Walmart Deals of the Day: Apple's Latest Stylus Gets a $30 Price Cut
There are plenty of early Memorial Day sales happening already, but that's not the only way to save right now. Walmart offers thousands of deals year-round and they rotate constantly, so you'll have to act fast if you don't want to miss out. To help you take advantage of some of today's best bargains, we've rounded up some top picks below. For May 13, that includes $30 off the latest Apple Pencil Pro, an Anker smart scale that you can pick up for just $66 and over $200 off a 36-inch Dreo tower fan to help you beat the summer heat.
The Pencil Pro is the most advanced stylus available for Apple users and offers some unique new features for the latest iPad Air and Pro models. It supports haptic feedback, which helps "improve the feel of drawing and painting," and it adds new squeeze and roll gestures that make it easy to switch between brushes, sizes and colors. Just note that this stylus is only compatible with select iPad models.
There's more to your health than just body weight, and this advanced Eufy smart scale can help you see the big picture. It tracks 16 total biometrics, including body fat, muscle mass, water weight and much more. You can also customize the built-in display so you can see all your most important measurements in real time. Plus, it will even give recommendations to help you stay on track to meet your fitness goals.
This 36-inch Dreo tower fan can help you beat the heat without breaking the bank. It generates air speeds of up to 24 feet per second and has 90-degree oscillation to help it circulate throughout the entire room. There are four different settings, including an auto mode that will automatically adjust fan speeds based on the temperature. It's also relatively quiet at just 34dB, so it won't keep you up at night.
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