Samsung's ecosystem of smartphones, displays, wearables and home-entertainment hardware is receiving notable price reductions ahead of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, scheduled for October 6-7. The promotion highlights options for users looking to refresh their connected lifestyle, gaming desk or living-room setup.
Galaxy phones and connected wearables
The 512GB Galaxy S26 is listed at $1,099.99, a $100 reduction, while the Galaxy S26 Ultra with 256GB storage is available for $1,154, down nearly $246. Samsung's foldable Galaxy Z Flip 8 is also discounted to $1,049.99, offering a compact alternative within the premium smartphone range.
For wearable technology, the LTE-enabled Galaxy Watch 7 is priced at $219.99, while the 47mm Galaxy Watch Ultra is reduced to $469.99. Both models support phone-free connectivity for calls, messages and fitness-focused features.
Large-screen entertainment and gaming
Samsung's television offers range from the 65-inch M70H Mini LED model at $427.99 to larger OLED and Neo QLED choices. The 65-inch S90H OLED is reduced to $1,497.99 and combines a glare-resistant screen with up to 165Hz support for PC gaming. The 98-inch U9000H is also available at $1,497.99, bringing a 4K 120Hz panel to a cinema-scale format.
Gaming-monitor discounts include the 32-inch Odyssey G55C at $189.99, with QHD resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate. The 37-inch Odyssey G7 is listed at $479.99, while the 49-inch Odyssey G9 reaches $649.99. For ultra-wide desktop setups, the 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 offers a 7,680-by-2,160 Mini LED display and up to 240Hz performance at $1,449.99.
Sound systems for immersive home viewing
Samsung's Q-Series soundbar range is also part of the campaign. The HW-Q600F, which includes a wireless subwoofer and 3.1.2-channel configuration, is available for $497.99. The HW-Q800H falls to $797.99, while the HW-Q990H package, featuring a wireless subwoofer and rear speakers, is listed at $1,697.99.
Prices and availability can change during the event. These reductions show how seasonal retail events are increasingly making premium connected devices more accessible, accelerating the evolution of more capable personal, gaming and home-entertainment spaces.
