{"id":771799,"date":"2026-05-04T04:04:25","date_gmt":"2026-05-04T04:04:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/771799\/"},"modified":"2026-05-04T04:04:25","modified_gmt":"2026-05-04T04:04:25","slug":"weekly-deals-iphone-air-and-iphone-17-get-price-cuts-galaxy-s26-and-pixel-10-10-pro-on-sale-too","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/771799\/","title":{"rendered":"Weekly deals: iPhone Air and iPhone 17 get price cuts, Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10\/10 Pro on sale too"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Apple iPhone Air wasn\u2019t the first super-slim phone, but it was the phone that started the craze, anyway \u2013 Apple has that effect on the market. Right now, the phone is up to \u20ac480 off.<\/p>\n

That gets you a 6.5\u201d LTPO display (120Hz) and the powerful Apple A19 Pro chipset. The 3,149mAh battery is oh-so-small, but it still achieved a decent 12:44h Active Use Score \u2013 and there\u2019s a variety of MagSafe products out there that can help to extend the runtime. There\u2019s no fixing the single 48MP (1\/1.56\u201d) camera situation, though.<\/p>\n


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The Apple iPhone 17 is a smaller phone with a 6.3\u201d LTPO display (120Hz). It has the regular A19 chipset (which has a similar CPU\/GPU configuration but less cache than the Pro) and adds a 48MP ultra-wide camera (120\u00b0) next to the 48MP main. Despite being \u201csmaller\u201d (it\u2019s shorter and narrower but thicker and heavier than the Air), the 17 has a bigger 3,692mAh battery that lasts longer (14:59h Active Use Score).<\/p>\n


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Competing with the iPhone 17 are the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S26. This one also has a 6.3\u201d LTPO display and (in Europe) it uses an Exynos 2600 chipset. The bigger 4,300mAh battery gives it only a minimal edge in endurance (15:20h). The S26 has a 50MP main camera (1\/1.56\u201d sensor), a dedicated 10MP 3x\/67mm telephoto and a 12MP ultra-wide.<\/p>\n


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Also in the 6.3\u201d class is the Google Pixel 10. This is the vanilla model, so it\u2019s a lot cheaper \u2013 this means no LTPO panel for one. Also, Google\u2019s Tensor G5 chip is no match for Apple silicon. Like the Galaxy, the Pixel has a dedicated telephoto camera \u2013 a 10.8MP sensor paired with a longer 5x\/112mm lens \u2013 to go with the 48MP main (with a small 1\/2.0\u201d sensor) and the 13MP ultra-wide. The 4,970mAh battery is the biggest of the three so far, but you won\u2019t be able to tell with the disappointing 12:08h Active Use Score.<\/p>\n


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The Pixel 10 is the budget option, but then so is the iPhone 17 \u2013 it\u2019s just that Google and Apple have different ideas about what \u201cbudget\u201d means. The Pixel 10 Pro is closer to the iPhone in terms of current pricing. It offers key upgrades like an LTPO panel for the 6.3\u201d display and a larger 1\/1.31\u201d 50MP sensor for the main camera. The telephoto module is even more capable with a 48MP sensor behind a 5x\/113mm periscope. The ultra-wide and selfie cameras got upgraded sensors too, 48MP and 42MP, respectively. However, the slow chipset and middling battery life remain issues even with the Pro model.<\/p>\n


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Samsung gave up on the super-slim race after only one try, so there\u2019s no Edge this year \u2013 but there is the Galaxy S26+. With a 4,900mAh battery and improved efficiency, this phone got a really good score of 16:25h. The screen is a larger 6.7\u201d LTPO panel, but the Exynos 2600 and 50+10+12MP camera setup are the same as on the vanilla S26.<\/p>\n


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With \u20ac100 separating the 256GB models and less than \u20ac200 between the 512GB models, you should consider the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra over the S26+ \u2013 in our head-to-head comparison<\/a>, we noted a few reasons to go for the S26+, but the list of pros for the S26 Ultra was a lot longer.<\/p>\n


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Unlike Samsung, Google puts its small and large flagships on equal footing. This means that the Pixel 10 Pro XL is just a larger Pro with a 6.8\u201d display and a 5,200mAh battery (12:29h Active Use Score). Here are our thoughts on how the Pixel 10 Pro XL compares against the S26 Ultra<\/a>.<\/p>\n


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Motorola launched the Razr 70 series<\/a> earlier this week, but the new phones aren\u2019t available on Amazon yet. And even if they were, the new Ultra costs a cool \u20ac1,400. Meanwhile, its predecessor, the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, is down to just \u20ac650 for a base 12\/256GB model.<\/p>\n

The 70 Ultra uses an overclocked version of the same Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. The new model brings minor improvements to the screen (5,000 nits vs. 4,500 nits) and battery (5,000mAh vs. 4,700mAh), but still lacks a telephoto lens and a USB 3 port, which makes the price difference hard to justify.<\/p>\n


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