Deals: Google Pixel 10 Pro up to $420 off, 512GB Galaxy S26+ $400 off, up to $875 off Windows laptops/desktops, more

**TL;DR:** Deals: Google Pixel 10 Pro up to $420 off, 512GB Galaxy S26+ $400 off, up to $875 off Windows laptops/desktops, more

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Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by the mid-range 256GB Google Pixel 10 Pro at up to $420 off alongside a sizable collection of Father’s Day Google deals you can browse through. We also have a huge $400 price drop live on unlocked 512GB Galaxy S26+ at Amazon if you’re quick (brand new, no trade needed) as well as the latest Bose QuietComfort Ultra Bluetooth Headphones at $70 off ahead of Father’s Day, this Sharge 5,000mAh power bank that doubles as a camera remote control at $20 , and up to $875 off Windows laptops/desktops at Best Buy for today only.

Head below for a closer look.

Source: 9to5Google

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