Amazon’s spring sale slashes $700 off the razr ultra and $300 off pixel folds

Retailers are dumping last year’s flagships at clearance prices that look like typos. The 1 TB Motorola Razr Ultra is down to $799—a $700 haircut that undercuts every other foldable on the planet—and Google’s Pixel 10 Pro Fold has finally cracked the $300-off ceiling, matching its lowest tag since launch.

The razr ultra is now cheaper than most bar phones

Motorola’s 2025 flip has been stuck at $1 499 since December, so seeing it drop below the psychological $800 line feels like a pricing error. The phone still ships with a Snapdragon 8 Elite, 165 Hz inner screen, and a secondary 4-inch panel that doubles as a selfie viewfinder. Add the bundled Moto Buds+—worth $129—and the effective price slides to $670. Inventory trackers show charcoal and blush variants already on back-order; the deal lives only while Motorola’s own spring allotment lasts.

Google’s foldables join the fire sale

Pixel fans who balked at the Pro Fold’s $1 799 sticker finally get relief. The 256 GB model is $300 off at amazon and Best Buy, bringing the tab to $1 499. The discount is not new—Google ran the same promo during Valentine’s week—but the difference is stock: every storage/color combo shows same-day shipping, something that never happened in February. The Tensor G5 inside won’t win synthetic benchmarks, yet the camera stack—48 MP main, 10.8 MP ultrawide, 10.5 MP tele—remains unbeaten among foldables under $1 600.

Samsung’s own ultra is cheaper—if you accept store credit

Samsung refuses to cut the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s MSRP, but amazon will hand you a $200 gift card the moment you click “buy.” Net cost: $999 for the 256 GB unit, effectively matching the lowest outright price we’ve tracked. The catch? The credit is locked to amazon’s ecosystem and expires in a year, so power users who live inside Samsung.com will feel the pinch.

Bottom line: if you wantmaximum silicon for minimum cash, grab the Razr Ultra before Motorola notices its margin is evaporating. Foldable hold-outs can wait—Google will inevitably repeat the Pixel discount, but at $300 off with full retail availability, this is as close to a sure thing as the segment gets.