The Best Samsung Tech Deals for October Prime Day
Amazon's October Prime Day sale, officially called Prime Big Deal Days, runs October 6 and 7, but discounts on Samsung devices are already live ahead of it, with discounts spanning Galaxy phones and LTE smartwatches, OLED and Neo QLED TVs, curved Odyssey gaming monitors, and Q-Series soundbars. Some of the biggest cuts take as much as $700 off a TV, while several monitors—including the 37-inch Odyssey G7 gaming monitor at $479.99—have dropped to record-low prices, according to price trackers. For a closer look at its performance and battery life, check out this PCMag review.For a bigger upgrade, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in Sky Blue is $1,154, down nearly $246 from $1,399.99.
- ▪Amazon's October Prime Day sale, officially called Prime Big Deal Days, runs October 6 and 7, but discounts on Samsung devices are already live ahead of it, with discounts spanning Galaxy phones and LTE smartwatches, OLED and Neo QLED TVs,
- ▪Some of the biggest cuts take as much as $700 off a TV, while several monitors—including the 37-inch Odyssey G7 gaming monitor at $479.99—have dropped to record-low prices, according to price trackers.
- ▪For a closer look at its performance and battery life, check out this PCMag review.For a bigger upgrade, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in Sky Blue is $1,154, down nearly $246 from $1,399.99.
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Amazon's October Prime Day sale, officially called Prime Big Deal Days, runs October 6 and 7, but discounts on Samsung devices are already live ahead of it, with discounts spanning Galaxy phones and LTE smartwatches, OLED and Neo QLED TVs, curved Odyssey gaming monitors, and Q-Series soundbars. Some of the biggest cuts take as much as $700 off a TV, while several monitors—including the 37-inch Odyssey G7 gaming monitor at $479.99—have dropped to record-low prices, according to price trackers.
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