All articles tagged with #price cut
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Financial Times
Sony is launching a cheaper, Japan-only digital edition of its PS5 console at ¥55,000 to boost sales domestically amid inflation and competition with Nintendo, marking its first region-locked console since the PS2 and aiming to strengthen its market share ahead of upcoming game releases.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Financial Times
Shares of Novo Nordisk declined after Donald Trump announced plans to reduce the price of Ozempic, a medication produced by the company, leading to concerns about its profitability.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by TipRanks
Amgen has reduced the price of its cholesterol drug by 60% following pressure from President Trump, impacting its stock value.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Gizmodo
Amazon has reduced the price of the 2025 MacBook Air (256GB) by 20% to a record low of $799, making it an attractive buy for those interested in Apple's latest laptop with the M4 chip, offering powerful performance, long battery life, and a vibrant display.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by GSMArena.com
The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is currently not a compelling purchase due to its high price and better alternatives like the Galaxy S24+ and S24 FE, which offer superior hardware at lower costs. The S25 FE's late release and upcoming new Galaxy S models further diminish its appeal, though some existing owners may consider upgrading if prices drop.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gamesradar
The PS5 Pro has received its first price cut in the UK, dropping from £700 to £659.99 at Argos, just a week after its release. This early discount, unusual for new tech from Sony, is also available at the EE Store, suggesting it may be part of early Black Friday deals. The price reduction makes the PS5 Pro more appealing, especially with its 2TB storage and performance upgrades, despite lacking a disc version. This deal is one of the best early Black Friday offers for UK PlayStation fans.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechRadar
The PS5 Pro, which launched just six days ago, has already received a Black Friday price cut at Argos in the UK, now available for £659.99, down from its original price of £699.99. This unexpected 5.7% discount offers a great opportunity for those who were waiting for a deal on the new console. Availability may vary by location, but it appears to be well-stocked across the country.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Sony is reducing the price of the slim PS5 digital edition by $70 for the holiday season, bringing it down to $379.99 until December 24th. This makes it cheaper than the original launch price of the PS5 digital console. The price cut applies only to the disc-free model, while the version with a disc drive remains at $499.99. Consumers can also opt for refurbished models or create a disc drive version by purchasing a separate drive, offering additional savings.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ComicBook.com
Sony has announced a significant price cut for the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition for the holiday season, reducing its price to $379.99, marking the first time it has fallen below $400. The sale is expected to start around Black Friday and will end on December 24th. The price for the Standard Edition PS5 remains undisclosed, but a similar discount could bring it to $429.99. The PS5 Pro, recently released, is not expected to receive a discount.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Games Chronicle
Sony has temporarily reduced the price of the PlayStation 5 Slim Digital Edition by $70 in the U.S., bringing it down to $379.99 until December 24, while supplies last. This discount was announced in a new PS5 advertisement, although the price change has not yet been reflected on Sony's PlayStation Direct online store. The price cut comes as Sony reports a decline in PS5 shipments compared to the previous year, though the company expects record operating income due to strong game and subscription sales.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
Google has significantly reduced the prices of its Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones by $150 and $250 respectively, in a new promotion available to all U.S. buyers until June 22nd. The company has also increased trade-in values for older Pixel models and is offering additional savings through Google Fi contracts and Google One subscriber benefits. Additionally, Google is providing a 50% discount on the Pixel 8a when purchased with a Pixel 8 or 8 Pro, and has slashed $500 off the Pixel Fold.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by GSMArena.com
Samsung has significantly reduced prices on several of its smartphones, including the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy A55, and Galaxy A35. The 512GB Galaxy S24 Ultra is now under £1,000, and the Galaxy Z Flip5 is at its lowest price ever. The OnePlus 12 offers competitive specs at a lower price, while Samsung's mid-range A-series models have also seen substantial price drops. The Nothing Phone (2a) and OnePlus 12R are also highlighted for their value propositions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Meta has made the $199 price for the Quest 2 permanent, along with cutting the price of accessories. Despite the release of the Quest 3, the Quest 2 remains a popular entry point to VR, capable of playing most Quest games and streaming from a PC or Xbox cloud. Concerns about long-term support exist, but the Quest 2 remains a popular choice, with millions sold and recent updates.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN
Meta has announced a permanent price drop for the Quest 2 128GB model, reducing it to $199 from its debut price of $299 in June 2021. Despite the upcoming release of the Quest 3, Meta plans to continue supporting the Quest 2, which has been a dominant force in the VR market since its release in October 2020. The price cut makes the Quest 2 an attractive entry point for those interested in VR, offering improved resolution, refresh rate, and a lower price tag.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Tesla has reduced the monthly subscription fee for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) driver-assist software from $199 to $99, reflecting the company's financial challenges. The system, now called FSD (Supervised), requires drivers to pay attention to the road and be ready to take control. Tesla's move comes amid criticism of its driver-assist technology and ongoing scrutiny from federal regulators following crashes. The price cut may be a response to declining vehicle deliveries and the need to boost software service revenue.