Retailers are offering price cuts on the game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Google Pixel 11 bundles, and a Gigabyte gaming laptop.
Key facts
- •Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is discounted to $33.17 on Amazon for Xbox Series X.
- •The Gigabyte A16 gaming laptop is priced at $1,249, reflecting a $600 discount.
- •Google Pixel 11 bundles including a Pixel Watch 5 are available at reduced prices on Amazon.
- •New shoppers at Gruv can use the code FIRSTGRUV15 for an additional 15 percent off a single item.
- •The Matrix Deja Vu 4K Blu-ray set is available for $34.99 through Gruv.
Several retailers are currently offering discounts on electronics and media, including a price reduction for the game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Additionally, promotional bundles for Google's Pixel 11 phones and a Gigabyte gaming laptop are available at reduced prices. These deals also extend to various 4K Blu-ray collections through the retailer Gruv.
By the numbers
Gaming and Hardware Deals
The game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is available for $33.17 at Amazon for the Xbox Series X version after clipping a coupon, down from its original price of $49.99. A Steam code for the PC version is available at Fanatical for $35.49. Meanwhile, Walmart has discounted the 16-inch Gigabyte A16 gaming laptop to $1,249, a $600 reduction. The laptop features an Nvidia RTX 5070 graphics chip, an Intel Core i7-13620H processor, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB SSD.
Google Pixel 11 and Blu-ray Promotions
Google Pixel 11 bundles are available at Amazon, offering savings when paired with the Pixel Watch 5. The base Pixel 11 with 256GB of storage and the watch is priced at $1,168, down from $1,298. The Pixel 11 Pro bundle is available for $1,248, reduced from $1,499. Additionally, Gruv is offering discounts on 4K Blu-ray sets through Monday, including The Matrix Deja Vu set for $34.99, the Chernobyl miniseries for $14.99, and the Jurassic World: Ultimate Collection for $49.99.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by The Verge.
