Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by loads of Star Wars Day 2026 deals – the giant Amazon sale is now live, LEGO promotions, collectible discounts, and more. But in a galaxy a little closer to home, we also have unlocked Google Pixel 10 and 10 Pro/XL models up to $300 off, the Pixel 10a back to all-time low, and open-box 10 Pro/XL offers up to $456 off. Samsung’s 2026 Galaxy A37 5G hit a new all-time low today at $400, while Hisense’s new 180Hz UR9 RGB MiniLED Smart Google TVs are up to $2,000 off at Best Buy. Head below for a closer look.

Star Wars Day 2026 deals: Giant Amazon sale now live, LEGO, collectibles, more
Star Wars Day 2026 deals: Giant Amazon sale now live, LEGO, collectibles, more
Amazon has now kicked off a giant May the 4th sale of its own, loaded with everything from merch and apparel through to LEGO sets, toys, collectibles, bed sheets, Funko Pop! collectibles, The Black Series replica helmets and Lightsabers, and much more. You can browse through the entire sale right here and scope out everything else right here.

Unlocked Google Pixel 10 and 10 Pro/XL up to $300 off at Amazon today, Pixel 10a back to all-time low
The Google Pixel 10 Amazon deals are back folks. After just about every model in the latest Pixel series 10 lineup jumped back up in price in late April, this morning Amazon is serving up hundreds of savings on brand new, unlocked units on all models: Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, 10 Pro Fold, and even a return Amazon all-time low on the Pixel 10a at $449. Scope it out below.
Joining the Pixel 10a landing back at the best price we have tracked on Amazon to date, today’s sale event includes just about every single configuration in the lineup. There are, however, some colors on select models sitting down a touch lower than others and even some undercutting last month’s spring deals – the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 512GB, for example, is now even lower in the Obsidian color with a straight up $300 slashed from the list price.
- Google Pixel 10a 128GB $449 (Reg. $499)
- Google Pixel 10a 256GB $549 (Reg. $599)
- Google Pixel 10 128GB from $599 (Reg. $799)
- Google Pixel 10 256GB from $699 (Reg. $899)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro 128GB $749 (Reg. $999)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro 256GB from $849 (Reg. $1,099)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro 512GB from $969 (Reg. $1,220)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 256GB $949 (Reg. $1,199)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 512GB from $1,019 (Reg. $1,320)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 256GB from $1,499 ($300 off)
- Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 512GB from $1,619 ($300 off)
There are also a couple options here that aren’t down quite as low as last month, like the Google Pixel 10 128GB and the Google Pixel 10 Pro 512GB (within $20), but we are by and large seeing April spring sale price matches across the board here. The official Google Store, for the record, is not offering any cash deals on these phones right now.
There are also some Google Pixel Watch 4 deals landing this morning too:
- 41mm Google Pixel Watch 4 $310 (Reg. $350)
- 45mm Google Pixel Watch 4 $360 (Reg. $400)
- 41mm Google Pixel Watch 4 LTE $390 (Reg. $450)
- 45mm Google Pixel Watch 4 LTE $440 (Reg. $500)

Pixel 10 deals now live again, but these open-box 10 Pro/XL offers are up to $456 off

Samsung’s 2026 Galaxy A37 5G phone hits all-time low today at $400
Last month Samsung debuted its new affordable mid-range Galaxy A37 smartphone to the U.S. market and today we are tracking the first straight up cash up cash deal both directly from Samsung and at Amazon – it is now starting down at $400.
Samsung is now offering the 128GB Galaxy A37 5G down at $399.99 shipped and the 256GB model is seeing the same $50 price drop down to $489.99 shipped:
- Galaxy A37 5G 128GB $400 (Reg. $450)
- Galaxy A37 5G 256GB $490 (Reg. $540)
Both of these deals are also live over at Amazon on all three color options to deliver the lowest price we have tracked there since release.
There were a few notable launch deals on this model early last month with Samsung offering a FREE case or 30% off some Galaxy Buds and Amazon throwing in a FREE $50 gift card. Today’s deals are, however, the first straight up cash discounts and, in terms of value, on par with the launch offers.
The mid-range A37 lands as one of the most affordable current-generation Galaxy phones you can buy. Featuring a triple camera array (50MP, 5MP macro, and a 8MP ultrawide shooter) and 6 years of Android updates, you can get a complete rundown of what to expect over at 9to5Google.

Hisense’s new 180Hz UR9 RGB MiniLED Smart Google TVs are up to $2,000 off at Best Buy
The new Hisense UR9 RGB mini-LED Google Smart TVs are seeing some giant discounts at Best Buy right now. While the brand is perhaps best known as being a more affordable option, Best Buy is now offering its more premium 2026 RGB mini-LED models at up to $2,000 off the list prices.
- Hisense 65-inch UR9 RGB MiniLED Smart Google TV $2,000 (Reg. $3,500)
- Hisense 75-inch UR9 RGB MiniLED Smart Google TV $3,000 (Reg. $5,000)
- Hisense 75-inch UR9 RGB MiniLED Smart Google TV $4,000 (Reg. $6,000)
***Note: All three include “Free services [that] make it easy to upgrade” to your new RGB LED TV:
While still quite an investment, we are talking about some giant discounts on Hisense’s brand new higher-end RGB MiniLED models here. As far as we can tell, Amazon doesn’t carry this model in any official capacity, leaving these deals as the best we have tracked to date.
While not directly comparable, Samsung’s new 65-inch 2026 Micro RGB TVs start at $2,100 for the lower-tier model and $3,200 on the R95H – the gigantic 115-inch model will run you cool $30,000.
Today’s accessories and charging deals:
- Drop this DOCKCASE 2-in-1 USB-C SD card reader in your tech bin while it’s just $12 today
- Don’t miss Lexar’s 2,000MB/s 2TB ARMOR 700 SSD while it’s down to its lowest since price hike at 52% off
- Wildly low price hits Amazon’s Thunderbolt 4 dock for Mac with dual 4K displays and 10 ports at $35 (88% off)
- This compact Anker GaNPrime 65W 5-in-1 Charging Power Strip with USB-C is just $27 today

Save a massive $500 on Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra right now before prices go up
You can save over $500 on the Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra at Best Buy right now in both the Silver and Gray colorways. Pricing on the latest Galaxy Tabs have gone up and we have been scouring the interwebs over the last week or so to uncover the best deals before the official price hikes hit the major retailers. These S11 Ultra deals are some of the best remaining offers on the flagship lineup.
As of right now, you will still find cash discounts at well below the deal pricing at Samsung courtesy of Amazon on the base Galaxy Tab S11 – these are brand new condition units at up to $240 off.
Amazon, however, does not carry the 14-inch S11 Ultra, leaving Best Buy with, not only the best deals right now, but some seriously compelling “excellent” condition open-box offers.
Here are the S11 Ultra deals in brand new condition:
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 256GB $1,050 (Reg. $1,300)
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 512GB $1,250 (Reg. $1,500)
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 1TB $1,550 (Reg. $1,900)
And here are the S11 Ultra offers in “excellent” open-box condition:
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 256GB silver $793 (Reg. $1,300 new)
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 256GB gray $795 (Reg. $1,300 new)
- Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 1TB $1,413 (Reg. $1,900 new)
The 1TB model above has gone up in price since yesterday, but those two 256GB options are still at some seriously notable prices – we are talking over $500 off the new list prices here and there’s no telling how much longer Best Buy will be dishing up discounts like this now that the new MSRPs have taken hold.

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