Deals: Unlocked Pixel 8 $300 Off, Chromebook Plus Expertbook New Low, Bose QuietComfort Headphones $100 Off, More

Today’s deals include some sweet ongoing promotional offers on Samsung’s S25 devices – you can still score a completely FREE Galaxy Fit3 wearable with purchase, among other things, but we are starting off unlocked Pixel 7 and Pixel 8 smartphones at up to $300 off alongside Google’s white Nest WiFi Pro router at 40% off. Then it’s on to the Chromebook, PC, and gaming deals – ASUS’ latest Chromebook Plus Expertbook CX54 with the Intel Core Ultra 5 is at a new $590 all-time low and ASUS’ ROG Strix 27-inch QHD gaming monitor is down at $199. Those offers join a straight up $100 price drop on the Bose QuietComfort ANC headphones for today only alongside even more down below. 

Current-gen Bose QuietComfort ANC headphones now $100 off in 24-hr. flash sale

We love us some Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones around here as they are easily among the best over-ears in the category, and especially when they are on sale. But they can be overkill for some users and that’s where the current-generation Bose QuietComfort ANC headphones come into play. More importantly, that’s where today’s 24-hour flash sale comes into play – just about all colors are now $100 off via Amazon and the official Bose site. Details below.

Samsung will still give you its new Galaxy Fit3 wearable for FREE with a Galaxy S25 Ultra purchase

Pixel 8 smartphones seeing major $300 price drops today, plus unlocked Pixel 7 devices now starting from $299

If you’re looking for a second handset, or just don’t care about the latest and greatest series 9 models, Woot is now offering some big-time discounts on unlocked Pixel 7 devices. Today we are tracking some of the best prices to date on Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7a Google still sells on its official storefront – the deals start from $299.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply). You can scope out the deals right here but be sure to head below for more details and some deep discounts on Pixel 8 devices.

Let’s start with the Pixel 7a. This model is currently one generation back as far as the a series models go – Google is yet to officially launch the 9a. It currently carries a $499 list price and is now down at $299.99 Prime shipped via Woot. That’s a straight up $200 price drop on a device that can make a great backup or secondary handset, or perhaps even something for the kids.

Note: The Pixel 7a devices on sale here today were “originally Verizon SKUs and will come with a Verizon SIM Card. However, they are Fully Unlocked and will work with any carrier.”

Next we have the more powerful Pixel 7 – this one debuted at $599 and is now on sale for $349.99 shipped. The unlocked Woot listing is delivering $249 in savings to land at $5 under our previous mention and the lowest price we can find from a reputable dealer in brand-new condition.

There’s no denying that these are older devices now, but they were top of the line handsets from Google a couple years back and can still deliver a compelling experience at a value-packed price for folks who just don’t need or care about the latest bells and whistles. That said, we are also still tracking some deep deals on Pixel 8 devices if you would prefer to split the difference there:

• 256GB Google Pixel 8 $459 ($300 off)
• 128GB Google Pixel 8 $399 ($300 off)

Google’s white Nest WiFi Pro router hits $120 Amazon low (40% off), or open-box from $80

Massive Samsung Galaxy S25/Ultra deals are back! FREE double storage upgrade, up to 84% off Galaxy Buds, up to $900 off with trade

ASUS’ latest Chromebook Plus Expertbook CX54 with Intel Core Ultra 5 and 16GB RAM hits new all-time low at $590

We just spotted a deal at Amazon that drops ASUS’ Chromebook Plus Expertbook CX54 down to $589.99 shipped. This machine hit the scene last in June carrying a $700 price tag, and today’s deal delivers a solid $110 discount to make it easier on your wallet. This is the lowest price we have tracked for this notebook with Google AI, and the same laptop is currently going for $592.99 shipped at Best Buy with a lighter 15% markdown. Head below for more details.

Score ASUS’ ROG Strix 27-inch QHD gaming monitor with Fast IPS 180Hz panel for your battlestation while it’s down at $199

While you can still grab ASUS’ ROG Strix 25-inch 310Hz FHD gaming monitor down at $229 right now, we just spotted another solid deal on the QHD model of the same unit. Amazon is offering ASUS’ ROG Strix 27-inch QHD USB-C Gaming Monitor down at $199 shipped. Though this model carries a sticker price of $269, it has fetched as much as $299 in recent months. Today’s deal delivers a straight-up $100 discount on its usual going rate, landing within $10 of its previous all-time low. This is the lowest price we have tracked for this gaming display with a Fast IPS panel in 2025, and you can learn more about it below.

AMD debuts new Radeon RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT GPUs to go after NVIDIA’s mid-range lineup starting at a lower price point

Level’s ultra-discreet Apple/Google Home smart Lock Connect bundle is now $249 in all colors (Up to $100 off)

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

• ESR’s 3-pack of Galaxy S25 Ultra Armorite Screen Protectors just dropped to $11 ($3.50 ea.)
• New meross Smart Thermostat with Matter sees 30% markdown at Amazon, now $70
• This Anker 7-in-1 100W USB-C hub with dual HDMI upgrades your laptop workstation at just $28 today
• This 15-foot surge protector gets 15 power sources across a room for $18 (Reg. $25)
• This UGREEN Nexode Qi2 20,000mAh 145W power bank sports a MagSafe pad at a new $110 low (Reg. $180), more

Score a Google Pixel Tablet down at $231 today (Best Buy open-box, 1-yr. warranty), or brand new at $100 off

Galaxy Watch Ultra with black Trail band hits $420 Amazon low, or score any model for $278 with S25 Ultra purchase ($372 off)

It’s back: Galaxy Watch 7 + FREE $70 band ($130 off) or score the watch from just $68 with S25 purchase

Microsoft’s originally $1,600 Snapdragon X Elite Surface Laptop 7 with 16GB RAM/1TB SSD now $700 off at $899 all-time low

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