I scrolled through 100+ best Walmart deals to shop this weekend so you don't have to — here's what to buy

I love my hummingbird feeder. Every summer, I sit on my patio working and watch the ruby-throated hummingbirds buzz around. Once the ants, wasps and bees find it, though, it's game over, as hundreds of them march and buzz their way on in and eventually drown in the sugar water, clogging up my feeder. Not so with this one. It comes with an "ant-moat" which prevents those sneaky buggers from getting to the goods, as well as bee guards, leaving it all for the birds.

$9 at Walmart

Ready to feel old? 'The Chamber of Secrets' turns 23 years of age this year, and I'm talking about the film and not the book. Commemorate it with this awesome little Lego set, which is a steal at under $10.

$10 at Walmart

There are few things worse than getting into your car and smelling funk. This is no long-term solution, but it'll freshen up your ride until you actually get around to a serious cleaning.

$5 at Walmart

Been dying to get your hands on a Switch but don't want to shell out $500 for a preorder of the new iteration and wait months for it to arrive? Well, the OG model is still one of our favorite consoles ever, and with the announcement of its successor comes sale prices on the current one. The best part? You can get your game on now.

$270 at Walmart

Any time the PS5 goes on sale it is noteworthy, especially when it's a $100-plus-off deal like this. It comes with 'Astro Bot,' a platformer that makes full use of the included DualSense controller.

$449 at Walmart

This M1 MacBook Air might not be the newest kid on the block, but it's still a rock-solid option for your everyday — think writing, emailing, browsing, streaming. It's quiet, lightweight and the 18-hour battery goes (almost) all day. If you don't need pro-level power, this is plenty of machine for the money.

$649 at Walmart

$238 at Walmart

Yahoo Senior Tech Editor Rick Broida dubbed this the best overall tablet of 2024, calling it "extremely versatile" with an "unrivaled selection of apps and accessories." So, if you're looking for a worthy tablet at a great price, grab it now while it's on sale. It comes with a one-year warranty, boasts up to 10 hours of battery life on a single charge and has a 10.9-inch screen and 64GB storage.

$299 at Walmart

Big ears? Small ears? No problem. These state-of-the-art Pros provide a special ear-tip fit test so you can find which size is best for you. Whether you're braving the cold on a run or curling up indoors listening to your favorite podcast or audiobook, these earbuds deliver premium sound without breaking the bank. 

$199 at Walmart

This streaming stick nails all essentials without feeling cheap (even though it is at this price). 4K streaming and an easy-to-navigate interface — you'd be amazed at how many companies get this wrong — mean fewer headaches and more weekend movie marathons.

$21 at Walmart

Always forgetting your USB cable? Worry not with these earbuds, as they have a built in charging cable right in the case! With other features like touch controls and 32 hours of battery life, these earbuds are a steal at just $21. 

$21 at Walmart

Why should the adults have all the fun? When you're barbecuing in the backyard with the neighbors, this tiny table is the perfect spot for the little ones, and the umbrella will keep the sun out of their eyes.

$54 at Walmart

Say the words leaf blower and I immediately think of crisp temperatures, weekend yard work and settling in for some college football. Yet, I use mine way more in the spring and summer — blowing buds off the patio, cars and driveway, clearing out the winter's worth of garage dirt and, most often, tidying up the sidewalks after mowing. This one from Greenworks is powerful enough for any job, and a steal more than $30 off.

$164 at Walmart

I love Adirondack chairs. They're classic design is good looking an comfortable, but the cheap $10 ones fall apart after a year and the wooden ones need to be pressure washed and stained each season. Who has time for that? These are weather-resistant and foldable, so they're easy to put away when winter comes along.

$90 at Walmart

Hanging out in the sun is one of the best parts of summer, but not being able to escape it, even in your own backyard, is one of the worst. As someone who looks a bit pale on his best day, an umbrella like this is a lifesaver. Perhaps, over time, literally.

$68 at Walmart

Relaxing on the porch with a book in hand (or my Kindle) is peak summer. This cozy egg chair makes it even better — sturdy, stylish and surprisingly affordable. The included stand and cushions mean no setup stress, just sink in and stay awhile.

$140 at Walmart

The weeds have already started taking over my backyard, and after just a day's worth of lawn maintenance I can really start to feel it in my back. Thanks to its ingenious time-tested (it was originally created in 1913!) design, this tool will not only get rid of your unwanted flora but will prevent the spine torture caused by crouched-over weed pulling.

$40 at Walmart

My fridge has a built-in ice maker, but it's never enough for my family's needs one summer rolls around. Our days start off with iced coffee for my wife and cold brew for me, smoothies for lunch and iced drinks throughout the day and with dinner. This makes the perfect little nuggets of ice to crunch on throughout the day, and in only 6-8 minutes. Compared to my fridge, that's warp speed.

$150 at Walmart

$169 at Walmart

After dealing with sauce stained plastic food containers from my favorite take out Indian place for years (and hearing about how bad plastic can be for you), I decided to recycle my current food storage and move to glass. While the lids are still plastic, the latches are great at keeping everything air tight and they're incredibly easy to wash in the dishwasher.

$34 at Walmart

With blender, chopper, whisk and milk-frothing attachments, this is much more than just a blender; it can replace half the tools in your kitchen. Not bad at more than half-off.

$33 at Walmart

I am happy to say that for one of the few times in my life I have hit my New Year's weight-loss goal (15 pounds down and counting — calories, that is) and my single-serve blender is a huge reason for that. It's incredibly easy to use, but also incredibly easy to clean, which is where it won out in my book.

$31 at Walmart

$35 at Walmart

Get unstuck with a set of smooth, easy-to-use pans. The white granite surface is PFOA-free and the handles are removable, allowing for compact, easy storage. If your cookware has seen better days, this is yet another steal.

$38 at Walmart

Tools are expensive, especially if you need more than one. If you're lucky, you have a "tool guy" in your life — a person you can go to for everything from a bike pedal wrench to a chain saw. My tool guy's name is Kyle, and his garage is full of Milwaukee tools, because they work and they last. Sure, there are cheaper options out there, but in my experience they're usually clumsy to handle, skimp on features and burn out after a year or two of light use. Buy once, cry once, they say. But with this Milwaukee combo deal, there won't be any crying — not unless you count tears of joy when you finally get all of the DIY projects around the house done.

$230 at Walmart

We're about to head into pollen season and then, after that, fire season, and while I hope that neither end up being too bad, I like to plan for the worst. This top-notch machine — ideal for large rooms up to 1,770 square feet — will help make sure the air quality inside your home is better than whatever is outside so you can escape the allergens and smoke. Not to mention, it's nearly 80% off, so you've got yourself one heck of a deal.

$80 at Walmart

While my sister was born with two green thumbs, my wife and I can't keep any plants in our house alive, but we like the look and feel of them in the house. Believe it or not you can find realistic-looking plants for your home like this olive plant, and you don't have to spend a bunch of green to get them.

$40 at Walmart

As the spouse of a creative who works for a furniture company, I find it super challenging to buy a chair that is pleasing to the eye and comfortable. This one mixes mid-century and Scandinavian in a way that is sure to please everyone, especially when it is offered in ten different colors.

$130 at Walmart

If you want to feel like you're sleeping on bedding worthy of a luxe hotel, this sheet set will get you there. More than 5,000 shoppers have fallen in love with its microfiber softness and cooling texture (so long, night sweats!). Another plus? The deep-pocket design fits mattresses up to 16 inches high, so you won't have to worry about the corners flying off in the middle of the night.

$20 at Walmart

Dogs, toddlers and coffee spills. My couches stood no chance. Thankfully there's an easy way to keep my furniture clean, and it's not shelling out hundreds of bucks for a professional cleanup. This pint-sized beast works wonders. And oh yeah: It can also spot-clean your carpets and get up close and personal with your car's grimy interior.

$88 at Walmart

At nearly 5 feet tall, this gold-framed mirror is gorgeous and functional, allowing you to check out your entire outfit while making your room feel a bit bigger. At 80% off, it's a no-brainer.

$30 at Walmart

Don't let its slim profile fool you: This 75%-off multitasking cordless wonder has a powerful motor that provides the intense suction you need to pick up dirt, pet hair, dust and debris from carpets, hardwood floors, tile and more. When fully charged, it will give you up to 40 minutes of nonstop cleaning — ample time to give the entire house a once-over.

$76 at Walmart

When we see a markdown this drastic, we take note! This trio includes a carry-on, medium and large checked bags, all for just $80. The pieces are hard-sided, which means extra protection, but they're still lightweight. For peace of mind, they come with secure TSA locks

$80 at Walmart

If your home cleaning arsenal needs a little oomph, look no further than this electric power scrubbing wand. It's ideal for banishing stubborn stains, deep cleans like a dream and includes both longer and shorter handle options for reaching just about anything you'd need.

$26 at Walmart

If you've been dyin' to try a Dyson, now would be a great time to snag this lightweight dust destroyer. It can run for up to 40 minutes before needing a recharge, and because it's cordless, you won't have to look for a free outlet each time you move it to a different room. It has three modes, so it can tackle the gnarliest messes with the same grace as a few spilled Cheerios.

$382 at Walmart

Sun's out, guns out, so they say. Well, no, no one actually says that, but with the warmer weather comes tank tops and this option from Fantaslook is comfortable while still looking put-together. At $12 (and plenty of other options at $13) it's a strong contender for your summertime wardrobe.

$12 at Walmart

Look, we get it, Crocs aren't exactly the pinnacle of style, but before you start spewing hate, have you ever worn them? There's a reason they're so popular — they're absurdly comfortable, practically indestructible and weirdly versatile. Whether you're gardening, running errands or just walking the dog, they somehow manage to be the shoes you didn't know you needed ... until you slip them on and suddenly understand the hype. Get a pair in one of 27 colors.

$25 at Walmart

This stunning necklace is the ideal accent piece for just about any outfit, immediately jazzing up a casual ensemble or fitting right in with an elegant wedding-guest look. And, seriously, white gold? For less than 20 bucks? It's hard to believe, but Walmart has the hookup.

$18 at Walmart

This curve-skimming top with its vertical pleats is designed to have a slimming effect, which works especially with busier prints like this small-scale floral — though the top is available in an assortment of colors and patterns. It's soft and even resistant to shrinkage in the machine, so no sweat washing and wearing this one all spring and summer. At more than 50% off, you can probably afford to pick up a few.

$13 at Walmart

Determined to get your steps in this spring? There's no better incentive than a pair of comfy, all-day walking shoes. These Skechers slip-ons have a soft, breathable mesh upper and memory foam insole for cushioning and support. Wide-width options ensure a cozy fit for everyone.

$45 at Walmart

If your current toothbrush isn't cutting it, this electric one will leave your choppers cleaner than they've been in ages. To accomplish this noble task, it uses 8,800 plaque-slaying strokes per minute. You'll get four brush heads too, which can cost a pretty penny on their own.

$28 at Walmart

In the world of hair dryers, the Dyson Supersonic is considered the gold standard, but it comes with a $400-plus price tag. This alternative from Nexpure is a mere fraction of the price even when it's not on sale. But at 75% off, it's a steal. It'll help you get a sleek, salon-worthy blowout, and it has ionic technology to reduce frizz and ramp up the shine as hair dries, giving you a smooth look. Finally, it boasts 1,800 watts to help you get the level of drying power you want. 

$30 at Walmart

I'm not coordinated enough to juggle a round brush and a blow dryer at the same time. Luckily, the L'ange does both, delivering smooth, voluminous tresses with way less effort. Oh, and did I mention it's nearly half off?

$69 at Walmart