You Can Score Almost $100 Off AirPods Pro With Walmart's Black Friday Sale

November is here, and so are Black Friday deals at so many major retailers. Walmart in particular is bringing the heat this season with early deals you can grab before Thanksgiving, plus even more deals dropping on Black Friday weekend. Here are some of the deep discounts you’ll find during Walmart’s Black Friday 2020 sale.

Walmart's Black Friday Deals for Days event began on Nov. 4, and is making it so easy to shop sales early. Plus, most of the deals are available online, which can help you avoid unnecessary errands during the coronavirus pandemic. The retailer is also offering contact-free curbside pickup and in-store safety precautions include a face mask requirement, a limited number of guests inside at one time, social distancing, and increased sanitization measures.

As you plan your online shopping extravaganza from the comfort of your home, you can take a look at Walmart's marquee deals. This post will be updated with new Walmart Black Friday 2020 deals as they arrive.

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Walmart's Black Friday sale from Nov. 11 to Nov. 14

On Wednesday, Nov. 11 through Saturday, Nov. 14, you can shop online when the deals hit at 7 p.m. ET and midnight ET, on Wednesday and Saturday, respectively. In-store deals will hit Walmart locations at 5 a.m. local time on Saturday.

Deals dropping on Nov. 11 include tons of tech discounts, like up to 40% off laptops and special buys on Smart TVs:

• $128 onn. 50" Class 4K UHD Roku Smart TV
• $199 Shark IQ Robot RV1000 Wi-Fi Vacuum (originally $299)
• $379 HP Pavilion 15.6" Horizon Blue Laptop (originally $539)
• $179.00 HP 14" 2-in-1 Touch Teal Chromebook (originally $299)
• $50 JBL Flip Essential Bluetooth Speaker

Deals dropping on Nov. 14 include home goods like a mini fridge and Keurig deal:

• $24 Frigidaire 9-Can Mini Fridge
• $59 Keurig K-Compact Brewer
• $3.96 DVDs
• $7.96 4K movies
• $4.99 PopSockets phone grips
• $4.00 onn. 5W Wireless Charging Pad
• Up to $750 in gift cards when you trade-in your phone, activate, and purchase a new Samsung or Apple phone

Walmart's Black Friday sale from Nov. 25 to Nov. 27

Walmart's Thanksgiving weekend deals begin online Wednesday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. ET. You also can expect new deals to drop in-store at 5 a.m. local time and online at midnight ET on Black Friday, Nov. 27.

Prices you can look forward to from Nov. 25 to Nov. 27 include:

• $169 Apple AirPods Pro (originally $249.99)
• $119 Apple Watch Series 3 (originally $199)
• $25 Hotel Style 1200 Thread Count Sheet Set
• $50 onn. Medium Party Speaker (originally $79)
• $197 Havana Portable Spa (originally $399.99)
• $119 Beats Solo3 Wireless On Ear Headphones with Apple W1 Headphone Chip (originally $179)

The deals dropping during Black Friday weekend will have cheaper prices than the pre-Black Friday deals below that are available as of Nov. 19, but you can still score some savings early.

Other deals set to drop on Nov. 27 include:

• $17 Roku SE Streaming Media Player
• $49 T-fal 22-Piece Cookware Set
• $20 Anchor Hocking 32-Piece Bake and Store Set
• $18.98 Google Chromecast Set (originally $29.98)

So many deals are available online, but if you choose to shop the sales in-person at a Walmart store, make sure you remember to follow Walmart's coronavirus policy, as well as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations as of Sept. 11, which includes wearing a mask, maintaining a six-foot distance from others where possible, and sanitizing your hands after leaving the store. With the holiday rush, it's also good to avoid peak shopping hours to not get stuck in a crowd.

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