Zac Kew-Denniss / Android Authority
The Prime Day event is nearing its conclusion, and surprising discounts on premium Android phones have surfaced. Three flagship models have seen their prices dip even lower as the sale approaches its end.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is now priced at $919.99, reflecting a remarkable $380 reduction from its standard price. This is a significant decrease for one of Samsung’s top devices and is actually $30 lower than its initial price at the beginning of Prime Day.
Similarly, the Google Pixel 10 Pro has also dropped further in price. Originally marked down to $699, it now stands at $684, leading to a total savings of $316 on Google’s latest flagship. This price makes it a compelling option if you’re looking for a high-end Android phone without hitting the $1,000 threshold.
If you prefer larger screens, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is available as well. Its price was reduced to $1,499.99 on Tuesday, but is currently listed at $1,469.99, offering a $530 discount on this foldable flagship. While it still represents a considerable investment, the price is notably less than usual for foldable devices.
These price changes are corroborated by Amazon’s price history, confirming that all three phones started at record lows during Prime Day and have continued to decline.
However, there are two crucial points to consider. First, the timing is tight; these deals are set to expire in about nine hours, making it imperative to act fast if you wish to take advantage of these prices before Prime Day concludes. Secondly, an Amazon Prime membership is necessary to access these deals, though those without one might consider starting a complimentary 30-day trial.
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