extra $80 under our previous mention, as well. Head below for more.
The new OnePlus Pad has been deemed a pretty good Android tablet by our friends over at 9to5Google, and now it’s on sale for one of the first times. In addition to the keyboard which we’ll come back to, this bundle deal gets you the brand’s new OnePlus Pad which comes centered around an 11.61-inch panel with 144Hz refresh rate. It’s all powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chip, which for all intents and purposes is comparable to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 that many of you will actually be familar with. It comes backed by 128GB of SSD storage, as well as 8GB of memory.
Motorola’s latest razr+ flip smartphone falls to new low
Amazon is now offering the all-new Motorola razr+ for $799.99 shipped. This is one of the first chances to save since launching earlier in the year, clocking in at $200 below the usual $1,000 going rate. This is the third chance to save, and beats our previous mention by $100. It’s also a new all-time low, too. Our hands-on review breaks down what to expect from the new smartphone, but our first impressions couldn’t be better on the latest from Motorola.
Motorola just launched its latest smart flip phone earlier in the summer, giving its classic razr some new life with all of the frills of a modern device. The folding experience is centered around a refreshed cover display that shines above all other foldables on the market. It has a 3.6-inch panel that’s backed by a 144Hz refresh rate. It’s large enough that you’ll actually want to use it for more than just a quick glance at notifications and the time, even offering support for a keyboard to pop up to quickly reply to messages.
Google’s Pixel Buds Pro drop to new $120 low
Amazon is now offering the best price to date on the Google Pixel Buds Pro. These flagship earbuds sell for $119.99 shipped and now come in one of six different designs. Each one is down from the usual $200 price tag in order to mark a new all-time low. This is $19 under our previous mention from earlier in the summer, too. The just-revealed styles are even eligible for the discount, too.
Google brings plenty of flagship features to its recent Pixel Buds Pro to justify that pro naming scheme, and active noise cancellation is just the tip of the iceberg. Heading below the surface, you’ll find all of the tight-knit features you’d expect from a perfect Pixel smartphone companion including fast pairing, multi-device connectivity, and hands-free Hey Google integration. The Qi-enabled charging case turns the earbuds’ 11 hours of listening into upwards of 31 hours, while a companion transparency mode helps you flip between zen moments of listening to your favorite track and tuning back into reality when you need to be aware of your surroundings. You can read all about how compelling of a package that combines into in our hands-on review.
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