Walmart just launched a huge weekend sale — 17 deals I'd buy right now

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Walmart has a big weekend sales event with a number of selected discounts on big name brands in tech and gaming. The retailer is offering TVs, fitness trackers, and plenty of Apple tech at a discount.

 I've dug through everything on offer at Walmart this weekend to find the best savings. Highlights include a 70-inch TV for under $500, the Xbox Series X console for $50 off, and over $100 off the PlayStation 5 with Spider-Man 2.

The Apple deals are too good to pass up. The M1 iPad Air is under $450, the excellent iPhone 11 is just $199, and AirPods are just $89. For even more Walmart savings, be sure to check out our latest Walmart promo codes for April.

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Wild Hearts: was $25 now $22 @ Walmart

Wild Hearts: was $25 now $22 @ Walmart
One of last year's more under-appreciated titles, Wild Hearts is a Monster Hunter-style action RPG that offers multiplayer battles against huge monsters. It's from the team behind the Dynasty Warriors series, and features a fun building mechanic that lets players construct traps and weapons on the fly.

Netgear AC1200 Wi-Fi Extender: was $87 now $49 @ Walmart

Netgear AC1200 Wi-Fi Extender: was $87 now $49 @ Walmart With many of us working from home, internet connections aren't always reliable. There's nothing worse than a sluggish internet connection, but thankfully, Netgear has a solution. This dual-band Wi-Fi range extender will boost your internet speeds up to 1200Mbps and is currently on sale. 

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: was $69 now $50 @ Walmart

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: was $69 now $50 @ Walmart
The sequel to one of the finest video games of all time in Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom takes players back to Hyrule with an adventure that's even more technically impressive. You'll need to master new abilities such as Ultrahand and Fuse in order to unravel the mystery of what happened to Princess Zelda and defeat the sinister Ganondorf. To learn more about why this should be in your collection, check out our 4.5-star The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review.

AirTag 4 Pack: was $99 now $84 @ Walmart

AirTag 4 Pack: was $99 now $84 @ Walmart
Constantly losing your keys? Apple's AirTags are the solution for that. These slimline trackers can be used to find your keys, bag, or just about anything else, at home or further afield. The batteries last for months, and you can replace them with cheap watch batteries, too. Read our review for more.

AirPods: was $129 now $89 @ Walmart

AirPods: was $129 now $89 @ Walmart
They may lack the noise-cancelling tech of AirPods Pro, but Apple's cheapest AirPods are even cheaper. These second-generation models offer balanced audio and a handy charging case, albeit the one which needs to be charged via the Lightning cable. Still, at this price, it's an ideal gift.

Fitbit Versa 2: was $149 now $124 @ Walmart

Fitbit Versa 2: was $149 now $124 @ Walmart
Fitbit's Versa lineup remains one of its most well-balanced and while the Versa 2 is hardly the newest model (we're up to Versa 4 now), it's a fantastic fitness tracker with a larger screen that makes it ideal for newcomers. It has Alexa functionality, and taps into Fitbit's excellent Fitbit Premium membership which is included in the box. Check out our review for more.

Beats Studio3 Wireless: was $349 now $159 @ Walmart

Beats Studio3 Wireless: was $349 now $159 @ Walmart
Beats headphones used to be a little too bass-heavy, and while the Studio3 are certainly able to crank lower frequencies higher than ever, they're now much more balanced. They look sleek, too, offering Apple's instant pairing and device switching like AirPods. For more, be sure to check out our Beats Studio3 review.

iPhone 11: was $249 now $199 @ Walmart

iPhone 11: was $249 now $199 @ Walmart
The iPhone 11 is a few years old, but with this discount bringing it to under $200 it makes a great purchase as a first phone for a younger user, or as a secondary device. We awarded it 4.5 stars out of 5 in our iPhone 11 review, and our praise holds true today — it remains a great phone, with an impressive camera and good performance.

ASUS 14" Chromebook: was $269 now $202 @ Walmart

ASUS 14" Chromebook: was $269 now $202 @ Walmart
If you're looking for the ultimate work-from-home laptop, this laptop is the perfect choice for you. This model packs a 14" HD Nano-Edge display, 4GB of RAM, Chrome OS operating system, 64GB of Hard Drive capacity and a battery life up to 10 hours — more than enough to get you through the day.

Apple Watch Series 9: was $399 now $329 @ Walmart

Apple Watch Series 9: was $399 now $329 @ Walmart
Apple Watch models aren't all that exciting these days, because the platform is so mature that each version gets more iterative. With that said, the Series 9 remains the best Apple Watch yet, adding the Vision Pro-like 'Double Tap' gesture, a faster processor, and on-device Siri commands. We awarded it a full five stars in our Apple Watch 9 review.

Acer Aspire 3: was $599 now $359 @ Walmart

Acer Aspire 3: was $599 now $359 @ Walmart
This laptop is ideal for students and multitaskers thanks to 16GB of RAM and a nice large HD display. It's running Windows 11 right out of the box and it has a thin bezel to help you focus on what you're doing. It's also got 512GB of fast SSD storage under the hood.

Xbox Series X: was $499 now $449 @ Walmart

Xbox Series X: was $499 now $449 @ Walmart
Microsoft's latest console remains the most powerful on the market and offers 4K gaming and exclusive franchises like Halo, Gears of War, and more that you won't find elsewhere. You can also subscribe to Xbox Game Pass, offering a ton of games each month for subscribers - including last year's megahit, Diablo 4. We awarded it 4.5 stars out of 5 in our in-depth Xbox Series X review.

iPad Air M1 2022: was $569 now $449 @ Walmart

iPad Air M1 2022: was $569 now $449 @ Walmart
We're expecting an M2 upgrade any day now, but the M1 iPad Air offers laptop-level performance in a lightweight tablet that looks great. This discount brings the 64GB version down to just $449, and you can then use the money saved on an Apple Pencil or Bluetooth keyboard to turn it into a device for art or work respectively.

PS5 with Spider-Man 2: was $559 now $449 @ Walmart

PS5 with Spider-Man 2: was $559 now $449 @ Walmart
Sony has continued its dominance this console generation with fantastic exclusives, and this bundle includes one of the finest. Insomniac's Spider-Man 2 features both Peter Parker and Miles Morales as playable characters and offers absolutely staggering action scenes. For more, check out our PS5 review — but to sum up, this an "essential" games console.

HiSense 75-inch TV: was $578 now $498 @ Walmart

HiSense 75-inch TV: was $578 now $498 @ Walmart
This huge TV is available for under $500, and offers a 4K panel with over 8.3 million pixels and an LED backlight. It's running Roku TV OS for all of your favorite apps, and can talk to your Google Assistant or Alexa. It's also ideal for gaming with a Gaming Mode that reduces input lag.

iBUYPOWER Gaming Desktopwas $1199 now $999 @ Walmart

iBUYPOWER Gaming Desktop: was $1199 now $999 @ Walmart
A nice gaming PC can be the difference between a fun gaming session and a bad time. This beast from iBUYPOWER is currently $200 off, and it comes with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB NVMe SSD. The liquid cooling will keep the desktop running smoothly when the gaming sessions go long.

Meta Quest 2: was $249 now $199 @ Walmart

Meta Quest 2: was $249 now $199 @ Walmart
The Meta Quest 2 has long been near the top of the virtual reality headset mountain, even at its full price. With an extra $50 off, it becomes a must-buy for anyone who's even remotely interested in seeing what VR is like. Whether you want to try out the growing library of video games or use it for entertainment, this deal is worth grabbing.

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Lloyd Coombes

A freelance writer from Essex, UK, Lloyd Coombes began writing for Tom's Guide in 2024 having worked on TechRadar, iMore, Live Science and more. A specialist in consumer tech, Lloyd is particularly knowledgeable on Apple products ever since he got his first iPod Mini. Aside from writing about the latest gadgets for Future, he's also a blogger and the Editor in Chief of GGRecon.com. On the rare occasion he’s not writing, you’ll find him spending time with his son, or working hard at the gym. You can find him on Twitter @lloydcoombes.