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Save big with Target, Walmart, and Amazon’s July sales events

Upcoming sales from Target, Walmart, and Amazon offer discounts on summer essentials, tech and back-to-school gear

Save big with Target, Walmart, and Amazon’s July sales events

Upcoming sales from Target, Walmart, and Amazon offer discounts on summer essentials, tech and back-to-school gear

*** new month is here, and that means new opportunities to find deals, especially in the next few days. Target kicks off its circle week on July 6th. Walmart's big summer deals event runs July 8th through July 13th, and Amazon is back with an extended prime day. This year it's 4 days long from July 8th through July 11th, so what's worth buying? Expect discounts on summer must-haves like outdoor. Furniture and seasonal clothing. Look for tech deals too, especially on Amazon branded devices like Echo, Ring, and Kindle. Another category to watch back to school gear. According to *** new consumer survey by PWC, nearly 3/5 of shoppers plan to spend the same or more on back to school gear this year compared to 2024. These sales could be *** perfect opportunity to get ahead and spread out your spending. And here's *** tip to stay organized. Take advantage of online favorites and wish list features. Save items you're eyeing now so you can easily track price drops as the sales get underway. Reporting in Washington, I'm Amy Lowe.
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Updated: 12:46 PM CDT Jul 3, 2025
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Save big with Target, Walmart, and Amazon’s July sales events

Upcoming sales from Target, Walmart, and Amazon offer discounts on summer essentials, tech and back-to-school gear

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Updated: 12:46 PM CDT Jul 3, 2025
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Major retailers are rolling out big sales this July, offering shoppers a chance to save on summer essentials and back-to-school supplies.TargetTargets Circle Week returns July 6 and runs through July 12. Members of Target's paid program, Target Circle 360, get exclusive early access starting July 5. Some top deals during the event include: 40% off Casaluna & Threshold bedding Up to 40% off tech & gaming 30% off tees, tanks and dresses for all 30% off school uniforms 30% off select backpacks and school supplies 20% off Brightroom storage and organization Learn more about Target Circle Week here. Walmart Walmart's summer savings event returns July 8 and runs through July 13, with members of Walmart's paid program, Walmart+, getting early access to deals starting July 7. Some top deals during the event include: 32-inch Samsung Smart Monitor for $199.00 (was $299.99)50-inch Vizio QLED Smart TV for $238.00 (was $298.00)Dyson V7 Advanced Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for $229.99 (was $399.99)HART 40-Volt 21-inch Supercharge 3-in-1 Self-Propelled Mower Kit for $374.00 (was $548.00)Ozark Trail 20x10 Foot Straight Leg Pop Up Canopy Tent for $139.77 (was $199.67)Learn more about Walmart Deals here. AmazonAmazon is extending its Prime Day to a four-day event this year, from July 8 to July 11. Amazon says some key takeaways from this year's Prime Day include: Amazon's lowest prices of the year so far for brands like Sony, Dyson, and Living Proof.New "Today's Big Deals" feature with daily deals from brands like Samsung, Kiehl's, and Levi's.Savings up to 40% off school supplies, plus exclusive savings on categories like laptops, fashion, home, and books. Learn more about Prime Day here. What to buy Shoppers can likely expect discounts on summer staples, like outdoor furniture and seasonal clothing, along with tech, like Amazon-branded devices.Back-to-school shopping is another key focus. A recent PwC survey reveals that nearly three-quarters of consumers plan to spend the same or more on school supplies this year compared to 2024, so these July sales are a good opportunity to get ahead on spending.To stay organized, take advantage of online Favorites and Wishlist features. Save items you're eyeing now, so you can easily track price drops as the sales get underway.

Major retailers are rolling out big sales this July, offering shoppers a chance to save on summer essentials and back-to-school supplies.

Target

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Targets Circle Week returns July 6 and runs through July 12. Members of Target's paid program, Target Circle 360, get exclusive early access starting July 5. Some top deals during the event include:

  • 40% off Casaluna & Threshold bedding
  • Up to 40% off tech & gaming
  • 30% off tees, tanks and dresses for all
  • 30% off school uniforms
  • 30% off select backpacks and school supplies
  • 20% off Brightroom storage and organization

Learn more about Target Circle Week .

Walmart

Walmart's summer savings event returns July 8 and runs through July 13, with members of Walmart's paid program, Walmart+, getting early access to deals starting July 7. Some top deals during the event include:

  • 32-inch Samsung Smart Monitor for $199.00 (was $299.99)
  • 50-inch Vizio QLED Smart TV for $238.00 (was $298.00)
  • Dyson V7 Advanced Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for $229.99 (was $399.99)
  • HART 40-Volt 21-inch Supercharge 3-in-1 Self-Propelled Mower Kit for $374.00 (was $548.00)
  • Ozark Trail 20x10 Foot Straight Leg Pop Up Canopy Tent for $139.77 (was $199.67)

Learn more about Walmart Deals .

Amazon

Amazon is extending its Prime Day to a four-day event this year, from July 8 to July 11. Amazon says some key takeaways from this year's Prime Day include:

  • Amazon's lowest prices of the year so far for brands like Sony, Dyson, and Living Proof.
  • New "Today's Big Deals" feature with daily deals from brands like Samsung, Kiehl's, and Levi's.
  • Savings up to 40% off school supplies, plus exclusive savings on categories like laptops, fashion, home, and books.

Learn more about Prime Day .

What to buy

Shoppers can likely expect discounts on summer staples, like outdoor furniture and seasonal clothing, along with tech, like Amazon-branded devices.

Back-to-school shopping is another key focus. A recent reveals that nearly three-quarters of consumers plan to spend the same or more on school supplies this year compared to 2024, so these July sales are a good opportunity to get ahead on spending.

To stay organized, take advantage of online Favorites and Wishlist features. Save items you're eyeing now, so you can easily track price drops as the sales get underway.