Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days has ended, but shoppers can still find Prime Day pricing on several Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones without paying for a Prime membership. The discounts are not universal: some devices kept their sale prices, while others became more expensive after the two-day event.

Samsung foldables retain some Prime Day pricing

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra remains available for $1,700 with 256GB of storage or $1,900 with 512GB. Those are the same prices offered during Prime Big Deal Days, making the foldable phone one of the more notable post-sale deals.

The Galaxy Z Flip8 also kept its Prime pricing and now starts below $1,000. Its smaller discount makes the decision more dependent on how much value shoppers place on its compact clamshell design.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 did not retain its full Prime Day discount. It now costs $100 more than it did during the sale, leaving only a $50 difference between the two Samsung foldable designs mentioned here. That narrow gap could make the choice between a wide foldable and a book-style model more significant for buyers.

Galaxy S26 prices vary by model and color

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is cheaper than it was during Prime Big Deal Days, although the listed pricing applies only to selected colors. The 256GB version is discounted in Black, while the 512GB version is discounted in Sky Blue. Other colors cost $40 more for one configuration and $90 more for the other.

The standard Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ also kept their Prime Day prices. The S26 offers improved performance and battery endurance compared with the S25, while the S26+ brings performance and battery improvements over the S25+.

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 FE has received its first discount and now starts below $600. That makes it more competitive, although the regular Galaxy S26 offers a newer flagship chipset and a 6.3-inch LTPO display. The S26 FE uses the Exynos 2500, while the S26 uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.

Buyers considering the FE should also note that Samsung removed wired DeX support by taking DisplayPort video output away from its USB-C port. Wireless DeX remains available. The Galaxy A57 is another lower-cost option, but it gives up chipset performance, a 3x telephoto camera and 15W wireless charging.

Motorola and Google deals after Prime Day

Both the 2025 and 2026 Motorola Razr Ultra models are now $100 more expensive than during the sale. The 2025 version remains the stronger value choice in the source comparison because the newer model receives a relatively minor upgrade and both use the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset.

Google’s Pixel 11 series also kept its Prime Day pricing after the event ended. The available deals cover the Pixel 11 family, including the smaller and larger Pro models, giving shoppers more time to compare screen sizes and specifications without needing Prime.

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