I’m a Deals Writer, and These Are My Top 10 Tech Deals This Week
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As Lifehacker's tech deals writer, I'm always looking for the best bargains on TVs, speakers, laptops, and other tech. Now that it's Friday, I've gathered together this week's sales highlights, all of which I've vetted using my favorite price-tracking tools to make sure they are actually good deals.
This week, you can find great deals on a 65-inch OLED TV, the Meta Quest 3S Batman bundle, Sony soundbars over 50% off, and more.
![Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Bespoke Edition 47mm LTE AI Smartwatch Energy Score, Wellness Tips, Heart Rate, Sleep Monitor, Fitness Tracker, 2024, Titanium Silver [US Version, 1Yr Manufacturer Warranty]](https://lifehacker.com/imagery/product/04lsx4dmoYypju0EGEp0opY/hero-image.fill.size_autoxauto.v1733187013.jpg)
Get a 65-inch OLED TV for $900
If you're still reading this on Friday, Feb. 20, you can get a 2025, 65-inch OLED TV from Samsung for $899.99 (originally $1,999.99) from Best Buy—an incredible value for the money and the lowest price it has been. The last time this deal happened was during the Christmas shopping sales, and before that, during Black Friday. So if you're reading this after the sale ended, you'll likely see the deal again at another major future sale.
Google's Pixel Watch 3 is $129 off
The wifi-only 45mm Google Pixel Watch 3 is on sale for $170.67 (originally $299.99) after a $129 discount. The display is bright and can be seen outdoors on a sunny day while wearing polarized glasses, a big plus for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers a ton of fitness metrics, including recovery and running dynamics that are perfect for casual fitness, according to Lifehacker senior health editor Beth Skwarecki's review. The GPS tracking is good, but not perfect, so sticklers should probably go with a different option if this is an important feature. The sleep and heart rate monitor are reliable, however.
The best gaming monitor of 2026 is $700 off
If you're looking for a premium experience at a great price, Samsung is discounting its 49-inch Samsung Odyssey OLED G93SC, which is currently $899.99 (originally $1,599.99 at its release). At under a grand, a 49-inch Samsung OLED gaming monitor is worth paying attention to. (OLEDs are inherently expensive, so the best time to get one is on sale.) This monitor happens to be one of the best gaming monitors of 2026, according to IGN (provided you have the proper desk space for it), so if you've been waiting to splurge on the best Ultrawide gaming monitor, this is it.
Preorder the Google Pixel 10a with a $100 Amazon Gift Card
Google is releasing their budget a-series version of the Pixel 10 on March 5, and is offering some deals if you get them now. There is not much dividing the 10a from the 9a, but there are a few software updates that can make it worth it for some people. Throw in a $100 Amazon gift card, and it's hard to say no. Google has the pre-orders for the Google 10a out already, going for $499, plus the gift card. Alternatively, you can get their Pixel Buds 2a instead of the $100 gift card for the same $499 price.
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra starts at $368
Samsung announced the Galaxy Watch Ultra the summer of 2024, and then refreshed it last August with double the storage and new color options. That 2025 version is $493.10, over $150 off the original $649.99 price tag. If the extra storage and colors aren't a big deal to you, you could be in a great position to get a the 2024 Bespoke Edition 47mm LTE Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, which is selling for $368.39, originally $649.99 at launch. Both of these are the lowest prices they have reached. The Galaxy Watch Ultra emphasizes outdoor and exercise features, and it's much cheaper than other premium fitness watches like the Apple Watch Ultra.
The Meta Quest 3S Batman bundle is $250
The 128GB Meta Quest 3S Batman: Arkham Shadow Bundle is on sale for $249 (originally $299.99), the lowest price it has been. The bundle includes the Batman game (with a list price of $49.99) and a three-month trial subscription to Meta Horizon+ that's normally $7.99 a month. Lifehacker staff writer Stephen Johnson has tested both the 3S and the Quest 3 VR headsets to decide which of the two is better, and the Meta Quest 3S was his winner—you can read a more in-depth review of the Quest 3S here.
This Sony soundbar is over 50% off
The Sony HT-Z9F is down to $419.99 on Woot (originally $899.99). It’s a 3.1-channel soundbar, meaning it has left, right, and center speakers built in, plus a wireless subwoofer. The center channel is used for dialogue, which makes those whispering lines in movies much easier to decipher. The wireless sub will give you that punchy feel when explosions go off, or you want to listen to some bass-heavy hits—a premium experience for less than half the price.
The Nothing Smartwatch with ChatGPT is $45
Last summer, Nothing released its newest smartwatch, the CMF Watch 3 Pro, which incorporates AI features powered by ChatGPT, and you can currently pick it up at a major discount. Originally $99, you can get the CMF Watch 3 Pro for $44.99 at Woot—a 65% discount. The catch is that it's only available at that price in the light green color.
The Hisense U6 and U8 Series TVs are up to 40% off
If you haven't kept up with TV advances over the years, the Hisense U6 Series is a great example of how much you can now get for a "budget" price. This QLED Mini LED TV isn't quite at the level of an OLED TV, but it makes up for it in affordability. And right now, the 65-inch Hisense Class U6 Series TV is $579.99 (originally $847.99), and the Hisense 65-inch Class U8GQ is $899.96 (originally $1,498). Both TVs are down to their lowest prices ever after a 40% discount.
The Razer Kishi Ultra gaming controller is 53% off
Serious phone gamers likely already know about Razer's Kishi Ultra. This gaming controller for phones and iPads is built to take your gaming on your phone to the next level, and it’s currently $69.99 (originally $149.99) on Amazon, the lowest price to date. It fits most phones, even with cases, and can expand wide enough to hold an iPad mini, which gives it more range than controllers built only for phones.
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