Deals: Google Pixel Tablet $200 Off, Chipolo Google Find My Device Trackers $14 Each, Android Controller $27, More

While the internet is largely focused on the full reveal of Nintendo Switch 2 today, we have some great deals to scope out as well. Firstly, you can score a 256GB Google Pixel Tablet today at $200 off – one of the best prices to date – as well as a 4-pack of Chipolo ONE Point Google Find My Device trackers at just $14 a pop. From there, we move over to the return of a massive 50% off Galaxy Watch Ultra with trade-ins, or $230 off without one, as well as a new all-time low on 8Bitdo’s Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller for Android at just $27 and a sweet $362 price drop on Lenovo’s touchscreen Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition Copilot+ PC. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

Land a 256GB Google Pixel Tablet today at $200 off the list price, now $300 (Reg. $500)

We have been tracking some major deals across the Google Pixel ecosystem over the last month or so, but we just spotted a Woot listing for the 256GB Google Pixel Tablet that undercuts all of them. This model dropped from the regular $599 list price to $359 at Amazon where it remains at the time of writing. Woot, on the other hand, is now offering this same tablet in brand new condition down at $299.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise).

Now clearly Woot is offering a much better price than Amazon (and everywhere else for that matter), undercutting the Amazon all-time low by $59. That said, there is one caveat to consider here…the warranty.

While the units at Woot are indeed brand-new – they are not refurbished – they only come with a 90-day Woot warranty as opposed to the standard 1-year you’ll get elsewhere. Whether or not the $59 in savings is worth it for you is to be considered, but a deal is a deal, and Woot’s is the lowest around.

Here’s how pricing shakes out at Amazon right now across the lineup for reference:

• Google Pixel Tablet 128GB $279 (Reg. $399)
• Google Pixel Tablet 256GB $359 (Reg. $499)
• Google Pixel Tablet 256GB $399 (Reg. up to $599)
  • With Speaker Dock

It’s no secret that the Google Pixel Tablet isn’t the newest Android tablet on the block, but it is still Google’s latest and one you can score with some serious deals right now. Delivering all of the usual tablet feature set – video chatting, web browsing, videos, social networking, and so on, it can also land as a sort display hub for your smart home gear, transforming its 11-inch screen into a window for your intelligent household devices – “manage your smart home devices with your voice or a tap on the home panel; access and adjust your compatible thermostats, lights, locks, and cameras.”

Here’s our hands-on review for a closer look.

Still live: Score a massive 50% on Galaxy Watch Ultra with trade-in, or $230 off without one

Update: Samsung has now extended both the trade-in offers and the straight up cash deal detailed below beyond its scheduled spring sale event.

As you might have seen in this morning’s post, Samsung has launched a March Madness sale with deals across its current slate of mobile Galaxy gear, including the new S25 Ultra smartphone. While the enhanced trade-in values are certainly enticing, offering as much as $1,000 or more in savings on select gear, some of the deals in the sale aren’t just for folks with gear to trade-in, and the flagship Galaxy Watch Ultra is one of them. You can score $325 off the Ultra wearable with a trade, but it is also now $230 off without one to deliver one of the best prices to date and you can even bundle in the flagship Galaxy Buds 3 Pro at a giant 41% off too. Details below.

Again, there are enhanced trade-in offers and discounts across a wide range of mobile gear, including all of the latest smartphones you’ll find right here, as well as Galaxy Watch 7 (this one also comes with a FREE brand right now) and the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro. But we wanted to zero-in on the Galaxy Watch Ultra as it offers some notable options for both trades and straight up cash deals right now.

As we detailed previously, anyone can score a seriously notable $230 off the Galaxy Watch Ultraright now without a trade-in – that drops the regularly $650 wearable down to $419.99 shipped for one of the best deals we have ever tracked.

Folks looking to score a deeper deal with a trade can score up to $325 off the Galaxy Watch Ultra right now – that can yield a price as low as $325, or a straight 50% off the flagship smartwatch.

Once you have chosen your color and band option on the listing page, just simply scroll down a touch to the “Samsung Trade-in” – this is where you can choose to enable a trade-in or just hit “No, Get $230 Samsung Instant Savings” without one.

After that, you can also bundle in the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro down at $146.99 with your purchase below that in the “Make your Galaxy epic with an exclusive” section, whether you are opting for the trade option or the straight up cash deal. That’s over 40% off the regular $250 list price and among the lowest prices we have tracked outside of the bundle pre-order offers that came alongside the S25 smartphones.

Browse through the rest of the Samsung March Madness sale right hereand you’ll find even more details in our feature piece from this morning.

Land a 4-pack of Chipolo ONE Point Google Find My Device trackers at just $14 a pop today

We are now tracking some deep deals on the Chipolo ONE Point Google Find My Device trackers with up to 50% in savings via the official site, and this time you can score free shipping with code FREESHIP at checkout. While the single tracker has dropped from $28 down to $21, the particularly notable deal here is on the 4-pack that is now down at $56 shipped. Purchasing four of these individually over time will cost you up to $112 while the 4-pack typically sells for closer to $79 at Amazon where it is now on sale for $70.

Today’s deal is the best price we can find and undercuts the Amazon low by $7, yielding a price at just $14 per tracker. This is also one of the best prices we have tracked, especially because you won’t get hit with a delivery fee using the code above. This $1 below the lowest price we have tracked.

With this deal you are looking at some of the better official Google Find My Device trackers at a price anywhere near $14 a pop.

For those unfamiliar, the ONE Point tag-style tracker specifically designed to work with the Google Find My Device app on Android devices. It is made to quickly attach to keyrings or anything along those lines, slide into a bag or luggage, and so on, providing real-time location tracking. It can also deliver a 120dB sound for audio-based tracking and features a replaceable CR2032 coin battery – it lasts for up to a year at a time, according to the brand.

Here’s our early hands-on review for the Chipolo ONE Point and Card Point model for more details.

Lenovo’s touchscreen Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition Copilot+ PC with Intel Ultra 7 hits one of its best prices today at $938 (Save $362)

8Bitdo’s Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller for Android just hit a new all-time low at $27 (Save 46%)

Nintendo officially announces $450 price for Switch 2, $500 Mario Kart bundle, pre-orders start next week!

Nintendo Switch 2 Direct: Releases June 5, Mario Kart World revealed, new 3D Donkey Kong, much more

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

• This compact 10,000mAh power bank with built-in USB-C cable is nearly 50% off today at just $14
• Score $1,050 in savings on LG’s all-in-one electric washer/dryer combo with a ventless heat pump design at $1,999
• Govee’s Evangelion gaming wall lights drop to new $120 low (Reg. $200), counterparts start from $70
• Just $10 Prime shipped brings home this 10K USB-C power bank with two colors up for grabs (50% off)
• Drop this versatile and foldable Bluetooth keyboard in your bag while it’s down to $20 (Reg. $40)
• Latest Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 wireless buds deliver impeccable sound, onboard retransmission down at $319
• Flagship Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones now undercut spring sale price at $100 off

Score OnePlus Pad 2 at $100 off with a FREE $100 OnePlus Stylo using this code ($200 in savings)

As part of its spring sale, OnePlus has now upped the ante on the discount for its latest OnePlus Pad 2. You can now land one at $100 off using code SPRING25 at checkout, while also claiming a FREE official Stylo add-on regularly worth $100. Alongside the free shipping here, you’re looking at a total of $200 in savings and a deal on par (in terms of value) with our previous mention – this is $650 worth of gear for $449.99 shipped. Details below.

As per usual, all you’ll need to do is navigate to the listing page, and then scroll down to the “Free Gift” section to claim your freebie. You can choose between the regularly $100 OnePlus Stylo stylus or the regularly $40 OnePlus Folio Case 2. And then just add everything to your cart by hitting the “Buy Now” button and apply code SPRING25 at checkout.

While our previous mention on this tablet came with a FREE $150 keyboard case, the straight cash deal on the tablet itself wasn’t quite as good ($50 off instead of the $100 off we have today). Depending how much you value the various freebie add-ons here, you’re looking at roughly the same value on both options and one of the best deals we have tracked.

This is the latest OnePlus tablet, complete with a CNC aluminum unibody frame and a 12.1-inch 3K LCD display powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip and 12GB of RAM.

Everything else you need to know awaits right here and you’ll find the latest from OnePlus below:

• OnePlus 13T (also known as Mini) reportedly launching ‘late-April’ with these enticing specs
• OnePlus launches super-slim magnetic 5,000 mAh power bank for $70 [Gallery]
• OnePlus or Oppo may launch a smaller phone with a 6,200 mAh battery in April
• OnePlus may have a new foldable in the works after all – what could it be?
• Oppo confirms wireless charging for the OnePlus Open 2’s hardware
• Oppo teases water resistance for OnePlus Open 2’s hardware, shows display [Gallery]
• OnePlus Open 2’s sibling, Oppo Find N5, is a jaw-droppingly thin

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