The 9+ best deals to shop during the Walmart Deals event
I frequently cover shopping events like Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so I know how to find deals that are actually worth buying. I've also been covering Walmart's sales events for two years, so I'm well versed on the best ways to shop its sales. Below, I rounded up the best Walmart Deals event deals, all of which are highly rated and at least 20% off. I'll frequently update this list during the Walmart deals event.
Best Walmart Deals deals
4.6-star average rating from 2,360 reviews at Walmart
This iOS Bluetooth tracker, an NBC Select Travel Award winner, is incredibly user friendly. When paired with the Apple FindMy app, Airtags can be pinpointed to their exact location within 30 feet or their general location outside of that range, according to Apple.
4.4-star average rating from 2,214 reviews at Walmart
This cordless vacuum is slim and compact, and can transform into a handheld vacuum when you need to reach small crevices, according to the brand. It can run for up to an hour on a full battery, and has an LCD screen that displays alerts and runtime.
4.5-star average rating from 2,014 reviews at Walmart
This is an electric toothbrush and water flosser all in one — it has three cleaning modes for both brushing and flossing, and uses pulse technology to remove plaque, according to the brand. It also has ten pressure settings and comes with five flossing brush heads.
4.6-star average rating from 1,853 reviews at Walmart
This Poppi prebiotic soda pack has 12 cans, including yummy flavors like ginger lime, raspberry rose, cherry limeade and more. NBC Select reporter Zoe Malin loves these sodas, which she keeps stocked in her fridge as a replacement for diet sodas.
4.2-star average rating from 4,937 reviews at Walmart
With this coffee maker, you can brew coffee in any cup size between six and twelve ounces, according to the brand. It's less than five inches wide, making it great for small spaces, and can brew a cup of coffee in 90 seconds. It can also hold up to nine K-Cup pods at a time, according to the brand.
4.9-star average rating from 1,533 reviews at Walmart
This air purifier improves your indoor air quality by removing smoke, dust, hair particles and more from the air, according to the brand. It can cover large rooms of up to 1,600 square feet, has four fan speeds and three operating modes.
4.6-star average rating from 273 reviews at Walmart
This jacket is made from a cotton-polyester blend, and has a relaxed fit with two chest pockets for holding your phone, keys and more. It's available in both light and dark washes, and sizes from XS to XL. It's also machine-washable, according to the brand.
4.9-star average rating from 852 reviews at Walmart
I love my Lego set — it's a beautiful version of a plum blossom plant that includes 327 pieces, which is an ideal amount for both adults and children. I love displaying mine as decor.
4.6-star average rating from 3,511 reviews at Walmart
If you're doing any summer travel, you may want to invest in this luggage set. It includes one carry-on and three medium and large checked bags, all of which come with interior packers and TSA combination locks, according to the brand. The bags are all made from a hardshell material that's both impact- and scratch-resistant.
Best sales at other retailers right now
Amazon: Save on products across categories from July 8-11 during Amazon Prime Day
Target: Target Circle members can take advantage of exclusive deals during Target Circle Week
How I found the best Walmart Deals deals
All of my recommendations above are based on NBC Select's previous coverage and reporting. I also included products the NBC Select staff tested, including Travel Award winners. All the products I recommend are at least 20% off and highly rated with at least a 4.0-star average rating from hundreds of reviews.
Why trust NBC Select?
I'm an associate SEO reporter for NBC Select who has covered deals and sales for two years. To round up the best Walmart Deals sales, I found highly rated products at Walmart that are at least 20% off right now and at their lowest price in at least three months.
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