Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by a chance to land brand-new unlocked Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra up to $340 off or with or Galaxy Watch 9/Ultra 2 bundles at $370 off. We also have Find Hub-ready Moto Tag 2 live again down at $20 (or $17.50 each in the 4-pack bundle), TCL’s 2026 Google AI TVs hitting all-time lows at up to $800 off ahead of GTA VI release, TCL Android tablets own as low as $150, and even more down below.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra up to $340 off today, or Galaxy Watch 9/Ultra 2 bundles $370 off
The official Samsung site is now offering $200 off all Galaxy S26 Ultra configs as of this morning and as much as $170 off the new Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 when bundled with the phone. However, we also wanted to point out this 256GB config at Amazon that is now nearly $340 off as well.
Again, all colors and configs are $200 off straight from Samsung right now, but this one 256GB model is down at $961 shipped via Amazon in brand-new, unlocked condition. That’s $339 off the regular $1,300 list price and well below the price you’ll pay at Samsung:
- Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB from $961 (Reg. $1,300)
The rest of the configurations are at the same $200 off via Amazon as they are directly from Samsung, but is worth noting the bundle deals you’ll find on the official site.
Samsung is offering $100 off on top of the as much as $70 bundle savings on its new watches when you add them to the same cart as the S26 Ultra – this stacks with the straight up $200 discount on the phone itself. This can knock up to $170 off the new Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 – simply head over to the S26 Ultra page, configure your phone and scroll down to the “Start building healthy habits with Galaxy” section to add the watch to your order:
Latest Find Hub-ready Moto Tag 2 with UWB down as low as $17.50 each at Amazon
We we detailed previously, Motorola has debuted its new Moto Tag 2 stateside and after going out of stock, both the single listing and the 4-pack are now available at Amazon with a discount. You’ll find the single down at the same $20 launch price we have seen direct since release, and now there is a 4-pack down at $69.99 shipped from the regular $100 list price at Amazon – $17.50 each.
As mentioned above, the $19.99 launch deal on the single listing is now back in stock at Amazon and readily available on the official site, but you’ll also find a 4-pack on Amazon that delivers an even better per-Tag price down at $69.99 shipped – that’s $17.50 a pop.
- Moto Tag 2 $20 (Reg. $30)
- Moto Tag 2 4-pack $70 (Reg. $100)
The 4-pack found directly on the Motorola site is selling for $100 – you do get two colors though.
Among the few Android Find Hub trackers out there sporting Ultra Wideband tech (alongside the new Google Pixel Tag set to drop this fall), the Moto Tag 2 is also among some of the more compelling options for Android users, not to mention coming in at lower prices than most with the ongoing launch deals.
Some highlights include the “600+ days of battery life,” a dedicated ringer button to help find your phone, “immersion in up to 1.5 meters of fresh water for up to 30 minutes,” and it comes “powered by Ultra-Wideband technology and Google’s Find Hub.”
Prep for return to Vice City: TCL’s 2026 Google AI TVs hit all-time lows at up to $800 off ahead of GTA VI release
We are now tracking some new all-time lows on the 2026 TCL QM7L Google AI Smart TVs via Amazon. You’re looking at up to $800 off these upper mid-range solutions with 144Hz refresh rates and Google Gemini integrations.
The model that really caught our eye is the 85-incher that has now dropped down to $1,697.99 shipped. This one debuted earlier this year at $2,500 and is now a solid $800+ off the list price to deliver Amazon all-time low pricing.
This is the best deal we have tracked on this model since launch and slightly undercutting the deal price over at Best Buy.
You’re looking at a 2026 SQD-Mini LED smart TV with a 144Hz and built-in Google Assistant powered by Gemini AI:
That native 144Hz refresh sits alongside TCL’s “blistering fast 288 VRR,” Game Bar, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro designed to “deliver smoother motion, lower latency, and a more responsive, immersive gaming experience,” ahead of this fall’s release of the much a anticipated GTA VI.
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Alienware’s speedy 320Hz 25-inch gaming monitor just hit a new all-time low at $200
We just spotted a deal at Amazon that drops Alienware’s AW2525HM 25-inch FHD 320Hz gaming monitor down to $199.99 shipped. This is one of the more affordable displays in Alienware’s lineup, having launched last year with a $250 price tag. We’ve seen it dip to around $230 a few times since then, but today’s deal takes a full $50 off and marks a new best price to beat. At $200, this value-packed monitor is now even easier on your wallet and is also one of the most affordable Alienware displays you can get your hands on right now. Head below for more details.
The Alienware AW2525HM is a 24.5-inch gaming monitor that sports an FHD Fast IPS panel with a 320Hz refresh rate, making it a great option for competitive shooters and other fast-paced games. It also gets a 0.5ms response time, along with NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility, AMD FreeSync Premium, and VESA AdaptiveSync support to help keep gameplay smooth at high frame rates. The smaller 24.5-inch size also makes it a good fit for esports-style setups where you want the entire screen within your field of view. Connectivity includes DisplayPort 1.4 for the full 320Hz refresh rate, alongside dual HDMI ports and a small USB hub for peripherals. Alienware also gives you a fully adjustable stand with height, tilt, swivel, and pivot controls, making it easier to dial in the position for longer gaming sessions.
If you don’t mind splurging on a bigger and more immersive display for your battlestation, Samsung’s massive 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 curved gaming monitor is down to $1,260 right now. That’s a huge $840 off its $2,100 usual going rate and the lowest price we’ve tracked for it to date.
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Today’s accessories and charging deals:
- Chipolo’s latest Google Find Hub Loop item trackers hit Amazon all-time lows, more from $17 each
- Satechi’s translucent 4-in-1 USB-C mobile hub with 4K HDMI drops to $38
- This ultra-thin UGREEN wallet tracker works with iPhone and Android, and it’s down to just $20 today (All-time low)
- Twelve South’s AirFly Pro Wireless Audio Transmitter drops to $40 at Amazon (Black or white)
Latest wireless Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro hits Amazon all-time low at nearly 30% off (Wired model also on sale)
As part of its late summer deals on a range of Fire tablets, Fire TVs, and Blink smart home gear, Amazon is also now delivering its best price ever on the latest wireless Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro and bringing back Prime Day all-time low pricing on the wired model, both at nearly 30% off the list price.
- Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro $180 (Reg. $250)
- Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro $180 (Reg. $250)
While the brand has since released a more affordable Ring Peephole Cam 2K at $100, today we are featuring some particularly notable deals on its latest Pro-grade 4K models.
The Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro is now back down at the Prime Day all-time low for the first time since the late June sale event. This is, in fact, only the second time we have ever tracked this model dropping under $200.
The wireless Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro is now seeing its very first price drop and a subsequent all-time low down at the same $180.
As seen above, both models carry a $250 list price and are now just shy of 30% off for the best deals we can find, and the lowest price we have seen to date.
Both largely the same, boasting up to 10x Enhanced Zoom, night vision, and Retinal 4K with wide-angle video to keep a closer eye on your porch, the wireless model features a Quick Release Ultra Battery Pack for re-charging and an arguably easier installation process (no wiring required), while the Wired model delivers “nonstop power for nonstop protection.”
Scope out our launch coverage from last September for more details.
Anker’s new SmartTrack Find My wallet card for iOS or Android drops to $25 Amazon all-time low
Anker recently released a brand new SmartTrack Find My Card for you wallet – its first to support both Apple’s tracking platform and Google Find Hub – and it has now dropped to a new Amazon all-time low at $25 Prime shipped.
Anker’s official EufyHome shop on Amazon is now offering the new SmartTrack Card E40 for iOS or Android down at $24.99 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35.
It first landed on Amazon at $35 last month and after a light $5 price drop hit later that month, it is now seeing its first notable price drop to deliver a new Amazon all-time low.
You’re looking at nearly 30% off here and a price on par with some of the better deals we have tracked on comparable wallet tracker cards this year.
I’m personally a big fan of the Nomad Tracking Cards – they start at $35 and go up to $45 for the Pro model with 16 months of battery life before it needs a recharge – but no matter which you go with, I think everyone should have one of these things in their wallet or card carrier. I never leave the house without one.
The latest SmartTrack Card E40 from the Anker brand delivers on all of the most important features, including the wireless charging, while also working on either Apple’s Find My platform or Google Find Hub. It measures out at 1.7 mm in thickness and rings out at up to 80 dB to help track it down when you’re nearby – it, of course, loads right up into the Find My and Find Hub apps as well to see its location on the map.
TCL’s TAB 10 Gen 4 Android Tablet drops to $150 at Amazon, NXTPAPER models from $160
We are still tracking a number of deals on TCL NXTPAPER Android tabs from last week, but we also just an even more affordable option with the TCL TAB 10 Gen 4 Android Tablet falling down to $150 at Amazon.
For those interested in the 11-inch NXTPAPER models, here’s how the deal pricing shakes out to kick off another work week on those:
- NXTPAPER 11 Gen 2 Android Tablet 64GB $160 (Reg. $230)
- NXTPAPER 11 Gen 2 Android Tablet 128GB $210 (Reg. $290)
- Incl. T-PEN Stylus and Flip Case
- NXTPAPER 11 Gen 2 Android Tablet 256GB $220 (Reg. $280)
- Or with T-PEN Stylus and Flip Case at $240 (Reg. $370)
While the 64GB NXTPAPER 11 Gen 2 Android Tablet is just $10 more, Amazon is now offering the 128GB TCL TAB 10 Gen 4 Android Tablet down at $149.98 shipped.
This model carries a regular list price at $200 via Amazon and is now seeing a solid $50 price drop to bring it down into what is, more or less, the most affordable price range for a proper Android tablet. This deal comes within $10 of the lowest price we have ever tracked on Amazon – we have only seen that $140 deal price once and that was during the late June Prime Day sale.
It’s certainly not some flagship Galaxy Tab or something, but when it comes to a casual tablet experience it is more than capable. Featuring a 10-inch IPS FHD display with a 1920×1200 resolution, it also lands with “TCL NXTVISION display enhancement and dual speakers with Sound Booster.” The metal design is complemented by Face Unlock, a 8MP rear camera, 5MP front camera for video chatting, “Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1, USB-C, and a 3.5mm headphone jack for daily needs.”
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