Walmart Deal Days sale is happening at the same time as fall Prime Day — here’s everything you should know
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Walmart’s Deal Days will coincide with Amazon’s annual Prime Big Deal Days sale, which is Oct. 6 and 7.Vivian Le / NBCOf all the sales Walmart has throughout the year, the most important ones happen in the summer and fall. In fact, this October, the retailer’s annual fall sale, Walmart Deal Days, is returning this year and will take place Oct. 5 to 11. The sale will overlap with Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, also referred to as October Prime Day or fall Prime, which is happening Oct. 6 and 7.
Walmart’s Deal Days sale will have up to 50% off home, kitchen, tech, skin care, toys and video games, entertainment, electronics and more. You’ll also find markdowns on brands like Apple, Dyson, Shark, Ninja, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore, Revlon, Coach, Mainstays, Samsung and many more. So if you’re shopping for a new television set, air fryer, bedding, hair care tool or holiday gifts ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas, this is a great opportunity to do it. Even food items will be up to 30% off.
Below, I talk more about the Walmart Deal Days sale, including whether or not you need a Walmart+ membership to shop the sale.
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Walmart’s Deal Days sale 2026 is happening Oct. 5 to 11, which overlaps with Amazon’s annual October Prime Day, which will take place Oct. 6 and 7. The Walmart deals will officially be live at 12 a.m. ET.
No, you don’t need a Walmart membership to shop deals from Walmart’s Deal Days sale. Though, those with a Walmart + membership typically get advanced access its sales, according to Walmart. A Walmart+ membership costs $12.95 a month ($98 a year), plus taxes.
The retailer also offers memberships at 50% off for college students (Walmart+ Student) and those who participate in certain government programs like SNAP and Medicaid (Walmart+ Assist). Additionally, you can do a 30-day trial of a Walmart+ membership for just $1 (the membership auto-renews at $12.95 monthly thereafter).
Walmart’s Deal Days sale will include discounts on products from home, kitchen, beauty, tech, electronics, toys, apparel and more, from brands like Apple, Dyson, Shark, Ninja and Samsung. You can also expect to see sales on items that make great holiday gifts, like televisions, air fryers, coffee makers, stand mixers, sweaters, bicycles, suitcases and more.
All of the products below are either from brands we’ve written about at NBC Selected and/or have at least a four-star average from 100 reviews or more at Walmart.
$99.00$129.99WalmartNow 24% offApple AirPods 4 are loved by NBC Selected staffers and have some of the best sound quality of all the earbuds we’ve tested. They get up to 30 hours of total listening time (with the USB-C charging case included). The earbuds also have voice isolation, which helps lower environmental sounds to make it easier for you to hear during phone calls and for the person you’re talking to hear you more clearly. They have spatial audio, which means your music, podcasts and audiobooks have immersive, 3D-like sound. Both the case and the AirPods themselves are water, dust and sweat resistant.
$54.56$69.56WalmartNow 22% offAs a home and kitchen editor and someone who cooks a lot myself, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore is one of my favorite kitchen appliance brands. This particular appliance is a mix between a stovetop skillet and an electric hot plate. It’s great for sautéing vegetables, making stir fries, searing meat and poultry and anything else you’d cook in a skillet. It comes with a glass lid (allowing you to watch your food and prevent burning) and it also has a holder for the lid, which helps you avoid dripping food or condensation on your countertop.
The appliance has a 7-quart capacity, cast aluminum material and the base includes a dial on the side to control the heat.
$17.99$34.99WalmartNow 49% offThis set of stainless steel mixing bowls includes five bowls of increasing size, each of which comes with a lid. Perfect for marinating, baking and meal prepping, the bowls are also freezer safe and rust resistant, and since they’re made of stainless steel, they won’t break if you drop them on the floor or table. They’re also dishwasher safe so cleaning is simple. And, since they increase in size, they’re all nestable, which helps save room in your cabinets.
$158.00$198.00WalmartNow 20% offI’ve written a lot about vacuums as an editor that covers cleaning and home products, and iRobot is one of the best robot vacuum brands available. This model is both a vacuum and mop that uses Lidar mapping technology, which allows it to learn your home to provide an efficient cleaning process and avoid running into furniture. It sweeps, cleans up dirt and dust and uses clean water to mop hard surface floors. It works with voice commands and an app, and has multiple levels of suction for picking up heavy debris.
$16.49$21.99WalmartNow 25% off$16.49$22.99AmazonNow 28% off$16.49$21.99UltaNow 25% offLa Roche-Posay makes some of our favorite skin care products, including sunscreens, moisturizers and barrier creams. This fragrance-free moisturizer, which is accepted by the National Eczema Association, helps keep dry skin on the body and face hydrated for up to 48 hours, according to the brand. It contains niacinamide, which is known to soothe skin, and ceramides and shea butter, both of which supply moisture, all without leaving behind a greasy feel.
I’m a commerce editor at NBC Selected, where I write about deals and sale events daily. I’ve also covered home and kitchen sales during major events like Amazon Prime Day and Prime Big Deal Days.
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Cory FernandezCory Fernandez is a commerce editor for NBC Selected, and an authority on all things food, cooking, kitchen, home, and general lifestyle.
