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Picture Walmart.
We imagine you're picturing a blue and yellow color scheme, a huge building, aisles and aisles of savings. Now picture Walmart…plus even more. That's what Walmart+ can get you.
Walmart+ Week is here, readers, and is running now through Sunday, May 4. It's offering tons of exclusive perks in addition to everything you had in mind before we started on the whole 'plus' thing.
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Head to Walmart right now to claim your free, 30-day trial and gain instant access to huge perks, in addition to standard Walmart+ fare, like free pharmacy and grocery shipping, and no order minimums for shipping.
This week's Walmart+ offers are available to peruse below.
1 free Express Delivery for everyday essentials and more in as little as 1 hour
for everyday essentials and more in as little as 1 hour 50¢ off every gallon of fuel at participating Exxon and Mobil stations nationwide , helping members save on fuel costs
, helping members save on fuel costs Up to 2 free sandwiches from Burger King daily with your $1+ purchase (1 Croissan'wich, 1 Whopper Jr.) , perfect for a quick and delicious meal
, perfect for a quick and delicious meal 6 months of Paramount+ with the SHOWTIME plan , so members can enjoy even more of their favorite shows and movies
, so members can enjoy even more of their favorite shows and movies $5 Walmart Cash for members who use Scan and Go in-store on one order of $15+
for members who use Scan and Go in-store on one order of $15+ Engagement bonus of $10 Walmart Cash if members take advantage of two or more Walmart+ Week offers
Plus, to get you even more excited about Walmart+ Week, we've put together a list of our ten favorite flash deals, available this week only from the mega retailer.
Best Walmart Deals of the Week
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This PowerSmart gas lawn mower offers a durable steel deck and a 144cc engine for reliable cutting power. Its 21-inch cutting width covers more ground efficiently, ideal for medium-sized lawns. Lightweight and maneuverable, it's perfect for straightforward yard maintenance without the complexity of self-propelled systems or electric cords.
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The Famistar treadmill is compact, foldable, and perfect for home workouts. It features adjustable speeds, an LCD display for tracking progress, and built-in workout modes. Designed for small spaces, this treadmill supports walking and light jogging, making it ideal for fitness beginners or those maintaining an active lifestyle indoors.
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The YUOY controller enhances your Nintendo Switch gaming with ergonomic design, responsive buttons, and motion control support. It connects wirelessly and offers vibration feedback for immersive play. Compatible with various Switch games, this budget-friendly alternative to official Joy-Cons offers comfort and solid performance during casual or competitive gaming sessions.
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This refurbished Dyson V11 Torque Drive+ delivers powerful suction with intelligent sensor technology that adjusts to floor types. It includes multiple attachments, a wall dock, and a digital screen for battery and performance updates. Lightweight and cordless, it's ideal for deep-cleaning carpets and hard floors with minimal effort.
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The Baya Clog by Crocs offers lightweight comfort, ventilation ports, and a water-friendly build. Its slip-on style with a secure heel strap makes it great for casual wear or outdoor activities. Easy to clean and ergonomically designed, these clogs provide cushioning and support for all-day wear on various surfaces.
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This 32-inch onn. TV combines affordability with smart features via built-in Roku. It supports HD resolution and includes HDMI, USB, and Wi-Fi connectivity. With easy access to popular streaming apps, a user-friendly interface, and voice control compatibility, it's an excellent entry-level option for bedrooms or guest rooms.
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Simzlife's 8000 BTU portable AC efficiently cools small to medium rooms and includes a dehumidifier and fan mode. With an LED display, remote control, and easy-rolling casters, it's user-friendly and convenient. The compact design fits modern spaces, while the included window kit ensures hassle-free installation and energy-efficient operation.
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The Roku Express offers simple, affordable HD streaming with a compact design. It connects via HDMI and comes with a remote and high-speed cable. Supporting major platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+, it transforms any TV into a smart device, providing quick access to thousands of channels and apps.
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The Hisense 40' H4 Series TV offers full HD resolution and integrated Roku for seamless streaming. It features a sleek design, vivid display, and easy navigation with a simple remote. Ideal for small living rooms or dorms, it balances performance and price, delivering a quality viewing experience with smart features.
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The Bifanuo Swing Egg Chair features a sturdy steel frame, woven wicker design, and cozy cushions for indoor or outdoor lounging. Its double-seat size comfortably fits two, ideal for relaxing or reading. Weather-resistant materials ensure durability, while its elegant, boho-inspired design adds charm to patios, balconies, or living rooms.
This article was written by P.J. McCormick, New York Post Commerce Deals Writer/Reporter. P.J. is an expert deal-finder, sifting through endless brands and retailers to deliver only the best savings opportunities on truly worthwhile products. P.J. finds Prime Day-worthy deals all year long on some of our favorite products we've tested and our readers' beloved best-sellers, from Wayfair furniture sales to the lowest prices on Apple AirPods. P.J. has been scouring sales for Post Wanted shoppers since 2022 and previously held positions at Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and Hyperallergic. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change.
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