Deals: Pixel 10 from just over $500 (up to $600 off), Galaxy Tab S11, early Amazon Prime Day discounts, more

Justin Kahn | Jun 5 2026 - 8:31 am PT

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by a chance to score a regularly $799 Pixel 10 from just over $500 today alongside Pro models at up to $600 off. We also have Samsung’s entry Galaxy Tab S11 down at just over $600 and one of the best RTX 5070 Ti gaming PC deals at $551 off. Be sure to scope out the early Amazon Prime Day deals and more details on all of this month’s upcoming summer sale events right here. Head below for a closer look.

Score a regularly $799 Pixel 10 unlocked from just over $500 today, Pro models up to $600 off

Amazon has seriously extended the up to $300 in savings on brand new, unlocked condition Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold models ever since we transitioned from the Memorial Day sales into early June. These deals are still live, but we are also tracking some notable open-box offers that drop the prices down even lower.

Alongside some ongoing open-box offers below in “excellent” condition courtesy of Best Buy on the Pixel 10 Pro models, we are also wanted to highlight the deals on the base Pixel 10 128GB and 256GB. While, naturally, the deals are not as deep as the more pricey configs, we are still talking about a chance to land a current-generation unlocked Pixel 10 at just over $500 here and up to an additional $80 in savings over the current new deals:

Open-box Google Pixel 10 128GB Obsidian $515 (Reg. $799 new)
Open-box Google Pixel 10 128GB Indigo $509 (Reg. $799 new)
Open-box Google Pixel 10 256GB Obsidian $622 (Reg. $899 new)

For those looking towards the 10 Pro models and 10 Pro Fold, here’s a refresher on the best of those open-box deals:

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Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 256GB Moonstone $1,184 ($1,700 new)
Google Pixel 10 Pro 128GB Obsidian $584 ($999 new)
Google Pixel 10 Pro 256GB Obsidian $679 ($999 new)
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 256GB Obsidian $740 ($1,199 new)
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 512GB Obsidian $983 ($1,319 new)

And finally, here’s a look at the current new unit deal pricing for comparison:

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)

Google’s latest Nest Cam Indoor just hit the $70 Amazon all-time low, or open-box from $52 (47% off)

You can land the latest Google Nest Cam Outdoor at up to 47% off today

Samsung’s entry Galaxy Tab S11 now costs $900, but you can score one for just over $600

The cost of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S11 has gone up significantly with the new $900 price of entry now landing not only on the official Samsung site, but also on Amazon – the 128GB base model is now a whopping $900. However, Best Buy’s “excellent” condition open-box units remain some of the best ways to get a deal and you can now score one at just over $600.

The base model Galaxy Tab S11 now carries a $900 list price and, just as predicted, that new, higher MSRP is starting to carry over to Amazon. While there was a time when this machine carried an $800 list and some deals that dropped it down much lower, those days are seemingly long gone now.

If you’re looking to land the most affordable current-generation Galaxy Tab from the flagship lineup, Best Buy’s “excellent” condition listing down at $616.99 shipped is easily one of the best deals around. While not quite $300 off the list, and not the best price we have tracked historically, we are looking at a solid $283 off in a climate where most of the deals straight fro m Samsung have just brought it back down to what was full price a few months ago.

This is an “excellent” condition unit – the “Good” and “Fair” units sell for even less, of course – that Best Buy says works and looks like new while also including “all parts and accessories.”