Amazon Prime Day is over, but there are deals elsewhere still offering massive discounts. Rivals like Walmart, Target and Best Buy are also in on the action — and their efforts definitely shouldn’t be dismissed. While the summer Walmart Deals event officially ended on July 11, a bunch of incredible savings are still hanging on, including the M1 MacBook Air, which is back down to its all-time low price of $649and the Dyson V8 cordless vacuum, which is down to $350.
We’ve highlighted these and all the other best picks chosen by our experts at CNET. Keep in mind that some of the best offers may be limited in supply, so you might miss out on some top deals if you don’t act quickly.
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Haven’t signed up to be a Walmart Plus member just yet? Right now, you can score 50% off a one-year membership, dropping the price to just $49.
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Walmart Plus offers multiple convenient benefits to shopping with Walmart, including free shipping, free store deliveries, early access on events like Black Friday and many others — essentially a good thing to have to maximize the deals we’ve gathered below. Grabbing a Walmart Plus membership will also give you access to Paramount Plus and Pluto TV. But you should know this offer won’t last long — it’ll be gone by July 18.
Best Walmart anti-Prime Day tech deals
Battery Life/Runtime 1,026 minutesWeight 2.8 poundsDisplay size/type 13-inch, 2560 x 1600 IPS LCDProcessor tested Apple M1 8‑coreGraphics tested Apple M1 7-core
This 2024 gaming laptop has a solid 15.6-inch screen, a 144Hz refresh rate, an AMD Ryzen 5 processor, Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics, 8GB of RAM, 512GB of SSD storage and more. Plus, when the battery is low, it only takes 30 minutes to get it from a 0 to 50% charge so you can keep the game going.
It’s not every day you see an Apple Watch released just last year get a discount of 18% off, but Walmart is now offering just that for the Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS) in pink aluminum and starlight aluminum cases. The Series 9 is CNET’s top pick for the best smartwatch of 2024. This deal will likely not last very long — the timer is ticking and stock is slowly running dry.
This TV has a large 65-inch 4K display. It also has Dolby Atmos sound and Object Tracking Sound Lite, which offers a more immersive effect. Plus, with a screen refresh rate up to 120Hz and access to Samsung’s Gaming Hub, this makes a great TV for your game room, too.
Best Walmart anti-Prime Day kitchen and home deals
The Dyson V8 Absolute cordless vacuum is a convenient cleaning solution. It transforms into a handheld, so it’s not limited to just carpets or floors. You can tackle a variety of surfaces, especially those hard-to-reach areas and tight spaces.
Best Walmart anti-Prime Day outdoor deals
This trampoline has an enclosure net with lights and can hold up to 800 pounds.
Ozark Trail has made a rugged camping toilet you can fold and take on your next camping trip. It’s 15.5 inches long and can fold down to 5 inches, but it still has a 1-gallon capacity and can support up to 300 pounds.
Best Walmart anti-Prime Day toys and collectibles deals
If you (or your child) love huggable plush toys, the Gabby’s Dollhouse 14-inch plushie can be a great addition to your collection with its soft, cuddly, and cute design.
Hop on Walmart and buy an 8-inch large version of everyone’s favorite Sesame Street character, Cookie Monster.
Should I shop for Walmart deals or Amazon Prime Day?
Walmart ran an early sale called Walmart Deals through July 11 to capture shopping intent ahead of Prime Day. Though that sale has officially wrapped up, we expect Walmart to continue offering some great savings through Prime Day. If you’re a Walmart Plus member and don’t have Amazon Prime, you can likely stay within the Walmart ecosystem and snag many of the same deals.
We’ll be highlighting the best deals from all the year’s biggest sales, so keep an eye on CNET.com/deals and the CNET Deals account on X for all the latest updates.
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