Deals: Walmart Kicks Off Early Black Friday 'Deals For Days' Sale With Sitewide Discounts

[MacRumors]

We're still a few weeks away from Black Friday, but of course that isn't stopping numerous retailers from holding early Black Friday sales ahead of the shopping holiday. Walmart is one of the first major ones to introduce such a sale this week, with the first leg of its "Deals For Days" event kicking off today.

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Deals For Days Schedule

This event kicks off November 7 online at 12 p.m. ET for Walmart+ users only, and then at 7 p.m. ET for everyone else. It will end on November 13, after which the next part of the event will begin. You can sign up for Walmart+ and get a 30-day trial on the retailer's website.

After the first part of Deals For Days concludes, there will be two more weeks of the event. The second starts on November 14 (with the same online schedule as today's event), and the last starts the week of Black Friday on November 21. You can expect coverage of these events on our front page and in our dedicated Black Friday Roundup.

Deals For Days Sale

The first thing to note is that this sale isn't particularly focused on Apple products, and mainly includes discounts on TVs, notebooks, smart home products, and more. We've broken down the major categories of the sale into the lists below, including major discounts on TVs, laptops and tablets, audio accessories, home accessories, and streaming devices.

Walmart Deals for Days Event (EARLY BLACK FRIDAY)​

TVs

• Hisense 32-inch Roku Smart TV - $138.00, down from $158.00
• TCL 55-inch 4K Smart Roku TV - $188.00, down from $298.00
• Vizio 40-inch LED Smart TV - $198.00, down from $226.00
• TCL 43-inch 4K UHD Roku Smart TV - $218.00, down from $258.00
• Vizio 50-inch 4K UHD LED Smart TV - $298.00, down from $358.00
• Vizio 58-inch 4K UHD LED Smart TV - $398.00, down from $528.00
• LG 65-inch LED 4K UHD TV - $398.00, down from $429.00
• Hisense 75-inch 4K LCD Roku Smart TV - $448.00, down from $520.74

Laptops and Tablets

• HP 11.6-inch Chromebook - $79.00, down from $98.00
• Lenovo Tab 8-inch Tablet - $79.00, down from $119.00

Audio Accessories

• Google Nest Mini - $18.00, down from $49.00
• JBL Flip 4 Portable Bluetooth Speaker - $59.00, down from $79.00
• Samsung 170W Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer - $99.00, down from $149.00

Home Accessories

• Netgear Nighthawk Dual-Band Wi-Fi 6 Mesh System - $99.00, down from $199.95
• Shark Pet Cordless Stick Vacuum - $144.00, down from $259.00
• Shark EZ Robot Vacuum with Self-Emptying Base - $258.00, down from $449.00

Streaming Devices

• Roku Streaming Stick 4K - $24.98, down from $49.00
• Chromecast with Google TV 4K - $39.98, down from $49.98

We're keeping track of all of the season's best Apple-related deals in our Black Friday roundup, so be sure to check back throughout the month for an updated list of all the most notable discounts you'll find for Black Friday 2022.

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[max2]

I love this sale!


Adapt or die

 

[wellander1]

No apple products though.

 

[applicious84]

No Apple, no deal! jk.

 

[Brad7]

Do any TVs exist today without "smart" features/data collection? I already cut the internet to mine and use AppleTV instead, but I wonder if there are any more "dumb" TVs out there.

 

[buuckley]

AirPods Pro 1st Gen for $159

 

[compwiz1202]

Do any TVs exit today without "smart" features/data collection? I already cut the internet to mine and use AppleTV instead, but I wonder if there are any more "dumb" TVs out there.

The closest we found years ago was Chromecast. You could just cast stuff but no built in apps. I don't even remember the last time we saw a dumb one.

 

[amartinez1660]

What do you think of that Netgear AX1500 wifi router?
I’m still hauling a 2TB Airtime Capsule for well over a decade I think… it does still work, but there are some blind spots or some speed drops for the devices farther away.

For $99, sounds like a deal. I don’t need much either… just hopefully being able to connect a drive for Time Machine but not mandatory (would connect one locally directly to the desktop if need be)

 

[Porco]

• Shark EZ Robot Vacuum with Self-Emptying Base - $258.00, down from $449.00

This might well be a great product but I can’t stop laughing at the design…

If the 2013 Mac Pro was Darth Vader’s trashcan, this must be where he sits after a big meal. 😆

 

[ackmondual]

No apple products though.

Yeah, that was a headscratcher. Some that may be "Apple adjacent" though :|

 

[mjs916]

Do any TVs exist today without "smart" features/data collection? I already cut the internet to mine and use AppleTV instead, but I wonder if there are any more "dumb" TVs out there.

I’ve wondered this too and can never find one. I think it’s just built in to all now and is probably cheaper for them to do it that way instead of manage multiple SKUs

 

[B_mark_R]

AirPods Pro 1st Gen for $159

Is this a good deal?

 

[Sammy in SoCal]

Is this a good deal?

The best way I can answer your question is how much does $80 make a change in your life? Because that’s the difference between sale on this item versus the latest AirPods Pro generation that came out a month ago. Some people spend $80 on a fill up on gas here in California. Just put the $159 towards the latest pro generation.

p.s. Truthfully it doesn’t hurt to save a little. It’s just the way my mind works when I put the cost of something in perspective