Best Tech Deals: Pixel 10A Preorder, $800 Off Eufy S1 Pro

The Art of the Strategic Upgrade: This Week’s Standout Tech Deals

It is not every day that you see a price tag slashed by $800 on a high-end home appliance, nor is it common to be offered a $100 "thank you" just for preordering a phone that hasn't even hit the shelves yet. But as we move deeper into the spring tech cycle, that is exactly where we find ourselves. While the market is often flooded with minor discounts that barely cover the sales tax, this week is different. We are seeing genuine, aggressive value propositions on everything from Google’s latest handset to professional-grade floor care.

Whether you are looking to future-proof your mobile experience or finally automate the most tedious chore in your house, these are the buys that actually make sense for your wallet right now.

The Pixel 10A: A Long-Term Play with Early Rewards

Google has officially pulled back the curtain on the Pixel 10A, and while the hardware is more of a refined evolution than a revolution, the value proposition remains the best in the Android world. The phone officially launches on March 5th, but the real story is in the preorder incentives.

Currently, if you head over to Amazon or Best Buy, you can secure the 128GB base model for $499 and walk away with a $100 gift card. If you prefer hardware over store credit, Amazon is offering a bundle that includes the recently released Pixel Buds 2A—a $130 value—for the same $499 entry price.

Why should you care about a phone that is a "minimal" update? Because Google is doubling down on longevity. The Pixel 10A comes with a guaranteed seven years of OS and security updates. In a world where most mid-range phones are discarded after three years because the software falls behind, this phone is built to last until 2033. It features the Tensor G4 chip, which is plenty fast for daily multitasking, and includes the new satellite SOS safety features.

Who this is for: The practical user who wants a flagship-tier camera and software experience but plans on keeping their phone for four or five years. It’s the ultimate "buy it once, buy it right" smartphone.

The $800 Discount: Eufy Omni S1 Pro

If you have been waiting for the right moment to jump into the world of high-end robot vacuums, this is likely it. With the next-generation Omni S2 on the horizon, Eufy has aggressively discounted the Omni S1 Pro to an all-time low of $699.99 at their online store when you use the code WS24T2080111. That is a staggering $800 off its original $1,499 MSRP.

The S1 Pro isn't just a vacuum that drags a wet rag across your floor. It features a genuine roller mop system that self-washes and dries, meaning it is constantly using clean surface area to scrub your floors. With 8,000Pa of suction and AI-powered obstacle avoidance, it handles pet hair and stray shoes with equal ease.

Who this is for: The homeowner with a lot of hardwood or tile who is tired of the "mop and bucket" routine. At this price, you are getting flagship-level automation for a mid-range price.

Soundcore Space One: Noise Cancellation for the Rest of Us

We all know the $350 heavyweights from Sony and Bose are great, but for many of us, spending that much on headphones feels like overkill. The Soundcore Space One is currently sitting at $79.99, and for that price, they are punching significantly above their weight class.

The standout feature here isn't just the active noise cancellation—which is surprisingly competent at drowning out office hums and engine drones—but the battery life. You get roughly 40 hours of playtime with ANC turned on. To put that in perspective, you could fly from New York to Singapore and back without needing to find a charging port. The companion app also offers an eight-band equalizer, allowing you to fix the "bassy" out-of-the-box tuning to something more balanced.

Who this is for: Students, commuters, or frequent flyers who need peace and quiet but would rather put that extra $250 toward their actual travel budget.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Pivot: A Fighter’s Secret Weapon

Gaming controllers are usually a "one size fits all" affair, but the Turtle Beach Stealth Pivot breaks that mold in a way that is actually useful rather than gimmicky. Currently discounted to $99.99 (a $40 savings), this PC and Xbox-compatible controller features unique rotating modules. You can literally "pivot" the control face to reveal a layout more suited for fighting games or retro titles.

Beyond the swiveling modules, it uses Hall effect joysticks. Unlike standard controllers that eventually suffer from "stick drift," Hall effect sensors use magnets to track movement, meaning the sticks should remain accurate for the life of the controller.

Who this is for: The fighting game enthusiast who wants a specialized layout for pulling off complex combos but doesn't want to lug around a massive, heavy arcade fight stick.

Essential Desktop and Smart Home Upgrades

Beyond the headline deals, there are a few smaller items that solve very specific, everyday problems.

First is the Anker 351 Power Strip, now $23.99. Most of us are living in a cable nightmare behind our desks. This strip offers twelve AC outlets and a dedicated 20W USB-C port. It is a surge-protected beast designed to be the "final boss" of your cable management. It’s perfect for the home office setup where you have dual monitors, a printer, a laptop, and three different chargers competing for space.

Then there is the Google Nest Cam Indoor, which has hit a new low of $74.99. This version supports 2K HDR video and significantly improved low-light performance. While Google’s new "berry" color option is certainly a bold aesthetic choice, the hardware itself is rock solid for anyone looking to add a layer of security to their home without a complicated installation.

Finally, for the collectors, the Metroid Prime 1–3: A Visual Retrospective hardcover has dropped to $36.59. It is rare for us to highlight coffee table books, but the concept art and developer commentary in this volume are essential for anyone who grew up with Samus Aran.

The Bottom Line on Value

The theme of this week’s deals isn't just "cheaper," it’s "smarter." Whether it is the Pixel 10A’s seven-year commitment or the Eufy S1 Pro’s massive price correction, these picks represent a shift away from disposable tech. When you buy a product that is designed to last or a high-end tool that has finally become affordable, you aren't just spending money—you are reclaiming your time and ensuring your gadgets won't be obsolete by next season.

Take a look at your current setup. If your phone is stuttering or your vacuum is just pushing dirt around, these deals offer a rare path to a significant upgrade without the usual flagship tax.