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Apple has cut the price of its polishing cloth to $9 from $19 with no changes to the product itself; it remains the soft, nonabrasive cloth that cleans Apple displays (including nano-texture) and can be used with Macs like the Mac Studio or Mac Mini paired with a Studio Display, though other non-screen accessories bundled with new devices aren’t compatible.
Amazon is offering a 1TB Pixel 11 Pro (Obsidian) bundled with a Pixel Watch 5 (41mm, Wi‑Fi) for $1,599, a $250 savings off the usual $1,849, with an extra trade‑in credit of up to $600 depending on your device; the deal runs through August 27 or while supplies last.
AirTag 2 is down to $20 per tag at Amazon (4-pack $79.99), the lowest price yet, ahead of the iOS 27 and watchOS 27 release that will bring enhanced Find My features. The update adds longer-range Precision Finding, a louder signal, anti-tracking protections, and a unified Find My experience across devices, with Apple Watch gaining on-screen locating arrows.
T-Mobile is offering several free iPhone options this weekend: the iPhone 17 is free over 36 months with a qualifying trade‑in on Experience More or Experience Beyond plans; the iPhone 17e is free with a switch to nearly any qualifying plan (no trade‑in); and the iPhone 17 Pro is free by porting your number to an Experience Beyond plan (no trade‑in). Taxes on the full price and a $35 device connection fee apply upfront, with the savings disbursed as monthly credits over 24–36 months.
Best Buy's 60th Anniversary Sale ends Sunday night, with 41 last-minute deals across laptops, tablets, phones, TVs, audio and appliances. Tom's Guide highlights picks like the HP OmniBook 3 and a Dell 2K laptop for around $599, the 11-inch iPad (A16) for $399 and the MacBook Neo with a $25 Starbucks gift card, Pixel 11 from $99, Galaxy A17 5G, Pixel 10a, and Nintendo Switch 2 at $449, plus major TV and audio discounts. In-store deals are available today until sold out, with new price drops announced earlier in the week. Affiliate links may apply.
In a one-day event to mark Best Buy’s 60th anniversary, the retailer is selling a $100 Best Buy gift card for $60 at stores on Saturday (August 22, 2026), while supplies last. The cards can be used with other discounts but can’t be used to purchase other gift cards or prepaid/open-loop debit cards; plan to arrive at opening for the best chance of snagging one, and you can apply the card to many purchases during the anniversary sale.
Google’s Pixel 11 lineup kicks off with base Pixel 11 at $899, Pixel 11 Pro at $1,099, and Pixel 11 Pro XL at $1,299 (all starting with 256GB). Across T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, Amazon, Best Buy, Google Store, and Xfinity Mobile, launch promos can make these devices essentially free or deeply discounted through new lines or trade-ins, plus promo gift cards (up to $200 at some retailers) and up to six months of Google AI Pro. The phones run the Tensor G6 with seven years of updates, and the Pro/XL models feature new HiLight LED lighting around the camera bar.
Best Buy kicks off its 60th anniversary sale with 20+ Android-focused deals across phones, tablets, wearables, and more; no membership is required, but stock is limited and the sale ends Sunday. The writer will continue adding new Android deals throughout the week, highlighting picks like the Google Pixel 11 256GB with a $100 gift card, Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) and Razr Plus, Pixel 10a, Galaxy A37/A57, Lenovo/ASUS Chromebooks, Garmin wearables, and audio deals.
Best Buy’s preorder promo for the Google Pixel 11 cuts the unlocked price to $99 by offering up to $700 in trade-in credit plus a $100 gift card (no-strings attached) when you preorder through August 20; trade-ins can include old Pixels as well as Samsung or Apple devices. The Pixel 11 Pro/XL promos boost trade-in credit to up to $1,000 and gift cards up to $200. The Pixel 11 features a Tensor G6, 12GB RAM, a 6.3-inch 120Hz OLED display, strong cameras, and seven years of OS and security updates.
Best Buy’s 60th Anniversary Sale runs August 17–23, offering substantial discounts on TVs, laptops, headphones, and more in-store and online. You don’t need a membership to shop, but joining the free My Best Buy program adds perks like free shipping, while paid tiers unlock faster shipping, exclusive prices, extended return windows, and early access. Highlights include a mix of big-ticket tech and in-person exclusives on August 22, with notable deals on items like MacBook Neo notebooks, OmniBook X Flip laptops, monitors, iPads, Apple accessories, and a wide range of TVs and audio gear.
Amazon has the official Xbox Wireless Controller (with a USB-C cable) on sale for as low as $52, a 21% drop from its usual $65, for a limited time. The piece notes the controller’s timeless, comfortable design and strong PC compatibility, with remappable controls via the Xbox Accessories app.
Grab the Glorious GMMK 3 65% mechanical keyboard at Woot for $34.99 with code WOOTGAMING (usually $139.99). This wired board ships with double-shot PBT keycaps for Windows and macOS, pre-installed linear Glorious Fox switches, and supports hot-swappable switches with an upgradeable aluminum plate/gasket for customizable sound and feel. Note: the wrist rest pictured isn’t included.
Samsung’s 990 PRO 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD is on sale at Amazon for about 39% off, dropping from $640 to $390. It delivers up to 7,450 MB/s read and 6,900 MB/s write, 1,200 TBW endurance and a 5-year warranty, with notably improved random performance and efficiency versus the 980 PRO. The 2TB size hits a sweet spot for high-end gaming or workstation use, and a 4TB option exists; it uses the standard M.2 2280 form factor.
Amazon is selling Samsung’s 24-inch Essential S3 curved monitor for $100 (a 33% cut from its normal $150 price), with no promo code or Prime required. It features a subtle 1800R curve, 1080p resolution, and a 100Hz refresh rate, plus Eye Comfort certification from TÜV Rheinland and flicker-free backlighting. The package is basic (HDMI/DisplayPort inputs, no built-in speakers, and a simple stand), making it a solid budget option for a secondary workstation, light gaming, or everyday tasks.
Amazon is selling the second-gen Polaroid Go instant camera with a 16‑photo film pack for $71.99 (usually $109.99), the lowest bundle price yet. The Go 2 uses smaller film (53.9mm x 66.6mm) and charges via USB‑C, with a battery that can power up to 15 film packs per charge. Buying the bundle saves about $4 versus the camera alone and includes a free film pack.