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Walmart is discounting tons of stuff to compete with Amazon's Prime Day, these are the best deals

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Walmart is discounting tons of stuff to compete with Amazon's Prime Day, these are the best deals

Amazon announced last week that it was going to have "more deals than Black Friday" for it's 20th birthday, July 15th, calling it Prime Day. Almost immediately, one of Amazon's biggest competitors, Walmart, announced that it would have massive price cuts of its own on the same day.

Amazon's deals are only available to Amazon Prime members, but you can get instant access to them by signing up for a free 30-day trial. (Just be sure to cancel it before your 30 days are up or you'll be charged $99 for a one-year membership.)

Walmart, however, does not require any membership; its sales are available to everyone. We combed through the selection to pick out the best ones you should know about. Check back here as the day goes on to see the most up-to-date deals. You can also check out our coverage of Prime Day's deals here.


All Day: RCA 55" 1080p HDTV

  • List price: $265
  • Price: $429
  • 39% off

All Day: Apple iPad mini 2, 16GB Wi-Fi + AT&T

  • List price: $399
  • Price: $799
  • 51% off


All Day: GrillMaster 3-Burner Gass Grill

  • List price: $119
  • Price: $199
  • 41% off


All Day: Vizio 2.0 Sound Stand

  • List price: $118
  • Price: $148
  • Great sound without taking up any more space than your current flatscreen TV

All Day: Black & Decker 18-Volt NiCad Drill and 133 pieces Home Project Kit

  • List price: $50
  • Price: $79.88
  • 38% off


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