Walmart has tons of best-tested items that are up to 78% off ahead of the 4th of July
I've handpicked 20 of my favorite finds from Walmart below and was surprised to see markdowns on editor-approved products, best-tested items and other CNN Underscored favorites. If you are still searching for other ways to save after reading this piece, peruse our best 4th of July sales list, where our deals editors compiled over 100 sales worth shopping.
Ninja Thirsti Drink System
Quit buying single-use cans and whip up beverage concoctions with the Ninja Thirsti. It impressed us during testing with its ability to make one glass at a time, and now the soda maker is $50 off for a limited time.Read our review
Bissell Little Green Portable Carpet Cleaner
Pet messes are no match for the Bissell Little Green. I've used this pet version on tons on carpets, couches and even blankets. It comes with a bristle attachment for scrubbing out tough stains and a cleaning solution for additional disinfecting.Read our review
Dreo Smart Pedestal Fan
Stay cool all summer long with Dreo's discounted smart fan. It's equipped with eight quiet speeds, a variety of cooling modes and a tilting head for maximum air circulation. Snag it ahead of the next heatwave while it's under $90.
Farberware Dual-Brew Coffee and Espresso Machine
Espresso machines typically cost anywhere from $200 to $2,000 and Faberware is here to change that narrative with its under $100 device. This one combines a typical 10-cup coffee maker with a 15-bar pressure pump to pull shots for barista-worthy beverages.
Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd Gen)
Our top pick for the best smart thermostat is $10 away from its all-time low price. The smart and simple-to-use interface that analyzes your habits wowed us when we tried it out last summer, and currently, the 4th Gen is also marked down at the retailer.
RTIC 32 Quart Hard Cooler
We keep up with new launches from RTIC and, of course, price drops on its most popular coolers. This model, in particular, is the smaller version of the 45-quart cooler we put up against Yeti's Tundra 45 in our Battle of the Brands piece and ahead of the long beach weekend, it's a rare $32 off.
Blackstone Adventure Ready 2-Burner Griddle
Set up a tiny but mighty grilling station at the beach, campsite and more with Blackstone's two-burner griddle. Fill the 362 square inches of cooking space with burgers, vegetable skewers and tons of other barbecue essentials during your next cookout.
Coleman Power Steel Round Aboveground Pool
An aboveground pool is a game-changer for those on a budget. Growing up, I had a similar pool in my yard and looked forward to hot days when I could swim with friends. Coleman makes some of our favorite outdoor gear, and this pool will become a staple for those in warm climates.
Lofka Patio Wicker Chair Set With Glass Coffee Table
Weeks ago, I spotted a deal on this patio set, and luckily, it's even lower today with all three pieces at just $50. Imagine curling up with a book, chatting with a friend or sipping a cocktail while watching the sunset on its cushioned seats.
Char-Broil Performance Series FlavorMax 4-Burner Gas Grill With Side Burner
It's not too late to get a large outdoor grill ahead of the holiday weekend. If you choose to pick it up at your nearest Walmart, you can get it as soon as today. It has a side burner for heating up sides and sauces and burners for precise cooking temperatures on a variety of meats.
Conair Men Ear, Nose and Eyebrow Hair Trimmer Kit
Say bye, bye to pesky ingrowns with Conair's trimmer kit. Put down the tweezers and safely buzz a variety of facial hair with this budget-friendly and best-tested device. It's become a favorite amongst editors and makes a great low-cost gift for anyone looking to up their grooming game.Read our review
Vanicream Facial Moisturizer SPF 30
Vanicream was recommended to me by a dermatologist years ago, and I've relied on its gentle face washes, non-comedogenic moisturizers and more. As someone with sensitive skin, I'm always looking for an affordable face cream that's packed with SPF for additional coverage over the summer months.
Lizush Shower Steamers
For those with no plans this weekend, it might be time to have a R&R day for yourself. Create an at-home spa experience with this pack of aromatic steamers if you're anti-bath. The kit also makes a great thank-you gift or birthday present for the summer babies in your life. We're in the midst of cancer season, and those water signs love self-care days.
Ghd 1-Inch Platinum+ Flat Iron
Last weekend, I got my hair blown out for my brother's wedding, and the stylist perfected my shiny bob with this flat iron. I haven't owned a hot tool in years, but I may have to splurge on this one from Ghd since it's on sale.
Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hyaluronic Acid Gel Cream
My mom is quite literally obsessed with Neutrogena's Hydro Boost line and is always stocking up on the pump version. It's already pretty affordable, but if you're constantly getting refills like her, saving $6 is a game-changer for repeat purchases.
Apple AirTag
If summer travel is on the horizon, you'll want to keep luggage or personal items on your radar. An AirTag takes up minimal space, is compact and provides peace of mind while you're on the go. The single pack as well as the 4-pack are down to low prices ahead of the 4th of July and Prime Day. Read our review
Bose Smart Soundbar 550
A refurbished version of this soundbar from Bose goes for over $200 at Amazon, and now you can grab it for under $200 in brand-new condition at Walmart. It offers an immersive sound experience and seamlessly blends into your entertainment station — all for $300 off.
JBL Charge 4
This durable portable Bluetooth speaker is matching its lowest price ever in the Grey and Red colors. It typically retails for $180 on the brand's site but is under $100 at Walmart. We got our hands on this version as well as the more recent variations and appreciated its lengthy battery life.
Onn. 65-Inch Smart Roku TV
I've been eyeing affordable smart televisions for months and love the look of this Roku pick from Walmart. It's one of the cheapest 65-inch models you can find and is packed with smart features for streaming your favorite shows and a 4K panel.
Roku Streambar SE
The newest version of the Roku Streambar is under $80. It boosts your current TV's sound and is a more affordable alternative to other luxury soundbars. It's at one of the lowest prices of the year and is the best you'll get when it comes to a combo streaming and audio device. Often, the deals leading up to long weekends like Memorial Day and the 4th of July are just as good as the price drops that happen on the holiday itself. Because many of these deals are matching their lowest prices and are rare deals on editor-approved products, we aren't expecting them to last throughout the weekend.
Our deals team has over a decade of combined commerce journalism experience. Rikka Altland, Jacqueline Saguin and Elena Matarazzo source the deals for the day each morning to curate one-offs and retailer-specific roundups of the best sales to shop. Searching everything from coveted tech essentials to beauty finds of the week, the team works across a wide variety of categories to ensure we're finding the best buys for our readers.
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