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Walmart Gets Out Ahead of Prime Day With July 8 Summer Sale Event

Enjoy huge discounts on tech and home before Prime Day rolls around in Walmart's "largest ever" sale.

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We're a few weeks out from Prime Day, but there are plenty of deals to shop before then. Not only has Amazon launched some early offers to coincide with the announcement of a July 16 kickoff for its own sale, but we have plenty of Fourth of July sales cropping up as we close out June. And adding to the summer sale bonanza is Walmart which has unveiled its next big sale, set to go live on July 8. 

Launching just as Fourth of July sales will be coming to a close, Walmart's sale runs from July 8 through July 11 which places it out ahead of Amazon's Prime Day. The sale, dubbed Walmart Deals, is said to be the retailer's "largest savings event ever" and will offer up to 50% off thousands of items.

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Walmart says to expect deals across back-to-school, tech, toys, outdoors and more, though it has previewed a few specific deals that will be running during the event, including $80 off the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4$119 off an Emeril Lagasse power grill and big savings on Nintendo Switch goodies

Walmart Deals kicks off at 5 p.m. ET on July 8, though Walmart Plus members can gain early access to the deals five hours early. We'll be highlighting the best deals from the Walmart sale, as well as all things Fourth of July and Prime Day, so be sure to keep an eye on CNET.com/deals and the CNET Deals account on X. 

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