Pre-Black Friday Electronics Deals: TVs, Laptops, Earbuds, Phones and More

Introduction

Pre-holiday electronics deals are landing early, and this batch covers a lot of ground: big-screen 4K TVs under 600 dollars, gaming laptops with hundreds off, budget Windows machines and Chromebooks, true wireless earbuds, Android phones, home security cameras, and a handful of kitchen and car accessories that make easy gifts.

Whether you are shopping for yourself or for someone on your list, the picks below focus on devices that offer unusually strong value at their current prices. Some deals are live now, while a few of the best prices unlock later at Walmart, so check availability before you commit.

TV Deals Worth Watching

The standout of the entire list is the Samsung 75-inch 4K UHD LED Smart TV. Samsung consistently makes some of the best TVs on the market, and dropping from a normal 850 dollars to 579.99 for a 75-inch 4K panel is hard to ignore. As a bonus, purchases made now qualify for an extended holiday return window through January 14, so you can buy early and change your mind later.

If 75 inches is more screen than you need, the TCL 65-inch 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart TV drops to 228 at Walmart. HDR support means better colors, and the Roku smart platform keeps things simple. It is versatile enough to double as a large desktop monitor on a swing-out arm. For even less, the same TV family in a 55-inch size sits at 188, a price that undercuts what many people once paid for a basic computer monitor. Expect to hunt for that one in store.

Rounding out the TV deals, the Onn 50-inch 4K UHD Roku Smart TV with HDR comes in at 140, arriving at Walmart later. At that price it is an easy secondary TV for a bedroom, guest room, or den.

Laptops: Gaming and Everyday Picks

For the high-end gaming pick, the Asus ROG Strix G15 is the strongest value here. It packs a 15.6-inch display, an AMD Ryzen 9 processor, 16GB of memory, a Radeon RX 6800, and a 512GB SSD. At 600 dollars off, down to 1,100, it is a fast machine for the money. Note that deals on this one can move quickly, so act while the price holds.

Stepping down a tier, the Gigabyte G5 is a solid mid-range gaming option at 550. It runs an Intel Core i5, 8GB of memory (upgradeable later if you want more), an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti, and a 512GB SSD. If you do not need a gaming machine at all, there is a budget 15.6-inch Windows 11 laptop with an Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD for 350 at Walmart, though availability may require an in-store trip.

For most people, though, a Chromebook covers everyday needs like browsing and email, and it sips battery all day. The Acer 11.6 convertible doubles as a tablet and a laptop, with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of flash storage. At 99 dollars it is a great couch companion for casual browsing and streaming.

Earbuds and Headphones

On the Apple side, the AirPods Pro are on sale at Target for 230, down from 250, when purchased online. If you prefer the standard AirPods, the second-generation AirPods with Charging Case fall from 119 to 79, an unusually low price for a pair that many people use daily.

Outside the Apple ecosystem, the Google Pixel Buds Pro are true wireless noise-canceling earbuds in charcoal, down to 150 with 50 dollars off. For a true budget option, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Live in black are 69 at Walmart and can be added to your cart right now.

If in-ear buds are not your thing, the Anker Noise Canceling Headphones are the over-ear pick worth serious attention. They are comfortable enough for all-day use at a workstation, and the noise cancellation is exceptional for the price, blocking out an impressive amount of the surrounding world. There is a 20-dollar coupon on the page, taking them from 150 to 130. Just remember to click the coupon before checkout.

Phones That Skip the Flagship Tax

The Google Pixel 6a 5G is a strong upper mid-tier Android option at 300 straight from Google. It has a 12-megapixel camera, a battery rated for 24 hours, and a near-bezel-free charcoal design that looks clean and modern.

If battery life is your top priority, the Moto G Power is essentially a phone with a power bank built in. Its three-day battery claim holds up in practice, meaning you may genuinely forget where your charging cable is. It drops from 250 to 130, comes in several colors, and features a triple camera array on the back. For most everyday use, you do not need a flagship phone, and this price makes that case convincingly.

Home Security Cameras

The Wyze Cam 3 is an indoor-outdoor 1080p camera with two-way audio, and the appeal is simple: it is inexpensive, it works, and it does not force you into a subscription. You can add a memory card to the camera and keep your own local storage instead. The price has crept up over the years, but at 42 dollars it is back below its usual low, and multi-packs bring it even lower per camera.

For a standalone wire-free option, the Arlo Essential Spotlight Camera is the pick. It offers 1080p color night vision, two-way audio, direct Wi-Fi with no hub required, and Alexa compatibility. Arlo does push its subscription service, and the cameras are not cheap, but at 80 dollars the hardware itself is well built, easy to mount, and reliable in real-world use.

Kitchen, Car, and Everyday Extras

The Gourmia Digital Air Fryer Toaster Oven with single-pull French doors opens with the entire front, making it easy to load and unload. At 50 dollars for an air fryer and convection oven in one, it works equally well in a regular kitchen or an RV where you want to avoid heating up the whole interior.

For the car, the TopDon Jump Starter doubles as a portable battery backup. It lives in the vehicle, tops up phones at games and events, and can jump-start a battery when needed. It is currently 60 dollars.

The UltraDash Dash Cam has held up as a long-term favorite because it keeps things simple: it is small, it works, and it pops off its mount in seconds. The cable routes through the base, so you can stash the camera in the glove compartment when parking somewhere risky or leave it out when it is not needed. It is 50 dollars.

Conclusion

This pre-holiday batch rewards different kinds of shoppers: big-value TV buyers, budget-focused streamers, gamers chasing a fast laptop at a discount, and anyone building out earbuds, phones, or home security on a sensible budget. The strongest headline value is the 75-inch Samsung at 580 dollars, but the 55-inch TCL at 188, the 79-dollar AirPods, and the 130-dollar Moto G Power are the kind of prices that quietly make great gifts. Check availability before you buy, since several of the best prices require a trip to Walmart or unlock on specific dates.