All of today’s best deals are headlined by the first price cut of the year on Google Pixel 5. That’s alongside Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro starting at $145 and Fitbit Sense for $240. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Google Pixel 5 sees first price cut of the year to $669
Amazon currently offers the unlocked Google Pixel 5 128GB Android Smartphone for $669. Normally fetching $699, today’s offer is the very first price cut of the year, is the best since November, and comes within $20 of the all-time low set once before on Black Friday.
Arriving as Google’s latest flagship smartphone that launched last fall, Pixel 5 delivers a 6-inch OLED 90Hz display powered by a Snapdragon 765G Octa-Core processor. Alongside a dual 12 and 16MP rear camera array that’s backed by Night Sight photography, you’re looking at 128GB of storage, 8GB of RAM, and 5G connectivity. You can also dive into our hands-on review for a closer look.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro now on sale from $145
Woot currently offers the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro in all three styles for $170. You’ll also be able to score an open-box model, complete with a 30-day warranty for $145. In either case, today’s offers are down from the usual $200 going rate and amount to as much as 28% in savings. Plus, in the case of the open-box version, it is the best discount to date.
Samsung’s latest earbuds live up to their pro designation with improved active noise cancellation joined by an Ambient Mode. You’ll also be able to enjoy 28-hour playback per charge, IPX7 water resistance, and seamless pairing to your Galaxy handset. We noted that they are “simply excellent” in our hands-on review.
Fitbit Sense has dropped to a new all-time low at $240
Amazon currently offers the Fitbit Sense Smartwatch for $240. Normally selling for as much as $330, today’s offer amounts to 27% in savings, undercuts our previous mention by $9, and is now the best price to date. Fitbit Sense delivers all of the usual fitness tracking features you’d expect from a wearable these days alongside an always-on AMOLED display. That’s alongside up to 6-day battery life, plus ECG tracking and the ability to keep tabs on stress and skin temperature.
Pick up a Google Home Mini Smart Speaker for $22
Interested in getting a smart speaker but put off by the retail prices? Now is your chance to upgrade. The Google Home Mini smart speaker offers access to Google Assistant, and it’s now only $22 at 9to5Toys Specials.
Powered from any USB outlet, this smart speaker packs a lot of intelligence into a 3.9-inch diameter. The Google Home Mini is powered by Google Assistant. Whether you want to check the weather forecast or play your favorite podcast, this intelligent system can handle voice commands with ease. You can even control your smart home devices this way.
Lenovo Smart Tab M10 Plus is also an Assistant display at $190
Amazon offers the Lenovo 10.3-inch Smart Tab M10 Plus 64GB Android Tablet for $190. Down from its $230 going rate, you’re saving $40 with today’s offer marking a new all-time low. Alongside running Android, this tablet packs a 10.3-inch full HD display that pairs with Dolby Atmos speakers to provide an ideal Netflix-binging experience in bed or away from the TV. In-between web surfing sessions and the like, an included charging dock turns this Lenovo Smart Tab into a Google Assistant display for controlling smart home devices and more.
Best trade-in deals
9to5Google also keeps tabs on all the best trade-in deals on Android smartphones and more every month. Be sure to check out this month’s best trade-in deals when you decide it’s time to upgrade your device. Or simply head over to our trade-in partner directly if you want to recycle, trade, or sell your used devices for cash and support 9to5Google along the way!
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