Walmart Deals of the Day: Grab a Massive 86-Inch LG TV While It's $300 Off

The early spring savings are in full swing right now at Walmart, with the retailer offering literally thousands of deals on tech, kitchen appliances, home decor and just about everything else. However, not every discount is a true bargain, and this tsunami of savings can make it a little tough to find the real gems. That's where CNET's dedicated deals team comes in. Below, we've rounded up some of the absolute best of the bunch that you can shop right now. For today, March 12, that includes $300 off a massive 86-inch LG TV, over $70 off an advanced Garmin smartwatch and a cordless Black + Decker drill that you can pick up for just $40.
LG 86-inch Class UQ7070 4K TV: $798 (save $300)
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LG makes some of the best TVs on the market, and this Walmart deal means you can get one with a massive screen for less. This 86-inch model boasts stunning 4K resolution and it's equipped with an A7 Gen5 AI processor that automatically optimizes picture and sound for an immersive watch experience. Plus, it has an impressive 120Hz refresh rate and a dedicated gaming dashboard that makes it easy to adjust settings on the fly.
Garmin Vivoactive 5: $228 (save $72)
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This Garmin smartwatch features some advanced specs that make it a great choice for serious athletes. It's equipped with more than 30 preset sport modes so you can get detailed information about your workout, plus it gives you insights about your stress levels, sleep patterns and when you should take a rest day. It's also equipped with an 1.2-inch AMOLED display so you can easily read the screen even on sunny days, and boasts an impressive 11-day battery life. It's also got some convenient smart features like a tap-to-pay function and the ability to download playlists from Spotify and Amazon Music.
Black + Decker 12V Max cordless drill: $40 (save $10)
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Spring is just around the corner, which means you may have some home improvement projects on the agenda. This cordless Black + Decker drill can help you get the job done with a 550rpm motor and 11 different clutch positions for power and versatility. It's also equipped with a built-in LED light so you can easily see what you're working on, and at less than three pounds it's easy to operate with one hand. It comes with a 12V Max lithium ion battery and the charger.

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