Prime Day 2: Best Pixel 10 & Galaxy Z Fold 7 Deals in 2026

Day 2 of Amazon’s 2026 Prime Day sale is now in full swing, and if anything it’s hitting harder than the opening — Prime Day deals across Google’s entire Pixel lineup, Samsung’s flagship foldable, and Sony’s top-tier earbuds have all dropped further overnight. If you were waiting to see whether prices would fall before committing, that wait appears to have paid off.

• Prime Day deals have pushed the Pixel 10a to an all-time low of $399.
• The best Prime Day deals on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 reach $595 off new at Amazon, or up to $888 off open-box at Best Buy.
• Sony’s WF-1000XM6 earbuds and Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 have both hit their lowest prices of 2026 during the sale.
• Samsung’s M-series Smart Monitors are also part of the sale, with some models down as far as $180.

Pixel 10 Series: All-Time Lows Across the Board

Google’s Pixel 10 family has been a consistent target for Prime Day deals this year, and Amazon pushed things even lower heading into Day 2. The Pixel 10a is now sitting at $399 — an all-time low for the device — which makes it one of the most compelling budget Android buys on the market right now. At that price, you’re getting Google’s latest mid-range hardware with Gemini integration and guaranteed software support through 2030, and you’re paying less than half the cost of a flagship.

The broader Pixel 10 lineup has also seen fresh price cuts. Amazon is now listing the following configurations at new all-time lows:

• Google Pixel 10 128GB — $534 (reg. $799)
• Google Pixel 10 256GB — $634 (reg. $899)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro 128GB — $684 (reg. $999)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro 256GB — $784 (reg. $1,099)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 256GB — $884 (reg. $1,199)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro XL 512GB — $1,009 (reg. $1,320)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 256GB — $1,399 ($400 off)
• Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold 512GB — $1,519 ($400 off)

That’s a $265 saving on the entry-level Pixel 10 and $315 off the Pro XL. These aren’t incremental coupon-level discounts — these are the kinds of prices that move the needle for people who’ve been sitting on the fence. Worth keeping in mind: the Pro Fold discount is the same $400 it was on Day 1, so that one hasn’t moved, but it’s still the deepest foldable discount Google’s own device has seen.

The Google Pixel Watch 4 is also part of the sale, with the 41mm Wi-Fi model dropping to $290 (reg. $350) and the 45mm LTE hitting $400 (reg. $500). These aren’t headline-grabbing discounts, but if you’re already buying a Pixel phone and want a matching wearable, the bundle math starts looking appealing.

Prime Day Deals on Galaxy Z Fold 7: Up to $888 Off

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 launched at eye-watering prices — $2,000 for the 256GB and $2,200 for the 512GB — which has always been its biggest obstacle. The Prime Day deals on this device are doing real work to close that gap. Amazon now has brand-new, unlocked units at $1,485 for the 256GB (that’s $515 off) and $1,605 for the 512GB ($595 off). Samsung’s own website is offering $500 off across all storage tiers and colour options, which means Amazon currently has the better price on the two standard configs — and stock is reportedly limited.

Then there’s Best Buy’s angle. Open-box units in ‘Excellent’ condition are listed at $1,125 for the 256GB Black (saving around $875 off the original $2,000 price) and $1,312 for the 512GB Black (saving $888). ‘Excellent’ condition open-box at Best Buy generally means minimal to no visible wear, and the retailer backs these with a return window — so the risk is lower than it might sound. If the price difference between new and open-box matters to you, that’s a difference of about $360 on the 256GB model. For many buyers, that’s hard to walk past.

The Fold 7 is one of the better foldables on the market right now — Samsung addressed several of the crease and hinge complaints from previous generations, and the camera system is genuinely competitive with the Galaxy S25 Ultra in most lighting conditions. At $1,125 open-box, it starts to feel like a reasonable proposition rather than a luxury splurge.

Sony WF-1000XM6 and Pixel Buds Pro 2: Earbuds at Their Lowest

Sony’s WF-1000XM6 were already among the most talked-about wireless earbuds of 2026, and the Prime Day deals on them have been interesting to watch. Amazon dropped the price at launch, then — unusually — dropped it again partway through Day 2, effectively undercutting its own sale price. That kind of mid-event repricing suggests Amazon is watching competitor activity closely and isn’t afraid to adjust in real time. If you’re shopping the XM6s, check the listing price rather than assuming the early Prime Day price is the floor.

Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2 have followed a similar path. After opening Day 1 at $169, they’ve since fallen further to around $160.55 — a 30% discount off the standard retail price. Not all colour options are at the lowest price point, so it’s worth checking across the range before settling. At $160, these are comfortably the best value the Pixel Buds Pro 2 have ever represented.

Samsung Smart Monitors and the Broader Sale

Beyond phones and earbuds, Samsung’s M-series Smart Monitors are having a strong Prime Day. The 43-inch M7 (M70F) 4K UHD Smart Monitor — which functions as both a PC display and a standalone smart TV — is down to $324.99, a $175 saving off its usual $500 price. Across the M-series range, discounts go up to $650 off, with entry-level options starting from $180. These monitors have been popular with home-office setups precisely because they eliminate the need for a separate streaming device, and at these prices they’re worth a serious look if you’re in the market for a new display.

The broader Prime Day deals ecosystem also includes the Google TV Streamer 4K returning to its all-time low price, and a wide range of roborock robot vacuums — including the flagship Saros 10R at $900 (down from $1,600) and the Qrevo Curv 2 Flow at $700 (down from $1,000). These aren’t the flashiest deals in the sale, but roborock’s reputation for build quality makes the deeper discounts worth flagging.

How Much Longer Will These Prime Day Deals Last?

Amazon’s 2026 Prime Day is a four-day event, which gives the sale a different rhythm than the traditional 48-hour format. That extra runway creates both opportunity and risk: prices can fall further as the event progresses, but limited-stock items — particularly the open-box Galaxy Z Fold 7 units and the heavily discounted Pixel 10 configurations — can disappear without warning. Amazon’s real-time repricing behaviour on the Sony XM6 buds is a reminder that this isn’t a static catalogue of deals; it’s a live, competitive environment.

The pattern we’re seeing this year also tells a broader story about the premium smartphone market. When a $2,000 foldable gets cut by $595 — or $888 for open-box — it’s a signal that even at the luxury end of Android, manufacturers and retailers are fighting hard for buyer attention. Google’s Pixel 10a at $399 tells a similar story: the mid-range has never been more capable, and the pressure on consumers to spend flagship money is weakening. These Prime Day deals aren’t just a seasonal sale — they’re a snapshot of a market recalibrating around value.

Source: 9to5Google

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