A fresh batch of tech discounts is circulating as of October 22, led by markdowns on several high-end foldable and flagship phones, along with deals on a laptop, a streaming stick and a premium television.

Google's Pixel 11 Pro Fold has been hard to find at a discount since its release. Best Buy is now selling the 256GB Obsidian model in "excellent" open-box condition for $1,480.99 shipped. That is $419 below the $1,899 asking price for a new unit at Amazon and the Google Store, and one of the lowest prices tracked so far for the phone. Earlier offers on the 256GB version amounted to gift cards bundled with pre-orders at full price, while the 512GB model saw $120 reductions. Other promotions have mostly taken the form of bill credits rather than straight cash cuts.

Amazon, meanwhile, has the 256GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in new condition at $979.99 shipped, $420 under its regular $1,400 price. Only the white model carries that price. The phone dipped to $949 recently, but that offer vanished quickly. Samsung's own site has no cash discounts on the device at the moment, apart from some pricier bundles.

Best Buy is also discounting open-box Galaxy Z Fold 8 units in "excellent" condition. Amazon and Samsung currently offer around $200 off the new phones, but the open-box prices go considerably lower. The 256GB model, regularly $1,900 new, is listed at $1,462 in Lavender, $1,496 in Graphite and $1,564 in Cream. The 512GB version, normally $2,100 new, costs $1,596 in Graphite and $1,520 in Lavender.

On the laptop side, Best Buy's Deals of the Day list includes a one-day price on the HP OmniBook 3 with 16GB of memory and a 512GB drive. The Snapdragon X Copilot+ PC is $649.99 shipped, compared with a typical $800, and is billed as an all-time low for this configuration. The OLED version goes on sale far less often than the touchscreen IPS model. It pairs Qualcomm's 8-core Snapdragon X chip with a 14-inch 2K OLED screen, and HP rates its battery at more than 41 hours. It also has a 1080p webcam with a privacy shutter and stereo speakers.

Amazon has returned its new Fire TV Stick 4K to $29.99, half its $60 list price, with free shipping for Prime members or on orders above $35. The device launched less than a month ago with a similar price through an on-page code, then went back to full price. This time the cut is a direct discount that matches the lowest price tracked. Amazon says the stick delivers content "nearly 20-40% faster than a similarly priced 4K stick from another leading brand." It also has a slimmer design and a Direct Power feature that lets it draw power from a TV's USB port. The new remote is sold separately for $15 with no discount.

Shoppers eyeing a television ahead of the releases of Grand Theft Auto VI and a Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake may be interested in LG's C6 OLED evo AI 4K Smart TV. The 55-inch model is $999.99 shipped at Amazon, $1,000 below its $2,000 launch price and a new low there. Best Buy and LG's website match the price, and LG adds a free Xbox controller.

Larger sizes are also reduced. The 65-inch is $1,400 (regularly $2,600) with a free $100 prepaid Visa card, and the 77-inch is $2,000 (regularly $3,600) with a $200 card. The 83-inch is $3,300 (regularly $5,300) with 10% of the purchase price back.