Alongside some deep ongoing deals on Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 at up to $380 off, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by the first deal on Nothing CMF Buds Neo with ANC at just $21 and a return all-time low the Nothing CMF Clip Pro, as well as Headphone (a) at 30% off. From there, we move over to the PC deals with a giant $1,051 off this Alienware 16-inch OLED gaming laptop for GeForce Week and Lenovo’s 2026 2K touchscreen IdeaPad Slim Copilot+ PC hitting a new all-time low at $620 off, not to mention new all-time lows on the latest Ring Doorbell 4K Pro models at $100 off in the now live early fall Prime Day sale. Check it out below.
Upgrade to Galaxy Z Fold 8 at up to $380 off, Buds 4 Pro for $25, more
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 remains the king of Android foldables for many folks, and if you’re still looking to upgrade there are some notable cash discounts up for grabs. The Amazon all-time low pricing at $250 off is still live alongside some bundle deals at Samsung, but we are also now seeing the return of notable open-box offers courtesy of Best Buy at up to $380+ off. Details below.
As mentioned, folks looking to score the new Galaxy Z Fold 8 in brand new condition will find those deals below – $250 off at Amazon or $250 off at Samsung with some additional bundle offers (Buds for $25, up to $270 off the new Galaxy Watches, and more).
Galaxy Z Fold 8 deals at Best Buy
However, for the lowest possible out of pocket price from a reputable source, the Best Buy “excellent” condition open-box offers are very much worth a look:
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 256GB Graphite $1,518 (Reg. $1,900 new)
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 256GB Cream$1,518 (Reg. $1,900 new)
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 256GB Lavender $1,518 (Reg. $1,900 new)
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 512GB Graphite $1,702 (Reg. $2,100 new)
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 512GB Cream $1,702 (Reg. $2,100 new)
- Open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 512GB Lavender $1,702 (Reg. $2,100 new)
Galaxy Z Fold 8 deals at Amazon
Galaxy Z Fold 8 deals at Samsung
To land the bundle deals at Samsung, on top of the straight up $250 cash discount, simply head over to the listing, configure your phone, select “No, Get $250 Samsung Instant Savings” in the trade-in section, and then scroll down and add either the buds or watch to your order.
New Nothing CMF Buds Neo with ANC hit way above the price of entry, now just $21
We are catching a number of notable Nothing deals this week, from the 2026 Headphone (a) at 30% off to return all-time lows on Nothing Ear (3a), and even price drops on Nothing Phone (4a) Pro. Those offers also also joined by the return of all-time low pricing on the new CMF Clip Pro open buds and we just spotted the first deal on Nothing’s new ultra-affordable CMF Buds Neo – you can land set at just over $21 Prime shipped right now.
Amazon is now offering the Nothing CMF Buds Neo starting down at $21.14 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35. This is the very first discount on what were already some of the best buds you can buy at the already super inexpensive price tag.
After getting a chance to test them out, we said the Buds Neo are much better than the $25 list price would suggest, and now they are even less.
Feature highlights include 52 hours of battery life (“11H of playback per earbud and up to 52H with the charging case” with ANC off, and 35dB Active Noise Cancelling. At under $25 from a brand like this, that’s already a ton of value.
Nothing’s new CMF Clip Pro open buds drop back to $79 low
We are catching an influx of discounts on Nothing gear this week, including the return low on Nothing Ear (3a) and a solid 30% price drop on Nothing’s 2026 Headphone (a). But you can now add the brand’s new CMF Clip Pro open-ear buds back down at all-time low pricing.
Amazon is now offering the new Nothing CMF Clip Pro down at $79 shipped in all three colors: Light Grey, Coral, and Dark Gray.
This is a regularly $99 pair of open buds seeing a solid 20% discount to mark a return to the lowest price we have tracked since release.
You’re looking at the same launch deal they landed at shortly after hitting Amazon, and now after jumping back up to full price a couple times, you’re getting another shot at it.
Featuring that clean and minimalist vibe with a touch of retro-modernism Nothing’s CMF brand has become known for, we are once getting there physical dial-style control on top of the charging case:
You can score the higher-end Nothing Ear (Open) down at $89 right now, but the Clip Pro trades out the hook-style for the namesake clip-on treatment at a lower price point:
Get a closer look at the details over 9to5Google.
Walmart just knocked a wild $1,051 off this Alienware 16-inch OLED gaming laptop for GeForce Week (All-time low)
As part of its ongoing GeForce Week sale event, Walmart is offering a pretty solid deal on an Alienware Aurora 16X OLED gaming laptop for $1,699 shipped. This particular configuration regularly goes for $2,750 and is still fetching that full price directly from Dell, so you’re looking at a massive $1,051 discount at Walmart right now. We’ve seen other Aurora 16X variants pick up some notable discounts in the past, but this is easily one of the steepest markdowns we’ve tracked on an Alienare gaming laptop in a while. At $1,699, it’s a much easier recommendation for folks looking to pick up a premium machine with an OLED display and newer hardware. Head below for more details and a closer look at the other offers from Walmart’s ongoing GeForce Week sale.
You’re looking at a pretty well-rounded 16-inch Alienware laptop here, pairing Intel’s Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus processor with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5060 GPU. This configuration also comes with 16GB of DDR5 memory and a 1TB SSD, giving you a solid setup for gaming, multitasking, and everyday use. One of the biggest highlights here is the 16-inch 2560 x 1600 OLED panel with a fast 240Hz refresh rate, which gives it a clear edge over the more basic IPS displays you’ll find on most gaming notebooks. Alienware also rounds out the package with an updated cooling system for better thermals, a backlit keyboard, and a solid selection of ports and connectivity options.
Other notable deals from Walmart’s GeForce Week sale
- MSI Vector 16-inch 144Hz gaming laptop with Core Ultra 7 255HX/RTX 5070 Ti/16GB/512GB $1,399 (Reg. $1,749)
- Alienware 15.3-inch 165Hz gaming laptop with Ryzen 5/RTX 4050/16GB/512GB $899 (Reg. $1,300)
- ASUS ROG Strix G16 16-inch 165Hz gaming laptop with RTX 5070/Ryzen 9 8940HX/16GB/1TB $1,599 (Reg. $2,000)
- Acer Nitro V 15.6-inch 165Hz gaming laptop with Core 5 210H/RTX 4050/16GB/512GB $899 (Reg. $1,300)
- Alienware 16-inch 240Hz OLED gaming laptop with Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus/RTX 5060/16GB/1TB $1,799 (Reg. $2,500)
- CyberPowerPC Gamer Master gaming desktop with Ryzen 5 8400F/RTX 5060/16GB/1TB $1,099 (Reg. $1,290)
- iBUYPOWER Element SE gaming PC with Ryzen 7 9700F/RTX 5060Ti/16GB/1TB $1,299 (Reg. $1,600)
- Acer Nitro 85 gaming desktop with Ryzen 7 8700F/RTX 5070 /16GB/1TB $1,449 (Reg. $1,900)
- And even more…
Early fall Prime Day Ring deals from $40: New all-time lows on latest 4K models at $100 off, more
The early Amazon fall Prime Day deals are landing on the Ring Wired Doorbell 4K Pro and the Battery wireless model, both of which have now dropped to new Amazon all-time lows at 40% off. Head below for a closer look and additional early Prime Big Deal Days offers on other models in the lineup from $40 shipped.
You’re looking at a pair of the latest 4K video smart doorbells from Ring, both carrying a $250 list price. Now $100 off, you’re saving 40% off here to deliver new Amazon all-time low prices – these models have never dropped below $180 previous to today’s early fall Prime offer.
While Amazon did kick-off its early fall Prime Day deals quite early ahead of the October 6 start date this year, it is clearly adding new deals to the early sale and some seriously good ones at that.
These two options are largely the same on the feature set side of things, save for your choice of a wired in solution or a completely wireless battery-powered option – the wireless model features a Quick Release Ultra Battery Pack for re-charging and a likely much easier installation process (no wiring required), while the Wired model delivers “nonstop power for nonstop protection.” Beyond that, both carry 10x Enhanced Zoom, night vision, and Retinal 4K with wide-angle video.
If the 4K video isn’t overly necessary for you, the latest Ring Battery Doorbell 2K is also seeing a deep deal as part of the sale, dropping from a $100 list price down to $39.99 shipped. This is a new all-time low at $10 under the summer Prime Day deal.
Today’s accessories and charging deals:
Score Google Pixel 10a from under $400 today
Alongside some ongoing deals on the new Pixelsnap Pixel 11 cases, and the new Googlebook pre-orders, we are also catching some deals this week on Google’s most affordable current-generation smartphone, the Pixel 10a. Amazon has brand new condition listings starting down at $424 and there are also some “excellent” condition open-box units at Best Buy for even less.
Amazon is now offering the 128GB Pixel 10a in all four colors down at $424 shipped. The upgraded 256GB model is going for $524, also in all four paint jobs.
- Google Pixel 10a, 128GB, Berry: $424 (Reg. $499)
- Google Pixel 10a, 128GB, Fog: $424 (Reg. $499)
- Google Pixel 10a, 128GB, Obsidian: $424 (Reg. $499)
- Google Pixel 10a, 128GB, Lavender: $424 (Reg. $499)
- Google Pixel 10a, 256GB, Berry: $524 (Reg. $599)
- Google Pixel 10a, 256GB, Lavender: $524 (Reg. $599)
- Google Pixel 10a, 256GB, Fog: $524 (Reg. $599)
- Google Pixel 10a, 256GB, Obsidian: $524 (Reg. $599)
As you can see above, there are deals across the entire lineup in brand new condition at Amazon with both the 128GB and 256GB models at $75 off the list price.
Outside of a Prime Day offer in late June that had select configs/colorways down at $100 off, this is on par with the best prices we have tracked on Amazon since release. The only time they sold for less was on a limited selection of color options.
Best Buy does have some “excellent” condition open-box units for less – the 128GB models are starting down at $389.99 shipped right now. That is perhaps not quite enough of a difference to warranty going open-box for some folks, but it is indeed a lower price.
New Beats 360 ANC headphones launch deals: Score 80% off modular Cushion Kits at $10
As we mentioned yesterday as part of a larger Beats sale, the Apple brand has now officially unleashed the new Beats 360 over-ear headphones with modular ear and headband cushions. Now available for purchase, we are also getting some Beats 360 launch deals in the form of limited-time discount pricing on the Beats 360 Cushion Kits – they are down at $9.99.
Beats 360 launch deal
The new Beats 360 headphones feature a modular system where users can replace and switch out the ear cushions and headband cushion. The headphones themselves, of course, come with a color-matched set, but there seven different color Beats 360 Cushion Kits you can pick up at a discount right now to mix and match your style or to just flip in a fresh set after a workout.
The Beats 360 Cushion Kit consists of a pair of ear cushions as well as a Headband cushion. They are available in six different Performance Knit styles and a pair of UltraPlush for a more classic Beats feel (sort of like a tumbled leather look).
The new Beats 360 take over as the flagship over-ears in the lineup, complete with up to “1.75x more noise cancellation” than Beats Studio Pro, personalized Spatial Audio with dynamic head tracking, a beam-forming mic system that filters out background noise when taking calls, and an IPX4 rating – Beats 360 are the brand’s first-ever sweat and water resistant over-ear headphones. They also feature Hey Siri support and Find My.
The fold-flat design also lands with much of the usuals from the brand, including compatibility with both Apple and Android devices, one-touch pairing, and controls on the back of each earcup – “a volume rocker, a multi-function button to control music and calls, a power button and a listening mode button.”
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