Deals: Galaxy S26 Ultra up to $395 off, Z Fold 7 $520 off at Amazon, Google TV Streamer 4K, Anker chargers, more

Justin Kahn | Apr 7 2026 - 8:39 am PT

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by a chance to land a giant deal on Galaxy S26 Ultra at up to $395 off (Best Buy open-box) alongside $520 off unlocked 512GB Galaxy Z Fold 7 at Amazon. We also have the return of Google’s latest TV Streamer 4K back down at the $80 Big Spring Sale price, as well as up to 40% off Fire tablets and Echo speakers for the kids and a bunch of Anker charging including its 240W 8-in-1 Prime charging station. Head below for a closer look at today’s best.

Score a giant deal on Galaxy S26 Ultra today at up to $395 off (Best Buy open-box)

This week Samsung and just about all major retailers have slashed the prices across the latest Galaxy S26 lineup. The entry S26 and S26+ are $100 off while the S26 Ultra is now $200 off the list price. We have the details for you on those offers below alongside a chance to save as much as $395 off the Ultra courtesy of Best Buy open-box units.

Directly over on the Samsung site you’ll now find the S26 lineup at up to $200 off in unlocked, brand new condition with no strings attached. There are still some chances to save even more than that with trades, but we are looking at the best straight up cash discounts since release otherwise:

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra $200 off all colors/storage options
Or up to $720 off with trade-ins
Samsung Galaxy S26+ $100 off all colors/storage options
Or up to $480 off with trade-ins
Samsung Galaxy S26 $100 off all colors/stora
Or up to $380 off with trade-ins

These cash discounts are also live at Amazon on the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra, much like they are over at Best Buy today.

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However, we did spot a particularly notable deals on “excellent” condition open-box units at Best Buy as well – the Galaxy S26 Ultra is as much as $395 off right now. The open-box price varies depending on the color/storage option here, but we have dropped some highlight offers below – all of them are well below the new prices though:

Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB Sky Blue $986 (Reg. $1,300 new)
Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB White $1,105 (Reg. $1,500 new)
Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB Black $1,196 (Reg. $1,500 new)
Galaxy S26 Ultra 1TB Black $1,472 (Reg. $1,800 new)

More details on Best Buy “excellent” open-box units:

Geek Squad Verified
Works and looks like new. Restored to factory settings.
Includes all parts and accessories. Packaging may vary or be absent.
1-year warranty

Samsung now offering first cash deals across entire S26 lineup: S26 Ultra $200 off, $720 off with trade, more

Amazon offering giant $520 off unlocked 512GB Galaxy Z Fold 7 today

Google’s latest TV Streamer 4K is back down at the $80 Big Spring Sale price

While we spotted the Porcelain colorway falling back to the Big Spring Sale price previously, Amazon has now dropped the Hazel model Google TV Streamer 4K back down to $79.99 shipped as well.

Amazon is now offering the Google TV Streamer 4K at $79.99 shipped, including both the Porcelain and Hazel colorways, as mentioned above. Regularly $100, this is 20% off the going rate, the best price we can find in brand new condition from a reputable source, and on par with the Big Spring Sale deals we featured at the end of March.

Much like we detailed previously, this might seem like a light discount at 20%, but these things very rarely sell for any less than this. Deals were relatively hard to come by at all in the first several months on market, but we did start to catch a number of discounts starting in mid 2025 on the Porcelain with the Hazel variant shortly thereafter in the fall. Today’s deals are within $5 of the lowest prices we have tracked on Amazon.

For those unfamiliar, this is Google’s latest streamer, complete with a redesigned look and the next-gen remote for voice control over your content, a range of smart home devices, and to summon virtual assistance. The faster processor housed inside comes along with 32GB of storage as well as support for Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, and 4K resolutions.