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Walmart's epic Prime Day 2022 rival sale is live: Shop the 50+ best deals

Heather Quinlan
Updated ·4 min read

Amazon Prime Day is here, and Walmart's clapping back with its own Prime Day 2022 sale, with deals that are truly worth shopping. As they have in previous years, Walmart's spring event kicked off over the weekend and it'll run through July 14th, with some deals lasting longer. After surges in demand, retailers have found themselves with massive amounts of overstock — which means deeper discounts for you. “Even retailers that have been notorious for never doing big sales are offering discounts because they have so much inventory that they need to clear out,” Rakuten’s Retail & Shopping Expert, Kristen Gall, tells Yahoo Life. “So it’s a consumer’s market this year.” Ready to score some serious deals? Don't miss these.

Our Favorite Walmart anti-Prime Day deals:

  • Wyze Robot Vacuum with Lidar Room Mapping

    $229$329Save $100

  • Apple AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Case

    $170$249Save $79

  • Sony Sony 55" Class 4K UHD Smart Google TV

    $598$1,105Save $507

  • Google Google Nest Mini

    $30$49Save $19

  • Nine.Eight Nine.Eight Womens Halter Maxi Dress

    $18$25Save $7
Robovac, airpods, toaster, Sony TV, air fryer
Save on a treasure trove of deals. (Photo: Walmart)

Right now, Walmart is a goldmine for massive markdowns on tech, home goods, kitchen gear and beauty treats. It's like Black Friday in July. And while you're scoring deals, make sure you’re signed up for Walmart+. Not yet a member? No worries; you can get yourself a free 30-day trial here. (Nevertheless, those without Walmart+ still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.) Ready to shop Walmart's best anti-Prime Day deals? Right this way:

Home theater

Sony Sony 55" 4K UHD Smart Google TV

$598$1,105Save $507
$598 at Walmart

Careful: This picture is so realistic, you just might mistake it for the real deal. A special motion feature means fast-paced sports and action movies are incredibly crisp and clear.

Vacuums

Wyze Robot Vacuum with Lidar Room Mapping

$165$329Save $164
$165 at Walmart

A patented sensor on top of this wise Wyze scans your rooms in seconds and builds a floorplan on your phone that you can see, edit and save for quick and efficient cleaning. Cool!

Headphones and earbuds

Apple Apple AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Case

$170$249Save $79
$170 at Walmart

These iconic buds come with extra silicone eartips that fit to perfectly adjust to the size and shape of your ear.

Bedding

Balichun 3 Inch Mattress Topper

$160$559Save $399
$160 at Walmart

Gel memory foam keeps you cool on even those hot summer nights.

Gaming

Nintendo Super Mario: Odyssey for Nintendo Switch

$37$60Save $23
$37 at Walmart

Visit amazing new locales, like the skyscraper-packed New Donk City, and run into familiar friends and foes as you try to save Princess Peach from Bowser's clutches and foil his dastardly wedding plans.

Smart home

Google Google Nest Mini

$30$49Save $19
$30 at Walmart

Right now you can get all the voice-controlled smart-home connectivity your heart desires for next to nothing. You’ll be surprised what big sound this tiny unit can deliver, and it works with Google Assistant. Choose from charcoal, gray, blue and orange.

Kitchen

Hamilton Beach Hamilton Beach Digital Bread Maker

$49$89Save $40
$49 at Walmart

Make fresh homemade bread without having to roll up your sleeves. Just add the ingredients, select the cycle and press start. Since you're in control, it's easier to make healthy choices. And a lot more fun, too!

Style

Nine.Eight Womens Halter Maxi Dress

$18$25Save $7
$18 at Walmart

Meet the halter maxi — one of the most Instagrammable dress trends of the summer. Destined to be a favorite, this beauty features a ribbon-tie at the neck, an open back and a pretty sash. Whether you opt for heels or flats, expect compliments.

Beauty

Aopvui Laser Permanent Hair Removal

$87$270Save $183
$87 at Walmart

Who wears short shorts? You will, thanks to this genius gizmo that uses light to prevent follicles from producing more hair. You should see results after 3 to 4 treatments; the brand promises a reduction of up to 94% after 7 to 8 treatments. Impressive.

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Fire TV Gaming Bundle

Amazon
$65 $120 at Amazon

This gaming bundle includes a Fire TV Stick 4K and Luna Controller.

TP-Link AC1200 WiFi Router

TP-Link
$30 $35 at Amazon

WiFi woes? This handy device allows you to switch to a stable high-speed ethernet connection. Just plug it in and enjoy faster online cruising times.

Ninja NJ601AMZ Professional Blender

Ninja
$100 at Amazon

If you're looking for a blender that’ll get the job done, this 1000-Watt Ninja device is a great option. It can crush ice completely in seconds and get a smooth blend on all your favorite dishes. A sizable 72-ounce pitcher lets you whip up plenty of smoothies at once.

Amazon eero mesh WiFi router

eero
$58 $69 at Amazon

Connect this Wi-Fi router to your modem and place it in an open space. Once synced with your internet provider, the router can cover up to 1,500 square feet of space, delivering fast, reliable WiFi to all areas of your home.

Shark AV752 ION Robot Vacuum

Shark
$218 $230 at Amazon

Kick back on your couch and let your robo vac do the work for you. This popular Shark vacuum features a tri-brush system to really sweep up dirt, dust and other gunk lurking on your floors. It runs for 120 minutes before needing a recharge and is easily operated from your phone.

Foot Massager Machine

Etekcity
$130 at Amazon

Treat your tired feet with this handy massager. It offers three air pressure levels and three different speeds for massage rollers to help you — and your feet — unwind. There's even a heating feature to warm you up. Control all the action with the included remote.

Swim goggles

Portzon
$14 $15 at Amazon

Anti-fog and leak-proof swin goggles that fit both women and men. The soft silicone straps won't hurt your face, and a unique strap design makes them easy to adjust.

Greenworks 40V Cordless Axial Leaf Blower

Greenworks
$150 $170 at Amazon

Enjoy blowing speeds of up to 115 miles per hour with this cordless blower. It features a brushless motor to deliver more power and a longer run-time compared to brushed blowers. There's even a speed trigger with cruise control!

Lord & Berry Back In Black Mascara

LORD & BERRY
$23 at Amazon

Good mascara is hard to find, especially at a discount. Well, Lord & Berry's popular waterproof mascara is marked down to $18 today. This cruelty-free makeup lengthens and thickens lashes for false eyelash effect that's actually real.

Swarovski Pear-Shaped Stud Earrings

SWAROVSKI
$33 $69 at Amazon

This gorgeous pear-shaped studs are classy and eye-catching in small package. Made of mega-popular Swarovski crystals, the sparkling gems are mounted on a rhodium-plated metal post with a butterfly back for comfort.

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