Nest Learning Thermostat 4th Gen, Fitbit Charge 6, more

Alongside the ongoing FREE credits on the new 2025 3D and OLED Odyssey monitors as well as Samsung’s new Vision AI smart TVs, today’s batch of deals is now ready to go. Firstly, we spotted a solid 25% markdown on the Fitbit Charge 6 fitness wearable at $120 before featuring the return of spring sale pricing on Google’s latest Nest Learning Thermostat at $240. The recent notable discount on the 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 trackers is now back at $58 – that’s $14.50 each – and you’ll find everything else waiting down below, including chargers, Galaxy tablets, 2025 Google smart TVs, and more. 

Here’s another shot at the rare spring deal on Google’s latest Nest Learning Thermostat at $240

Just after seeing a relatively rare deal on the latest model Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th Gen during the Big Spring event last month, Amazon is giving folks another shot at it now. Regularly $280, you can now land Google’s latest and greatest in smart home HVAC controller down at $239.99 shipped – this is within $1 of the second-best price we have tracked all-time and within $17 of the best price ever.

We did see this one drop down to $223 for a brief time during the Black Friday festivities, but it hasn’t fallen below $239 since then and Amazon is once again giving us another go at it while it’s nearly 15% off the going rate.

The Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th Gen debuted last summer as the first new iteration of the brand’s popular smart controller in nearly a decade. While it did receive some complaints among early adopters with regards to the brightness and legibility of the display, that has been remedied since then by way of an OTA update – all of the details you need on that are waiting right here.

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That means its borderless onboard display with Dynamic Farsight tech is now more dynamic and readable than ever so you can actually “see it from across the room.” Google describes the 4th Gen model as its “smartest, most advanced thermostat yet,” complete with Google Home app control and support for Alexa voice commands as well as an included Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen) – this system is designed to work with “most 24V systems, including gas, electric, oil, forced air, heat pump, and radiant, and no C wire is required for installation in most homes.”

Today only: Save 25% on Fitbit Charge 6 fitness wearable down at $120 shipped

While plenty of folks will just side-step the fitness tracker wearables for a full-on smartwatch these days, the Fitbit wearables can deliver a notably full-on suite of health and fitness tracking for a whole lot less in some cases. Today, as part of its Deals of the Day event, Best Buy is now offering the Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker at $119.95 shipped, down from the regular $160 and also now matching the Amazon deal price. You certainly won’t be getting an Apple Watch at a price like that in new condition, never mind the latest Series 10 that starts at $399 (the GPS + Cell models are $100 off right now at $429).

Today’s deal delivers 25% in savings to land on par with the offers we tracked last month for the Amazon Big Spring Sale. There have been some Black Friday offers for $20 less than this, but today’s offer is otherwise matching the best we have tracked on Amazon.

Again, it’s not quite a full-on smartwatch experience, but it does provide a super lightweight and dedicated fitness tracking setup backed by a series of Google apps, heart rate metrics, 40 unique exercise modes, key workout stats, Google Wallet support, calories burned, sleep details, and more.

Now live again: 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 trackers for your new S25 down at $14.50 each

Update: Woot shut down its original Warehouse Clean Out sale only to bring many of the deals back again, including the 4-pack of Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 trackers at $57.99.

As part of its Warehouse Clean Out! sale, Woot is now offering one of the best prices we have tracked on the latest Samsung SmartTag 2 item trackers. you will find some listings on Amazon with the regularly $29 Samsung SmartTag 2 down at $18 or so right now, but Woot is now offering the 4-pack for $57.99 Prime shipped (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). This 4-pack, which includes two black and two white tags, carries a $100 list price, and is now seeing a sizable 42% price drop to deliver the lowest price we can find.

You’re looking at $14.50 per tag here to deliver a price at $2.50 or so less than the lowest deal we have tracked on a single tag this year, and easily one of the lowest we have featured all-time.

The Google Find My Device network has emerged since Samsung released its own in-house SmartTag 2, and there are some mostly pretty solid options out there from brands like Pebblebee and Chiplolo, but Samsung’s first-party models are also still a solid solution for Galaxy gear users and make for a notable (and affordable) add-on for the new Galaxy S25 devices that plenty of folks just secured over the last couple months.

They, as I’m sure you can imagine, deliver location tracking action with ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity and work alongside the SmartThings Find App on Galaxy S21 or newer devices. You’ll find an IP67-rated water- and dust-resistant design, up to 500 days of battery life, and flippable design you can affix to bags, keychains, and a whole lot more.

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TCL’s 2025 144Hz QD mini-LED smart Google TV with AirPlay 2 hit new lows at up to $700 off today

The new 2025 TCL QM6K QD mini-LED smart Google TV lineup has arrived and we are now tracking even lower prices than our initial mention to deliver new Amazon all-time low pricing across various sizes. The deepest deal of the lot lands on the 85-inch model at $1,299.99 shipped. This model launched at $2,000 in early February and is now seeing a deep 35% price drop for $700 in savings off the list price. Head below for additional details and price drops on the more modest sizes.

The new QM6K model sport TCL’s latest QD mini-LED panels featuring its Halo Control System – “an advanced Technology Suite that includes the New Super High Energy LED Microchip, Condensed Micro Lens, Micro OD Reduced Optical Distance, High Contrast HVA Panel, Enhanced QLED, Zero Delay Transient Response, Bi-direction 23-bit Backlight Controller, and Dynamic Light Algorithm for Stunning “Halo-Free” Images.”

That’s on top of the updated Matte HVA Panel, maintaining an “ultra-high native contrast ratio of 7000;1” alongside a 144Hz native refresh rate, up to a “blistering fast 288 VRR” Game Accelerator, Auto Game Mode (ALLM), and AMD Freesync Premium Pro for your new Switch 2 or PS5 Pro.

From there, you can also expect everything to run on the Google TV platform, with onboard Bluetooth, Apple AirPlay 2 casting, built-in Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice commands, and four HDMI inputs.