Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra has dropped €60 in price following post-Prime Day discounts, with the 12/512GB model seeing the biggest reduction. The standard Galaxy S26 12/256GB variant is down around €50, though the 512GB version has increased in cost. These cuts come as retailers clear inventory ahead of new launch cycles.

Xiaomi's 17T and 17T Pro models are experiencing their first price reductions after launch period promotions that included free tablets. The discounts are modest initially, but signal the end of the initial marketing push for these mid-range devices. Both phones offer competitive specs with dual 50MP cameras and Snapdragon processors.

The Nothing Phone (1) has reached the end of its software support lifecycle after delivering three major Android updates since launching with Android 12. Meanwhile, Motorola's Razr 70 and Razr 70+ are currently discounted, though the Razr 70 Ultra remains unavailable. Both Razr 70 models feature 6.9-inch LTPO displays with the plus variant offering a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chip and larger 4-inch cover screen.

These price adjustments provide consumers with meaningful savings on flagship and mid-range devices, though the shifting discounts suggest retailers are actively managing inventory levels. The Ultra variant's larger storage discount offers the best value among Samsung's new offerings.