I’m a Deals Writer, and These Are My Top 10 Tech Deals This Week
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As Lifehacker's 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 bargains on the GoPro LIT Hero, Pixel Watch 4, OLED TVs, TCL tablets, and more.
A Blink floodlight camera for $40
The Blink Outdoor 4 Floodlight Camera is down to $39.99 on Amazon, a sizable discount from its $99.99 list price. This is a motion-activated floodlight that doesn't need any wiring, which makes it an easy way to cover a backyard, a driveway, a side yard, or whichever corner of your property never seems to get enough light. You can get more information from this PCMag review.
The GoPro Lit Hero is $65 off
The GoPro Lit Hero is down to $204.75 from its $270 launch price, the lowest price recorded. It records up to 4K at 60fps, captures 12MP photos, and is waterproof down to 16 feet without needing extra housing. Startup speeds are fast, autofocus works reliably, and the battery lasts around 90 minutes of continuous shooting (the battery is sealed and cannot be swapped out mid-day). The built-in LED light is also brighter than expected for a camera this small, although it feels more useful underwater or during emergencies than for everyday clips.
The Pixel Watch 4 is $120 off
The Pixel Watch 4 is no longer the latest Pixel Watch, but right now, you can get the matte black 41mm LTE model for $329.99 (originally $449.99), its lowest price to date. Its circular display is larger than before and can hit up to 3,000 nits of brightness, so it stays readable outdoors without much effort. Plus, the LTE model adds some independence from your phone, including the ability to send satellite SOS messages if you are out of cellular range. Dual-band GPS also improves location tracking, especially in crowded cities or areas with weak signals.
This clip-on Ultimate Ears speaker is $42
The Ultimate Ears Miniroll is down to $41.99 (originally $79.99), the lowest it has sold for so far. It’s a small, flat, puck-shaped Bluetooth speaker that weighs just over half a pound, with a removable rubber strap you can attach to a backpack, bike handlebar, or shower caddy. Despite its size, the Miniroll can get surprisingly loud—which PCMag confirms in its review—and at moderate volume, it has enough sound for a kitchen or backyard without sounding thin. As for its battery life, you get about 12 hours of playback before it needs a charge over USB-C, while its IP67 rating protects it from dust and a brief dunk in water.
A paper-like TCL tablet for $120 off
TCL's NXTPAPER 14 Android tablet, which has a massive matte screen with different viewing modes for reading, streaming video, and writing, is $349.98 (originally $469.99) after a 26% discount. With a 14.3-inch display, the NXTPAPER 14 might not be as portable as other tablets on the market, but the screen itself is the biggest perk. The matte display has a paper-like feel and three different viewing modes: You can switch from black-and-white Ink Paper Mode to Color Paper Mode (a must for comics) to full color (for streaming video or using other full-motion apps) with the push of a button.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is $250 off
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 with 512GB of storage is currently $1,849.99, down from $2,099.99. That saves you $250, or about 12%; this is its lowest price yet. Samsung introduced it at its Galaxy Unpacked event in July. This version uses a shorter and wider shape that makes its 7.6-inch inner screen more comfortable for things like watching videos, reading e-books, browsing webpages, or working through documents. With the new iPhone Duo recently announced, Samsung is no longer the newest fold phone on the market.
The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet is 50% off
The Fire HD 10 might not be winning any tech awards, but it's an amazing value, offering a good balance of performance and affordability for anyone who wants a tablet to stream movies and TV, play casual games, browse the web, and read or listen to music and podcasts. Right now, the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet is 50% off, bringing its price down to a record low of $72.99.
The Hisense U7 is $650 off
The 65-inch Hisense U7SG QLED TV is selling for $847.99, over $600 off the original $1,499.99 list price. This discount is especially impressive considering the TV just came out in March 2026. It has 4K resolution, Dolby Vision compatibility (including HDR10+, HDR10, and HDR10+ Adaptive), Dolby Vision IQ support, and full-array local dimming. This TV was originally announced at CES 2024, but a new version came out in March 2026 that includes the Fire TV OS. It's suitable for gaming, with 120Hz or 144Hz refresh rates, including FreeSync Premium Pro and Dolby Vision gaming.
A premium OLED TV with a $1,000 discount
If you're looking for a premium model, Samsung’s 65-inch S90H OLED TV is down to $1,697.99 from $2,697.99 at launch, saving you $1,000. The sale price is easier to justify when you consider that this is a new 2026 model. If the 65-inch model does not suit your space, Samsung also sells the S90H in 42-, 48-, 55-, 77-, and 83-inch versions, and those sizes are discounted as well.
An Acer OLED gaming monitor for 43% off
The Acer Predator X27U is a premium gaming monitor that gets most things right—the 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time make fast shooters and racing games feel incredibly smooth, especially if you are coming from a standard 144Hz LCD panel. Motion blur is minimal, and its FreeSync Premium compatibility helps reduce tearing without much setup hassle. The 1440p resolution also feels like a good balance for most people. You get sharper visuals than 1080p without needing the kind of graphics card power that 4K gaming still demands. Plus, its stand adjusts for height, tilt, swivel, and pivot, which sounds minor until you spend eight hours staring at a screen positioned slightly wrong. At $314.99 (originally $549.99), this is an incredible deal for a gaming monitor.
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