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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Most people go for Sony’s XM5s or Bose QuietComforts when they want noise-canceling headphones. But if you’re the kind of Android user who goes for Pixel Buds Pro and still finds them lacking, you’ll want to look at these. The Bowers & Wilkins Px8, normally $699, are now down to $427.80 on Amazon—a steep 39% discount on a pair of headphones that trade gimmicks for pure audio performance and build quality.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
You just bought the Galaxy S25 Ultra. You’ve got a Pixel 9 Pro in your pocket. You’re out here living the flagship life—and yet your TV is still stuck in 2017? That ends today. The Samsung S95D 55-inch OLED TV deal is at its lowest price ever, down to $1,567 on Amazon. That’s $830 off its original $2,397 retail. It’s a huge discount on one of the best-looking screens in the world right now—and a serious upgrade for anyone ready to level up their movie nights, gaming setup, or living room aesthetic.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
You know what’s wild? We’re out here dropping $1,000+ on phones—phones with 120Hz displays and 2,000 nits of brightness—then going home and watching Netflix on an old, laggy TV that takes five seconds just to open YouTube. If that’s you, it might be time for an upgrade. Right now, Amazon’s 55-inch Fire TV 4-Series is down to $309.97, which is the lowest price we’ve seen so far this year.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Let’s be honest: once you’ve spent $1,000+ on a phone like the Galaxy S25 or Pixel 9 Pro, using the bundled earbuds feels kind of… underwhelming. If you’re ready actually to hear what your phone is capable of, the Sony WH-1000XM5 is the upgrade you’ve been waiting for. These are the headphones that frequent flyers, audiophiles, and work-from-café types swear by. Normally $399, but this deal gets you a manufacturer-certified refurbished pair for just $189—more than 50% off.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
The Galaxy S24 FE might be one of Samsung’s most budget-friendly flagships, but today’s refurbished deal makes it an absolute steal. Amazon has the 128GB US unlocked model going for just $367, and that’s not a typo. You’re saving a whopping $282 off the original $649 retail price—that’s over 40% off for a phone that only launched about half a year ago.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
The Galaxy S25 Ultra deal just dropped to its lowest price ever on Amazon—now $1,089, down from $1,299. That’s a massive $210 discount on one of the best Android phones of 2025, and yes, this is the brand new, fully unlocked 256GB version in Titanium Black. This isn’t refurbished, not carrier-locked, and definitely not a regional variant. Check the price history—this is the lowest we’ve seen since launch.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Samsung makes some of the best Android phones in the world. Whether you’re after flagship performance, a solid midrange device, or a budget-friendly option that still punches above its weight, there’s a Samsung phone for you. The company’s lineup stretches from the entry-level Galaxy A series all the way to its premium Galaxy S and Z Fold models. And let’s not forget that Samsung pretty much leads the foldable phone market. But the best tech Samsung offers comes at a price—literally.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Netflix is rolling out a smarter way to find what to watch by testing an AI-powered search feature. This new AI tool uses OpenAI tech to recommend TV shows and movies based on ultra-specific prompts, including your mood. The new Netflix AI search tool is currently live on iOS in Australia and New Zealand. Netflix says it plans to expand the test to more regions, including the US, in the near future. This means that users are no longer limited to searching by actor names or genre tags.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Instagram’s experimenting with something new: lockable posts. These are posts you can hide behind a secret code, and followers will need to crack that code to view the content. It’s not officially live yet, but the company previewed the feature on its Design account. The teaser showed a reel locked behind a code. Based on clues in the caption and post, followers had to guess the right word, “threads. ” Enter it correctly, and boom: the post unlocks. This isn’t just a fun gimmick.
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1 week ago | 
phandroid.com | Tyler Lee |Windows PC
Android is quietly rolling out a new security feature, and it’s all about protecting your data when your device goes untouched. With the latest update to Google Play services, Android is introducing an auto reboot that kicks in if your phone or tablet stays locked for three straight days. This means that if you haven’t interacted with your device for 72 hours, it’ll automatically restart. The idea is to move your device back into a more secure state, known as Before First Unlock (BFU).
