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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max preorder window opens with prices from $1,200 (256GB Pro) up to $2,500 (2TB Pro Max); the iPhone Duo lands Oct 23 with 256GB starting at $2,000. Walmart lists the Pro models with carrier financing but hasn’t stocked the Duo yet. Apple also refreshed wearables with the Apple Watch Series 12 and launched cheaper AirPods 5 in two charging variants (USB-C and wireless charging).
Major US carriers are launching substantial promos on Google's Pixel 11 lineup and Pixel Watch 5. T-Mobile offers the Pixel 11 Pro XL essentially for free with a new line and trade‑in plus plan credits (up to 36 months), while also discounting the Pixel Watch 5 (up to $300) and providing a 25% accessory bundle deal; other Pixel 11 models and the Pro Fold are available on certain plans. AT&T provides the Pixel 11 Pro free with a trade‑in of any Pixel, up to $1,350 off on the Pixel 11 Pro XL, and the vanilla Pixel 11 at $11/month with no trade‑in; the Pixel Watch 5 is half off when bought online. Verizon offers up to $900 off with a trade‑in on the Pixel 11 family (vanilla Pixel 11 can be free), and the Pixel 11 Pro (256GB) can be $45/month for 48 months or free on the Simplicity plan; Verizon Business also advertises up to $900 off. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold is available on T-Mobile and Verizon but carries no special discounts on AT&T. All Pixel 11 devices are FirstNet Ready. Check each carrier’s press release for full terms.
Samsung launches the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra alongside the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, with multiple launch deals: Samsung offers up to $1,000 trade-in on the Fold models (and up to $630 for the Z Flip 8) plus instant Samsung Shop credit for non-trade-ins; Best Buy advertises up to $1,200 off the Galaxy Z8 Series with qualifying trade-ins; the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 gets $100 off to $599; carriers such as T-Mobile and AT&T offer credits up to about $1,900 with activation on premium plans, potentially making devices nearly free, while some models ship with notable delays.
US carriers T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon are rolling out deep discounts on Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 family and the Galaxy Z Flip8 ahead of the August 7 release. T-Mobile cuts Fold8 and Fold8 Ultra by up to $1,900 (Fold8 on Us; Ultra for $200) and offers Flip8 discounts around $200 after credits, with additional business-line savings. AT&T also discounts the Fold8 for free with an eligible trade-in (Ultra up to $1,900 off; Flip8 up to $1,000 off) and has special terms for new customers and business lines. Verizon provides installment credits on the Fold8 (about $460 over 48 months) and Fold8 Ultra ($420 over 48 months), with larger $1,100 discounts on Unlimited Plus/Ultimate plans; Flip8 isn’t offered by Verizon, though Watch promos exist (Watch9 and Watch Ultra2). Availability begins August 7, and terms vary by plan and line.