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Deals: Galaxy S26 Ultra $455 off brand new, TCL Android tab at $150, docks, magnetic chargers, more

Alongside $455 price drop on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (could disappear at any minute). We also have 2026 TCL TAB 10 Gen 4 Android Tablet down at $150 , launch deals on the new smart display-equipped Baseus Spacemate RD1 docks at up to 35% off , Anker’s 2026 Prime 25W 3-in-1 Foldable magnetic charger at 35% off, and UGREEN’s all-new 10,000mAh Smart Display power bank at the $60 low . Check it all…

Deals: Galaxy S26 Ultra $455 off brand new, TCL Android tab at $150, docks, magnetic chargers, more

Samsung is offering a significant discount on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, reducing the price by $455. This deal is quickly disappearing, so those interested should act fast. Additionally, TCL is selling a 2026 Android tablet for $150, which is a 25% discount from its regular price of $200. There are also deals on smart display-equipped docks from Baseus, with the RD1 Mini costing $109.99 and the RD1 Plus priced at $169.99.

Anker and UGREEN are offering 35% discounts on their magnetic chargers and a smart display power bank, respectively. Amazon is providing a FREE $200 gift card with purchases of the new Galaxy Tab S12 models and is offering the 256GB Galaxy S26 Ultra at $945 shipped, which is $455 off its usual price.

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