Mint Mobile cuts all plans to $15/month as its Google Pixel phones have vanished – 9to5google.com

Carriers like Mint Mobile are already a great way to save money on your phone service, but it’s even better at the moment. For a “limited time” – there’s no end date mentioned – Mint is cutting all of its plans down to $15/month.

Deal alert: the best Chromebook ever made is a whopping $400 off right now – chromeunboxed.com

Just a few weeks ago, I was lamenting a pretty frustrating reality in the Chromebook ecosystem. The Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14, a device I have unapologetically called the best Chromebook ever made

Best Buy’s Chromebook sale is live: here’s my top 5 picks for every budget – tomsguide.com
Back to school season is in full swing and if you’re in the market for an everyday laptop that won’t break the bank, you’ll want to invest in a Chromebook.

The MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910 Advantage in 3 Key Areas – mediatek.com
Signal 65 has dug deep into the MediaTek Kompanio Ultra 910, investigating three key areas and concluding it is unmistakably best-in-class:

Best Buy’s Chromebook sale includes huge discounts on our favorite HP, Acer, and Lenovo models — up to almost 50% off – techradar.com ·

These 7 Chromebook Deals Will Save You Hundreds on Top-Rated Portable PCs – PCMag ·

Best Buy slashes the price of Chromebooks in its Memorial Day sale — upgrade your laptop for as little as $179 – techradar.com

April’s Best Chromebook Deals Give You Big Power for Budget Bucks – PCMag
Windows laptops giving you sticker shock? You can take home a Chromebook for a fraction of the price and still get everything done in style with these deep discounts.

Don’t buy the Pixel 10a for the camera, buy it for the screen – howtogeek.com
The Google Pixel 10a is fresh out of the oven, taking the fight to the iPhone 17e, which launched alongside Google’s latest budget Pixel offering. The phone is widely praised for its fantastic camera (at least in the ~$500 price segment), but the Pixel 10a is much more than just a great camera in an affordable package. It has plenty going for it, with one of its standout features being its bright, vibrant display.

Google Fi’s Flexible plan is still a good deal: Here’s how I’ve used it for the past 8 years – howtogeek.com
Google Fi Wireless—first named “Project Fi”—launched over a decade ago with a single plan. There are now four plans to choose from, but the original pay-for-what-you-use plan has stuck around. It’s still a shockingly good deal in 2026.