Weekly Deals: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra price drops, Google Pixel 10 Pro XL still cheap

As a reminder, Amazon has moved up Prime Day this year and it is now scheduled for June 23-26. The retailer already has early Prime Day deals you may want to take a look at. In the meantime, here’s the standard deal – no subscription required.

The price of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB has dropped to $1,220, which is slightly less than a few weeks ago. This phone is clearly the biggest seller of this generation as there is no discount on the other two S26 models. We’re particularly highlighting the 512GB model because there’s quite a bit of a discount on the 256GB version, so it’s only $45 less – not really worth it to only get half the storage.

Even with this new discount, the 512GB Google Pixel 10 Pro XL is $200 less than the 512GB S26 Ultra. The 256GB version also has a significantly lower $70 difference. You can find an in-depth comparison of the Pixel 10 Pro XL and Galaxy S26 Ultra in our dedicated article.

Amazon also has a good offer on the smaller Google Pixel 10 Pro. It competes directly with the Samsung Galaxy S26, which, as we mentioned above, doesn’t have any discounts at the moment – ​​we checked both Amazon and Samsung.com. This makes the Pixel a cheaper phone, especially if you go up to 512GB of storage (the 512GB S26 costs $1,100).

You can go even lower with the non-Pro Google Pixel 10 – here’s our Pixel 10 vs Pixel 10 Pro article to find out how much you’ll lose if you do so.

With the S25 FE set to retire soon, the Galaxy A57 is Samsung’s mid-ranger worth watching at the moment. If you’re curious, here’s how the Galaxy A57 compares to the S25 FE. As far as Google’s lineup goes, the A57 costs less than the Pixel 10 and lacks a telephoto lens, putting them in separate categories.

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The A57’s direct competitor is the Google Pixel 10a – their 256GB versions are priced the same and the 128GB ones are under $40.

Motorola unveiled the Motorola Edge (2026) earlier this week and it opted for a 6.3″ display. The phone will be available next week (June 11) and while we think its $600 starting price is, shall we say, “ambitious,” the new Edge will serve as an interesting alternative to the Galaxy A57 and Pixel 10a once it’s first discounted.