Best Buy and Amazon Discount Nothing Phone (3) and Copilot+ PCs
Retailers slash prices on Nothing's latest Android handset and Windows Copilot+ devices, offering savings up to $500 on select hardware.
Key points
- Nothing Phone (3) models are discounted by up to $300 below original list prices at Best Buy.
- Best Buy offers a one-day flash sale with up to $500 off Windows Copilot+ laptops and desktops.
- Motorola Moto Tag 2 trackers are available at Amazon for $20 each or $17.50 in four-packs.
Major retailers including Best Buy and Amazon have launched significant discounts on consumer electronics, featuring the Nothing Phone (3) and Windows Copilot+ PCs. According to 9to5Google, these price reductions include some of the lowest tracked prices for specific devices.
The Nothing Phone (3) is available at Amazon with a $150 discount on new, unlocked units in 256GB and 512GB configurations. Best Buy lists select open-box models in "excellent" condition for up to $300 below the original price, with one 512GB black unit listed at $597.99.
Retail Pricing and Hardware Details
Best Buy carries regular list prices for the Nothing Phone (3) at $699 and $799, down from the original $799 and $899 set earlier this year. This adjustment creates a total saving of nearly $250 compared to the initial launch pricing, according to 9to5Google. The open-box deal represents a saving of over $200 off the going rate.
Motorola’s Moto Tag 2 Android Find Hub trackers are still down at the lowest prices tracked, according to 9to5Google. The retailer offers a single tracker for $19.99, down from the regular $30 list price, or a four-pack for $69.99, which equates to $17.50 per unit.
Windows Copilot+ PC Promotions
Best Buy is conducting a one-day flash sale on Windows Copilot+ PCs, offering discounts of up to $500 on touchscreen laptops and desktops. This promotion includes Lenovo’s 2K OLED touchscreen Yoga 7i 2-in-1 Copilot+ PC, which is also discounted by $500. The sale targets users looking for AI-capable Windows hardware at reduced costs.
Lenovo’s budget-friendly 11-inch 2.5K Android Idea Tab is also part of the broader discount wave, dropping to a low of $142. These deals are presented alongside the Nothing Phone and Moto Tag promotions in the 9to5Toys Lunch Break report, highlighting a day of varied hardware savings.
What should you do?
Consumers interested in these deals should verify the condition of open-box items, as Best Buy’s discounts apply to refurbished units. Buyers should also confirm that the Windows Copilot+ PCs meet their specific performance needs, as these are specialized devices.
What to do and how to stay safe: Nothing Phone (3)
- Check the specific storage capacity and condition of the Nothing Phone (3) before purchasing, as discounts vary by model.
- Verify the return policy for open-box items at Best Buy to ensure you can exchange defective units.
- Confirm that your existing accessories are compatible with the Moto Tag 2 trackers before buying in bulk.
- Review the system requirements for Windows Copilot+ features to ensure your workflow benefits from the discounted PCs.
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Frequently asked questions
How much can I save on the Nothing Phone (3)?
You can save up to $300 off the original list price on select open-box models at Best Buy, or $150 on new units at Amazon.
Are the Moto Tag 2 trackers currently in stock?
Yes, according to 9to5Google, the trackers are still down at the lowest prices tracked, with discounts of 30% for four-packs.
What is the discount on Lenovo's Yoga 7i Copilot+ PC?
Lenovo’s 2K OLED touchscreen Yoga 7i 2-in-1 Copilot+ PC is discounted by $500 during the Best Buy flash sale.
