These are the best deals from Walmarts second Black Friday sale you can shop starting Monday

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UPDATE: Nov. 23, 2024, 4:30 a.m. EST This story has been updated with an advance look at more deals from Walmart’s Black Friday Deals event, plus two new FAQs.

Walmart isn’t playing coy this holiday season. As the big-box store gears up for the next round of its Black Friday festivities, it’s previewing a slew of the top deals well ahead of its start time.

The second Walmart Black Friday Deals event gets underway on Monday, Nov. 25, bringing “the best savings of the season” to the Walmart website and mobile app, per a press release. Paid members of the Walmart+ program can start adding deals to their carts at 12 p.m. ET, or five hours before they open to the general public at 5 p.m. ET. Non-members interested in joining for that head start can save 50% on an annual Walmart+ membership through Dec. 2.

New deals will drop randomly throughout the week as the sale progresses and eventually pops up in stores at 6 a.m. local time on Friday, Nov. 29, or actual Black Friday. They’ll be up for grabs through Sunday, Dec. 1, unless they sell out first.

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After teasing some of its top doorbusters earlier in the week, Walmart updated its Black Friday Deals landing page on Thursday (Nov. 21) with dozens more offers it’s featuring in next week’s sale. It bears mentioning that one item’s Black Friday deal was already live at the time of writing (NBA 2K25 for $30, normally $69.99), and one item was 1 cent cheaper than its advertised Black Friday price (the Xbox Wireless Controller in astral purple, now $44.99 instead of $64.99; it’ll be $45 on Monday).

Walmart’s Black Friday restock of the PlayStation Portal ($199) was also live when we last checked — great timing on the heels of its new system update.

Shoppers can’t add the rest of the deals to their carts just yet, but knowing them ahead of time is useful for strategizing. Use the intel to vet other retailers’ already-live Black Friday deals and decide if you should wait, or come off the fence about a Walmart+ membership if early access feels worth it. (For what it’s worth, many of Walmart’s upcoming TV and gaming deals feel very sell-out-able.)

Note that Walmart does not offer price matches, but its extended return/exchange policy is in effect through Dec. 31. It covers most items purchased in stores and online.

Below, we’ve rounded up our top picks from the second Walmart Black Friday Deals event:

4K TV deals

Laptop deals

Gaming deals

Video games

Gaming consoles and bundles

Gaming laptops

Gaming controllers

Gaming headsets

Gaming monitors

Headphone/earbud deals

Earbuds

Headphones

Smartwatch deals

Speaker deals

Vacuum deals

Lego deals

Other upcoming Black Friday deals at Walmart

Walmart’s first Black Friday Deals event was live online from Monday, Nov. 11 through Sunday, Nov. 17, popping up in stores on Friday, Nov. 15. The sale included doorbusters like a $138 50-inch 4K TV, a $378 75-inch 4K TV, heavily discounted refurbished Dyson hair tools (which sold out fast), a $30 Keurig, $69 Beats headphones, and all-time lows on the new Apple Watch Series 10, the AirPods 3, the Apple AirTag, and the Dyson V12 Detect Slim. (That’s Mashable’s favorite Dyson vacuum.)

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