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Deals: Google Pixel 10 devices up to $300 off, Pixel Buds Pro 2, Lenovo laptop, Anker’s new charger, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn  | Jan 5 2026 - 8:49 am PT
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The CES 2026 reveals are now in full swing, but we are ready to kick off the first 9to5Toys Lunch Break deal collection of the year today. We are first starting off with up to $300 in savings on the Pixel 10 lineup as part of Google’s New Year sale, joined by even lower prices on Pixel Watch 4 and Google Pixel Buds Pro 2. We also have a suite of Nothing earbud and headphone New Year deals from $20 alongside $570 off Lenovo’s RTX 5060 Legion 7i OLED gaming laptop and a launch deal on Anker’s tiny new 45W iPhone Nano charger with Smart Display. Everything awaits below. 

Google kicks off the New Year with up to $300 in savings on unlocked Pixel 10, Pro/XL and Fold

While not quite as notable as the deals we tracked for Black Friday last year, if you missed out there Google has launched an official New Year sale across the Pixel 10 lineup. Including the 10, 10 Pro/XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, that now joins the ongoing deals on Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Pixel Watch 4.

Google’s Pixel 10 lineup was the recipient of some wild deals over the Black Friday deal season, especially considering this is the brand’s latest and greatest. While none of the prices we are seeing in the New Year sale compete with those offers, there are still hundreds in savings up for grabs for folks who just weren’t ready to pull the trigger over the holidays last year. All things considered, it’s hard to say how long it will be before we see deals like that again anyway.

The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is now sitting at $300 off the list price – that’s within $100 of the all-time lows at Amazon, but again, if you missed out on those we are still looking at $300 in savings here.

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Amazon undercuts official Google New Year deal on Pixel Buds Pro 2 at nearly 30% off

As we detailed this morning, Google has dropped some additional New Year deals on the Google Pixel 10 lineup to join the ongoing Pixel Watch 4offer. Much like its wearables, these deals also include some even lower prices on its flagship Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 starting from$165 shipped at Amazon.

Currently on sale at $179 directly from Google, Amazon is actually undercutting the official New Year deal on the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 in Hazel down at $165.04 shipped. Regularly $229, this is nearly 30% off the list price and down at the lowest we can find – this is also matching our post-Black Friday offer and the best price of the last couple months on this model. 

For the record, Amazon’s price on the rest of the colors are either matching or just a touch below the official deal.

We did see a particularly wild offer on the grayish-blue Moonstone colorway for Black Friday last year, but this deal on the Hazel is even lower than the $169 we were tracking back in November. Previous to that, there was a single Prime Day offer that had them down a touch lower than this at Amazon, but beyond that you’re looking at one of the best deals ever on the dark, nearly black set.

Google’s more affordable 2025 Pixel Buds 2a w/ ANC and gemini access still nearly 25% off

New Year Nothing wireless earbuds deals up to 44% off with models from just $20

While we are still tracking some notable deals on Pixel Buds Pro 2 and Pixel Buds 2a at the Amazon low, folks looking for a more unique and potentially fashion-forward solution will want to take a look at the Nothing Ear deals floating around on Amazon right now. We are tracking options starting from under $20 on its CMF models and discounts starting at$59 on the Nothing Ear variants, including up to 44% off the original set.

Nothing earbud and headphone New Year deals:

While the Nothing Headphone (1) over-ears and the Ear (Open) sets aren’t down quite as low as they were over the Black Friday deal season, there is some serious value to be had elsewhere in today’s deals.

I still think the original Nothing Ear delivers one of the more compelling physical designs and while I would lean towards the newer sets these days, scoring a set of the originals at 44% off is a pretty serious deal. Now available down at $89 in both color options, this is matching the lowest price we have ever tracked on Amazon, landing on par with the Black Friday offers from the end of 2025.

Pixel Watch 4 at up to $100 off now live via Amazon again

Save $570 on Lenovo’s RTX 5060 Legion 7i OLED gaming laptop while it’s down to $1,300 today

Alongside its now live Outlet event, Best Buy is offering Lenovo’s Legion 7i RTX 5060 gaming laptop for $1,299.99 shipped. This is regularly a $1,870 gaming notebook which is now seeing a $570 discount. The RTX 5070 variant of this notebook saw a massive $710 discount last month during the holiday sale, but this is the first time we’re seeing this RTX 5060-powered notebook drop with a $500 discount. This is the lowest price we have tracked for this laptop, and you can learn more about it below.

This Legion gaming laptop is powered by Intel’s Core Ultra 7 255HX processor paired with 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. The graphics are handled by NVIDIA’s RTX 5060, a 50-series GPU with 8GB of VRAM, capable of handling modern games smoothly while supporting DLSS and advanced upscaling technologies. The system is rounded out by a 16-inch WQXGA OLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate and sub-1ms response time, along with HDMI 2.1, five USB ports, Wi-Fi 7 connectivity, an RGB keyboard, and more.

Be sure to check out Woot’s updated gaming sale as well while you’re here to catch more discount peripherals. We’re tracking some solid deals on Razer keyboard, headset, and more, and the prices for items included in the sale start as low as just $5.

Anker debuts tiny new 45W iPhone Nano charger with Smart Display, 180-degree foldable prong, more [Launch deal]

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

Amazon debuts new Ember Artline lifestyle TV with magnetic frames and Omnisense presence tech

LG’s new ultra-thin 9mm W6 Wallpaper TV goes wireless at CES 2026

CES 2026: Baseus unveils new desktop dock with onboard Qi2 25W MagSafe pad, more

CES 2026: Twelve South debuts new leather-clad charging Valet tray to stow your EDC at home

LG’s new CLOiD bot rolls around your house, talks to you, makes dinner, and does your laundry

Govee unveils new smart sky light with ‘true-to-life illumination indoors’ at CES 2026

8BitDo’s ‘officially supported by Apple’ FlipPad is a flip-style gamepad for mobile gaming

LEGO officially teases a ‘whole new dimension of play’ coming to CES 2026

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