The 10 best Walmart deals to shop this week: Sony, Brookstone, Fitbit and more
CNN Underscored editors found the best sales at Walmart right now, including deals on a Hamilton Beach coffee maker, a ghd flat iron and Serta pillows.
Sony WH-1000XM5 in Black
Our top pick for the best over-ear headphones is just $7 away from the lowest price we've ever seen from back in December. The upgraded design is slimmer than the older XM4, and the noise cancellation capabilities are even better on the newer model.Read our review
Brookstone Portable Cold Plunge
Cold plunging is one of those fitness trends that seems more accessible than others. If you want to give it a go, this portable therapy tub from Brookstone is an affordable way to dip your toes into the trend. Now, it's $12 lower than our initial spotting in early January.
ghd Platinum + Styler
At the start of the New Year, this handy flat iron was $126. Today, it's even lower and is now a whopping 60% off. If you're looking to up your hair game and want to put the finishing touches on your blowout, this gadget is for you.
Ego Home Single Queen Bed Pillow
It is Sleep Week after all, and Walmart has decided to enter the chat with more than 80% off this queen-sized pillow. It usually goes for around $20, but today it is even less, making it significantly cheaper than all of our best pillow picks.
Samsung 40mm Galaxy Watch 4 in Black
Android users can join in on the smartwatch fun with this heavily discounted model from 2021. The starting price was initially on the entry-level side for a tech wearable at $250, but now the feature-filled watch is $125 in the sleek black finish.Read our review
Hamilton Beach Bold Brew 12-Cup Programmable Drip Coffee Maker
Prep your morning brew and get a jump start on those busy mornings with this deal on a classic drip coffee maker. Sometimes, all you want is a basic cup of joe, and this discounted machine delivers. It's a few dollars cheaper than our last spotting, making this appliance an even better buy.
Ninja Thirsti Drink System
If you live alone or don't want to commit to an entire liter of soda, the Ninja Thirsti is here to save the day. It allows you to make a singular glass to curb your craving and comes with a wide range of flavor drops for personalized creativity in the kitchen.Read our review
The Pioneer Woman 6-Piece Mixing Bowls With Lids Set
These convenient mixing bowls have been on my radar for months. After initially spotting them during Black Friday and again last month, I'm happy to see they've dropped further in price ahead of the upcoming spring holiday hosting season.
Fitbit Versa Lite
The easy-to-use, Fitbit Versa Lite, just dropped to an all-time low price at Walmart. Today's offer is beating its previous low from 2019 by about $10 and is a great entry-level wearable for those interested in basic fitness tracking.
Bifanuo Double Wicker Swing Egg Chair With Stand
If the warmer weather has inspired you to take on a bit of spring cleaning in your yard, it may be time to invest in some outdoor seating. This plush swinging chair has UV-resistant cushions that will help minimize fading over time. We tracked the price of this model in the past, and luckily, it's even lower today. Our deals team has over a decade of combined commerce journalism experience. Rikka Altland, Jacqueline Saguin and Elena Matarazzo source the deals for the day each morning to curate one-offs and retailer-specific roundups of the best sales to shop. Searching everything from coveted tech essentials to beauty finds of the week, the team works across a wide variety of categories to ensure we're finding the best for our readers.
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