We start today’s deals with the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, which is currently getting a 17 percent discount that lets you save almost $121 off your purchase. This means that you can get your new unlocked smartphone for $579, depending on the color option you go for. Inside the Galaxy S21 FE, you get a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor, 128GB storage, a 120Hz 6.4-inch display, 6GB RAM, a 4,500mAh battery, and more. And remember that Amazon is also letting you get up to $511 added to your Amazon.com Gift Card balance when you trade in your old devices, meaning that you can get your new Galaxy S21 FE for as low as $68.

If you want more storage space, you can get the 256GB storage model that is receiving a $100 discount so that you can purchase one for $670. If you’re interested in the base model of the Galaxy S21 series, you can get it for as low as $435 after a $44 discount if you don’t have a problem with renewed devices. However, this model isn’t unlocked, as it will only work on T-Mobile’s network.

And since we’re talking Samsung, you can also get the recently announced Samsung Galaxy S22 series that starts at $800 after a $50 discount on its 256GB storage model. You can also purchase the Galaxy S22 Plus for $1,000, and you get the same $50 savings and storage space. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is receiving a $100 discount that lets you pick one up for $1,300, and you get 512GB storage space.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 is also receiving a $100 discount, and it is a bit more affordable than the Galaxy S22 Ultra. It can be yours for $900, and it comes with 128GB storage, 8GB RAM, a Snapdragon 888 chipset, and more under the hood.

If you’re still in love with LG devices, you can also check out the LG Wing 5G that features a 6.8-inch display, 8GB RAM, and 256GB storage for just $280. However, this is a refurbished device that will be on sale until midnight or until they sell out. Whatever the case, it was one of LG’s best-looking devices and one of the company's best ideas in a while. Unfortunately, LG decided to shut down its smartphone business, so there’s a good chance we won’t get to see more of these devices in the future.