Weekly deals roundup: Save $250 on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, $300 on the Z Fold 8 Ultra, and more
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Another work week is coming to an end, which I personally think is a great thing. I can’t wait for my workday at the office to end so that I can return home and watch the latest episode of Silo. But since I have a few more hours left to, you know, show PhoneArena’s editors what a hard-working bee I am, I think the best way to do that is to round up the best mobile tech deals our elite bargain hunters have found during the last five days.
Yep! It’s Friday once again, and it’s time for PhoneArena’s Weekly Deals Roundup. Get yourself some popcorn, sink into that comfy chair that you still justify buying despite its eye-watering price tag, and let’s dive into this week’s best deals on phones, tablets, smartwatches, and headphones!
Samsung fans are equally spoiled for choice this week. The ultra-premium Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is enjoying a flat $200 price drop direct from Samsung, bringing it down to $1,099.99 with additional savings available if you have an eligible device to trade in.
Yep! It’s Friday once again, and it’s time for PhoneArena’s Weekly Deals Roundup. Get yourself some popcorn, sink into that comfy chair that you still justify buying despite its eye-watering price tag, and let’s dive into this week’s best deals on phones, tablets, smartwatches, and headphones!
Top 3 deals this week
Now is definitely a great time to be in the market for a Galaxy S26 Ultra. Samsung’s ultimate non-foldable powerhouse is currently available at a $250 price drop on Amazon, bringing this stylus-powered flagship down to under $1,050.
If you're looking for new Galaxy Buds to upgrade your listening experience, it doesn't get better than Woot's massive $95 discount on the international model of the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. Just keep in mind that the earphones don't ship with the standard one-year manufacturer's warranty; instead, they come with Woot's 90-day limited guarantee.
Tablet shoppers can score M4-level performance without paying Pro prices thanks to a $100 markdown on the 11-inch M4 iPad Air. This lets you grab the 128GB model in Space Gray for less than $650, which is a bargain price for all the value this tablet brings to the table.
Tablet shoppers can score M4-level performance without paying Pro prices thanks to a $100 markdown on the 11-inch M4 iPad Air. This lets you grab the 128GB model in Space Gray for less than $650, which is a bargain price for all the value this tablet brings to the table.
Check out these great phone deals as well
There are quite a few incredible phone deals this week. You can grab the 256GB Galaxy S26+ in Black for under $900 after a $200 discount or opt for the compact Galaxy S26 for under $775 thanks to a $125 markdown. You can even score a sweet deal on the all-new Galaxy S26 FE. While the phone isn't on sale per se, Amazon lets you bundle it with a free $200 gift card.
Meanwhile, foldable fans can snag the ultra-premium Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra at a killer $300 discount or go for the equally impressive Galaxy Z Flip 8, which combines all-day battery life and a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor for $150 less.
Budget-conscious buyers, on the other hand, can save $80 on the Moto G (2026) on Amazon. Over at Motorola's official store, you can score the Moto G Stylus (2025) for just $349.99 following an instant $50 discount. You can shave off up to an extra $100 with an eligible trade-in. To top it all off, Motorola is sweetening the deal by tossing in a free pair of earbuds and a Moto Tag tracker.
Budget-conscious buyers, on the other hand, can save $80 on the Moto G (2026) on Amazon. Over at Motorola's official store, you can score the Moto G Stylus (2025) for just $349.99 following an instant $50 discount. You can shave off up to an extra $100 with an eligible trade-in. To top it all off, Motorola is sweetening the deal by tossing in a free pair of earbuds and a Moto Tag tracker.
Why not upgrade your tablet game while you're at it?
As with every week, we've found some pretty generous tablet deals worth taking advantage of. You can get the 11-inch M4 iPad Air with 128GB of storage in Space Gray for under $650 thanks to a sweet $100 discount, making it an ideal choice for anyone wanting near-Pro power without the steep price tag.
If you do want the absolute best Apple has to offer in the tablet game, the 13-inch iPad Pro M5 with 512GB of storage is currently down by $149. Meanwhile, casual users and budget shoppers can snatch up the 11-inch iPad (A16) for under $400 after a neat $50 discount.
Samsung fans are equally spoiled for choice this week. The ultra-premium Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is enjoying a flat $200 price drop direct from Samsung, bringing it down to $1,099.99 with additional savings available if you have an eligible device to trade in.
Amazon, on the other hand, has the 512GB Galaxy Tab S11 on sale for $200 off, letting you score top-shelf performance under the $1,000 mark. But if you're on a budget, Samsung has knocked $70 off the Galaxy Tab S10 Lite, bringing it down to just $329.99 with no trade-in required.
Score big with these top smartwatch deals
This week's smartwatch deals are equally impressive. The Garmin Fenix 8 with a scratch-resistant sapphire lens is enjoying a massive $250 price cut, which drops it below $850. If you want a bright AMOLED screen complemented by 18-day battery life, the 45mm Garmin Instinct 3 in Black is slashed by $151 and can be yours for under $300.
On the other hand, if something more stylish is on your radar, the feature-packed Venu 4 is now selling for under $500 with a $50 discount, while budget-minded buyers can score the sleek Vivoactive 5 at a 37% discount, bringing its 11-day battery life under $190.
Samsung fans can save big too. Over at Woot, you can snag the Titanium Gray Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) for an unbeatable $389.99, saving you a bonkers $260 off complete with a full one-year manufacturer warranty. The official Samsung store is offering $100 in instant store credit toward accessories when you grab the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 with no trade-in, or you can trade in an eligible old device to slash up to $250 off instead.
Samsung fans can save big too. Over at Woot, you can snag the Titanium Gray Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) for an unbeatable $389.99, saving you a bonkers $260 off complete with a full one-year manufacturer warranty. The official Samsung store is offering $100 in instant store credit toward accessories when you grab the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 with no trade-in, or you can trade in an eligible old device to slash up to $250 off instead.
Don't miss out on these generous headphone deals, too!
If you want to upgrade your listening experience, you can score the flagship Sony WH-1000XM6 for under $399 on Amazon courtesy of a $62 markdown, giving you class-leading ANC, 30-hour battery life, and stellar audio performance for less. Apple fans looking for lavish headphones can grab the AirPods Max 2 in Blue for under $450 after a generous $100 markdown.
We also found a sweet deal that lets you save $50 on the high-end Bose QuietComfort Ultra (2nd Gen) in Black. Or if you don't want to overspend, you can score a 27% markdown on the Nothing Headphone (1) with 80-hour battery life and treat yourself to them for under $220.
On the earbuds side of the fence, Apple's feature-packed AirPods Pro 3 are currently down by 20% on Amazon, dipping below the $200 mark. Meanwhile, the international model of the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro is slashed by $95 at Woot, allowing you to grab a pair for just $154.99.
We also found a sweet deal that lets you save $50 on the high-end Bose QuietComfort Ultra (2nd Gen) in Black. Or if you don't want to overspend, you can score a 27% markdown on the Nothing Headphone (1) with 80-hour battery life and treat yourself to them for under $220.
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