Walmart Anti-Prime Day Deals: 35+ Bargains You Can Shop Right Now
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Best Walmart Anti-Prime Day tech deals
Beats Solo 4: $100
The Beats Solo 4 are some of our favorite over-ear headphones. While they are not a noise-canceling model, they do support lossless audio. They also offer solid voice-call performance and have a substantial 50-hour battery life. Right now the best deal on these is at Amazon, not Walmart, though.
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Apple Watch SE (2nd gen): $169
The second-gen SE is already the most affordable Apple wearable on the market, and this deal drops it close to its all-time low price. The device has a 40mm display, is waterproof up to 50m and has tons of helpful fitness tracking features.
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Keurig K-Iced Essentials iced and hot coffee maker: $59
The K-Iced Essentials is perfect for hot coffee in the winter and iced coffee in the summer. It has a "brew over ice" setting that starts hot to help extract flavor. The machine then cools down to ensure the ice won't melt and dilute the coffee with water. It even has multiple cup sizes, depending on how much coffee you want.
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Arlo Essential Outdoor security camera: $30
This Arlo security cam features HD video resolution, night vision and two-way audio, so you can easily chat with whomever is at your house from your phone. It will also send alerts directly to your phone when activity is detected, making it easier to keep tabs on what's going on, especially if you're away.
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Litheli cordless lawn mower: $170
With a cordless lawn mower, you can take it anywhere you need to cut grass. This model has multiple height adjustments, offering a customized experience. It's even foldable for easy storage.
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Costway 4-piece rattan outdoor conversation set: $170
Sit outside and enjoy the sun with this rattan conversation set for your patio, backyard or pool area. It comes with two chairs, a sofa and a coffee table.
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Huffy 26-inch Rock Creek mountain bike: $98
This Huffy mountain bike is great for any outdoor adventure this summer. It has smooth eight-speed index with a Shimano rear derailleur for the best performance as you go uphill and on flat surfaces.
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Step2 Neat & Tidy Cottage II brown playhouse, plastic kids outdoor toy: $148
Let your kids' imagination run wild right in your backyard with this homey cottage-style playhouse. The durable plastic dwelling even has an electronic doorbell and flooring inside.
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When does Walmart's Anti-Prime Day sale start this year?
Walmart has announced it will also host a competing sale that will run from July 8 to 13 -- two days longer than Prime Day. The sale will officially kick off at 12 a.m. ET on July 8, but we're already seeing plenty of early deals ahead of the big event on TVs, outdoor essentials and more.
Where are the best Prime Day sales?
Prime Day sales offer some of the best prices on tech, appliances, mattresses and fashion, making it a great time to snag stellar prices on must-have items and there are a ton of retailers running counter sales to help you save even more, including Walmart. Walmart's competing sale will include major savings across a wide range of categories from toys and games to top-rated tech. Outside of Walmart and Amazon, we recommend checking out the sales at Best Buy, Home Depot and Lowe's,
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