Eufy’s discounted RoboVac 11 can keep your floors clean while you relax

No effort cleaning.

Summer is here, and it is HOT. Way too hot to do chores. Let the popular Eufy RoboVac 11 clean your floors while you cool off with your head in the fridge or something. Right now it’s down to just $159.99 at Amazon. That’s a match for the lowest we’ve seen and $90 off what it normally goes for.

It offers 100 minutes of constant, powerful suction, has a wide rolling brush to clean the floors well, and comes with a remote to help you control it. It has 4.1 stars based on 492 user reviews.

Even the entry-level Roomba models start at around $300. Sure, they can offer a few additional features, but at nearly double the cost it’s harder to justify the upgrade here.

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The best Amazon Prime Day smartwatch deals

Prime Day is here, and Amazon is offering deals on a variety of products from July 16 through July 17. We’ve looked at some of the best smartphone deals available, but if you’re seeking something you can wear that’s fashionable, we’ve also rounded up the best smartwatch deals.

Here are the best Prime Day smartwatch deals.

Fossil Q Venture

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The Fossil Q Venture is one of the fashion brand’s latest Wear OS smartwatches for women. It’s not the most functional smartwatch — it lacks GPS, a heart rate monitor, and NFC for Google Pay — but it is quite stylish, with lots of pretty watch faces to match outfits. Amazon is offering deals on various Fossil Q Venture models, from the rose-gold or silver-tone stainless steel model to one with a leather strap, and prices vary by model. Read our full Fossil Q Venture review.

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Fossil Q Explorist

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The Fossil Q Explorist is the men’s version of the Fossil Q Venture. It runs Google’s Wear OS (formerly Android Wear), and has the Snapdragon Wear 2100 processor and three buttons to press that can open a pre-configured app. There are discounts on the Explorist silver-tone model, as well as the gold-tone and silver-tone with a brown leather strap. Read our full Fossil Q Explorist review.

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Diesel On Full Guard

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If you’re a fan of big watches, the Diesel On Full Guard may be the smartwatch for you. It runs Google’s Wear OS platform, and it has a nice, big 1.4-inch, high-resolution screen to see notifications. It initially cost $350 and then went down to $228, but on Prime Day it’s available for just $158. Read our full Diesel On Full Guard review.

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Skagen Falster

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The Skagen Falster is one of the most beautiful smartwatches you can buy right now. It’s slim, contemporary, and comfortable to wear, with interchangeable straps. It also runs Google’s Wear OS. There are a few models that are discounted from the original $295 price tag for Prime Day, including silver-tone and rose gold-tone models with mesh straps, as well as a model with a leather strap.

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Garmin Approach X40 GPS Golf Band

Are you a golfer? The Garmin Approach X40 is a band you can wear to not only get standard activity-tracking data, but also measure shot distances, and track your heart rate, distance to greens, hazards, and more. It works well with Garmin’s other golf sensors to give you even more data. For Prime Day, the price has dropped from $250 to $200.

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Nintendo Virtual Boy emulator lets you enjoy VR like it’s 1995 again

Virtual reality might not have quite taken over in the way some predict it will, but there is no denying that it’s come a long way in a short space of time. Case in point? Comparing the Virtual Boy, Nintendo’s ill-fated, red-tinted head-mounted display, with today’s HMDs. While the Virtual Boy deserves credit for being one of the first console attempts at providing stereoscopic 3D graphics, it now looks every bit its 23 years — and possibly a few more as well. It’s hard to believe it came out just one year before the Nintendo 64.

Still, if you’re in the mood to relive the Virtual Boy, and you happen to also own an Oculus Rift headset, you can do so, courtesy of a fan-made VBjin emulator which gives your old Virtual Boy a new lease on life. The Oculus-based VBjin VR was developed by Jay Mattis, founder of indie game developer High Horse Entertainment, makers of the Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PC game Disc Jam. A project Mattis began in 2012 when he backed the first-gen Rift on Kickstarter, VBjin VR was recently spotlighted in an article for Venture Beat.

“I owned a Virtual Boy back in the day,” Mattis told Digital Trends. “Once the console was discontinued, Blockbuster Video was trying to get rid of their inventory and I actually bought it pre-owned, along with their entire games catalog, for dirt cheap. I loved it, but I couldn’t play it for long periods at a time. I had to sit in an awkward position to keep my face in the visor, and the whole setup took way too much room on my desk to keep it connected all the time. When I got the emulator running, I was excited to re-play some of the games I remember so fondly but in a significantly more comfortable setting.”

VBjin for Oculus features two play modes. In one, the screen is fixed and static like the original console, while the other has the screen exist in its own “world” so that you can move closer to or further away from the rendered pixels. You can also change the color from the Virtual Boy’s signature red to gray, which some people might find a lot more comfortable.

If you’re interested in finding out a bit more, head over to the project’s page on Github, where you can read more of the technical details. Or you could bust out an original Virtual Boy, put on your best flannel shirt, and fully commit to the whole “relive 1995” thing.

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Strike while the iron is hot: DJI’s best drones are dirt cheap during Prime Day

If you’ve been waiting patiently for the right time to buy a drone, today might be the right day to strike. As part of the online shopping bonanza known as Amazon Prime Day, DJI is offering some of its most popular drones at heavily discounted prices.

The company’s widely-lauded Mavic Pro drone, for example, is on sale for just $799 starting today — a full $200 less than its usual retail price. If you opt for the Fly More Combo, which includes extra batteries, spare parts, and a case; you can snag the whole bundle for just $999 — $300 off the usual price. Just keep in mind that rumors are floating around that DJI might release the Mavic Pro 2 sometime soon, so if you want to be on the bleeding edge of drone tech, you might be wise to save your money and wait another month or two.

DJI is also offering deals and discounts on its pint-sized Spark drone. The price of this little bugger has already dropped significantly since the day it launched, but during Prime Day this year, DJI is knocking the price down even further. The Fly More Combo, which includes a the Spark and a bunch of extra parts and accessories, can be had for $379 — 50 bucks less than it typically sells for.

If you don’t mind using pre-owned gear, DJI also plans to sell a wide range of refurbished drones, camera gear, and other accessories for discounted prices. Here’s the full list of deals, which are set to go live on July 17 at 9PM PST, and will run for 24 hours.

• DJI Phantom 4 Advanced – $819 (was $959)
• DJI Phantom 4– $599 (was $699)
• DJI Inspire 2 – $2,199 (was $2,399)
• DJI Inspire 1 Pro – $2,199 (was $2,399)
• DJI Inspire 1– $1,129 (was $1,399)
• DJI Goggles – $259 (was $279)
• DJI Spark – $259 (was $279)
• DJI Spark Combo – $379 (was $439)
• DJI Osmo Mobile – $89 (was $109)
• DJI Osmo – $259 (was $279)

To get your hands on all this stuff, you can head over to DJI’s Amazon Prime Day spotlight, or DJI’s official store.  For discounts on other electronics and gear, you’ll definitely want to check out DT’s full list of Amason Prime Day deals. This cheat sheet was painstakingly curated by our editorial staff, so you can rest assured that if something made the list, it’s definitely a good deal.

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Apple repair program won’t upgrade older MacBook Pros to new keyboard

Although Apple introduced a quieter, new keyboard on the company’s 2018 MacBook Pro models, parts from this third-generation keyboard design won’t be used to repair or replace the faulty keyboards on older Apple’s older laptops. If you own an older MacBook Pro model with a USB-C port prior to Apple’s 2018 refresh and suffer from keyboard problems, Apple will replace it with a keyboard utilizing the same older design, so don’t expect to get a keyboard upgrade if you’re in need of Apple’s repair services.

Prior to launching the refreshed 2018 models, problems with Apple’s butterfly switch design were well documented, with users reporting either keys repeating, not registering, or sticking. The issue has led to the filing of several class action lawsuits, prompting Apple to offer a keyboard repair program for affected models.

At the time, Apple only stated that the keyboard flaw only affected a limited number of MacBook and MacBook Pro units. Under the repair program, Apple offered to either repair or replace the keyboard regardless of warranty status. Because of the keyboard’s design and how it is integrated with the MacBook Pro’s enclosure, an earlier report suggested that repairs could cost as much as $700 out of warranty.

When Apple introduced the 2018 MacBook Pro, the company denied reports that its third-generation keyboard design came with a permanent engineering fix to address problems with sticky or unresponsive keys. Though Apple has not stated why its second-generation keyboard was highly prone to failure, users speculated that the problem may be caused by dust, dirt, or debris being lodged under the keys. A recent iFixIt analysis of the third-generation keyboard on the 2018 models revealed that Apple had placed a silicone barrier between the switch and the key caps as a means to dampen noise when typing. Apple said that this new quieter keyboard experience is an exclusive feature for its 2018 laptops, The Verge reported.

However, that barrier may also have the added benefit of preventing debris from getting lodged under the keys, suggesting that the third-generation keyboard did, in fact, come with a fix for sticky keys. Given that the 2018 models were only recently announced, it’s still too soon to tell how effective Apple’s fix works in real-world use, but if you own a late-2017 MacBook Pro or earlier with a defective keyboard, Apple won’t swap out your old keyboard for a new third-generation design when you take your laptop in for repair. This means that even after you take advantage of Apple’s keyboard repair program, your keyboard not only won’t be quieter, it could still suffer from the same flaw in the future if your MacBook ever finds itself near crumbs or dust.

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Best Buy is knocking $50 off the Apple Watch Series 3 for a short time

While Amazon may be getting all the glory because of Amazon Prime Day, other retailers have some pretty sweet discounts of their own. Best Buy, for example, is offering the Apple Watch Series 3 at a $50 discount, so if you’ve been holding off on buying one for yourself, then today might be the day.

The list price of the Apple Watch Series 3 starts at $329, but Best Buy’s price comes in at as little as $279 — which is one of the cheapest prices we’ve seen for the Apple Watch Series 3 yet. Add on top of that the fact that Best Buy is offering free shipping, and you have yourself a pretty sweet deal. Of course, you will have to shell out a little more for different variants of the watch — like, for example, if you want a model that has cellular connectivity. The deal ends on Tuesday, July 17.

The Apple Watch Series 3 is Apple’s latest and greatest smartwatch, offering improved processing and even cellular connectivity on some variants. It’s available in a range of colors, with an array of band options too. It’s important to note that Apple is expected to launch an updated version of the Apple Watch in the fall — but it’ll be a while before the “Apple Watch Series 4” hits prices like these.

Best Buy isn’t the only outlet selling the Apple Watch at a discount price. Amazon is selling certain variants of the device at similar prices, though the company also seems to be going through some technical difficulties.

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Add a microSD card to your phone, camera, or tablet with prices starting at $13

Amazon has a slew of SanDisk storage products on sale today as part of its Prime Day deals, including a bunch of microSD cards. These cards are quite versatile and can be used in a variety of devices, including Fire Tablets, phones, action cameras, dash cameras, and more. There are a bunch of different size options available, starting at 64GB and going to as high as 400GB.

Some of these have never dropped this low before, so you’re going to want to check them out while they are still available.

• 64GB Ultra – $19.49 (Was $25)
• 128GB Ultra – $26.36 (Was $35)
• 200GB Ultra – $45.60 (Was $65)
• 256GB Ultra – $91.15 (Was $150)
• 400GB Ultra – $139.99 (Was $185)

Be sure to grab one now, before they start to sell out.

This Seagate Prime Day sale has a dozen ways to expand your storage

Save money on all kinds of storage.

This huge Seagate sale covers internal, external, portable drives, and drives meant to take a beating. Many of these are great low prices and most of them are only going to be on sale with an Amazon Prime membership.

Find the drive you need for the job you have. There are portable hard drives, LaCie rugged drives, and more. There are even huge 8TB desktop pass-through hubs on sale here as well.

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Unlocked smartphones are on sale from $79 at Amazon, including the Essential Phone

Prime Day is calling with an exclusive discount.

In celebration of Prime Day, Amazon is offering discounts on a selection of unlocked smartphones including options like the Essential Phone and the Honor 7X. There’s also a Samsung wireless charger on sale for $30. These deals are exclusively available to Prime members as part of Amazon’s Prime Day. If you’re not a member, you can still grab today’s discounts by starting a free 30-day trial.

Some of the deals available include:

• Essential Phone for $249.99
• Honor 7X for $169.99
• Huawei Mate SE for $219.99
• Huawei Mate 10 for $499.99
• Samsung Qi-certified Fast Wireless Charging Stand for $29.99

Make sure to visit Amazon to check out the full selection on sale today.

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Best Samsung Galaxy S9 & S9+ Deals and Promotions

Save the Galaxy — spend less money.

The Galaxy S9 and S9+ are now available to purchase in many countries around the world. Carriers are falling over themselves to give you a good deal on an early purchase of Samsung’s latest phones. Here are all of the latest deals from the top carriers and retailers.

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Amazon (Prime Day only)

Want something really special for Prime Day? For Prime Day only, Amazon is bundling the Galaxy S9 and S9+ with a SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit, an Echo speaker, and an Echo Spot. What an insanely good deal.

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Verizon

You can pick up the Galaxy S9 for $33.33 per month and the Galaxy S9+ for $38.75 per month. Both of those are the prices over 24 months, meaning you’ll ultimately pay $799 for the S9 and $929 for the S9+. Ouch. To help reduce those costs, you can trade-in an eligible phone on Verizon and take up to 50% off. The exact details are as follows:

• Galaxy S9 for $16.66/month: Trade in iPhone X, iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6S Plus, Pixel 2/2 XL, Pixel/Pixel XL, LG V30, LG G6, Moto Z2 Force, Moto Z Force, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8/S8+, Galaxy S7 Edge.
• Galaxy S9+ for $19.37/month: Trade in iPhone X, iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone 7/7 Plus, Pixel 2/2 XL, LG V30, Moto Z2 Force, Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8/S8+.
• Galaxy S9 for $21.66/month: Trade in iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 6S, HTC 10, LG V20, LG G5, Moto Z2 Play, Moto Z Droid, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S6/S6 Edge/S6 Edge+, Galaxy Note 5.
• Galaxy S9+ for $25.18: Trade in iPhone 6S/6S Plus, Pixel/Pixel XL, HTC 10, LG V20, LG G6, Moto Z Force, Moto Z2 Play, Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, Galaxy Note 5.
• Galaxy S9 for $25.00/month: Trade in iPhone SE, HTC One M9/M9+, LG V10, LG G4, Moto Z Play, DROID Turbo 2, Galaxy S5, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note Edge.
• Galaxy S9+ for $29.06/month: Trade in iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone SE, HTC One M9/M9+, LG V10, LG G5, Moto Z Droid, Moto Z Play, DROID Turbo 2, Galaxy S6/S6 Edge/S6 Edge+, Galaxy Note 4.

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AT&T

AT&T has upped the price for the phones beyond what you’d pay unlocked or from T-Mobile. The carrier is advertising $26.34 per month for the GS9 and $30.50 per month for the S9+ – but that’s over 30 months, so the full price comes out to $790 and $915, respectively.

For a limited time, though, AT&T is offering 50% off the S9 or $395 off the larger S9+. You must purchase the phones on AT&T Next, start a new line of service, and sign up for a DirecTV or Internet plan.

Those are a lot of hoops you need to jump through, but if you were already planning on getting the S9 or S9+ on AT&T, you might as well look into this.

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T-Mobile

T-Mobile is matching the unlocked pricing of $720 for the Galaxy S9 and $840 for the S9+. T-Mobile says that the S9 series plugs into its new 600MHz spectrum, which offers more coverage in rural areas.

The Un-Carrier is currently running a BOGO promotion where you can buy one Galaxy S9 and get another for free or $720 off the larger S9+.

Both phones must be purchased on monthly installment plans in order to be eligible, and you’ll need to either active two new lines for new customers or add at least one new one if you’re an existing subscriber.

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Sprint

On Sprint you’ll pay $792 for Galaxy S9 and $912 for Galaxy S9+, but they’re also available through Sprint’s Galaxy Forever lease program, which allows you to upgrade to the newest Galaxy after 12 months, for $33 per month for S9 and $38 per month for the S9+.

There aren’t any deals for buying the S9 series outright from Sprint, but you can save quite a bit with the Galaxy Forever program right now.

Instead of $33/month for the S9 and $38/month for the S9+, you’ll spend just $16.50/month for the S9 and $21.50/month for the S9 Plus. No trade-in is required for this promotion, but you will need to add a new line of service.

Once the order is made, you should see your monthly bill credit applied within two billing cycles.

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Best Buy

You can buy the carrier versions of the Galaxy S9 and S9+ for Verizon, AT&T and Sprint, plus the unlocked version (we recommend that one) at their usual prices. Best Buy runs its own trade-in program, and also typically matches whatever the carriers are offering directly in terms of incentives. Best Buy also offers 24-month no-interest financing if you have a Best Buy credit card.

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Samsung

If you prefer buying your phones directly from the manufacturer (consider it!), without all the bloatware and potential SIM locking, Samsung is offering both the S9 and S9+ unlocked. In the U.S., you’ll pay $719 for the Galaxy S9 and $839 for the Galaxy S9+, but both are available with Samsung’s financing program if you’d prefer to pay over several months.

Samsung also sells the carrier variants of both phones, matching the pricing you’d find from the carriers but not necessarily any of the other incentives above and beyond that.

One big advantage Samsung has over everyone else is that it’s the exclusive place you can buy the 128GB and 256GB configurations for the S9 and S9+. You’ll pay $50 more per each storage upgrade, resulting in the following pricing:

• Samsung Galaxy S9 w/ 128GB – $769.99
• Samsung Galaxy S9 w/ 256GB – $819.99
• Samsung Galaxy S9+ w/ 128GB – $889.99
• Samsung Galaxy S9+ w/ 256GB – $939.99

Samsung’s got a couple killer deals right now, one of which gets you an instant $350 trade-in credit when you purchase an S9 through the Samsung Upgrade Program. Buying the S9 or S9+ through Samsung will also allow you to purchase the Power Bundle for $49 or the Upgrade Bundle for $99.

The Power Bundle comes with a fast wireless charger, 5,100 mAh battery pack, and adaptive fast charging car charger. On the other hand, the Upgrade Bundle inlcudes a fast wireless charger, Samsung Gear VR, and AKG Y50BT wireless headphones.

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Canada

Rogers

It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Rogers has the Galaxy S9 and S9+. The amount you pay depends on which plan type you choose, with the pricing working out as follows:

• Premium+ Tab: $249 for the Galaxy S9 / $379 for the Galaxy S9+
• Premium Tab: $449 for the Galaxy S9 / $579 for the Galaxy S9+
• Smart Tab: $599 for the Galaxy S9 / $729 for the Galaxy S9+
• Talk & Text or No Tab: $999 for the Galaxy S9 / $1129 for the Galaxy S9+

If there’s a Rogers store near you, you can grab the Galaxy S9 for $0 (that’s right, $0) when you purchase it on one of the carrier’s Share Everything plans after completing an eligible trade-in.

For online shoppers, Rogers is giving out a coupon for 15% off select accessories when you actvate a device from its website and waiving its $30/line Connection Fee.

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TELUS

In addition to Rogers, you can also get the Galaxy S9 through TELUS. The regular S9 costs between $250 and $450 upfront depending on which plan you choose, with the same holding true for the S9+ that varies at $380 and $580.

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Bell

Bell is selling the S9 and S9+ for $250 on a 2-year term with an $80/month contract, or $450 for a $70/month contract. It’s $1019 outright. The S9+ costs $380 and $580 in the same configurations. As with all other carriers, the phone comes in either grey or purple.

If you’re interested in the smaller Galaxy S9, Bell’s letting you pick it up for $0 if you trade-in an eligible device and sign up for a 2-year Premium Plus plan with data.

For this offer, you’ll only be able to redeem it at one of Bell’s physical retail stores.

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Unlocked

In Canada, Samsung is selling the Galaxy S9 and S9+ unlocked, starting at $960 for the smaller phone and moving up to $1100 for the larger one. Both phones remain unlocked once you put a SIM card into them, but they download (and keep) the carrier details from the first SIM that was inserted into them, much like their carrier counterparts. In Canada, Samsung is offering only the Lilac Purple and Titanium Grey models.

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O2

O2 in the United Kingdom is selling the Galaxy S9 for £49.99 upfront and then £56 per month for 24 months. If you want the larger and more impressive Galaxy S9+, you’ll pay the same £49.99 upfront cost but a more expensive £61/month charge.

If you buy a Galaxy S9 or S9+ from O2 right now, the carrier will give you the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 absolutely free. This offer is good until July 11 and the tablet should ship out 14-40 days after your purchase is made.

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Vodafone

Vodafone is also offering the Galaxy S9 series in the UK, and for the regular S9 you’ll pay £29 upfront followed by £59/month. If you want to step up to the Galaxy S9+, you’ll pay a bit more ay £49 upfront and then £69 per month.

You won’t get any freebies when purchasing the S9+, but if you pick up the regular S9, Vodafone will give you an extra 10GB of monthly data.

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EE Mobile

For EE Mobile customers, the Galaxy S9 regularly sells for £58 per month and the S9+ for £68 per month. The former comes with 64GB of storage while the latter has 128GB, but no matter which you choose, you’ll be able to get the phones in either Lilac Purple, Coral Blue, or Midnight Black.

If you act fast, however, EE Mobile’s offering its lowest price ever on the two phones — £43/month for the S9 and £53/month for the S9+.

Also, if you trade in a Galaxy S7, you can get the S9 for £28/month and the S9+ for £33/month.

See at EE Mobile

India

The Galaxy S9 and S9+ are now available for purchase in India, with prices starting at ₹57,900 ($890). Both devices are on sale direct from Samsung India as well as Flipkart and Paytm Mall, and will be heading to thousands of retail stores across the country.

Both the 64GB and 256GB storage configurations are available in India, but if you’re interested in picking up the 256GB model, you’ll have to buy from Samsung India’s store. Samsung is rolling out a ₹6,000 ($90) cashback to those picking up the phone via Paytm, and HDFC credit and debit card users can also get ₹6,000 off on either device. Here’s how much the Galaxy S9 and S9+ cost in India:

• 64GB Galaxy S9: ₹57,900 ($890)
• 256GB Galaxy S9: ₹65,900 ($1,000)
• 64GB Galaxy S9+: ₹64,900 ($1,015)
• 256GB Galaxy S9+: ₹72,900 ($1,120)

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Update, June 19, 2018: Added new deals for T-Mobile, Samsung’s online store, O2, Vodafone, and EE Mobile.

Best Amazon Prime Day Deals

Humans of New York: Stories

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This Lightning deal will give you something to think about.

eBags Professional Slim Laptop Backpack

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This is an amazing price, and as a result, the item’s selling out quickly. Hurry up if you’re interested.

Victorinox Swiss Army Pocket Knife

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This is a Lightning deal and will sell out quickly.

Intel Core i7 8700K desktop computer processor

$299.99


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While it has been this price at other retailers, this is one of the best deals we’ve seen on Amazon.

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