11 Incredible Walmart Black Friday 2021 Deals: Laptops, Espresso Machines, Robot Vacuums and More
The best Walmart Black Friday deals are available online, which means no crowds and more deals that you don't need to try and fit in your car. This year we see big Black Friday sales on the iPhone 12, air fryers, TVs, the Cricut, basketball hoops, video games and so much more.
We've combed through the Walmart Black Friday discounts to help you find the biggest and best items to spend your money on. You can view all the deals here, or read on for our favorites.
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You can buy these Walmart Black Friday 2021 deals online and get free delivery on most of these items. Many of these deals are only available for delivery, but you may be able to score a few pickup deals. If you want to make sure you get the best deal, order online instead of heading into the store, where stock is more limited.
- $350 eGift Card with Purchase of the iPhone 12 on Verizon
- PowerXL Grill Air Fryer Home, Electric Indoor Grill and 5.5 Quart Air Fryer - $69
- Cricut Explore Air 2 Daybreak Machine + $30 Digital Content - $139
- Spalding 54" Shatter-proof Polycarbonate Exactaheight® Portable Basketball Hoop - $185
- Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller - Daystrike Camo - $49
- Lenovo Legion 5, 17.3", AMD Ryzen 5 5600H, 8GB, 256GB NVMe TLC SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 - $699.00
- Madden NFL 22: Bo Knows Steelbook Edition - $26
- Samsung Chromebook 4 11.6", Intel Celeron N4020, 4GB RAM, 32GB SSD - $129
- Up to 50% Off Nerf Blasters
- Anker eufy RoboVac G30 Verge Robot Vacuum - $144
- Costway Espresso Cappucino Machine Coffee Maker Stainless Steel w/ Grinder & Steam Wand - $449.99
Walmart is consistently one of the most popular Black Friday stores, and this year with many deals online, you can save without the typical crazy in-person experience that used to be required.
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