Amazon wasn’t the only one offering a deluge of deals earlier this week. If you were looking for alternative places to shop during Amazon’s Prime Early Access Sale — perhaps one that didn’t require you to sign up for a premium membership — Walmart was featuring many of the same deals, dropping notable discounts on standouts like the Apple Watch Series 8 and Beats Fit Pro. While many of the sales have ended, Walmart is still offering discounts on a handful of items, none of which require a Walmart Plus membership to take advantage of.
Below, we’ve rounded up a selection of the best deals you can still get from Walmart’s “Rollbacks and More” sale. Admittedly, the options are limited, but perhaps a new pair of earbuds or a smartwatch is enough to hold you over until Black Friday and Cyber Monday come around.
The best deals from Walmart’s “Rollbacks and More” sale
Beats Fit Pro
Our favorite fitness earbuds, the Beats Fit Pro, feature soft flexible fins that keep them anchored in your ears during vigorous workouts. Their excellent sound has plenty of bass to keep you motivated in the middle of a long run.
- The Beats Fit Pro, some of our favorite earbuds for running, are back down to $159.95 ($40 off). They remain a great choice for Apple users, with great noise cancellation and a useful transparency mode that allows you to hear ambient sounds around you. Read our review.
- The 41mm configuration of the GPS-enabled Apple Watch Series 8 is still on sale for $349 (normally $399) in the cream-colored “starlight” colorway. Read our review.
Apple Watch SE (40mm, GPS)
Apple’s midrange wearable, the Apple Watch SE, serves as a step up from the discontinued Series 3, with features and a design similar to the last-gen Series 6.
- Another great Apple wearable deal is Walmart’s $199 asking price for the original Apple Watch SE ($90 off). The second-gen SE has already arrived to replace this model at a price of $249, but this is a great deal on this watch with most of the innards of the still-good Apple Watch Series 6.
- For Android users, Samsung’s 42mm Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is on sale in black or silver with Bluetooth and GPS for $199 (about $150 off). This smartwatch came out last year, but Samsung is keeping it in the lineup with the newer Galaxy Watch 5, and it’s now the lone holdout with the excellent, physically-rotating bezel. This price from Walmart actually beats Amazon’s exclusive deal, which was selling for $219.99. Read our review.
- You can currently get the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7 Plus with a 10-pack of film for $49 at Walmart. The bundle typically costs $67 and is available in a variety of pastel colors.
- The Elgato Wave:1 condenser microphone is usually priced at $79 but is currently discounted to $49 at Walmart. The simple microphone features a single button to adjust pickup levels and quickly mute yourself and can be further tuned using Elgato’s software.
- Nintendo Switch Sports, a great party game for the Nintendo Switch that will certainly leave you sore, is still on sale with its included leg strap for $39.99 ($10 off). Read our review.
Fujifilm Instax Mini 7 Plus bundle
This adorable bundle includes the Fujifilm Instax Mini 7 Plus camera and a 10-pack of film. The package comes in powder blue, mint green, coral, lavender, or pink.
- Acer’s Swift 3 is on sale for $399.99 (about $40 off its typical sale price) with an 11th-gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD. The 14-inch laptop offers a surprising amount of performance for the price, making it a good choice for students.
- LG’s 27-inch UltraGear gaming monitor is currently on sale at Walmart for $179 instead of its usual $229 price — the best discount yet for the FreeSync-compatible monitor. The UltraGear monitor is an excellent choice for competitive FHD gaming, one that boasts a 1ms response time and is capable of refresh rates up to 165Hz.
- If you’re in need of a no-frills streaming device, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K is discounted to just $29 (about $11 off) at Walmart right now. The Roku interface isn’t quite as slick or as convenient as that of Google’s TV platform, but the device still supports all the major streaming services in addition to HDR10 Plus and Dolby Vision.