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Walmart's weekend sale is bursting with deals — save over $500

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Walmart's got a bonanza of sales waiting for you! (Photo: Walmart)
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The summer's heating up and Walmart's sales are beyond sizzling! Now's the best time to shop for home, electronics and summer essentials, since they just dropped the motherlode of incredible discounts, from headphones and vacuums to TVs and home goods — and plenty on the fashion and beauty front as well.

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And while you're scoring deals, make sure you’re signed up for Walmart+. Not yet a member? No worries; you can get yourself a free 30-day trial here. (Nevertheless, those without Walmart+ still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)

So are you ready to get shopping? Then let's get started!

TVs

Sony 55" 4K UHD Smart Google TV

$598$1,105Save $507
$598 at Walmart

This powerful TV delivers a picture that is smooth and clear, full of rich colors and detailed contrast, resulting in quality that is natural and precise, and closer than ever to real life.

  • Onn. 50" 4K UHD Roku Smart TV

    $268$329Save $61

  • TCL 55" 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart TV

    $298$600Save $302

  • Vizio 50" 4K UHD LED Smart TV

    $298$625Save $327

  • Samsung 50" QLED 4K Smart TV

    $930$1,500Save $570

  • Hisense 58" UHD Roku Smart TV

    $298$338Save $40

Vacuums

Wyze Robot Vacuum with Lidar Room Mapping

$229$329Save $100
$229 at Walmart

A patented sensor on top of the Wyze scans your rooms in seconds and builds a floor plan on your phone that you can see, edit and save for quick and efficient cleaning.

Check out more vacuum deals below:

  • Tineco Snap Cordless Lightweight Stick Vac

    $119$230Save $111

  • iHome AutoVac Self Empty Robot Vacuum and Mop

    $350$599Save $249

  • Shark Navigator Lift-Away Upright Vacuum

    $95$199Save $104

  • Tineco iFloor Cordless Multi-Surface Wet/Dry Vac

    $99$200Save $101

  • IonVac SmartClean 2000 Robovac

    $95$180Save $85

Headphones and earbuds

Samsung Galaxy Buds Live

$100$200Save $100
$100 at Walmart

Equal parts business and bling, Galaxy Buds Live let you turn down distractions, turn on noise cancellation or let in surrounding sounds, while still enjoying your favorite playlist or podcast.

Check out more headphone and earbud deals below:

  • Meidong Active Noise-Cancelling Wireless Over the Ear Bluetooth Headphones

    $46$60Save $14

  • Cowin Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones

    $40$70Save $30

  • Beats by Dre True Wireless Earbuds

    $180$250Save $70

  • GPED True Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds

    $22$110Save $88

  • Willed X6 Wired Headphones with Microphone

    $11$19Save $8

Bedding

Molecule Gel Memory Foam Pillow, 2 Pack

$25$60Save $35
$25 at Walmart

Get a cooler, more comfortable night’s sleep with the 2-Pack Molecule Gel Memory Foam Pillow. These temperature-regulating pillows are the perfect combination of cooling comfort, airflow and support needed for deeper sleep.

Check out more bedding deals below:

  • The Pioneer Woman Floral Sheet Set, 4-Piece

    $45

  • BrylaneHome Cooling Sheets, 6-Piece

    $56$150Save $94

  • The Pioneer Woman 4-Piece Comforter Set, King

    $39$70Save $31

  • Marnur Memory Foam Orthopedic Pillow

    $40$70Save $30

Gaming

Nintendo Super Mario: Odyssey for Nintendo Switch

$41$60Save $19
$41 at Walmart

Visit astonishing new locales, like the skyscraper-packed New Donk City, and run into familiar friends and foes as you try to save Princess Peach from Bowser's clutches and foil his dastardly wedding plans.

Check out more gaming deals below:

  • Lacoo High Back Gaming Chair

    $95$165Save $70

  • Nintendo Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for Nintendo Switch

    $40$60Save $20

  • Nintendo Yoshi's Crafted World for Nintendo Switch

    $40$50Save $10

  • Novashion Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo with Headset

    $37$70Save $33

  • OFM High Back Video Game Chair

    $69$100Save $31

Smart home

Littlelf Indoor Security Camera, 2-Pack

$49$60Save $11
$49 at Walmart

Littleelf's indoor cameras allow two-way communication with your loved ones via your smartphone anytime, anywhere. They can also serve as pet cameras or baby cameras, with an app that lets you watch a live feed.

Check out more smart home deals below:

  • Energizer Connect Smart Plug

    $20$50Save $30

  • Sony Smart Speaker with Google Assistant

    $200$277Save $77

  • Defender Guard 2K Resolution Wi-Fi Camera

    $30$100Save $70

  • HeimVision 1080P Wireless Security Camera

    $48$70Save $22

  • Honeywell Home Smart Color Thermostat

    $150$200Save $50

Kitchen

Magic Bullet Mini Personal Blender

$25$35Save $10
$25 at Walmart

The Magic Bullet Mini Personal Blender is perfect for saving kitchen space and great for other small spaces like dorm rooms and offices, or even tucked in a suitcase for when you're hitting the road.

Check out more kitchen deals below:

  • Farberware 4L Deep Fryer

    $40$45Save $5

  • Beautiful Beautiful 2 Slice Touchscreen Toaster

    $30$44Save $14

  • PowerXL Grill / Air Fryer

    $55$69Save $14

  • NutriBullet Select Blender

    $75$99Save $24

  • PowerXL Dual-Basket Vortex Air Fryer

    $92$149Save $57

Style

Nine.Eight Womens Halter Maxi Dress

$18$25Save $7
$18 at Walmart

One of the most Instagrammable dress trends of the summer. Destined to be a favorite with a ribbon-tie halter neck, open back and self-tie sash. Whether you opt for heels or flats, you can guarantee a captivating summer look.

Check out more style deals below:

  • Jordache High-Rise Super Skinny Capri

    $10$17Save $7

  • Athletic Works Women's Soft Jogger Pants

    $7$13Save $6

  • Scoop Linen Blend Maxi Dress

    $10$40Save $30

Beauty

Image Balancing Bio-Peptide Face Cream

$42$52Save $10
$42 at Walmart

Image Skin Care Bio-Peptide Creme is an organically-blended facial creme that delivers essential anti-aging nutrients and vitamins to the skin.

Check out more beauty deals below:

  • Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Face Mask

    $33$60Save $27

  • Aopvui Laser Permanent Hair Removal

    $80$250Save $170

  • Elizabeth Arden Green Tea Scent Body Lotion Cream

    $26$39Save $13

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