Deals: Z Fold 8 $300 off + FREE Galaxy Buds On, Google Fitbit Edge from $126, LG B6 OLED $1,000 off, more

Deals: Z Fold 8 $300 off + FREE Galaxy Buds On, Google Fitbit Edge from $126, LG B6 OLED $1,000 off, more

The Best Buy Week 2 early Black Friday deals are now live and we are still tracking a new all-time low on the Google Home Speaker that now sits alongside some of the first chances to save on Google Fitbit Edge from $126. Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined, however, by Samsung offering Galaxy Z Fold 8 at $300 off with a FREE set of new Galaxy Buds On ($530 off), as well as the ongoing $450 price drop on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and LG’s most affordable 65-inch 2026 OLED TV at $1,000 off. Head below for a closer look at the details. Best Buy Week 2 early Black Friday deals now live: Up to 50% off OLED TVs, appliances up to $1,200 off, Headphones, more Google Home Speaker hits all-time low in early Black Friday sale at 20% off, more Nest smart home deals Google Home Speaker Jade $80 (Reg. $100) Google Home Speaker Berry $80 (Reg. $100) Google Home Speaker Hazel $80 (Reg. $100) Google Home Speaker Porcelain $80 (Reg. $100) All-new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 UWB tracker now available for purchase from $25 each The all-new Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 tracker is now live and available for purchase. You’ll find the single 1-pack listing live at $30 and the 4-pack at $99.99 – both are now live at Amazon and the official Samsung site. 1-Pack Galaxy SmartTag 3 $30 | Amazon and Samsung 4-Pack Galaxy SmartTag 3 $100 | Amazon and Samsung Samsung also has a range of case and loop accessories now live for its new tracker: Galaxy SmartTag3 Silicone Case $20 Galaxy SmartTag3 Keyring Case $17 Galaxy SmartTag3 Loop Case $15 Galaxy SmartTag3 Clip Case $13 Galaxy SmartTag3 Loop Case 4 Pack $55 Galaxy SmartTag3 Silicone Case 4 Pack $70 And even more… Samsung Black Friday deal: Galaxy Z Fold 8 now $300 off w/ FREE set of new Galaxy Buds On ($530 off) This year’s Samsung Black Friday sale on the official site is now live through November 30. Among hundreds in savings on a sizable collection of Galaxy gear, TVs, appliances, and more, one of the highlight deals has to be Galaxy Z Fold 8 at $300 off with a regularly $230 set of its brand new Galaxy Buds On for FREE. While Amazon’s deal on the latest Galaxy Z Fold 8 has jumped up in price now, and we do expect it to drop back down as we move closer to Black Friday 2026, the official Samsung site is offering a straight up $300 off all configurations from the entry 256GB right up to the 1TB model, and on all colorways. This is the same $300 price drop we featured last week, but with the release of the new Galaxy Buds On open earbuds, you can now leverage the bonus store credit with purchase of the phone to score the new buds for FREE – simply add them to your order on the Fold 8 listing page as seen below: Galaxy Z Fold 8 256GB $1,600 (Reg. $1,900) Plus NEW Galaxy Buds On for FREE (Reg. $230) Galaxy Z Fold 8 512GB $1,800 (Reg. $2,100) Plus NEW Galaxy Buds On for FREE (Reg. $230) Galaxy Z Fold 8 1TB $2,200 (Reg. $2,500) Plus NEW Galaxy Buds On for FREE (Reg. $230) As you can see above, once you have configured your phone, choose the “No, Get $300 Samsung Instant Savings” in eh trade-in section, and then scroll down to the “Start building healthy habits with Galaxy.” From here you can add the new $230 buds to your order for FREE. Giant $450 price drops hit Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in brand new condition While Samsung is delivering the latest Galaxy Z Fold 8 at a sizable $300 off right now (be sure to scope out the bundle deals you’ll find directly on Samsung right now too), it is also now offering a massive $450 off 2026 Galaxy S26 Ultra in brand new condition – this includes both the 256GB and 512GB models. Amazon is now offering the flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra at some of the best prices in months with a solid $450 in savings on various colorways of both the following storage tiers – there have been some one-off color options for slightly less over the few months, but these deals are by and large marking the return of Prime Day prices here today as the early Black Friday events go live: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB $950 (Reg. $1,400) Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB $1,150 (Reg. $1,600) Some of the first deals on new Google Fitbit Edge now live from $126 (Best Buy open-box) While we still have all-time low pricing on the Google Home Speaker, and Amazon is still delivering some extended $100 price drops on the latest Pixel Watch 5, we are tracking some of the first chances to save on the new Google Fitbit Edge today courtesy off Best Buy’s “excellent” condition open-box listings – deals are now live on the Obsidian and Fog model. Still up at the full $179 on Amazon where it has yet to see any cash deals since release back in October, these Best Buy offers are among the very first chances to save on the new Edge since launch: Open-box Google Fitbit Edge Obsidian $126 (Reg. $179 new) Open-box Google Fitbit Edge Fog $126 (Reg. $179 new) The prices above deliver Best Buy’s top quality “excellent” condition open-box units at the lowest prices we have tracked yet from a reputable source. Check out our hands-on review right here for more details. If you are, perhaps, looking towards a more full-featured Google smartwatch experience, you’re going to have spend the extra cash on an actual Pixel Watch. Most of the latest series 5 models are fortunately still down at Amazon lows right now as part of the early Black Friday offerings (it looked as though these deals were going to end yesterday, but most of them are still live at Amazon as of the time writing): 41mm Pixel Watch 5 $300 (Reg. $400) 45mm Pixel Watch 5 $330 (Reg. $430) 41mm Pixel Watch 5 LTE $400 (Reg. $500) 45mm Pixel Watch 5 LTE $430 (Reg. $530) 45mm Pixel Watch 5 LTE Steph Curry Edition $480 (Reg. $580) LG’s most affordable 65-inch 2026 OLED TV just hit the Amazon low at $1,000 off There’s nothing quite like an LG C or G series OLED TV upgrade if you ask me, but the B series line is more than capable enough for most folks and comes in at a much more affordable price. Plus, Amazon just knocked $1,000 off the 65-inch 2026 model to deliver the lowest price we have tracked there. Amazon is now offering the 2026 model 65-inch LG Class LG OLED AI B6 4K Smart TV down at $999.99 shipped. This one launched earlier this year at $2,000 and is now 50% off to deliver a new Amazon all-time low, and right before the release of Grand Theft Auto VI no less. While it has been selling for closer to $1,200 and $1,300 over the last few months at Amazon and elsewhere, we are, nonetheless, looking at a new Amazon low, and a price coming in at a whole lot lower than it was at launch. This one is still fetching full price on the official LG site and, while it is on sale at Best Buy in its Week 2 early Black Friday event, you will pay $200 more there right now. It’s not quite as high-end an offering as the C6 or the G6 for sure, but it is likely more than good enough for most gamers and home theater setups – all but the most hardcore TV pros will be perfectly happy with this OLED in my opinion. First deal on NVIDIA RTX Spark Copilot+ PC: Save a whopping $1,300 on Lenovo’s Yoga 9n 3K OLED touchscreen 2-in-1 Alongside its now-live Week 2 early Black Friday deals, Best Buy is serving up the very first chance to save on an all-new NVIDIA Spark-powered Copilot+ PC. You can score the new Lenovo Yoga 9n 2-in-1 3K OLED touchscreen Copilot+ PC for $2,949.99 shipped. That’s a whopping $1,300 off the $4,250 price this particular config with 64GB memory and 1TB SSD is fetching directly at Lenovo right now. This is the first deal we’re tracking on an RTX Spark-powered Copilot+ PC, and it’s a notable one considering it’s going $150 less than the 32GB/1TB variant itself. Head below for more details. Lenovo’s Yoga 9n 2-in-1 is one of the newest RTX Spark-powered Copilot+ PCs out right now, pairing NVIDIA’s 20-core RTX Spark N1X chip with 64GB of unified memory and a 1TB SSD. That chip also packs a 6,144-core Blackwell RTX GPU, giving the machine enough power to tackle demanding creator workloads, local AI tasks, and even some gaming with support for CUDA, DLSS, and ray tracing. The hardware is just as premium elsewhere, with a 16-inch 3K OLED touchscreen that folds all the way around for tablet and tent modes. The panel runs at up to 120Hz, supports pen input, and gets plenty bright for HDR content, and this notebook also has a fairly sleek aluminum chassis with all the essential ports. Best Buy’s early Black Friday Deals of the Day offers also include two other touchscreen Windows laptops starting from just $420 today. We’ve highlighted those more affordable options below as well to check out if you’d rather not spend close to $3,000 on a new machine. HP OmniBook 3 16-inch 2K touchscreen laptop with Ryzen 5 40/8GB/256GB $420 (Reg. $780) Dell 15-inch 2K touchscreen laptop with AMD Ryzen 7/16GB/512GB $880 (Reg. $1,100) Best Buy early Black Friday Deals of the Day: Windows touchscreen laptops from $420, flash drive, power bank, and more Amazon Ring early Black Friday deals are now live from $40: Smart Doorbell 4K $100 off, more The early Black Friday Ring deals are flying now, with the most affordable 2026 Ring Battery Doorbell 2K down at just $40 and now, the latest Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro at a seriously notable $100 off. We are looking at the return of the lowest prices ever on a series of Amazon’s latest Ring products here – you can get more details and closer look down below. While only the Deep Silver variant is catching the early Black Friday pricing here today, you can now score the Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro down at $149.99 shipped. Regularly $250, this is $100 or 40% off the list price and a match for the lowest price we have ever tracked on Amazon. This is, in fact, only the second time we have seen this model down at a price this low. It dropped to $180 during the summer Prime Day event and the same $150 during the massive fall sale. This model features the brand’s 4K Retinal video, up to 10x Enhanced Zoom and “complete head-to-toe visibility,” Live View & Two-Way Talk with Audio+, and 3D Motion Detection that “pinpoints motion on your property so you’ll receive more precise alerts.” If you don’t, however, require the 4K, you can score the latest 2K model at just $40 and browse through more of the brand’s smart indoor and outdoor camera solutions below: Ring Doorbells Ring Battery Doorbell 2K, Matte Mocha: $40 (Reg. $100) Ring Battery Doorbell 2K, Speckled White: $40 (Reg. $100) Ring Battery Doorbell 2K, Speckled Gray: $40 (Reg. $100) Ring Battery Doorbell & Indoor Cam Bundle: $50 (Reg. $150) Ring Battery Doorbell 2K & Outdoor Cam 2K Bundle: $70 (Reg. $200) Ring Battery Doorbell 4K Pro, Deep Silver: $200 (Reg. $250) Amazon’s massive 2026 Haul-iday deals event now live: Over a million items at $5 or much less Amazon has now officially announced and launched its 2026 Haul-iday deals event. Amazon Haul is now delivering over “10 million products” across fashion, beauty, home, electronics, and holiday decor categories with deals starting from just $0.11. Popular new Airfly Drive CarPlay and Android Auto wireless adapter delivering as soon as this week Twelve South Airfly Drive (Black) $40 | Nov. 14 Twelve South Airfly Drive (White) $40 | Nov. 10 Today’s accessories and charging deals: Samsung’s 4TB 990 EVO Plus SSD just plunged 61% to hit one of its lowest prices at $650 (Reg. $1,050) Lexar just launched the ‘world’s thinnest’ portable SSD: Insane new 3.8mm Muse now up for pre-order Shure MV7+ and SM7 up to $70 off: Rare deals now live on some of the best podcasting/streaming mics you can buy New burgundy Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones return to all-time low at $80 off Sony revives iconic ’80s style with new wired MDR-3R USB-C Retro Headphones at $60 Latest Blink Mini 2K+ Smart Cam drops to just $16 in early Black Friday sale (60% off) Beats 10-ft. 240W Braided USB-C cable hits $13 all-time low (56% off) – perfect stocking stuffer Twelve South launches new 65W Cablesnap Retractable USB-C Travel Charger Still live: Amazon’s all-new 2026 Fire TV Stick 4K just hit its best price ever at $25 (58% off) Just after catching the first deal on its brand new Alexa Android Tablet 8, Amazon has also dropped the price even lower on its new 2026 Fire TV Stick 4K. It debuted the all-new model about a month ago with a solid 50% launch discount, but you can now score one for even less at $25 – that’s 58% off and the lowest price we have tracked yet. Amazon is now offering its new 2026 Fire TV Stick 4K down at $24.99 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35. Carrying a $60 list price, this is a sizable 58% discount and the lowest price we have tracked yet. NEW Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K: $25 (Reg. $60) Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Select: $22 (Reg. $50) Amazon Fire TV Stick HD: $20 (Reg. $40) Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, Wi-Fi 6: $40 (Reg. $70) Amazon Fire TV Cube, 4K Ultra HD, Wi-Fi 6E: $110 (Reg. $200) As mentioned above, the new Fire TV Stick 4K debuted with a special 50% launch discount in late September of this year, but Amazon has now dropped the price even lower as part of the early Black Friday festivities. While there is, of course, a chance we see things drop even lower closer to Black Friday proper, Amazon does tend to serve up deals on its in-house tech well ahead of the sale and often times at the actual Black Friday price – today’s $25 deal is the price we were targeting for Black Friday this year on this model. Alongside the inclusion of the all-new Fire TV Remote with the new metal Home Button, the latest Fire TV Stick features a slimmer form factor, quad-core 1.7 GHz processor, Wi-Fi 6, 2160p at up to 60 frames per second, and a a Direct Power feature “that lets customers power the device using a TV’s USB port with the included cable.” Check out Logitech’s slick-new MX Master 4 Creator Edition mouse – Now up for pre-order again Home Depot Black Friday 2026 tool sale starts today: Up to $200 off, FREE gift with purchase, more FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.

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