The best Walmart Black Friday deals
Black Friday and Cyber Monday may well be over, but the opportunity to grab cheap deals isn’t – not quite, anyway.
We’re seeing a good number of Walmart Black Friday deals hold out, and while Cyber Monday certainly took its toll on stock levels, there may well be a bargain still available. For more info on yesterday’s sale, check out our Walmart Cyber Monday sale guide.
Our insight shows some surprises in people’s shopping too – who would’ve thought a $25 bidet attachment would be one of Walmart’s best-selling deals? Well, there’s still time to hop on that bandwagon.
More ‘typical’ deals that have flown off the shelves include a 43″ 4K Roku TV that’s only $299, $101 off our top-rated headphones, the Sony WH-1000XM4, and a bargain blender for just $15.
Of course, as we head out of the shopping deals season, we’re likely to see the most desirable products head back to full price until after the holidays, and hot-ticket items are bound to go out of stock for days or even weeks. However, there are still deals to be had.
All we know is that whenever we see any changes, we’ll update this page to keep you in the loop, so stay tuned for any new stock drops, top items going out of stock, and in a day or so, the full scoop on what’s happening after the weekend.
Walmart Black Friday sale: Quick Links
- Apple: Cheapest prices on Apple Watches, AirPods, iPads, and more
- Beauty: Up to 60% off Braun, AncestryDNA, Philips, GHD and more
- Fashion: Get over 50% off Champion, Sketchers, Reebok, Michael Kors
- Fitness: Savings of up to $300 on sports and gym hardware
- Gaming: Cheap gaming mice, monitors, and gaming laptop deals
- Headphones: Up to 50% off Samsung Buds, Sony XM4, Beats and more
- Home: Save up to 55% on robovacs, cookware, decor and furnishings
- Kitchen appliances: Savings on freezers, blenders, Air Fryers, and more
- Laptops: Cheap Chromebooks and Windows laptops under $150
- Smartphones: Cheap Samsung Android devices, plus savings on iPhones
- Tablets: Massive savings on Galaxy Tab, Onn., Lenovo and more
- Toys: Starting from $5 – great for holiday gifts
- TVs: Save up to $2,000 on premium Samsung QLED 4K TVs
- Video Games & Media: Big discounts on Call of Duty, Mario, Zelda
7 best Walmart Black Friday deals as chosen by our experts
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Walmart Black Friday sale: FAQ
Should you buy now Walmart Black Friday deals now?
Yes! Walmart Black Friday deals launched on November 22 and many sold out within hours (minutes, if you count the PS5!). However, if you’re up for it, there’s a second launch on Friday, November 26 in-store, which starts at an eye-watering 5am.
When does the Walmart Black Friday 2021 sale start?
Walmart’s Black Friday deals started Monday, November 22, and throughout the week there will be huge savings on offer. Be aware that alongside the deals outlined in the Walmart Black Friday ad, Walmart will also be updating deals to match competitors like Amazon, Best Buy and Target.
Walmart Black Friday vs Cyber Monday
Black Friday traditionally has been an in-store sale event with doorbuster deals on best-selling tech, toys, and kitchen appliances. In recent years the sale has expanded to online sales with discounts that start on Thanksgiving day.
Cyber Monday is a relatively new shopping holiday that’s surpassed Black Friday in recent years. The Monday event has become so popular because all sales are online, so customers can avoid the early wake-up call at crowded stores and shop from the comfort of their home. Walmart’s Cyber Monday sale will officially begin on Sunday, November 28 with more details to come.
Besides the dates, the two sales also differ in what kind of discounts you can find. Black Friday is typically reserved for record-low prices on specific items like TVs, gaming consoles and this year’s hottest toys. While Cyber Monday also includes discounts on popular tech products, you can also find excellent deals on home items like coffee makers, pressure cookers and vacuums. Both sales event will have doorbuster deals, and you can always check out Walmart’s ad scan to decide which sale items are most important to you.