Amazon’s Samsung Prime Big Deal Days discounts are already live ahead of the sale’s official 6-7 October window, with cuts across Galaxy phones, OLED and Neo QLED televisions, Odyssey gaming monitors, Q-Series soundbars, smartwatches, and earbuds. Some of the steepest reductions take as much as $700 off a TV, while several monitors have dropped to record-low prices, according to price trackers.
Worth flagging before diving in: TechTimes reports that the headline phone prices are exclusive to Amazon Prime members. Without a membership, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, for example, lists at $1,299.99 on Amazon, or $1,399.99 at Samsung and Best Buy. Keep that in mind when comparing.
Samsung Galaxy Phone Deals for Prime Big Deal Days
The Galaxy S26 Ultra in Sky Blue (256GB) is the one drawing the most attention, sitting at $979.99, down from $1,399.99. That is a saving of $420, and as TechTimes notes, the price is only available to Prime members during the sale. The standard Galaxy S26 (512GB) is $1,099.99, down $100 from $1,199.99, while the Galaxy S26+ (512GB) comes in at $979.99, down $420 from $1,399.99, which makes it a curious proposition: you get the larger model for essentially the same outlay as the Ultra if you can live without the S Pen and expanded camera array.
The Galaxy S26 FE is the most accessible of the lot at $654.99, down from $799.99, its lowest price to date. For anyone after a mid-ranger, the Galaxy A57 5G (2026) is $399.99, down $200 from $599.99, also a record low.
Samsung’s foldables launched in August and are already seeing meaningful discounts. The Galaxy Z Flip 8 (256GB) in Graphite is $989.99, down $210 from $1,199.99, while the Galaxy Z Fold 8 (256GB) is $1,549.99, a $350 reduction from $1,899.99.
TVs, Monitors and Audio: Where the Bigger Savings Are
The television range spans a wide spread of technologies and screen sizes. At the affordable end, the 65-inch Samsung M70H is $427.99, down from $477.99, its lowest price yet. It is Samsung’s entry-level Mini LED model for 2026, with a 4K picture and HDR10+ support, though its 60Hz panel suits film and TV viewing more than fast-paced gaming.
Step up to the 65-inch S90H (2026) and you are into OLED territory. It is $1,497.99, down $400 from $1,897.99, also a record low. It carries Samsung’s Glare Free coating and supports up to 165Hz with PC games. The 77-inch S85F, a 2025 model, is $1,399.95, down nearly $398 from $1,797.99, offering considerably more screen real estate for under $1,400. And for those after sheer scale, the 98-inch Samsung U9000H (2026) is $1,497.99, down $500 from $1,997.99.
Gaming monitors are seeing some of the sharpest percentage cuts. The 32-inch Odyssey G55C is $189.99, down roughly 42% from $329.99, with a 165Hz QHD panel and 1ms response time. The 37-inch Odyssey G7 (G75F) drops $450 to $449.99, a record low according to price trackers. At the wider end of the range, the 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 (G91SD) is $795.99, down just over $500 from $1,299.99, swapping in a QD-OLED panel for deeper blacks and faster pixel response. The 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC) is $1,449.99, down $650 from $2,099.99, with a 7,680-by-2,160 resolution running at up to 240Hz.
In audio, the 2026 HW-QS90H all-in-one soundbar is $847.99, down $150 from $997.99. It has built-in woofers, removing the need for a separate subwoofer. The 2026 HW-Q990H, which includes a wireless subwoofer and dedicated rear speakers, is $1,697.99, down from $1,997.99. Wearables are covered too: the Galaxy Watch 7 (40mm, LTE) is $219.99, down $80 from $299.99, while the 47mm Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) LTE model is $469.99, down $180 from $649.99.
On the earbuds side, the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are $189.99, down from $249.99, with Adaptive ANC 2.0 and an IP57 rating. The standard Galaxy Buds 4 hit their lowest price yet at $149.99, down from $179.99. The Galaxy Buds 3 FE (2025) are the cheapest option at $94.99, down from $149.99.
All deals are live now on Amazon, with the official Prime Big Deal Days window closing on 7 October. Prime membership is required to access the member-exclusive prices, so it is worth checking the non-member listed price on Samsung‘s own site before assuming the discount applies to you.
