Deals: Galaxy S25 Ultra $300 Off, First Deal On 2025 Motorola Razr Ultra, LG C4 OLED TV Amazon Low, More
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Today’s best deals are now ready to roll starting off with a straight up $300 in savings on unlocked Galaxy S25 Ultra handsets for today only. We also spotted the companion Galaxy SmartTag 2 item tracker back down at the $15.50 Amazon low as well as a new Amazon all-time low on the latest 2025 Motorola Razr Ultra with $130 in savings and some of the best Amazon prices to date on the beloved LG evo C4 OLED smart TVs at up to $1,900 off the launch prices. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

Most affordable unlocked Galaxy S25 Ultra is $300 off for today only at Best Buy
While Amazon and the official Samsung site have largely dominated the Galaxy S25 Ultra deal offers thus far, the Best Buy Deals of the Day are stepping in today with a notable $300 price drop. You can use code SAMSUNG200 directly on the Samsung site to knock $200 off with no trade required and still take advantage of the deep deals you can score on Galaxy add-on gear, but as far as straight up cash deals go, Best Buy has lower prices today. Details below.
As part of its Deals of the Day, Best Buy is now offering $300 cash deals on the latest unlocked Galaxy S25 Ultra in all of the colors it offers. Regularly starting at $1,300, and currently on sale for $1,100 from Samsung, Best Buy’s deals are starting off at $999.99 shipped today in all four of the standard color options – you’ll need to go straight to Samsung for the exclusive color models.
- 256GB Galaxy S25 Ultra $1,000 ($300 off)
- 512GB Galaxy S25 Ultra $1,120 ($300 off)
You will find select color options matched over at Amazon today, but at the time of writing only one of the 256GB models is seeing the full $300 price drop. Today’s deals are on par with our previous mention on the most affordable S25 Ultra, delivering one of the best straight up cash deals we have tracked since the pre-order phase several months ago on the least pricey configuration in the lineup.
More of the best Samsung deals on tap this week:
- Samsung knocks up to $350 off Galaxy Book5 Copilot+ PCs w/ deals from $1,100
- Samsung’s 2TB 7,450MB/s 990 Pro SSD hits lowest price of the year at $150
- Samsung’s 160MB/s EVO Select microSD cards now start from $13 low, 1TB model for $60
- All of the details on the three new 2025 Samsung Smart Monitors + score $100 off and a $300 store credit

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 item tracker returns to Amazon low today at $15.50 Prime shipped
Amazon has now brought the white Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 item tracker back down to the lowest price we have tracked there. These official Galaxy item locators carry a $29 list price and you can now score one down at $15.50 with free shippingfor Prime members or in orders over $35 for the lowest price we can find from a reputable retailer.
While they have mostly been sitting at between $20 at $30 over the last year on Amazon, today’s offer marks a return to the lowest we have tracked there to date – this is also on par with our previous mention from early April.
There have been notable deals on the 4-packs that bring the per-tracker spend down by a few bucks, but as far as the singles go, it really doesn’t get much better than $15 at Amazon.
You will find some notable and newer Android-focused trackers out there from brands like Pebblebee and Chipolo, but the official Samsung first-party solution remains a compelling option for folks rocking Galaxy handsets and the like. They work nicely with the new latest S25 lineup, delivering ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity, up to 500 days of battery life, a water- and dust-resistant steel, and the expected device tracking via the SmartThings Find App.

Brand new Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 delivers ‘near-perfect’ hardware and it just hit the Amazon low at $130 off
While we weren’t happy with the increased price tag on the latest Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 edition, Amazon is now delivering the first major price drop for die-hard fans of the Moto flippers. You’ll now find the base 512GB model starting down at $1,169.99 shipped from the usual $1,300 list price to deliver the best post-launch price we have tracked and a new Amazon all-time low.
Today’s deal knocks $130 off the list price on the new 2025 Razr Ultra for the lowest price we have tracked at Amazon to date. This still doesn’t bring it back down to the price of last year’s model, and it is still a relatively pricey endeavor, but we wanted to make sure folks that were looking to land one didn’t pay the full list directly from Moto.
While there are certainly some downfalls to the latest 2025 release, as we detailed in our hands-on review right here, we also said it is “truly as good as a flip phone can get.” The price is well, a thing, but the hardware has been enhanced to near-perfection in our opinion and Motorola has made strides towards better battery life and camera performance here. The $1,300 list isn’t great, but early adopters can at least lessen the blow today with the new Amazon low.
Dive into our hands-on review for a complete rundown of the new Motorola Razr Ultra 2025.

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Game room-ready LG evo C4 OLED smart TVs hit new Amazon lows from $700 (Up to $1,900 off launch prices)
Just after seeing as much as $700 in savings on the new C5 OLED smart TVs from LG, today we spotted a particularly notable Amazon all-time low on the still more than compelling 2024 model. Originally launched at $1,500, you can now land the modest 42-inch LG evo C4 Series Smart TV down at $699.99 shipped. This is a new Amazon low and nearly $600 under the deal price we are tracking on the comparable 2025 model.
A notable option for the game room, smaller home theater setup, or a bedroom, you’re looking at one of the most sought-after displays we have featured around here over the last year or so down at the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon to date.
While the new C5 models are now out on the wild and on sale, I for one still believe is saving some cash on previous-generation models when it comes to smart TVs. While there’s nothing like a brand new current-gen model, I’m just not the type to really notice the difference (or care) and we are indeed talking about what was one of the best OLED displays on the market not more than 6 months ago now.
Features include the 4K (2160p) resolution, OLED panel, Dolby Vision, HDR 10, and a 120Hz refresh rate, as well as built-in Alexa voice commands, Apple’s AirPlay 2 casting, VRR, four HDMI 2.1 inputs, and gaming-ready G-SYNC Compatible (NVIDIA Adaptive Sync) and FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync) tech.
While the price on the 42-inch model is the real highlight, here’s how pricing shakes out across the C4 lineup for folks looking to save a buck on last year’s model:
- 42-inch LG Class OLED evo C4 Series $700 (Orig. $1,500)
- 48-inch LG Class OLED evo C4 Series $900 (Orig. $1,600)
- 55-inch LG Class OLED evo C4 Series $1,297 (Orig. $2,000)
- 65-inch LG Class OLED evo C4 Series $1,497 (Orig. $2,700)
- 77-inch LG Class OLED evo C4 Series $1,800 (Orig. $3,700)
And for those interested in the new 2025 model, all of the details you need on the deals we spotted yesterday are waiting right here.
- 42-inch LG C5 AI OLED TV $1,297 (Reg. $1,400)
- 48-inch LG C5 AI OLED TV $1,397 (Reg. $1,600)
- 55-inch LG C5 AI OLED TV $1,597 (Reg. $1,800)
- 65-inch LG C5 AI OLED TV $2,080 (Reg. $2,700)
- 77-inch LG C5 AI OLED TV $2,997 (Reg. $3,700)

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Today’s accessories and charging deals:
- Samsung’s 180MB/s 1TB PRO Plus microSD card + adapter combo just hit a new all-time low at $70
- Samsung’s originally $210 2TB 990 EVO NVMe Gen 4 SSD just hit a new all-time low at $110
- Save up to $290 on Amazon’s eero Pro 6E mesh Wi-Fi system while it’s starting from $160
- Logitech’s G PRO Wireless Shroud Edition gaming mouse is down to its lowest price at $60
- Samsung’s 2TB 7,450MB/s 990 Pro SSD hits lowest price of the year at $150
- Keychron Woot sale now live with up to 63% off aluminum and hot-swap keyboards, deals from just $27
- A titanium build headlines this anywhere MagSafe mount, grab two for $9.50 each (30% off)
- Keep devices topped off and your car free of loose cables with this LISEN 57W retractable USB-C charger at $12
- Google’s official Pixel 9 Pro XL Case just hit the Amazon all-time low at $15.50 (55% off)

Now even lower: Unlocked Google Pixel 9 Pro XL just dropped another $50 off with deals from $849 ($250 off)
We were (and still are to some degree) tracking some notable price drops across the latest Google Pixel 9 lineup for Father’s Day, but today the 9 Pro XL model has dropped even lower. You’ll now find the Obsidian Black variant an additional $50 under the Father’s Day price we tracked straight from Google and elsewhere with deals starting from $849 on unlocked units at Amazon. Details below.
Regularly $1,099 for the entry 128GB model and $1,199 for the 256GB, both configs have now dropped an additional $50 to $849 and $949 shipped. This is $250 off the list prices and $50 better than the deals we had been tracking over the last week or more.
- 128GB Google Pixel 9 Pro XL $849 (Reg. $1,099)
- 256GB Google Pixel 9 Pro XL $949 (Reg. $1,199)
These deals at Amazon are being ushered in by way of the Best Buy Deals of the Day – while not always the case, this typically means these $250 price drops at Amazon will likely only stick around for today only.
And while we are talking Google Pixel deals, be sure to scope out the ongoing Best Buy refurb deal on the latest Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 at $120 off as well as the rare price drop on the Google TV Streamer 4K – all of the details you need on this deal are waiting right here.

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Amazon now offering major 50% price drop on its latest wireless Ring Battery Doorbell at $50
Just after officially announcing this year July Prime Day event dates and launching some preview deals, Amazon is now offering the Ring Battery Doorbell down at $49.99 shipped for its Prime members. You’re looking at the latest model that carries a $100 list price at 50% off the going rate to land at $5 under our previous mention.
While it’s impossible to say for sure, considering this is on par with the lowest prices we have tracked this year for this model, and the fact that it’s now $10 under the official Black Friday offer last year, there is a chance this is indeed this year’s Prime Day price.
There is also a chance we see it drop for less come next month’s festivities, but we often times see Amazon put its in-house tech on sale well ahead of the main event and, even if it does go for less, it almost certainly won’t be by much – it is already 50% off after all.
You’re looking at the latest model wireless Ring doorbell. While not the pro variant with all of the latest bells and whistles, I might argue this one has just about everything your average homeowner will actually use on a regular basis.
It will beam live video feeds of what’s happening outside your door to your smart devices with “66% more vertical coverage” by way of its “Head-to-Toe Video” feature. This model also includes two-way talk, and Alexa integrations – hear “custom notifications from Echo Dot, launch video with Echo Show, and enjoy hands-free home monitoring with select Alexa-enabled devices.”
Everything else you need to know awaits in our launch coverage here and be sure to browse through the early Prime Day preview offers right here.

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