Preorder the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB smartphone through T-Mobile and save $1,299.99 in bill credits over 24 months when you sign up for a new line on the Experience Beyond plan with AutoPay. Trade-in and port-in are not required to take advantage of this deal. Note that there is a one-time $35 connection fee.

The Experience Beyond plan costs $100 per month for a single line with AutoPay (plus taxes and fees). The plan gives you unlimited talk, text, and 5G premium data. Other perks include Netflix (Standard with ads), Apple TV, and Hulu subscriptions, unlimited mobile hotspot, full-flight texting and Wi-Fi with streaming where available, phone upgrade eligibility every year, and a 5 year price guarantee. International travelers can also benefit from unlimited text and 30GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico and unlimited text and 15GB of high-speed data in over 215 other countries.

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Trade-in required

Preorder the Samsung Galaxy S26+ 256GB smartphone through T-Mobile and save $1,099.99 in bill credits over 24 months when you sign up for a new line on the Experience More or Go5G Plus plans with AutoPay. You must also trade-in an eligible device (Apple, Samsung, and Google phones are eligible) and pay the one-time $35 connection fee.

The Experience More plan costs $85 per month for a single line with AutoPay (plus taxes and fees). Like the Experience Beyond plan, you get unlimited talk, text, and 5G premium data, but not as many extra perks. Benefits include Netflix (Standard with ads) and Apple TV subscriptions. 60GB of mobile hotspot, full-flight texting and Wi-Fi with streaming where available, phone upgrade eligibility every two years, and a 5 year price guarantee. You also get unlimited text and 15GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico and unlimited text and 5GB of high-speed data in other countries.

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No trade-in or port-in required

Last but not least, preorder the Samsung Galaxy S26 256GB smartphone through T-Mobile and save $899.99 in bill credits over 24 months when you sign up for a new line on the Experience More or Go5G Plus plans with AutoPay. Trade-in and port-in are not required, but you will have to pay the one-time $35 connection fee.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Phones: Release Date on March 11

Samsung's Galaxy S26 comes with all of the improvements we would expect from an iterative release. The S26 is the base model and is equipped with an Exynos 2600 APU that's more powerful than the Snapdragon 8 Elite found on the previous generation's S25. Additional features include 60W of wired fast-charging, privacy function for the display, and new AI features. The S26+ has a larger 6.7" 3120x1440 QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and bigger battery capacity.

The S26 Ultra is the flagship model and features the even more powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 NPU, the largest screen size (6.9") and biggest battery across all three models, sharper 50MP telephoto and ultra-wide lenses, included S-Pen stylus, a more scratch resistant Gorilla Glass Armor display, and enhanced Google Gemini AI integration. If you can afford it, the S26 Ultra is easily worth the upgrades and should allow you to skip more than a few generations.

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The release of the Arc Ultra doesn't make the Arc any less of a great speaker. The 45" soundbar houses eleven precisely engineered internal speakers, including three tweeters and eight midwoofers each paired with Class-D amplifiers. It's capable of room filling audio by itself, but you'd still benefit from a separate subwoofer to round out the low end. Unlike the Sonos Beam, which only has virtual height channels, the Arc has two physical height channels for true Dolby Atmos support. The Arc also has a built-in microphone for smart assistant compatiblity, including voice control.

Why Sonos?

If you're looking for an easy solution to add great sound to your home, then you've probably already heard of Sonos. Sonos speakers are very easy to set up, don't take a large amount of space, and most importantly, offer distortion-free room-filling audio. They're definitely pricier than budget options, but the sound quality is comparable to speakers that cost hundreds more or take up much more space.

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The Wolfbox MF60 cordless rechargeable electric air duster is a fairly straightforward device. An internal fan spins at up to 110,000RPM to move an appreciable amount of air. A nozzle funnels the air into a tight, high-velocity stream that's more than strong enough to blast away the layers of dust and debris that's been accumulating on your PC components. It has three speed settings, although I would recommend keeping it at the max speed for optimal results. You also get five different sized nozzles, including a narrow funnel for tight spaces like the crevices in your keyboard and a wider nozzle for general PC cleaning. The internal 5,000mAh battery capacity lasts up to 240 minutes at the slowest setting and recharges over USB Type-C in under four hours.

The build quality is excellent compared to other air dusters on Amazon that cost under $50, which are all based on the same X3/X3 Mini design with 3D printed plastic parts. The nozzle attachments are also more secure since the Wolfbox uses a twist-lock mechanism whereas most other air dusters use a push-fit design that often fails during use. If you're looking to get something as cheap as possible, then a $20 air duster will save you money in the short term, but get the Wolfbox MF100 if you want something that lasts.

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Samsung is one of the top selling OLED gaming monitor brands, and that's no surprise if you've ever seen one of these massive Odyssey G9 monitors in person. The G93SC is a 49" display with a 5120x1440 dual-QHD resolution measuring out to a respectable 109ppi pixel density. It's equivalent to having two 27" QHD monitors placed side by side. The quantum dot OLED panel boasts near-instantaneous 0.03ms response time, near infinite contrast ratio, and true black levels. QD OLED panels are better than traditional W-OLED panels because they are brighter and have a wider color gamut.

The OLED G9 also features a 240Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility. Note that you'll need a powerful graphics card (AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT or Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti at the minimum) to achieve that kind of fps at 5120x1440 in higher-demanding games. With older or less demanding games like Fortnite, League of Legends, or Minecraft, you could get away with a mid-range card like the GeForce RTX 5070 or Radeon RX 9070.

As mentioned earlier, this monitor has a 3 year warranty that includes OLED burn-in coverage. That's still pretty uncommon across most OLED brands, especially when you're looking at the less expensive models. Most come with just a 1 year warranty with no burn-in protection.

The Samsung OLED G9 has joined a host of Amazon gaming monitor deals that include a PC game code for Resident Evil: Requiem, the next mainline release in the Resident Evil franchise. The game on its own starts at $69.99 for the Standard Edition, so the deal gets you that much more in savings as well as a fresh AAA release to test out your new display.

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