The best Walmart deals to compete with Prime Day: TVs, headphones, laptops, and more

Amazon Prime Day is still a few weeks away, but many other retailers are cutting prices to compete for your dollars. You can shop Walmart Currently, there are transactions without paid memberships, and most orders include free shipping and a 30-day return window.

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Many of these transactions are available online, in-person, or for in-store pickup. Walmart expects to host a big sales event to compete with Amazon Prime Day, but details are still unknown. Until then, we’ll show you some of the best Walmart technology deals we’ve picked.

The ZDNET team has thoroughly tested many of the listed products and will continue to update this list as more products are sold.

The best Walmart Tech is currently trading

• Sonos Arc Soundbar: $599 (saves $300): Sonos’ old premium soundbar offers a great room filled sound in your home theater. Sonos has stopped selling ARC and gave way to ARC Ultra, but can be won for $300 at Walmart.
• Apple Watch Series 10 42mm (GPS): $329 (Save $70): Apple’s latest smartwatch has a bigger, brighter screen than its predecessor. It also has longer battery life and improved health and fitness capabilities.
• Roku Express 4K+ Streaming Stick: $30 (save $10): Use this roku streaming stick to turn your old TV into a smart TV. You can access streaming platforms in HD, 4K and HDR resolutions to spend more life on your screen.
• Eufy E20 3-in-1 Robot Vacuum: $380 (saves $270): I love the vacuum of this 3-in-1 robot due to its high suction and versatility.
• Ninja Foodi 8-in-1 XL Air Fryer: $219 (Save $81): This versatile convection oven promises 10 times more power than its competitors. Plus, there are eight cooking environments, extra large space for larger meals, and 90 seconds preheating time for quick meal times.
• HP Omnibook 5 (16-inch) Laptop: $539 (Save $321): This 16-inch laptop has an AMD Ryzen 5 8540U processor, 8GB of RAM and an FHD camera. Promises 15 hours of continuous video playback and works on Windows 11.
• Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earphones: $169 (Save $70): Apple’s premium earphones are some of our favorites, especially for iOS users. They have 6 hours of continuous playback, a stable fit, and optimal integration with Apple devices.
• TCL Class S4 4K TV (65 inch): $328 (Save $50): This 4K TV includes high-resolution video playback, hundreds of free TV channels, and Roku TV.
• Detect Dyson V12 Slim Cordless Vacuum: $550 (Save $100): This lightweight Dyson cordless vacuum claims to clean deep carpets and hard floors that are tangled with vacuum brushes. It also comes with HAR screw tools, gaps, and combination tools.
• Apple Pencil (USB-C): $69 (Save $10): The Apple Pencil is a great companion to the iPad. It adheres magnetically and promises a low delay in sensitivity to accuracy.
• Samsung Frame QLED 4K TV (65 inch): $1,497 (Save $499): Samsung’s popular frame TV has an anti-reflective mat display with QLED technology, making it a great option for bright rooms.
• Apple 13-inch M2 iPad Air Tablet: $699 (Save $100): This iPad is equipped with an Apple Intelligence, an M2 processor and a 13-inch liquid retinal display. If you need a tablet strong enough to replace your laptop for use on the casual internet, consider this iPad.
• Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 40mm (Bluetooth): $209 (Save $90): Samsung’s latest smartwatch loves its intuitive fitness and health tracking capabilities, bright displays and deep integration with other Galaxy devices.
• Beat Pill (2024) Bluetooth Speaker: $100 (Save $50): Beats’ Bluetooth Speaker offers stylish design and a big, big sound. It’s one of my favorites and comes with the Walmart Exclusive Navy Blue Color.

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Is Tech really cheap on Prime Day?

Yes, you can find more technology at a cheaper price on Amazon Prime Day. Other retailers are all competing with each other, so other retailers can find cheaper technology. During this sale, some companies will offer bundles, giveaways, or low prices to buy directly from them on behalf of Amazon.

We monitor all sales prices from the sale to ensure you update you about what’s most valuable.

How did you choose these Walmart deals?

ZDNET only writes about the transactions we want to buy – devices and products we want, need, or recommend. You can scrutinize sales offerings from Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and more to decide where you want to buy from.

We also focus on deals from brands and manufacturers of our favorite products. This is because they sometimes offer free gifts and bundled sales during Amazon sales events. We also looked into customer reviews to find out what is important to the real people who already own them, and used the recommended deals. Our recommendations may be based on our own tests, in addition to extensive research and comparison shopping. The goal is to provide the most accurate advice to help you shop smarter.