Amazon isn’t the only retailer bringing the heat with major sales this week—Walmart has entered the chat with its own blockbuster event. Now through October 13, Walmart’s Holiday Deals sale promises some jaw-dropping discounts of up to 50 percent off, and here’s the best part: you don’t need a membership to take advantage. Everyone’s invited to score big on a range of big-ticket items, from kitchen appliances to electronics, cookware, cleaning gadgets, and so much more.
While Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days get plenty of buzz, Walmart’s sale is definitely not one to sleep on. With prices this good, items are bound to go fast. But don’t worry, we’ve got your back. The Well+Good shopping team has sifted through Walmart’s vast offerings to bring you the best deals worth your attention. We’ve curated a list of staffer-approved picks that will make your digital cart feel like the ultimate jackpot—no endless scrolling required.
Scroll to see what W+G staffers are buying from Walmart’s Holiday Deals event. Happy shopping!
- Losei 5G/2.4G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, $90
- Beautiful 6-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker, $37
- Dyson V7 Advanced Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, $260
- Ninja NeverStick 14-Piece Cookware and Bakeware Set, $119
- Shark Matrix Self-Empty Robot Vacuum, $329
Shop the best Walmart Holiday Deals
Normally $400
“My self-care routine consists of recharging in bed while watching my favorite comfort shows and movies. I’ve always wanted a projector, since I don’t have a TV in my room, but it felt like such an unnecessary splurge. With this top-rated projector more than $300 off, I can no longer hold off. The real question is: Will I ever get out of my bed again?” – Katie Maguire, Senior Director of Commerce
Normally $69
“Now that it’s fall, I want soups. And stews. And chilis. And everything else you can make in a slow cooker… which I don’t have! I LOVE Drew Barrymore’s Beautiful line (I have her Stand Mixer), so I will be adding this to my cart pronto,” – Francesca Krempa, Commerce Editor
Normally $400
“Tell me you have a Dyson cordless vacuum already? If not, let this be the sign that you need this now. Not only is it $140 off its regular price, it is a lifesaver if you have a dog who sheds. Or a kid who makes a mess. Or both. Trust me, you need one,” – Danny Feekes, Head of Commerce
Normally $500
“Why vacuum when you can have a robot do it for you? With savings of $170, this is absolutely a deal not to pass up,” – Jessica Willison Reyes, Commerce Business Manager
Normally $179
“At the top of my wishlist is a new set of pots and pans, and I have my eye on this onefrom Ninja. The set offers plenty for its price, and the nonstick coating is free of PTFE and PFOA—controversial chemicals with potential health effects. It also includes baking pans, which makes it a solid option for anyone who wants to buy a full cookware set. You can heat the pots and pans up to 500 degrees without the coating chipping or flaking into food, and, as a bonus, the set is dishwasher safe, too,” – Danielle Calma, Commerce Writer
Normally $100
“For years, I’ve been saving TikToks that feature yummy air fryer recipes—and yet, I don’t even own an air fryer. I love this stainless steel version—which matches the rest of my kitchen appliances—and that you can separate two ingredients into different baskets to help achieve perfect cook times,” – Maguire
Normally $320
“I’ve been waiting to buy this hair dryer because my stylist uses it . . . and I love it. But I couldn’t justify the price. Now is the perfect time to bring this puppy home. At $189, it’s practically a steal,” – Feekes
Normally $70
“I’ve been curious about water flossers, but live in an apartment so my bathroom counter real estate is limited. This little cordless flosser is rechargeable and comes with six different attachments. It looks chunky, but because it doesn’t require a massive tank of water, that’s a tradeoff I’m willing to live with,” – Jamey Powell, Commerce Writer
Normally $89
“Tall boots are in, and I love a good kitten heel so this boot fits the bill and is perfectly on trend for fall,” – Rebecca Ambrose, Commerce Business Analyst
Normally $299
“I don’t like jamming things into my ear holes, but I like the distraction of music while working or doing chores. The Bose Ultra Open Earbuds are a happy compromise. They’re lightweight and comfortable to wear for long stretches, and it has a long battery life of seven hours or enough for a full day’s work. Plus, it stays firmly in place, even when I walk, run, or bop my head to my favorite music. The sound itself is great—it’s balanced and clear, but the open-ear design also allows me to hear my surroundings and calls from my partner or my cat,” – Calma
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