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Walmart’s third Black Friday Deals for Days sale kicked off Nov. 10 at 3 p.m. ET for Walmart+ members (and continues at 7 p.m. ET for everyone else). Here’s a quick rundown of the best deals available:
If there was ever a time to sign up for Walmart+, it’s now.
Walmart’s three-part Deals for Days event crescendos on Monday, Nov. 22 with the start of its official Black Friday sale, and paying members of its subscription service get first dibs on “its biggest, best savings of the season” at 3 p.m. ET — four hours sooner than the general public.
Hot-ticket items like an $87 Samsung Chromebook and a Jurassic World LEGO set were enough to make subscribers swarm the early-access phases of Walmart’s first and second sales, but truth be told, those deals pale in comparison to this third one’s lineup.
On top of a $109 Apple Watch Series 3, $159 AirPods Pro, and the revival of last year‘s $299 Nintendo Switch bundle, the big box store also has PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S restocks slated for 4 p.m. ET. (Note that they’re not on sale, just available again. We’ll take it.)
Again, you’ll only be able to get a jumpstart on those offers if you’re a paying Walmart+ member; for everyone else, the sale continues online at 7 p.m. ET and in stores at 5 a.m. local time on Friday, Nov. 26. Plans start at $12.95 a month or $98 a year (and include other perks like unlimited free shipping and fuel discounts) — a small price to pay for a long-awaited chance at a next-gen console, no?
Even if you don’t wind up signing up for Walmart+, take the advice of our pals over at IGN (which is owned by Mashable’s publisher, ZiffDavis) and at least make a Walmart.com account to streamline the checkout process. When items go live, “the few seconds you save by not having to re-enter in all your [shipping and payment] info could mean the difference between bringing home a PS5 or getting a dreaded ‘sorry, this item is no longer available’ message,” said tech and commerce editor Seth G. Macy.
Keep scrolling to check out all the can’t-miss deals, or make a beeline over to Walmart.com to peruse the entire sale.
The console, the myth, the legend. (Click here to read our review of Sony’s most powerful console yet.)
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Opting for the disc drive-free version of the PS5 saves you a good $100.
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Microsoft’s latest machine “[delivers] some of the most impressive performance possible in gaming outside of very expensive PC setups,” said Mashable reporter Kellen Beck. (Click here to read his full review.)
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The 512GB, all-digital version of the latest Xbox is the smallest and sleekest console Microsoft has ever made.
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Last year‘s bestselling Nintendo Switch system bundle is back; you get a standard Switch with red and blue Joy-Cons, a three-month Nintendo Switch Online membership, and a digital copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (a $367.97 value) for the price of the console itself.
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Who cares if it isn’t made by a big-name brand like Samsung or LG? A 70-inch 4K display that comes in at under $400 is the unicorn of Black Friday TV deals.
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An oldie but a goodie, the ever-dependable Apple Watch Series 3 comes with a built-in GPS, an altimeter, and a heart-rate sensor.
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Apple’s excellent noise-canceling earbuds come with a wireless charging case that delivers over 24 hours of battery life per charge.
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This WiFi-connected robot vacuum can empty itself for truly hassle-free cleanings.
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Perfect for feeding a family, this versatile 12-quart air fryer comes with nine one-touch presets for fries, roasts, fish, shrimp, pizza, chicken, baking, reheating, and dehydrating.
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