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Get up to 75% off with these Walmart tech deals

Holiday shopping season is in full effect and Walmart wants your money -- or, at least 50% of it. All of these tech products are currently discounted for at least a half off.
Written by Kerry Wan, Senior Reviews Editor
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There are deals, and then there are deals. In time for holiday shopping, Walmart currently has a plethora of fun and useful tech gadgets that make for great gifts and stocking stuffers -- all for at least 50% off. From smart home tech to wireless earbuds, check out the list below and see where you can save big this holiday season.


This Walmart-exclusive streaming device gives you the best that Roku has to offer, including an intuitive remote control, 4K HDR streaming, and even JBL earbuds for an immersive audio experience. Hook this media player to any TV via HDMI and you'll gain instant access to streaming service favorites, like Disney+, HBO Max, and Netflix.

Looking to step up your gaming setup this holiday? Save up on time and money with this Razer Power Up Bundle V2 for just $79. For the price, you're getting a keyboard (Razer Cynosa Lite), headset (BlackShark V2 X), mouse pad (Gigantus V2 L), and a mouse (DeathAdder Essential). You'd be hard-pressed to find a better deal on gaming gear than this.

Remember when framed pictures meant more than what's posted on Instagram? Relive the good old days with this digital picture frame by Sylvania. Once paired with your iOS or Android smartphone, you can populate pictures into the frame with a tap. It's convenient, easy to use, and full of throwback fun. The 10-inch frame is currently on sale for $79 ($100 off).

Planning to upgrade your internet service plan this holiday? Save on router fees and ditch the loaner programs by buying a fresh and speedy router instead. For a limited time, Walmart has the NETGEAR Nighthawk C7000 router discounted to just $159 ($484 off), a whopping 75% off sale. The router works with all major cable internet providers, including COX, Xfinity, and Spectrum, and can deliver up to 400Mbps of speeds.

A solid pair of true wireless earbuds, the JBL Club Pro Plus brings bass-hitting audio performance in a compact and well-built form factor. The earbuds come with noise cancellation and a companion app that lets you tweak the EQ settings to your ears' content. You can snag a pair right now for just $79.95 ($120 off).

A top deal that doesn't cost top dollar, Walmart has the Lenovo Smart Clock (2nd Gen) on sale for just $24.88 ($50 off). With it, the retailer is bundling in a Lenovo Smart Bulb, which plays in tandem with the clock. For less than $25, this makes for a modernized and helpful bedside assistant, and can even respond to your voice prompts.

A little smart for your home, the Google Nest Mini (2nd Generation) is currently listing at $24.98 at Walmart. For the price, you're getting a compact smart speaker that can respond to your questions and hold a conversation. When paired with other smart appliances, like speakers and lights, you'll be able to make commands and control your home without ever needing to touch a button.


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