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The buzz around Walmart Super Savings Week continues long after its close. From March 24 to April 1, 2025, this limited-time online event turned into a digital goldmine for tech lovers. With prices slashed across top electronics and trending gadgets, the savings weren’t just good—they were impossible to scroll past.
The 10 best tech deals from this event covered everything from home entertainment to mobile tech. For those always hunting for performance and price, this week gave a mix of function, style, and smart design. Starting with screens, the VIZIO 75" Class Quantum 4K QLED Smart TV dropped to $564 from $799.
50. That’s not just a big screen, but a full-blown cinematic setup. Quantum Dot colors and HDR lighting gave this model a bold edge.
For smaller spaces, the Onn. 65-Inch Smart Roku TV offered a 4K experience without the heavy tag. Among smart TVs , this price range was one of the lowest for a brand-new Roku-equipped model.
Apple lovers found reasons to smile. The Apple Watch Series 10 GPS (42mm) brought premium fitness and lifestyle features to wrists at $299, down from $399. Its sleek jet black case added to its appeal.
The Apple 10th Gen iPad followed suit with $80 off—a lightweight yet powerful pick for both work and entertainment. Even the Apple AirPods 4 got marked down to $99.99, combining clear audio with wireless ease.
Music at home wasn’t left behind. The Sonos Era 100 offered deep, room-filling sound. Paired with the Sonos Arc Soundbar, the sale boosted sound setups to a new level.
Whether for movie marathons or playlists on repeat, these devices elevated home audio without inflating the budget. Gamers found a headline steal with the PlayStation 5 Digital Bundle. Priced at $399, this all-digital edition came with “Astro’s Playroom” pre-installed.
Quick load times, stunning graphics, and next-gen performance made it one of the week’s fastest-moving picks. The Samsung Frame TV turned heads for more than just picture quality. With discounts going up to $1,298 off, it became more than a display—it became digital wall art.
When turned off, it showed curated visuals, blending style with substance. On the smart living side, the Arlo Essential Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) offered better privacy and crystal-clear video. No complex setup.
Just plug in and monitor. For those who prioritize security, it was a win. Smaller devices didn’t miss the spotlight.
The Anker 20-watt USB-C charger delivered fast charging in a compact build. Ideal for power on the go, it came with a price cut that added value without fluff. The Dyson V8 Cordless Vacuum, though not listed with an exact number, brought significant savings for households seeking lighter, stronger cleanup.
Walmart also featured a surprise addition—Costco’s 1-Year Gold Star Membership. A crossover deal that widened the savings horizon beyond tech. Though the event wrapped up on April 1, its buzz lives on.
The Super Savings Week wasn’t just another spring sale. It showcased Walmart’s sharp timing and sharper pricing, merging essential gadgets with timely deals. The real standout wasn’t one product—it was the variety.
Smart homes, entertainment centers, audio upgrades, and mobile tools all found space in this curated lineup. No fluff, no filler—just useful tech at lower-than-usual prices. Future events like this could shape new shopping norms.
Shorter windows. Online-only exclusives. Precision discounts on trending brands.
This direction shows how retail giants are adapting to sharper, smarter demand. Note: All prices and deals mentioned were live during Walmart’s Super Savings Week (March 24–April 1, 2025) and may no longer be available.
