- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Sam's Club in July.
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I'm the YouTube Deal Guy, Matt Granite.
Today, I'm gonna take you inside my local Sam's Club.
And I was amazed at the number of finds
that I located under 20 bucks
bringing incredible value,
including a two pack of cooling pillows for under 18 bucks,
motion controlled UFO's,
and incredible assortment of tech and tech accessories,
back to school bargains, and some top food picks,
including sweet red cherries on sale.
I'm excited to have you here.
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The first thing you should be buying at Sam's Club in July,
if you were on the market for a big screen TV,
take a look at this 82 inch 4K TV beauty.
Now the price on this LG TV has dropped across the country,
but Sam's Club is the lowest price
on this 120Hz refresh rate 4K 82 inch television.
And I noticed Best Buy has just dropped the price
on this television as well,
except Best Buy is still $50 more.
Alternatively, if you're looking for
a rechargeable projector that has built in karaoke.
Who knew such a product existed? I know.
159.98, perhaps something to consider.
In the number two spot before I tackle DIY
and back to school bargains,
let us marvel at the price
of this convertible hand truck, 89.98.
It handles 1,000 pounds.
If you guys are Costco members,
an alternative deal is available there,
but at Sam's Club, you can also find
a queen plush air bed with a headboard, 69.98.
I do not believe I have ever seen
an air bed with a mattress.
In fact, since this looks so luxurious,
we've just moved into a new home.
Our budget is coming up a little bit short on furniture.
I feel like I could just put a queen air bed
into all of the rooms now that it has a headboard
and not get yelled at by my wife.
Also in the number two spot,
a very cool gadget that I've just purchased
for my three-year-old daughter.
I took it home, it's called the Boogie Board.
Essentially, it's a versatile writing and message board.
It's large enough for anyone to express themselves
for messages, drawing, doodling.
And then in a single tap,
you can erase anything that you have created,
kind of like an Etch A Sketch, but for the new age, $19.92.
In the number three spot,
two of my favorite tech accessories,
and also great for any of us working from home,
the Laptop Desk Pro, coming in at 29.98.
I have seen comparable models
retail for two or three times the price.
This is available in two colors
with a dark and light wood top.
Obviously a much better way to enjoy your laptop
while you sit on the couch,
if your laptop does get very hot.
In my case, in the event that I do
want to continue producing more offspring,
that's something that I'm relatively cognitive of
before I put a really hot piece of machinery on my lap.
In the growingly popular category of standing desks,
the Seville Classic Sit and Stand Desk is 99.98.
Rather having to spend the three or $400 more
on an entire desk that moves,
this is an automated electronic surface
that you put on top of a desk you already have.
And then you can lower and raise it.
And for a fraction of the price,
I think this definitely checks the boxes
and you can still feel fit while you work.
So you can sit, stand, sit again, then stand.
In the number four spot, one of my favorite offerings
on the whole list, before we get to the food,
a two-pack of cooling pillows.
Now these are well-rated.
$17.98 gets you two, they are machine washable, breathable.
And based on my test, this is not going to feel like
air conditioning on your head,
but it is significantly more breathable,
and cooler than your typical pillow.
So if you are someone that's constantly flipping the pillow
to find the cooler side,
you will have more success with this relatively firm pillow.
Speaking of pillows, the kid's tablet pillow
that you see right here, $14.98.
This would be great for any type of e-reader,
or kids Kindle device for school.
It's also good for laptops and homework.
And for those moments where your kids
are trying to sit back and watch content,
depending on the screen time rules in your household,
many ways to make that work for you.
The 50 pack of velvet hangers right here, $12.98.
A welcome departure, in my opinion,
from those plastic hangers that you'll find everywhere else.
And the wire hangers that some of us
are still trying to escape from college.
50 and velvet for 12.98,
a nice elevation for your closet.
And the number five spot of what you should be buying
at Sam's Club in July,
before I get to the food, school supplies.
Now I typically tell viewers and subscribers
that the early bird never gets the bargain
when it comes to school supplies.
But this year Sam's Club has gone early.
They're strong in terms of selection and prices
on several items.
And the ones on my list include
the 18-piece Sharpie writing essentials kit, $12.98.
Not only great for students,
or if you're in need of office supplies,
but with the rising cost of school supplies for teachers,
this is a great gift.
Pick a few of these up for teachers,
start the school year right,
and help classroom heroes get the supplies
that they need in advance.
The Bic gel pen kit, $9.98.
The Bic all-in-one 54-piece kit right here, $9.98.
And the Bic Intensity marker kit,
a 40-piece pack, $12.98.
I've seen some school supplies stores
offering a six-pack for the same price.
Now, speaking of six-packs, I've always wanted one,
but I don't have one.
I have what I would describe as like a minus 10-pack.
So in the number six spot, let's get to the food.
This is the anxiously awaited food section of the video,
at least for me, because I'm starving.
The meatloaf with garlic butter mashed potatoes,
$2.79 a pound, the final as-shown price
on what I found, $11.05, Member's Mark.
The spaghetti with bolognese sauce, $3.06 a pound,
10.19 is the one shown Member's Mark as well.
The cheese manicotti, $3.68 per pound,
$11.15 for this lovely assortment in front of you.
The chicken Alfredo, 2.89 a pound,
works out to $9.93 cents for the one shown.
I think salad kits are generally a rip off,
and the quality of the ingredients
by the time they get to you, very low.
But I was more impressed
by what I found at Sam's Club this time around.
$4.75 to six bucks, depending on whether you select
the Greek, the Cobb, or the Caesar option.
The smoke pulled chicken, $10.48.
And a three pound pack
of the mesquite chicken filet, $12.96.
These might not be entirely new at your local Sam's Club,
but they are delicious.
They're frozen, you pop them in the microwave
for a few moments and it tastes like
you've baked chicken in the oven.
They're seasoned beautifully, they're healthy.
They're great for a DIY sandwich or salad,
or anything on the go.
And for a sweet ending, these sweet red cherries,
$9.98, in the fridge section of your local Sam's Club.
Now, for those of you who regularly watch me,
and I do appreciate it, or the new viewers
who are thinking to themselves,
"Wow, that guy with the oversized head
and the small body,"
it's actually not that small, in my opinion.
I'm five nine, or five 9 1/2,
as I like to tell my friends.
You might be thinking, "Well, where did the product
that he typically eats in his car go?"
Don't worry, I will consume my favorite product
at the end of this video, in the bonus section.
Now in the number seven spot, one of the coolest products
I've ever seen sold at a Sam's Club,
which I'll get to in a moment.
First, the elevated garden bed,
highly practical, $89.98.
Nicely manufactured, approachable price.
I dig it, no pun intended.
The folding camping table that you see right here, $24.98.
Great for any other portable chairs that you might have.
Also good for tailgating and other opportunities
where you need to quickly get a table ready.
And this, "Shark Tank," product,
a portable shower for $59.98,
possibly one of the coolest items
I have come across at a Sam's Club.
How does this work?
Well, you fill it with water,
it has a 1.5 gallon tank capacity.
And it will give you a shower anywhere on the go,
with the same water pressure
that you might be accustomed to in your shower at home.
So if you're going to the beach,
if you are looking to clean up the dog after a walk,
somewhere that's dirty,
or if you're just dirty and you wanna clean your feet,
or you're anywhere, and you feel like you need a shower,
as long as you fill up that reservoir,
you're good to go with shower pressure anywhere, oh yeah.
From showers to seafood, in the number eight spot
of what you should be buying at Sam's Club in July,
a particularly strong seafood round up, crab cakes, $14.98.
A seafood mix, which might be great for a stew
or a paella or something you just wanna have fun with,
and get it all, $11.98.
Colossal king crab, at a not so colossal price,
given how expensive the product is,
and in demand this time of year, 29.98.
Lobster tails 25.98.
And then some highly competitive pricing
on the snow crab clusters that you see right here.
A two-pound pack, 26.98, or the five-pound pack,
perhaps great for a very fancy special occasion, 74.48.
Shrimp scampi, $13.98.
In the number nine spot,
and there's a product on this part of the list
that does include a note of caution
if you are easily annoyed.
Well, I guess none of you are that easily annoyed,
because you're watching me.
But let's begin with the LED bike.
Now this is a kid's LED bike that I located for $99.98.
For a well-reviewed, well-rated kid's bike
on its own at under 100 bucks,
you're typically doing quite well this season.
To have one that's decked out in LED lights,
well, you're just looking at something
that I wish I had when I was a kid 400 years ago.
The motion-controlled UFO,
now this is the product
that has a bit of a buyer beware note.
I purchased this, thinking it would be fun to bring home.
It's great if you have a younger child in your home,
that's working on their dexterity,
with a little bit of adult supervision.
I thought, "Well, it's a motion-controlled UFO, for $14.98.
What could go wrong?"
Well, it does hover nicely.
It does almost break vases,
depending on what your type of control is like
in your own home.
And it's also quite noisy.
Yes, it does produce a considerable amount of noise.
So if you do not like a lot of noise,
or you are easily annoyed,
this might be a product you want to avoid.
Alternatively, you could drown this out
by purchasing the Groove Bluetooth mini karaoke machine,
39.98 will do the trick.
And also with these prices,
potential future Christmas gifts
that you could stock up on now,
if your budget is a little bit more flexible
during the summer than it is at the end of the year.
In the number 10 spot, before I get to the bonus section,
there is an item on this list
that's a little bit deceptive, in terms of its title.
I don't think anyone was
intentionally trying to mislead you.
I'll get to that, but let's start
with the large circular wall mirror.
As advertised, 49.98.
Walnut and gray color options available.
I have seen these advertised everywhere,
every home, condo, DIY design magazine.
Very popular and you are correct.
I am wearing shorts and flip flops with a shirt and tie
when I go out shopping, that's my jam.
The 3-piece weighted blanket set
is not entirely as it appears.
Now, when you guys see something
that says 3-piece weighted blanket set,
you probably assume you're gonna get
three pieces of weighted blanket.
That is incorrect.
You get a weighted blanket,
a washable plush cover as item number two,
and a weighted eye mask as item number three.
Without those add on items, a $39.98 60 by 70,
15 pound well-rated weighted blanket
would be enough of a bargain on its own to make my list.
Now, for the two bonus items,
including what I ate in my car,
the 84 count cookie tray.
Yes, 84 pieces of true deliciousness for $19.98.
These bad boys did not make it out of the parking lot.
And if you're wondering just how many
of the 84 count cookie tray pieces did I consume?
I'll let you have your own fantasies in the comment section.
Now, the dog jerky variety pack,
I did not consume in my car, or consume at all,
but I was pleased to see that for $14.98,
you get your choice of beef, chicken, turkey, or duck.
It's weird, when I'm talking about the meats
associated with the dog product,
I can feel myself salivating, and getting hungry.
Not as though I could even, or should eat any of that.
But anyhow, that's neither here nor there.
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