Major retailers are offering all kinds of discounts right now amid Amazon’s Prime Day sales. Walmart is among them and has discounts across various categories, including headphones, laptops, appliances, TVs and more. We’re watching Walmart’s current deals closely and sharing the bargains on everything from tech to home goods.
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CNET’s shopping experts have combed through Walmart’s deals to help you find the best savings. While Walmart has some deals live already, the retailer will also hold a sale next week with deals that last four days longer than Amazon’s — running from Oct. 7 to 12.
The Beats Solo 4 are some of our favorite over-ear headphones. While they are not a noise-canceling model, they do support lossless audio. They also offer solid voice-call performance and have a substantial 50-hour battery life.
The second-gen SE is already the most affordable Apple wearable on the market and this deal drops it close to its all-time low price. The device has a 40mm display, is waterproof up to 50m and has tons of helpful fitness tracking features.
A nice $80 savings brings the previous-gen iPad to just less than $300. The 10th generation is no longer the latest in Apple’s standard iPad lineup, thanks to the fairly recent addition of the iPad 11th gen, but it’s still an all-around solid tablet. With a 10.9-inch screen, 64GB of storage and a 10-hour battery life, this iPad is a great pick for folks looking for an Apple tablet for everyday browsing, streaming and reading.
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This seven-piece Carote bundle deal is a great way to upgrade your kitchen on a budget. It includes two pots and one pan with lids, and two spatulas. They’re all nonstick, which makes them perfect for delicate ingredients like eggs and fish, but are also «100% free of PFOAs, PFAs, lead and cadmium,» so you don’t have to worry about harmful chemicals leaching into your food. They’re designed to be used with just about every type of stove, be it gas, electric or induction, so they’re highly versatile.
Thanks to this rare discount, you can make your own ice cream concoctions at home with the viral Ninja Creami. It’s easy to use and makes restaurant-quality frozen desserts with the click of a button.
This versatile Chefman multicooker is a great addition to any kitchen. It can do a lot more than just air-fry. It also has functions for baking and dehydrating, as well as 12 cooking presets for chicken, fish, fries, vegetables and more. It has a substantial 10-quart capacity with three racks so you can cook multiple dishes at once, and it comes with a rotisserie spit. Plus, the cooking racks and drip tray are dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup.
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This kit helps you get a full-body workout while being easy to store when you’re finished. It can be used for many exercises, from strengthening to toning and flexibility.
These resistance bands come in a pack of three for different resistance levels and exercises.
Turn your garage into a home gym and work out in the comfort of your own home. This four-in-one machine has a pec deck machine, a lat pull-down system, a low row Station with a cable bar and a foot board.
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This vehicle snap-and-play set is great for ages 2 and up. It comes with 18 wooden blocks, two play figures, 17 connectors and much more. Let your child’s imagination run wild.
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Let your kids’ imagination run wild right in your backyard with this homey cottage-style playhouse. The durable plastic dwelling even has an electronic doorbell and flooring inside.
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Walmart announced it will host a competing sale that will run from Oct. 7 to 12 — four days longer than Prime Day. But even though the sale hasn’t officially started, we’re seeing plenty of deals on TVs, outdoor essentials and more as Walmart tries to counter Amazon’s best bargains.
Prime Day sales offer some of the best prices on tech, appliances, mattresses and fashion, making it a great time to snag stellar prices on must-have items and there are a ton of retailers running counter sales to help you save even more, including Walmart. Walmart’s competing sale offers major savings across a wide range of categories, from toys and games to top-rated tech. Outside of Walmart and Amazon, we recommend checking out the sales at Best Buy, Home Depot and Lowe’s.
The CNET Deals team covers all of the best price drops, discounts and deals daily from all the top retailers. Whether it’s a one-day promo at Woot, a weekend sale at Best Buy or a coupon code for a product at Amazon, if it’s a great deal, we’ll be covering it.
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