The 10 best Walmart deals to shop this week: Lavazza, Cetaphil, Samsung and more
CNN Underscored editors found the best sales at Walmart right now, including deals on a FoodSaver vacuum sealer, a Samsung The Frame TV and a Timex Big Digit Watch.
Cetaphil Rich Hydrating Cream
Cetaphil's hyaluronic acid packed cream is a hit amongst skin care enthusiasts on a budget. We tested its oil-free lotion in our drugstore moisturizer piece and think this is a great alternative for those wanting a more nourishing formula.
Lego Star Wars: A New Hope Boarding the Tantive IV Set
Lego makes some of the best gifts you can buy. If you're looking for something to surprise the "Star Wars" lover in your life, consider this discounted anniversary toy. It comes with seven minifigures, and the 502-piece set and is sure to be a hit among those looking to display the brick-built model.
FoodSaver Space-Saving Vacuum Sealing System
Prevent food waste by investing in a vacuum sealer. This is from the maker of our top-tested model, which we love using for meal prepping, freezing meat in bulk and more. It's currently lower than its price during Walmart's Holiday Deal event, making it an even better buy ahead of summer.
Samsung 65-Inch The Frame TV
Before tariffs kick in, consider buying this top-tested luxury television while it's marked down by $719. Its cutting-edge design transforms your blank screen into a functional work of art. You'll have thousands of art pieces to choose from, and it was even named one of our All-Stars in 2024.Read our review
Timex Big Digit Watch
A sporty watch is a must for the summer, especially if you're one to spend time outdoors on the trail or even by the beach. Timex has been a household name for decades and makes timepieces that last. Whether you're shopping for yourself or want to grab an early Father's Day gift, this watch is a great buy.
Keurig K-Iced Essentials Iced and Hot Single-Serve Coffee Maker
As someone who drinks iced coffee year-round, it's always the season for a cold bevy, but if you want the option of iced and hot drinks. The machine brews coffee in minutes, with the ability to choose from four different cup sizes. Luckily, it's discounted in three neutral colors: white, black and grey.
Stardrops The Pink Stuff Miracle Multi-Purpose Cleaner
Last spring, cleaning expert Jolie Kerr reviewed the Stardrops iconic paste and preferred using it when cleaning kitchen items like pots and pans. Today, the spray version is 50% off and works great on ranges, glass, tile and more.
Shark Steam & Scrub Hard Floor Mop
Look forward to chore days and deep cleans with this innovative Shark mop. It combines steam and rotating mop pads to effortlessly lift stains in a fraction of the time it would take you to scrub by hand.
Lavazza Qualità Oro
Most of us here at Underscored drink coffee regularly, so when I spotted this deal on a premium bag, I knew it was worth flagging. These medium-roast beans are ideal for espresso pulls or a typical cup of drip coffee. Now it's down to a rare low price of $20.
Waterpik Cordless Freedom Water Flosser
This water flosser makes improving oral hygiene on the go a bit easier with its slim and cord-free design. It's battery-operated so you won't have to worry about limited runtime or lugging around a charger. I like how compact it is and how little space it takes up in your vanity. 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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