Deals: Google Wireless Nest Cam Up To $88 Off, Razer Kishi V2 Gamepad $40, CMF ANC Buds $27, More

We are kicking the week off with a fresh batch of Androidverse deals including a solid $50 discount on the latest Google wireless Nest Cam (outdoor or indoor) with a solid “excellent condition” open-box listing at $88 off. From there we touch down on Razer’s originally $100 Kishi V2 gamepad to upgrade your Android gaming experience down at just $40 before diving into some headphone deals, including Nothing’s already-affordable wireless CMF Buds with ANC and Google Fast Pair at just $27 Prime shipped, as well as Samsung’s LTE Galaxy Watch FE at $50 off. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

Google’s wireless Nest Cam (outdoor or indoor) drops down to Amazon 2025 low at $130, or open-box at $88 off

Today we are tracking a solid $50 price drop on the latest Google Nest Cam Outdoor or Indoor (Battery – 2nd Generation). Regularly $180, you’ll now find this one down at $129.99 shipped via both Amazon and Best Buy to deliver the lowest price we can find from a reputable dealer in new condition and a new 2025 Amazon low.

We did see this camera drop down to $110 for Black Friday and the holidays last year, but today’s offer is the best we have tracked at Amazon since then.

The only notable chance we can find to score one for less would be to go with the Best Buy open-box listing. The “excellent condition” units are now sitting down at $91.99 shipped, or $88 off the list price, alongside an included 1-year warranty.

As the name suggests, this is Google’s latest smart camera that works both indoors and out alongside a battery-operated setup – this can make for more simple installations, negating the need to worry about outlet placement or running lengthy power leads. It, of course, delivers live HD feeds of whatever passes its gaze directly to your smart devices of choice with features like night vision, two-way talk, and notification alerts – it can “automatically store up to one hour of recorded events” even if there’s power outage or your Wi-Fi goes down.

Razer’s originally $100 Kishi V2 gamepad steps up your Android gaming experience down at just $40 today (60% off)

As a part of its ongoing Spring gaming sale, Woot is now offering Razer’s Kishi V2 mobile game controller with USB-C down at $39.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). Originally $100, this mobile gaming controller compatible with Android phones and iPhones with a Type-C connector is now seeing a 60% markdown. It has fetched as much as $55 at Amazon in recent months, but today’s deal shaves an additional $15 off to return it back to the lowest price we have tracked for it to date. Head below for more details.

The Razer Kishi V2 gamepad comes equipped with some great features to turn your smartphone into a serious handheld gaming device. It comes equipped with microswitch buttons, analog triggers, and programmable macros to improve the overall experience, and its extendable bridge will let you secure the most popular Android phones and even iPhones with a Type-C port with ease. In addition to offering a reliable connection with no input latency, the Kishi V2 also allows passthrough charging to keep your device juiced up while you’re using it. Other highlights of this particular gamepad include support for remote play, and virtual controller mode, among other things.

If you’d rather get your hands on a controller for a PC or a console, Razer’s Wolverine V3 Pro wired model is also down at $70. This is the brand’s first pro-grade controller with Hall effect sticks and triggers, and it’s down to its lowest price right now at 30% off.

Nothing’s already-affordable wireless CMF Buds deliver ANC and Google Fast Pair at just $27 Prime shipped

We are now tracking another chance to save some cash on the already-affordable Nothing CMF Buds down at $27 Prime shipped via the trusted Essential-Tech Amazon storefront. Shipping is free for Prime members or in orders over $35. These wireless earbuds carry a $39 list price at Amazon and are now seeing a solid 31% in savings to match our previous mention and the lowest we have tracked on Amazon.

They certainly aren’t a high-end, premium set of buds with a $39 MSRP, but no one was expecting that at a price like this. That said, we are talking about a set of wireless buds with relatively notable feature set, considering you can pick up a set a $27 today in Dark Gray or Orange.

Nothing’s CMF Buds land with 42dB of active noise cancelling action alongside 12.4mm Bio-fiber drivers with Ultra Bass Technology 2.0 – there are five EQ settings to help dial in the right tone as well as Dirac HD audio. Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity joins Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift pairing as well as a total of 35.5 hours of wireless playback with the charging case.

Get a closer look as part of our hands-on features at 9to5Google and then dive into the latest from Nothing below:

• Nothing teases CMF Phone (2) with mysterious single camera
• Nothing Phone (3a) Series Review: Two winners, one clear choice
• Nothing’s Essential Space feature may cost as much as $120 per year, app hints
• Nothing brings Android 15 to the $200 CMF Phone 1
• Nothing Phone (1) gets stable Android 15 release, likely its last major update
• Nothing eyes expansion following successful 2024, $1 billion in lifetime sales

First chance to save on new Powerbeats Pro 2 – open-box units now $64 off with full warranty

Samsung’s latest Galaxy Buds 3 with 24-hr. battery and ANC hit $100 Amazon low ($80 off)

Samsung’s LTE Galaxy Watch FE back to $200 Amazon low today (All 3 colors)

Update: The Amazon deal below is now live once again to match the lowest price of the year without having to bundle it up with more pricey gear. Details below in the original post.

Amazon is now offering the LTE-connected Samsung Galaxy Watch FE down at $199.99 shipped. The regularly $250 wearable is now $50 off the going rate to serve up one of the better price drops we have tracked on the always-connected model. The standard issue units are marked down to $179.99 right now, but we have seen them as low as $126 in the past. Just be sure to head below for more details on how to score it for even less.

It’s no surprise by now that the Galaxy S25, S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra have arrived, but if you’re still looking to score one of those you can land as much as $100 in credit at the Samsung site – this can yield a price as low as $100 for a brand new Galaxy Watch FE by adding both the phone and the watch to your cart. You can see how much FREE Samsung credit you’ll get with each model on the S25, S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra listing pages.

Today’s deal on the Galaxy Watch FE joins the particularly notable $230 price drop we spotted on the Galaxy Watch Ultra via Amazon – all of the details you need on that deal are right here. While I for one am a much bigger fan of the aesthetics on the pro model, it is also a much more pricey proposition and you’ll still receive just about all of the heath and fitness tracking features most folks need on the FE model.

The FE does, however, feature a very similar look as the more expensive and latest model Galaxy Watch 7 while still delivering on the “step counts, active minutes, calories burned, and more,” as well as “data on body fat, muscle mass, and water levels,” alongside the Super AMOLED display.

Get a closer look at the details on the FE model via 9to5Google.

Google’s regularly $230 Fitbit Ace LTE Kids Smartwatch drops to the $150 Amazon low today

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

• OtterBox’s super-clean Google Pixel 9/Pro Symmetry Case is nearly 50% off the list price at $26
• Razer’s Basilisk V3 Pro gaming mouse in black hits one of its lowest prices at $97.50 (39% off launch price)
• Good luck undercutting this 2-pack of dual USB-C 60W car chargers at only $4 each
• Lexar’s latest 205MB/s 1TB PLAY microSD card is down to its lowest price at $84 (Save 33%)
• This tiny 45W USB-C charger with built-in retractable cable is 50% off today at just $18

Unlocked Google Pixel 9 sees deep $250 price drop today at $549, plus 9 Pro at $300 off

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