Walmart’s Cyber Monday 2018 is here and these are the best deals, but it also has some nasty surprises…<\/b>
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Cyber Monday 2018 is running white hot with Amazon\u2019s mega sales, Walmart\u2019s updated deals, big Samsung discounts Best Buy and Target running site-wide extra savings, Thanks to store\u2019s extensive Cyber Monday ad scan we know. And there are genuine Star Buys among them\u2026
My dedicated Cyber Monday 2018 store guides are now live for Amazon, for Apple, for Best Buy, for Target and for Walmart. Thanks go to my holiday season sales partner, BestBlackFriday.com, for assisting me in collating these sales.
Walmart’s Cyber Monday 2018 sales have arrived Mike Mozart
Walmart \u2019s Cyber Monday sale runs 12:00 am ET Monday, November 26 with many deals continuing into Cyber Week. Walmart will continue to offer free two-day shipping for items over $35 on Cyber Monday and throughout Cyber Week. For items under $35, I would proceed with caution as shipping fees can kill an otherwise great deal. There are better shipping deals at Amazon and at Target.
Smartphones
The big surprise from Walmart\u2019s Cyber Monday sale page is the lack of any current generation iPhones or Samsung Galaxy smartphones. For the former go to Target, for the latter go to Best Buy. These are Walmart\u2019s top Cyber Monday phone deals:
Video Games
Walmart has also dropped its Xbox One X and PS4 Slim deals for Cyber Monday. This leaves a solid Xbox One S deal and meagre Nintendo savings as its top deals. GameStop still has PS4 and Xbox One X discounts.
HDTVs
Walmart doesn\u2019t match Best Buy\u2019s wider selection but its budget deals, in particular, are very strong and some of the cheapest you will find this year.
Best Buy is the king of Samsung television discounts Samsung
Laptops and Tablets
You\u2019ll find more compelling deals at B&H but for gamers, these are two solid deals.
Cyber Monday Classic Items
Walmart has cut back on many of its big consumer tech sales items for Cyber Monday, but it has retained three of its best selling Black Friday offers. The Dyson V6 deal is a Star Buy.
Overall, Walmart\u2019s Cyber Monday sale is disappointing. So here\u2019s your quick guide to several better options.
For the best Samsung Galaxy phone and television deals, head straight to Best Buy ( dedicated store guide). For the widest choice of items, Amazon\u2019s Cyber Monday sales are head and shoulders above the competition ( dedicated store guide) and Target has potentially the biggest discounts thanks to a further 15% off Black Friday prices for \u201cthousands of items\u201d and a further 5% off for REDCard holders ( dedicated store guide).
Worried about making an expensive mistake? My Cyber Monday 2018 \u2018Nasty Surprises\u2019 Series has you covered. It highlights the high profile deals you should avoid at Amazon, at Apple, at Best Buy, at Costco, at Target and at Walmart.
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