Walmarts final Black Friday 2022 sale is live: Here are the newest deals

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Walmarts third Black Friday Deals for Days 2022 sale is happening now with more markdowns for holiday shoppers.

The sale went live at 7 p.m. ET for the general public. Deals will be featured in-stores on Nov. 25 (Black Friday).

The perks for Walmart+ members, who received early access to the Walmart sales, will continue with free shipping and access to the scan & go shopping feature.

Walmarts latest sale is offering steep discounts across its product range.

Heres a look at what deals Walmart is offering during its third Deals for Days sale.Bounce Pro 14? Trampoline for $159, instead of $198 HP Projector with Roku and 84? Projection Screen for $137, instead of $199 onn. 50? Class 4K UHD LED Roku Smart TV for $148 TCL 65? Class 4K UHD Roku Smart TV for $228 Razor C35 Adult Portable Electric Scooter for $299 Play Day Jump N Soar Bounce House for $99 Flybar 6V Battery Powered Ride On Bumper Car for $79 Cricut Air 2 Cutting Machine Bundle for $169 Gateway 11.6? 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop for $149, instead of $199 Gourmia All-in-One 14 Qt Air Fryer for $60 LEGO Star Wars Imperial Shuttle Set 660pc Set for $40, instead of $70 Nintendo OLED with Overcooked! 2, Mytrix Wireless Switch Pro Controller and Accessories for $430, instead of $530

Shop more deals during Walmarts third Black Friday Deals for Days sale.

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