Walmart's Cyber Monday deals are in full swing. Whether you plan to visit your local store or shop online, you can secure exceptional deals on sporting goods, electronics, jewelry, clothing and more.
In addition to these savings, you can save more money with a Walmart Plus membership. Walmart Plus members also receive early access to Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
Walmart’s in-store savings started on November 29 at 6 am local time. Many of those Black Friday deals will run through Sunday, December 1 before transitioning to Cyber Monday.
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Cyber Monday, the online counterpart to Black Friday, is the Monday following Thanksgiving, and has become one of the biggest online shopping days of the year catering to tech-savvy shoppers looking to score bargains from the comfort of home. This year, Walmart opened its doors to Cyber Monday deals for all customers at 8pm on December 1st. These deals will run through the end of day on December 2nd.
Walmart's Cyber Monday deals
We're updating these deals regularly to ensure you have access to the best ones:
Electronics
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- Hisense 65” Class U6HR Series QLED 4K UHD Roku Smart TV — Save $120, pay only $378
- HP 14 inch Windows Laptop Intel Celeron N4120 — Save $120, pay only $129
- Apple AirPods Pro 2 — Save $95, pay only $154
- Yamaha YAS-209 Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer — Save $199.96, pay only $149.99
- Apple Watch SE (Second Generation) — Save $100, pay only $149
- Arlo Essential Outdoor Camera HD — Save $25.98, pay only $24
Homewares
- T-Fal Kitchen Solutions, 22pc Nonstick Pots and Pans Cookware Set — Save $80.23, pay only $49.76
- KitchenAid Deluxe 4.5 Stand Mixer — Save $100, pay only $259
- Beautiful 9QT TriZone Air Fryer, White Icing by Drew Barrymore — Save $71, pay only $68
- Astercook Kitchen Knife Set, 14 Pcs Knives Block Set with Built-In Sharpener — Save $166, pay only $33.99
- Ninja Grand Kitchen System 1200 Watts — Save $71, pay only $98
- Keurig K-Duo Essentials, K-Cup Coffee Maker — Save $49, pay only $50
Outdoors
- GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker Foldable Rocking Camp Chair — Save $14.01, pay only $55.99
- Portable Basketball Hoop Goal Basketball Hoop System Height Adjustable — Save $190, pay only $109
- SaluSpa Monterey AirJet Outdoor Inflatable Square Hot Tub 4-6 Person with Pump — Save $160, pay only $238
- Muskoka 19.5" Stainless Steel Smokeless Wood Burning Fire Pit with Protective Cover — Save $51, pay only $97
- MOPHOTO 75” Portable Camping Cot for Adults — Save $64.42, pay only $55.58
- FitRX SmartRack and SmartBells Set, Dumbbell Weight Rack Stand with Two-Quick-Select-5-52.5lbs Adjustable Dumbbells — Save $310.97, pay only $189
Clothes and Accessories
- Cate & Chloe Bianca 18k White Gold Drop Dangle Hoop Earrings with Swarovski Crystals Gift for Women — Save $100.01, pay only $14.99
- HART 20-Volt Heated Jacket Kit, Realtree Xtra Camouflage — Save $95, pay only $79
- Crocs Unisex Baya Clog Sandals — Save $25, pay only $24.99
- Michael Kors Women's Jet Set Large Saffiano Leather Crossbody Bag — Save $269.01, pay only $49.99
- Fantaslook Plaid Flannel Shirts for Women — Save $57.17, pay only $12.82
Walmart Holiday Registry
Walmart has also launched a Holiday wish list where you can create your very own registry to effortlessly save all of your holiday needs and gift ideas in one place, which can be easily shared with loved ones and friends. What’s more, Walmart is also introducing a Toy Registry, which lets you create your own toy wish list directly from the Top Toy List on Walmart.com.
Preparing for Cyber Monday
Walmart's Cyber Monday sale begins on December 1. For Walmart Plus members, you'll receive early access at 5 pm EST. If you're not a Walmart Plus member, you'll be able to shop the deals and save at 8pm. These deals will run through Monday, December 2 until midnight EST. Make sure to revisit this page, as we will update it with Cyber Monday deals as they become available.
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