Walmart Just Crashed Prime Day s Party With Its Biggest Summer Sale Yet
Prime Day, get out of here. Walmart’s massive summer sale is heating up July.
Online and in-store savings are available during Walmart’s six-day Deals event, which runs from July 8 to July 13.
The six-day Walmart Deals summer savings campaign begins online on Tuesday, July 8 at 12 a.m. EDT and ends in-store and online on Sunday, July 13. Walmart’s July 4th sale, which is already live with early savings on tech, summer apparel, and more, is another option for consumers who want to get a head start, even though Walmart+ members will have early access starting Monday, July 7 at 7 p.m. EDT.
Walmart offers discounts on a variety of common categories, such as toys, clothes, school supplies, home products, and cosmetics. Additionally, Walmart’s Prime Day event is accessible to all customers, unlike Amazon’s, which needs a paid membership. Although early access is granted to Walmart+ members, shopping the main event does not require a subscription.
Additionally, Walmart capitalizes on its extensive physical presence by offering customers the convenience of free curbside pickup or quick in-store returns. Additionally, the event is supposed to seem more accessible whether you’re browsing from your phone or visiting a local store because online and in-person deals are running concurrently.
According to a Walmart press release, some of the top discoveries are:
- 32-Inch Samsung Smart Monitor for $199.00 (was $299.99)
- 50-Inch Vizio QLED Smart TV for $218.00 (was $298.00)
- Dyson V7 Advanced Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for $229.99 (was $399.99)
- HART 40-Volt 21-inch Supercharge 3-in-1 Self-Propelled Mower Kit for $374.00 (was $548.00)
- Ozark Trail 20×10 Foot Straight Leg Pop Up Canopy Tent for $139.77 (was $199.67)
Are you prepared to buy? The finest discounts won’t wait until midnight on July 8, so start exploring now, fill your cart, and prepare your Walmart.com account. This summer sale is your opportunity to click early and save a lot of money, whether you’re shopping in-person or online.
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