Walmart’s Black Friday sales sale has been cranking out the deals for a few days now, with thousands of offers still live on tech, appliances, health gear, and headphones. Whether you’ve been planning a big-ticket purchase like a television or just want to stock up on home essentials for the holidays, you can find hundreds of solid Black Friday deals still live at Walmart. This might be your last chance to grab them before the prices climb up.
CNET’s experts are hard at work sorting through hundreds of bargains to put together the best ones for you to shop. We will be updating this list throughout the weekend, so check back for the latest offers.
Popular picks tend to sell out quickly during holiday sales, so we highly recommend pulling the trigger if you see a deal you like. If you want more options on a budget, take a look at our roundup for the best deals under $25.
Best Walmart Black Friday deals
Bissell Little Green portable carpet cleaner: $79
The Bissell Little Green portable carpet cleaner is a handy workhorse and an absolute must for any pet owner. It can clean and sanitize messes in just a few minutes. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver and it’s currently $45 off.
Ray Ban Meta smart glasses: $239
These Meta Ray Ban glasses don’t go on sale often and right now, they’re down to a starting price of $239, depending on which style you go for. These glasses have UVA and UVB ray protection, the ability to conduct video and regular phone calls and they work with Meta AI to take photos and videos.
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Apple AirPods 4 (without ANC): $69
Equipped with the same H2 chip, the AirPods 4 are a more affordable alternative to Apple’s new AirPods Pro 3 and a great option for listeners who prefer an open-ear design. With improved sound, spatial audio support and excellent voice-call performance, CNET’s David Carnoy hailed them as a “worthy upgrade” over the previous-generation AirPods 3. Remember, this deal is for the basic pair without noise cancellation.
Recover from workouts and long days at your desk with the Renpho handheld massage gun. It comes with six massage heads and is nearly half price. It also makes a great holiday gift.
Walmart Black Friday tech deals
Apple Watch Series 11 (GPS): $369
The latest Apple Watch Series 11 has only been out a couple of months, but Walmart is already knocking $60 off this smartwatch’s price. Our reviewer Vanessa Hand Orellana called it her “goldilocks” watch citing its improved battery life over the previous gen. model. The Series 11 won an CNET Editor’s Choice award, with Orellana noting, “The Apple Watch Series 11 builds on Apple’s flagship formula with important upgrades to its screen and battery, making it one of the most well-rounded smartwatches you can buy.”
Apple 2025 iPad A16: $274
The latest generation of Apple’s budget tablet, the 2025 iPad A16, it has 128 GB of storage and an 11-inch screen. When our expert reviewer David Carnoy gave it a try, he praised the improvements over the previous gen. model, noting that this is a great device for scrolling, browsing, some content creation, and basic tasks. For its regular price, it can’t be beat, but that’s even more true with this discount. Carnoy says, “The 11th-gen iPad remains arguably the best value, especially when it is discounted to less than $300.”
Vivitar Unicorn Kidzcam digital camera: $18
The Vivitar Unicorn Kidzcam digital camera is a cool kids cam that can take 8-megapixel photos and record 1080-pixel videos. It has a preview window, built-in games, a wrist strap and a microSD card slot for added storage. And it should slip nicely into a stocking.
- Apple Watch Series 10: $279 (save $150): If you don’t need the latest that the Series 11 watch, you can save a pretty penny on this top-rated previous-gen. version.
- Apple Watch SE (3rd gen): $199 (save $50): The latest generation of Apple’s budget smartwatch is now down to just $200.
- Gooloo 4,000-amp portable jump starter: $70 (save $100). A must-have for every vehicle’s emergency kit, especially in the winter.
- Loshall Wallet Tracker Card: $15 (save $65): This slim, Apple-only Bluetooth tracker fits in your wallet and works with FindMy.
- Ugreen Uno 30-watt USB-C charger: $26 (save $11): Meet the cutest little phone charger that could: it charges up to 60% in 30 minutes.
- GoPro Hero 12: $299 (save $51): A compact, adventure-ready camera that shoots HDR photos and videos.
- UAG Magnetic phone ring stand: $17 (save $22): Add a strong magnetic kickstand to your phone with this neat accessory.
- EF EcoFlow portable power station: $279 (save $250): A compact 768Wh backup battery that can power small appliances and recharge your devices fast, making it useful for camping, road trips or short home power outages.
- DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo UHD foldable drone: $500 (save $135): A lightweight, foldable drone that captures steady 4K video and has extra accessories, making it a great starter kit for travelers and beginners.
- Iniu 10,000mAh magnetic portable charger: $40 (save $16). This nifty power bank can attach to the back of your iPhone, has a kickstand and an LED charge indicator.
- Xgimi Mogo 4 Full HD projector: $599 (save $200). XGIMI makes some solid projectors, and this portable powerhouse is excellent for on-the-go entertainment.
Walmart Black Friday TV deals
Philips 75-inch class 4K ultra HD Google Smart LED TV: $398
Enjoy the beauty of 4K Ultra HD (2160p) resolution with Philips 75″ Class 4K TV. You can seamlessly access entertainment with Google, and give voice command to find movies, shows, and managing smart home devices.
TCL 55-inch class QM7K series QLED Google TV: $598
Get the best of both worlds with this Google TV that combines QLED and OLED, resulting in deep colors and crisp images. It has a 240Hz variable refresh rate, too, making it a great screen for gaming.
Roku 75-inch Plus series QLED TV: $698
Roku is known for its streaming devices, but it also produces some top-notch televisions at relatively affordable prices. The midrange Plus Series has a QLED screen with a 4K resolution, Dolby Vision and Atmos, and good image quality.
- Vizio 100-inch quantum 4K smart TV: $1,298 (save $400). A massive screen resplendent with 1 billion colors for deep saturation.
- Vizio 65-inch 4k LED limited-edition smart TV: $228 (save $220). With Wi-Fi 6 for faster gaming and streaming, it’s hard to beat at nearly half off.
- TCL 43-inch Class S4 4K smart TV: $198 (save $80): A 43-inch TV fits ideally in most bedrooms or smaller spaces like dorms.
- Samsung 85-inch Crystal UHD TV: $898 (save $100): Think of dazzling crystals, and you’ll get an idea of how dynamic the picture quality is in this Samsung lineup.
- LG 77-inch OLED class AI C5 smart TV: $1,997 (save $1,303). A large screen with 3,840 by 2,160 resolution and a 120hZ refresh rate, this LG smart TV is sweet for streaming and gaming and it’s over $1,300 off.
- Hisense 75-inch class H5 series 4K Roku TV: $378 (save $121). This TV comes loaded up with over 200 Roku channels and has a Sports AI feature that helps clarify blurry action shots for a cleaner picture.
- LG 65-inch C5 OLED evo AI TV: $1,240 (save $1,260). This displays perfect picture no matter the room or the lighting, and at over half off, you’re also getting a great deal.
- LG 55-inch QNED85T LED TV: $498 (save $202). LG’s QNED TVs are made for gaming and this one comes with. 120Hz refresh rate for a smooth experience.
Walmart Black Friday laptop deals
Acer Chromebook 315: $109
At less than $120, this is one of the most affordable options out there right now. It’s great for web-based basics like checking your email and scrolling social media, but not too much else. It comes equipped with 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage and has an easy-to-see 15.6-inch HD display.
Asus Zenbook 14-inch OLED laptop: $979
Our reviewer Mark Elliot called the Asus Zenbook the best Pilot Plus laptop so far. It has a 14-inch Lumina Wuxga 1,920×1,200-pixel resolution OLED touchscreen and a 0.59-inch profile. It weighs in at under 3 pounds.
The M1 MacBook Air is still plenty capable and one of the best MacBooks we’ve tested. It’s a “great pick for budget shoppers looking for a speedy and stylish do-it-all laptop,” according to our experts, Matt Elliott and Joshua Goldman. You’ll also get several freebies, including up to three months of Apple TV.
Walmart Black Friday gaming deals
RDS Industries Xbox Series S travel carry case: $31
My son’s best friend brings his Xbox Series S over to our house all the time so that they can — as they explained with an eyeroll — “play the same game without split screen.” This is the perfect, padded case to get him for Christmas. It also doubles as regular storage as needed, and it can hold the Series S console and two controllers and their cords.
Sony PS5 DualSense wireless controller: $54
It’s always handy to have a spare controller around and the Sony model for the PlayStation is a responsive, wireless controller, affordably priced and comes in several color variants.
MetaQuest 3S 128 GB VR gaming headset with Batman: Arkham Shadow: $249
Our reviewer Scott Stein called this one of the best VR headsets around, especially as a budget option sitting around $300. Right now, Walmart has knocked $50 off the price, which means it’s a good time to snap one up ahead of the holidays. This one comes with Batman: Arkham Shadow and a three month trial of Meta Horizon Plus.
Walmart Black Friday home and kitchen deals
Ninja 4-quart air fryer: $59
Ninja’s 4-quart air fryer is our favorite air fryer of 2025 and is the perfect size without taking up a ton of space. It comes in multiple colors to match any kitchen style and impressed us through several rounds of testing. The Ninja air fryer is small but powerful, and it’s hard to beat at this price. It’s even lower than Black Friday pricing last year by $10.
Babyliss Pro nano titanium ionic straightener: $140
This straighter can help tame your hair, leaving it silky, shiny and frizz-free. It has ceramic heating for a quick start-up and 1.75-inch titanium plates to resist corrosion and reach temperatures up to 450 degrees.
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Dyson V8 Absolute cordless stick vacuum: $280
Dyson’s vacuums often top our list of best vacuums on the market. If you or someone you know has been coveting one, pick it up for a $140 discount right now. It’s lightweight, powerful and easy to use, plus it comes with four different attachments to get in all the nooks and corners of your house.
KitchenAid Deluxe 4.5 quart stand mixer: $279
The jewel of any baker’s kitchen, a KitchenAid stand mixer is a game changer for holiday baking but this model usually costs nearly $400. Walmart has slashed $120 off the price, and it applies to several different colors to choose from. You get a 4.5-quart stainless steel bowl with the capacity to make up to eight dozen cookies at once, a tilt-head design, a bread hook, flat beater and a six-wire metal whip.
Walmart Black Friday headphone deals
If you’ve been on the fence about investing in AirPods, Black Friday is a great time to do it. Right now you can pick up these previous generation AirPods Pro 2 with ANC, an IP54-rated weather resistance design and a 30-hour battery life for $40 off.
When our expert David Carnoy reviewed the latest Beats Solo 4, he wrote, “big performance upgrade, but wait for a sale.” Well, that sale is here, as these popular over-the-ear headphones with a strong battery and spatial audio are currently seeing a decent discount at Walmart in all four color variants.
JLab Go Air Pop true wireless earbuds: $10
If you opt for the mauve, these ultra-affordable true wireless earbuds are perfect for sliding into a stocking. They come with a charging case, 32 hours of total playtime and an integrated USB-A charging cable. Other colors are also available at a discount.
Apple’s high-end over-the-ear headphones are some of the best headphones on the market, but the price is fairly steep. But right now only the orange is still discounted.
Walmart Black Friday toy deals
Leapfrog LeapMove interactive learning game: $60
This charming game suited for ages 4 to 7 will keep the kids active when they’re stuck inside this winter. There are 25 preloaded educational games that encourage movement. It plugs in via HDMI or USB so you don’t even need batteries.
Best Choice Products wooden pretend play kitchen set: $80
Give them hours of creative, screen-free entertainment with a pretend kitchen featuring a sink, oven, fridge, microwave, utensils and even a phone. Choose from an array of colors including mint green, natural wood, espresso, black and pink.
Walmart Black Friday fitness deals
BalanceForm changeable dumbbell set: $90
This versatile 23-piece set has four 4-pound plates, four 5-pound plates and four 6-pound plates as well as a barbell rod, two dumbbell bars, a kettlebell base and two push-up handles. You can change between a dumbbell, barbell and kettlebell and adjust the weight as you prefer.
Merach magnetic rowing machine: $240
This quiet, magnetic rower will give you a full-body workout with 16 levels of resistance. It has the capacity for up to 350 pounds and accommodates people up to 6 foot, 7 inches tall. I purchased this same rower last year and have found it ideal for my purposes: I’m not a professional rower, but I enjoy the workout.
When is Walmart’s Black Friday sale?
Walmart’s Black Friday sale this year takes place in three stages. The first event ran Nov. 14 through 16 and was both in-store and online. The second event ran Nov. 25 through Nov. 27 online only. The main event is happening now, Nov. 28 through Nov. 30, with deals available both in store and online. On Monday, Dec. 1, Walmart will host an online-only Cyber Monday sale.
Are Walmart Black Friday deals available both in-store and online?
Yes, but the availability changes. As stated above, the Nov. 25–27 event was online only. From Nov. 28 through Nov. 30, deals are available in-store and online at Walmart. The retailer’s Cyber Monday sale is online-exclusive. There were plenty of early deals and we expect some of them to extend beyond Dec. 1.
Will tariffs interfere with Black Friday deals?
Lots of CNET readers are concerned about tariffs and how they could affect holiday shopping. It’s certainly possible that tariffs could affect Black Friday sales, as we have seen some related price hikes, including on Nintendo Switch consoles. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find great deals on tech and other items. The best way to determine if you’re getting a good deal is to track the item’s price history before making a purchase. You can do this on sites like CamelCamelCamel and Price Tracker, or by using the Keepa browser extension. We’ve rounded up several useful shopping tools for you to check out, and we’ll highlight the best deals we find throughout the event.
Best Black Friday Retailers
- Amazon: One of the world’s largest online retailers, Amazon offers massive discounts with significant savings on tech, home appliances and smart home equipment.
- Walmart: Save big on televisions, laptops, appliances like refrigerators and more at Walmart’s Black Friday event.
- Best Buy: Black Friday is historically a great time to buy TVs, and Best Buy has you covered for that and more.
- Home Depot: Eyeing home improvement tools? Home Depot has the best discounts on tools, appliances and even grills.
- Target: It may not be as big on Black Friday as other retailers, but Target does offer some great deals on toys, gifts and board games.
Why are they called Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
The term “black” has historically been used to denote distressing or calamitous events. The earliest known use of Black Friday for the Friday after Thanksgiving was to refer to the practice of workers calling in sick the day after Thanksgiving in the early 1950s. Around that same time, US police adopted the term to describe the traffic conditions during the first major holiday shopping date.
After attempts to move to the term “Big Friday” failed, merchants attempted to ameliorate the term Black Friday in subsequent years, suggesting that its origin was not due to the terrible traffic the shopping spree created, but because the profit it generated put stores “back in the black” in financial terms.
Then, in 2005, the National Retail Federation coined the term “Cyber Monday” because it had noticed a spike in online traffic the Monday following Thanksgiving. At the time, it was believed it was because people were making online purchases while they were at work following the holiday, so their kids couldn’t see any gift purchases and because work computers typically had faster internet connections. There was some chatter about calling the date Black Monday or Blue Monday — because hyperlinks are blue — but eventually, everyone settled on the more futuristic-sounding Cyber Monday. In 2014, Cyber Monday became the biggest online shopping day in the country.
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