These Are the Best Labor Day Tech Deals at Walmart

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Walmart has joined Amazon and Best Buy in the list of major retailers with solid Labor Day sales. You can find deals on headphones, TVs, speakers, laptops, and more from major brands leading up to the holiday on Sept. 1. I used price-tracking tools to make sure these tech deals are legit and made a list of the best ones to make your shopping a little easier. Here are some of the best deals so far.

A gaming monitor

The Samsung Odyssey G70B 28″ Gaming Monitor is a high-resolution, high-performing ultra-wide gaming monitor with an ultra HD 27-inch panel, where you can play your games in 4K and hear the games with its built-in speakers. Right now, the monitor is $299 (originally $699.99), which is an impressive discount.

Discounted TVs

I’ve been lucky enough to test TCL’s QM6K Google QLED TV firsthand for a couple of months. It’s hard to believe it’s considered a budget TV, considering how good it is. The 65-inch model is $549.99 (originally $998) right now, a budget price for an excellent QLED TV.

For those looking to splurge on an OLED TV, the LG 65″ C5 OLED TV is $1,496.99 (originally $1,779). This OLED model came out this year and it’s impressive to already see it with such a steep discount. It has excellent image quality like you’d expect from any OLED, has great gaming specs, and the contrast looks great even in bright rooms, according to CNET’s review.

Flagship Headphones

If you need to get new ANC headphones, there are some good options with big discounts right now. The WH-1000XM4 starts at $199 (originally $349.99). They’re not as fancy as the XM6, but they’re still great headphones and plenty powerful for most people. You can read more about them in PCMag’s “outstanding” review.

Apple’s AirPods Max are excellent ANC headphones, on par with the best Bluetooth headphones money can buy today. Right now, they’re $479.99 (originally $549). These are the new 2024 version with new colors and the USB-C charging port. If you’re in the Apple ecosystem and want to stay there, get the AirPods Max. You can read about the headphones in more detail in PCMag’s review.

The Shokz OpenRun Headphones might not be the latest model—that would be the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2—but the original ones are still excellent bone conduction headphones. Right now, you can get them for $89.95 (originally $129.95), a great price for reliable waterproof headphones that let you hear your surroundings.

Beats headphones are well known for their style and better compatibility with Apple devices. Both of these hold true with their flagship headphones, the Beats Studio Pro, currently $179.95 (originally $349.95). PCMag gave them a “good” review, praising its sculpted sound, comfort, premium accessories, and spatial audio with head tracking.

A portable JBL speaker

I’ve been using the JBL Flip 6 to listen to media in my home office for months, and have enjoyed it. The speakers are user-friendly, portable, have that fun JBL sound signature, and are completely compatible with all the features from the companion app that the higher-end JBL speakers have. You can get yours for $84.99 (originally $129.95).

A classic smartwatch

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic launched in 2023 with top-notch specs and features. PCMag thinks the Galaxy Watch 6 is “excellent,” and called it the best Android-compatible smartwatch of 2023. If you’re a Samsung user (or just Android) and are looking for a deal on a solid smartwatch, you can get the Galaxy Watch 6 classic for $244 (originally $399.99).

A solar subscription-free security camera

I’ve been in search of the best solar camera for the money that is also subscription-free ever since my home was broken into. That camera for me has been the AOSU 2K Solar Security Camera, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an easy set-up, subscription-free, reliable solar camera with a 360-degree view. You can get it for $69.99 (originally $110), an impressive value for the money.