Deals: Galaxy Z Fold 7 up to $700 off, Galaxy S26+ over $400 off, Tab S10 Lite from $267, Anker Smart Display charger, more

**TL;DR:** Deals: Galaxy Z Fold 7 up to $700 off, Galaxy S26+ over $400 off, Tab S10 Lite from $267, Anker Smart Display charger, more

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Joining our collection of Father’s Day gift ideas , today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 7 hitting the Amazon low at $466 off with Best Buy open-box units at a giant $700 off . We also have Samsung Galaxy S26+ in black now at a giant $403 off the list price at Amazon and details on today’s Best Buy 24-hour Samsung flash sale – Galaxy Tab S10 Lite from $267 , TVs up to $1,200 off, and more .

Just be sure to scope out Anker’s latest 45W Nano Smart charger while they are just $25 a pop (all-time low). Head below for a closer look at the details.

Source: 9to5Google

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