- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Walmart this August 2022,
and there's a huge selection
of amazing deals for every corner of your home.
Let's begin with a $98 Chromebook.
I know, on this HP Chromebook,
you will see a price of $100 dollars in store,
but it's actually $98 online,
and I will highlight all of the price discrepancies
between online and in-store throughout this video.
The important point is this is the exact same price
for a nearly identical model
that was featured as a Black Friday doorbuster
that you can buy right now.
I'm personally not a huge fan of Chromebooks,
especially, with specs like this,
but they are favored by educational institutions,
and your son, daughter, or grandchild may need to buy one.
And speaking of incorrect price tags at Walmart,
these next two dash cams are actually fantastically priced,
but you wouldn't know that
unless you're watching this video
or you take the time to scan the item with the Walmart app.
I saw this advertised for $80 in-store,
but it is actually $63 and 99 cents.
A basic HD dashcam to hold other drivers accountable,
perhaps, support your insurance claims.
And the 1080p HD model
that you see right here at 89.83 online,
had an in-store price of $100 dollars!
Don't let that in-store price dissuade you.
So another interesting product that I found
is this Personal Chiller LED Lighted Mini Fridge
with different color options and a mirror door,
you could bring this into a dorm room,
or student apartment,
to keep your beverages or your cans cool.
You can select the settings for 29.88
down from around 40 bucks.
Before I expose some incredible prices on tech,
including TVs and laptops,
in the number two spot,
with kids heading back to school this week
and next week across the country,
Walmart often beats the Dollar Tree
when it comes to all sorts of back to school essentials,
including writing notebooks,
like the ones you see right here,
35 cents versus the buck 25 you would pay at Dollar Tree.
Elmer's School Glue,
54 cents.
Again, compared to that buck 25 you'd pay at Dollar Tree,
the store brand of this just 25 cents.
Elmer's glue sticks,
54 cents.
A 24 pack of crayons,
35 cents.
The store generic brand,
25 cents.
A 10 pack of washable markers,
50 cents.
A 12 pack of Crayola colored pencils,
97 cents.
The alternative brand,
75 cents.
You'll also see these pencil boxes sold at Walmart.
They will look very familiar
to frequent Dollar Tree shoppers like myself,
except, at Walmart, the price?
97 cents.
These are from the brand Sterilite
and made in the USA.
And the number three spot
if you cannot wait until black Friday
to upgrade a television,
or wait to replace one that might be malfunctioning,
the TV deals I'm seeing at Walmart
are extremely competitive
on many of the entry level television sets,
as well as some solid smart TVs
for fall football watching.
The $379 regular price on this 55-inch TV
down to 298 is surprisingly well rated
from all of the customers
that have favored this TV,
which is in fact made by Walmart's in-house brand.
I should mention none of these products are sponsored.
Walmart is not paying me to make this video.
The 65-inch TCL TV that you see right here,
also, extremely well rated
for a good 4K 65-inch entry level smart TV.
The Roku operating system is quite easy to navigate.
398 down from 448.
If you expand the video description box,
you're also gonna find links to all sorts of other products,
including a decently spec'd out mid-level laptop.
The Gateway 15.6-inch Ultra Slim notebook
you see right here,
has an Intel Core i3,
eight gigs of RAM,
and a 250 gig solid state drive.
I like that it has a fingerprint reader.
And for 299 to score eight gigs of RAM,
not the fastest computer you'll ever see,
but it is well priced.
I've collected a lot of requests recently
for brand name in-ear headphones,
and the Beats Studio Buds do top that list.
They typically sell for 150 bucks.
They are 99.95 from Walmart,
which is a great price.
You do have several color options,
all are reduced except for the blue.
My wife bought these in red.
I personally don't think they stay in that well,
although the audio quality is great.
She uses them to run.
I don't have the stamina for that,
but pushing a new baby stroller?
They do come in handy.
I realize I'm highlighting all sorts of price discrepancies
between the Walmart app and the actual price tags
you'll see in-store.
Generally, if the app has a lower price
and the item is shipped from and sold by Walmart,
that same price should be guaranteed to you via checkout,
and if it isn't,
an associate will likely adjust these days
because the Walmart app price is the price that goes.
For 0.4, I wanna highlight a couple of small appliances
that are highly in demand right now.
This compact countertop microwave for $45 is a great price.
But if you are looking for something
a little bit more well featured, a little bit larger,
this $60 Hamilton Beach model that you see right here,
has that easy pull handle.
And similar to the Mainstays microwave I just showed you,
this is available in three different colors.
This is 59.88.
If you haven't quite adopted the air frying technology
in your household yet,
or you've been on the fence,
the PowerXL Vortex Air Fryer for $90 reduced from 129
is a highly competitive price on a very well reviewed model.
For students heading off to college,
for 16.96 you can buy a small compact
GEORGE FOREMAN indoor griller.
I think I did use this exact model in college.
It was a little bulkier in my day.
And before I get to some awesome cleaning products,
this next small appliance
has a very big price attached to it,
but since nugget countertop ice makers
have been so in demand this summer,
with people typically paying $100 dollars more
than the 349
you'll see for this Frigidaire system.
I am including this in my video
for any reason it's on your shopping list
or within budget for your family.
In the number five spot,
for pet messes, people messes,
I wanted to try this product
before I made any recommendations.
It's a HART Spot Cleaner.
It has a 51 ounce tank,
and it can apparently get all sorts of stains
out of your carpet and various types of upholstery.
So with a little spill,
a few seconds of time,
and after reading the instruction manual,
which I don't usually do for products,
this $69 spot cleaner went to work.
I can conclude this device
is well worth the price of admission.
If you just need a simple corded vacuum,
this very well reviewed BISSEL three-in-one is lightweight.
It doubles as a dust buster type hand vac
and is also great on both carpets
and hardwood floor for 29.98
down from 37.96.
If you're looking for a slightly higher-end,
cordless alternative,
the Tineco iFloor Wet/Dry vac you see right here for 124
down from 199 is another fan favorite.
And this Shark vac and mop two-in-one
is 8 cents more in-store,
but if you buy the exact same product online
for 8 cents less,
you score an entire bottle of cleaning solution,
as well as 12 disposable mop pads.
You would not be getting any of this
if you opted just to make the purchase in-store.
Again, expand the video description box.
You will find a link to this.
I do use affiliate links,
which means I benefit monetarily
if you're kind enough to use one of my links.
In the number six spot,
things are getting hot in here.
It's because of these fire pit deals!
And this 30-inch square wood burning fire pit
at $79 to begin with,
includes a wood grate, a lifter,
and a spark screen
for a $79 price reduced from a list price of $92,
also, very well reviewed.
This next product is only available in-store,
but it has a fantastic price at $25.
This fire pit might not look as fancy,
and it is two inches smaller
than the one that I just showed you,
but it also includes a cover and a prodder.
If a more substantial fire pit is within budget,
this one right here also functions as a tabletop
and it's a more compact version of that higher-end fire pit
you might see at a nice restaurant.
158 down from 194.
To pair with the fire pit,
also, only available in-store:
a two-piece rocker set with cushions at $50 per rocker.
This combo is an aggressive deal.
For a smaller space, a patio, or a deck,
this $89 three burner propane gas grill
can apparently cook up to 15 burgers at the same time.
I think they'd have to be slightly smaller
than the burgers that I make my family,
but here's a nice photo of it for $89.
And as we inch closer to the fall
and having to handle all of those autumn leaves,
the HART 20-Volt Cordless Blower that you see right here
with the lithium ion battery included
for $96, both online and in-store,
is not actually as good of a deal
as the one I'm about to show you.
For $96, again,
you get the 20-Volt Cordless Blower
right here from HART.
But for $2 more,
at 98,
you get the same 20-Volt blower
and a 10-inch string trimmer,
as well as a battery to accompany that for $2 more.
Again, for $98 you get the blower and the trimmer,
that could be a pricing error,
so expand the video description box,
and you might want to click that link
while it's still available.
Before I show you what I would not buy,
if you're wondering why there's so many price discrepancies
between the online and app price
with all the price tags you see in-store,
is simply because with the immense stock every Walmart has,
as price drops or rollbacks occur,
store associates can't always make their way around
to every price tag to adjust it.
Hence, the discrepancies.
For 0.7, I've received many requests
to review the Dollar Shop finds from Walmart,
so I'm excited to provide that now!
The ring trays you see right here for a buck 50 say,
"I do want them!"
Well, this could work for an actual wedding,
or exchange of rings,
they're a great way to store your rings
if you take them off at night
or when you shower.
Fall scented candles at $3 smelled fantastic at my Walmart.
And thanks to my wife,
I do have some higher candle standards.
The scents includes spiced apple cinnamon,
pumpkin spice, cedarwood,
and this new thing called rosewood vanilla.
I have no idea what that even means
but it's my new favorite.
Who would've known?
These pet collars and leashes are priced at a buck 25
which I consider a solid price.
Now that I've had a chance to interact with these in-store,
between the rope quality and the pleather accents,
these are surprisingly impressive.
With the fall and winter approaching,
ultra cozy fuzzy socks for $3
or of a higher quality than you'd see at Family Dollar
or Dollar Tree.
And if buying to-do pads are on your to-do list,
they're 75 cents at Walmart.
#DADPUN.
One thing I want to mention is the Walmart Dollar section
has a large amount of fall decor available right now,
but I do not think that $5 price reflects
the quality of my local Dollar Tree.
I would give this section a thumbs down,
and I would wait until the item shift to clearance
or some type of reduced pricing.
In the number eight spot,
as a great alternative to paper plates for picnics,
fall hosting, unexpected guests,
the Mainstays plastic dinner plates
that you see right here are priced at 50 cents each,
available in a nice collection of colors
with the same colors,
also available for these 26 ounce plastic tumblers.
I wanted to buy and try
this two-tier beverage dispenser at 13.98
because this organizer auto dispenses the next can
when you remove one.
One of these on its own is significantly more expensive
from Amazon,
so I'm happy with what I purchased from Walmart.
If you're short on drawer space,
or pantry storage,
these Mainstays cabinet organizers
allow you to accommodate anything
from cleaning cloths and supplies to aluminum foil
and all other sorts of baking supplies
on the sides of your cabinet doors for 10.74.
For a basement, a storage room, pantry, prepping,
all sorts of ways
that you could put this five-tier shelf to use.
The $65 price reduced from 75
is for a shelf that apparently has a 1,750 pound capacity.
That's impressive.
For $5 less,
this four shelf metal storage rack is $60.
And if you just need a three-tier version,
this stackable wire shelf at 28.68,
which is very well rated,
has a 750 pound capacity.
I was also intrigued by these large $2 utility buckets.
These would be great for storing paint,
gardening supplies, salt, or sand for the winter.
Just wonderful to have on hand for any unexpected leaks.
They've got an American flag on the exterior,
and I am not too sure how long this $2 price will last.
Before I get to more fall favorites,
I wanna dedicate this next point to my neighbor, Jeff.
Jeff asked if I could find him an air mattress deal,
his traditional mattress is hurting his back.
I said, "Why don't you want a regular mattress?"
He said, "It's because 'The Deal Guy' told me to wait
until Labor Day for really good traditional mattress deals."
So Jeff, for 55 bucks,
you can buy this.
This queen air mattress has a pump,
and although you'll be spending $55 now,
you'll likely be saving hundreds of dollars
on a more appropriate mattress come Labor Day.
As an alternative,
this air mattress,
which also includes a pump,
is $28 and 28 cents,
although, it just places you much closer to the ground.
This eight-inch memory foam mattress in full
is 199 for queen, 248,
and king, 296.
If you're looking for a couch that doubles as a bed,
this studio futon for 129 would be great for a spare room
or even a student apartment
where one might need to host a sibling
or a family member visiting them at college.
I haven't seen too many storage bins with wheels,
so this 200 quart storage bin at 49.98 caught my eye.
It's giant.
I like the practicality of the wheels
which makes the higher price understandable.
This could also be great
for lugging around those heavier holiday decorations.
If you've had your heart set
on one of those motion sensor kitchen garbage cans,
you'll know they are expensive.
And the $39 price on this very well reviewed
stainless steel one might be a good option
for those of you interested.
For the next point on my list,
let's move on to a favorite around holiday time.
For holiday baking, Thanksgiving,
or just good old mac and cheese,
Dutch ovens succumb to huge demand around the holiday time.
The price you see right here on this 5.5 quart version
for under 50 bucks
is not only highly competitive,
but it's significantly cheaper
than a comparable item from Target.
With the way the economy has affected so many of us
and the rising cost of food,
a slow cooker as a way to grab a bunch of ingredients
and make a series of meals at the beginning of the week
that will last you the $25 Hamilton Beach slow cooker
you see right here,
which serves at least seven people,
is very well priced.
For countless people who have shifted
to exclusively making their own coffee from home,
this Keurig machine you see right here is brand new
and allows you to control the ounce size it dispenses.
Many of the other single serve Keurig machines
only produce one size.
This one here allows you to select
between the three different size options.
If you're brewing coffee for an entire household,
or a small office,
this $99 price is the lowest price I've seen
tied to a Keurig machine
that handles not only pods and K-Cups,
but it also houses a coffee pot
and can accommodate coffee grounds.
For $89, this mini fridge would be great in a bedroom,
a basement, or an office.
And if you are seeking a more traditional fridge design,
this, quite a bit smaller than a standard appliance,
double door mini fridge at $157 also has interior lighting.
And now for the bonus section,
which includes a $3 chair that I will wrap up with.
But first, it might surprise some of you to learn
that Walmart has cheaper solar lighting
than the Dollar Tree or Family Dollar.
The solar pathway lights you see right here for 97 cents
are the least expensive ones I have seen sold anywhere.
To add some other great types of lighting
to an outdoor area,
these LED frosted globe string lights are 9.94
for the whole pack.
If you are shopping early for Christmas,
I know bikes are on many holiday gift lists.
You never know what stock you'll see around Christmas,
so the adult bikes at $98
and kids bikes at Walmart for 78 are very strong prices.
For tailgating, fall sports,
or extracurricular activities,
my four-year-old daughter is playing soccer,
the $8 and 87 cent price you see attached
to these mesh folding chairs online
is not nearly as attractive as the in-store $3 price
I found for the exact same foldable mesh stores
at multiple Walmarts in my area,
so keep an eye out for these.
And that brings us to the end of this list.
Thank you so much for watching.
I love you. Bye-bye.