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The best Walmart deals of March 2024

Walmart has a range of great tech deals. Right now, you can save big on top-tech including laptops and gaming consoles while making Walmart your one-stop shop.
Written by Charlie Osborne, Contributing Writer
Reviewed by Kayla Solino
Apple Watch Series 9 | Save $70
Apple Watch Series 9 GPS 45mm
Apple Watch Series 9
Save $70
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Beats Studio3 headphones | Save $181
Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
Beats Studio3 headphones
Save $181
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LG 65-inch OLED 4K UHD TV | Save $200
LG OLED65B3PUA 65 Inch Class B3 series OLED 4K UHD
LG 65-inch OLED 4K UHD TV
Save $200
View now View at Walmart
Shark ION robot vacuum | Save $90
Shark ION AV751 vacuuming under a couch
Shark ION robot vacuum
Save $90
View now View at Walmart
Apple 10.2-inch iPad, 2021 model, Wi-Fi, 64GB | Save $80
2021 Apple 10.2-inch iPad Wi-Fi 64GB
Apple 10.2-inch iPad, 2021 model, Wi-Fi, 64GB
Save $80
View now View at Walmart

As one of the major US retailers, Walmart has grown its business to offer everything from home appliances to the latest smartphones, TVs, and laptops.

Walmart offers site-wide discounts on a variety of products year-round. The retailer can be an excellent resource for finding gifts, updating your home, or picking up popular gadgets. Clearance and flash deals are often featured, too, with toys, fashion, and electronics becoming available for rock-bottom prices. 

Our favorite deal at Walmart is for the Apple Watch Series 9. This 45mm model, the latest in Apple's smartwatch line, comes with GPS connectivity and a Midnight sports band. This device is available with a $70 discount. 

ZDNET has scoured Walmart for the best deals on tech, including TVs, laptops, headphones, and home appliances, which are listed below. You can also check out Walmart's dedicated deals section for more inspiration. 

The best Walmart deals

  • Current price: $359
  • Original price: $429

Our favorite deal at Walmart is for the Apple Watch Series 9. This 45mm model, the latest in Apple's smartwatch line, comes with an Always-On Retina display, smartphone connectivity, and a variety of apps including a fitness tracker, ECG and blood oxygen monitor, content streaming, and more. This specific model has GPS connectivity and a Midnight sports band -- and is available with a $70 discount. 

  • Current price: $169
  • Original price: $350

Another deal we spotted at Walmart is for a pair of Beats Studio3 headphones. There's an excellent discount at hand -- $181 -- if you're hoping to snag a pair of wireless, noise-canceling premium headphones. Supported by an Apple W1 chip, these Beats by Dr. Dre headphones provide you with up to 22 hours of battery life and rapid charging. 

  • Current price: $1297
  • Original price: $1497

One of the top Walmart deals is for a 65-inch LG TV. This smart TV comes with a 4K UHD UHD display and a refresh rate of 120Hz. The TV contains ThinQ AI technologies for enhanced picture and sound quality. Plus, two years of CPS protection has been thrown in.

  • Current price: $159
  • Original price: $249

Walmart is offering a $90 discount on the Shark ION robot vacuum, a budget-friendly Wi-Fi model that can be controlled via a voice assistant or your mobile device. You can expect up to 120 minutes of cleaning on a single charge. 

  • Current price: $249
  • Original price: $329

If you're in the market for an iPad and are shopping around for a bargain, steep discounts are rare -- but you can pick up a 2021 iPad model at Walmart with a $80 discount. This traditional iPad model comes with Wi-Fi connectivity and 64GB SSD storage.

More Walmart deals

What is the best Walmart deal?

Our favorite deal at Walmart is for the Apple Watch Series 9. This 45mm model, the latest in Apple's smartwatch line, comes with an Always-On Retina display, smartphone connectivity, and a variety of apps including a fitness tracker, ECG and blood oxygen monitor, content streaming, and more. 

This specific model has GPS connectivity and a Midnight sports band, and is available with a $70 discount. 

How did we choose these Walmart deals?

Walmart is one of the top retailers in the US. You can expect the company to provide year-round bargains alongside seasonal offers and sales on days such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday. 

Alongside the likes of Amazon, Best Buy, and Target, Walmart historically launches great deals on laptops, smartwatches, headphones, IoT home gadgets, and more. We chose our favorite deals based on:

  • Price: While looking for the best deals, we focused on products with an attractive discount. Additionally, we used price trackers to ensure that you are getting a great deal, removing any items that have been purposely price gouged in order to look like a deal.
  • Availability: ZDNET has included deals with good general availability and we have avoided deals when there are only a handful of products still in stock. However, stock levels may have changed since the time of publication.
  • Variety: We wanted to include a range of tech products and accessories, whether you're looking for a new iPad or a modern kitchen appliance. We also ensured our picks matched a variety of budgets. 
  • Customer reviews: While we considered the best Walmart deals, we took a look at customer reviews and ratings to recommend the best deals and devices.

When will these deals expire?

Deals are subject to sell-out or expire at any time, though ZDNET remains committed to finding, sharing, and updating the best product deals for you to score the best savings. Our team of experts regularly checks in on the deals we share to ensure they are still live and obtainable. We're sorry if you've missed out on these deals, but don't fret -- we're constantly finding new chances to score savings and sharing them with you at ZDNET.com.

Does Walmart offer a program similar to Amazon Prime?

Up until recently, Walmart didn't. That changed in 2020 when Walmart began offering Walmart+. With plans starting at $12.95/month, you can access free deliveries, mobile scanning, fuel discounts, Paramount+, exclusive access to sales and discounts, and more.

Why did Walmart change its name?

Walmart was once known as Wal-Mart Stores. However, according to Walmart executives, the name changed to Walmart in 2017, "to better reflect our company's path to win the future of retail [...] and a bit about returning to the company's roots." When the first store opened in 1962, the original name was Walmart, although the organization was incorporated as Wal-Mart. 

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