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Deals: Pixel Watch 4, Pixel Buds from $99, Nest Doorbell 3rd Gen $139, Xbox Ally handheld $110 off, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn  | Dec 8 2025 - 8:48 am PT
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Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is a big one, especially if you missed out on some key Black Friday deals – many of them have now returned. More specifically, you’ll now find Pixel Watch 4 back down at the lowest prices we have tracked alongside hundreds in savings on Pixel 10 devices and the return of all-time lows on Pixel 9a starting from $349. Those deals also join Google latest Pixel Buds from $99 as well as the 2025 Nest Doorbell 3rd Gen at $139. Just be sure to also scope out the latest Xbox Ally gaming handheld down to the new all-time low at $110 off alongside everything else you’ll find below. 

Pixel Watch 4 now back down at Black Friday pricing from $300 shipped

Unlike some of the Pixel 10 Black Friday deals, the first discounts we spotted for this year’s big shopping bonanza on Pixel Watch 4 didn’t last nearly as long. While there are some notable deals on Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 9a still live (or making a return today), Amazon is also bringing back the holiday pricing on select Pixel Watch 4 configurations from $299.99 as of this morning as well. 

You’ll now find the 41mm model back down at $299.99 and the 45mm at $349.99 shipped. Regularly $350 and $400, respectively, you’re looking at $50 price drops here and the return of all-time low pricing.

All colors and configs of the more affordable base Wi-Fi model dropped $50 this year for Black Friday to deliver the first chance at straight up cash savings, while the more pricey LTE variants were $100 off. The former is back and ready to roll right now, but the latter is not – the LTE models are not down as low as they were last week.

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Google holiday deals drop Pixel 9a to $350, up to $300 off Pixel 10 models, more

As we highlighted over the weekend, Google has now effectively extended its Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals once again as part of a new holiday event. This has, of course, prompted Amazon to do much of the same, with Pixel Watch 4 back at Black Friday pricing, alongside a collection of notable discounts on the latest Pixel 9a from $350 and Pixel 10 devices.

As you might know from our Black Friday coverage, just about every single Pixel 10, 10 Pro/XL, and 10 Pro Fold configuration hit new all-time lows. While the 10 Pro Fold models that are now $300 off, as well as the base Pixel 10, aren’t priced quite as low as they once were, there are still hundreds in savings up for grabs across the lineup this morning:

Google Pixel 10

Google Pixel 10 Pro/XL

Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold

Google Pixel 9a

Google Pixel 9a is, perhaps, one of the most notable deals that has returned for this week. We have only seen it with the $150 discount we have right now a couple of times before today, delivering the most affordable point of entry into the current-generation Google Pixel lineup this holiday season:

Google’s 2025 Pixel Buds 2a drop back to Black Friday all-time low, Buds Pro 2 $60 off

Amazon undercuts official Google holiday pricing on new Nest Doorbell 3rd Gen at $139

Google launched a fresh holiday sale this weekend to give folks another shot at some notable savings on some of the latest Pixel gear – those offers are detailed for you right here. But we also wanted to shine some light on its latest Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, 3rd Gen). While the new Nest Cam deals have come and gone, its 2025 Nest Doorbell is currently starting at its lowest price on Amazon right now.

Amazon is offering the Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, 3rd Gen) down at $139 shipped. That might not seem like a giant deal compared to the $180 list price, but we are talking about nearly 25% off and the lowest we have tracked since release in brand new condition.

Best Buy also has a number of big-time tech deals running this week, but it’s not offering a price as good as Amazon is right now on the new Nest Doorbell – both Best Buy and the official Google Store have the new doorbells down at $150 right now.

Our launch coverage over a 9to5Google details the all-new 2025 Nest gear completely, but we will touch on some highlights of the new doorbell while we are at it. Alongside the improved 2K visuals here you’ll also land the expanded 166-degree field-of-view on top of some enhanced AI features in the form of Familiar Faces and Gemini search/help:

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You can still get Galaxy Watch 8 under the tree at up to $150 off, deals from $172

Latest Xbox Ally gaming handheld hits new all-time low for holidays at $110 off, plus FREE 3-month Xbox Game Pass Premium

We just spotted a deal at Amazon that drops the new Xbox Ally handheld to $489.99 shipped. This is the base model from Microsoft’s latest portable Xbox lineup, which launched at $600 only a few months ago, and today’s $110 price cut marks the lowest price we’ve tracked for it to date. It comes in $10 under the previous all-time low we saw briefly at Best Buy during its Black Friday sale. It’s not often that a new, Xbox-branded gaming console sees such a steep discount this early, so you might want to jump on this offer if you’ve been eyeing a new handheld for the holidays. Amazon’s listing also includes 3 months of Game Pass Premium for free, making this an even better deal overall. Head below for more details.

The Xbox ROG Ally is the entry-level model that’s geared towards casual gamers. Xbox says it’s capable enough to handle the games without any issues, thanks to AMD’s Ryzen Z2 chip with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. This particular model, just like the more expensive Xbox Ally X, comes with a 7-inch FHD 16:9 IPS touchscreen panel with support for up to 120Hz refresh rate with VRR and 500 nits brightness. It has the same overall form-factor as the Xbox Ally X model, and some of its highlights include an all-white chassis, Xbox-inspired controls, a microSD card slot for additional storage, and more.

The Xbox Ally handheld was one of our standout picks in this year’s PC gaming holiday gift guide, making this deal an easy recommendation. If you’re on the hunt for more ideas, be sure to browse the full guide to see what else you can snag for the holidays.

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet 11 with keyboard and pen costs less than an iPad Magic Keyboard today at $280 ($120 off)

Save $400 today on Samsung’s 2025 32-inch Odyssey OLED G8 4K 240Hz gaming monitor while it’s down to $900 low

We just spotted a deal at Samsung that drops its 32-inch Odyssey OLED G8 4K 240Hz gaming monitor down to $899.99 shipped. This display hit the scene earlier this year carrying a $1,300 price tag. It dropped to $950 last month as part of the brand’s Black Friday sale event, but today’s deal delivers an additional $50 discount to mark a new best price to beat. This deal is matched at Amazon today, where you’ll also find its 27-inch variant down at $834.99 shipped. Head below for more details.

This 32-inch Samsung monitor features a 4K QD-OLED panel with a blazing-fast 240Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms response time. It’s VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certified and supports AMD FreeSync Premium for smooth, tear-free gaming. One of its biggest highlights is Samsung’s OLED Safeguard+ system, which is a proprietary dynamic cooling setup that uses “the industry-first Pulsating Heat Pipe” to improve heat dissipation and help prevent burn-in. Other noteworthy features here include support for the Auto Source Switch+, a bundled height-adjustable stand, and a good selection of ports to get you two HDMI 2.1, a DisplayPort 1.4, two USB-A, a USB Type-B, and a 3.5mm audio connection.

Another Samsung Odyssey monitor deal worth considering today gets you the 27-inch G90XF 3D model for $900. It sports a 4K panel with 165Hz refresh rate support, and it’s down from its usual price of $2,000.

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