Shoppers save big on foldables and OLED sets as fall sales deepen
Major retailers offer record low prices on Google and Samsung phones, LG TVs, and smart home gear ahead of the holiday season.
By Amelia Clarke ·

Amazon has reduced the price of the Pixel Watch 5 to its lowest point ever, marking the start of a broad wave of discounts on consumer electronics. The 41 millimeter LTE model in Satin Pyrite now costs 399.99 dollars. This price is twenty dollars lower than the rate offered during the recent Prime Day event. Buyers can also find the Olive variant with a Satin Pyrite case for one hundred dollars less at the same retailer. Best Buy lists the Polished Silver version in open-box condition for one hundred fifty dollars off its standard cost.
Foldable smartphones are seeing their steepest cuts of the year. Best Buy sells the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold in Obsidian with 256 gigabytes of storage for 1,480.99 dollars. This open-box unit is nearly four hundred twenty dollars below the regular list price. Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 is also heavily discounted at the same store. The Graphite model is over four hundred dollars cheaper, while the 512 gigabyte version drops by up to five hundred eighty dollars. These offers provide a lower cost of entry for users wanting to switch to the latest folding hardware.
Tablet and television deals are equally significant. The Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 with 8 gigabytes of RAM and 128 gigabytes of storage is at an all-time low of 256.49 dollars. Shoppers must apply a promo code at checkout to secure this 36 percent reduction from the usual four hundred dollar price. The device includes a 12.1 inch display and a nine speaker JBL system. A 256 gigabyte version is available on Amazon for 269.99 dollars. Meanwhile, the LG 55 inch OLED evo AI C6 4K Smart TV is at its lowest price on Amazon for 999.99 dollars, a full one thousand dollars below its launch cost this year.
The timing of these TV sales aligns with the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI and the remake of Zelda Ocarina of Time. Larger 65 inch and 77 inch models are also discounted, often with free controllers or prepaid cards included. In the smart home category, Amazon lists the new Ring 2K doorbells for 44.99 dollars. This is a drop of up to 55 percent from regular prices for both wired and battery powered versions. The price is only five dollars above the previous record low. The Ring Peephole Cam 2K is also down to 60 dollars from its usual one hundred dollar price.
Streaming and computing hardware round out the sale events. The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is back at its all-time low of 29.99 dollars. This represents a fifty percent discount from the sixty dollar list price. The slimmer device can run directly from a TV’s USB port and promises faster content delivery than rival products. Best Buy offers the Lenovo Chromebook Plus for 379 dollars, a forty percent reduction. This 15.3 inch touchscreen 2-in-1 runs on an Intel N355 processor. Anker accessories are also marked down, with the Prime 25W charger at 99.73 dollars and the Nano 10-in-1 hub at 79.99 dollars.
These widespread price cuts across major categories provide significant savings for consumers this week. The combination of deep discounts on flagship devices and entry level smart home tools reflects a strong push to boost sales before the holiday shopping period begins. Retailers are competing aggressively to capture market share in the tech sector.
Source: 9to5Google





