"Walmart's first Black Friday sale event ran from Friday, Nov. 14 - Sunday, Nov. 16. The main Walmart Black Friday sale starts online only the week of Thanksgiving, Nov. 25-27, and then online and in stores Nov. 28-30. Walmart+ members will get early access to the Black Friday sale on Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. ET. Right now, you can sign up for an annual Walmart+ membership online for 50% off , costing you $49 for the year. This is actually a great deal -- it comes with free one- or two-day shipping, free grocery delivery for orders over $35, savings on gas and more, and a subscription to either Peacock or Paramount+, which you can switch back and forth every 90 days if you like."
"Walmart's first Black Friday sale included discounts on lots of Apple products, TVs from brands like Samsung and TCL, popular home and kitchen items from Ninja and Dyson, and toys, clothes, and more. I've seen deals of up to 60% off so far. Walmart's deals are often comparable to those at other retailers, but during this first early Black Friday sale window, we're seeing lower prices at Walmart on certain items compared to other stores, such as the Apple Watch Series 10. However, it's always good to comparison shop, so check all retailers before you make a purchase."
Walmart held an initial Black Friday sale from Friday, Nov. 14 through Sunday, Nov. 16. The primary Black Friday event runs online the week of Thanksgiving, Nov. 25–27, followed by online and in-store deals Nov. 28–30. Walmart+ members gain early access on Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. ET. An annual Walmart+ membership is currently offered at $49 (50% off) and includes free one- or two-day shipping, free grocery delivery on orders over $35, gas savings, and a rotating Peacock or Paramount+ subscription. Expected discounts include Apple products, Samsung and TCL TVs, Ninja and Dyson appliances, toys, and clothing, with deals observed up to 60% off. Deals were selected based on at least 20% off or items that are rarely discounted using established price-comparison tools.
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