If you’re an Amazon Prime member, you probably already know about all the great deals available for Amazon Prime Day, which runs through 11:59 pm today, October 9. Amazon offers countless bargains on hundreds of items every day, and on Prime Day, those items often come with even bigger discounts. But what you may not realize is that Amazon isn’t the only retailer offering discounts right now.
If you’re shopping, but choose to support other big-box retailers or small businesses, check out several highlights that may come as a surprise.
What's on sale?
Walmart: The Walmart Deals event runs through Oct 13 and is offering dozens of items at bargain prices. Like the Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) GPS 40mm, Now only $187.50. Or, get a TCL 43" Class S Class 1080p FHD LED Smart TV. Now only $148. Save $111.99.
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Best Buy: Happening right now, Best Buy is having a 48-hour flash sale on dozens of items across all departments. Also, unlock exclusive deals when you become a Plus or Total member. Get an Apple - MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop. Now $849. Save $250. Or a LG - 48" Class B4 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV. Now only $699.99. Save a whopping $800.
Apple: Apple is offering teachers and students savings on technology and electronics for the classroom. Buy iPad Air from $549 or $45.75 per month for 12 months.
Kohl's: Get a limited time savings boost from Kohls with savings on dozens of items through October 9th. Take 30% off coats and jackets. Or 25% off activewear for men and 20% off boots.
Ikea: IKEA Family members can get 10% off SEKTION kitchen and appliance purchases for a limited time. Plus, get free shipping on small orders, discounted delivery directly to your student's school – or schedule a pick-up time at one of 15,000+ convenient locations.
Wayfair: Right now you can get up to 80% off all your favorites at Wayfair. Plus, everything ships free. Get 80% off area rugs, 60% off mattresses, 70% off curtains and drapes, 60% off outdoor furniture.
Gap: Take 40-60% off fall styles for the Midseason event running now, with 50% off sweaters, outerwear and pants.
Costco: Costco Members Only event is going on now through October 11. Take up to $300 off selected furniture. Take $57 off select beauty supplies. Get a Samsung 77" TV for only $2499.99.
IHG Hotels & Resorts: A surprise Exclusive Member Offer for IHG One Rewards members runs through October 10. During the event, IHG One Rewards members can save up to 30% off at participating hotels under IHG’s luxury and lifestyle portfolio (Kimpton, InterContinental, Vignette Collection and Hotel Indigo) in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean. The deal covers stays taking place between October 11, 2024 – February 28, 2025. Register for a free membership here.
Petco: Stop by Petco today through October 13 and shop their Early Black Friday sale. Get $15 off $75 with code LABORDAY15.
PetSmart: for 4 days only, download the PetSmart app and earn 2,500 points when you spend $50 on in-app purchases through October 10.
Home Depot: Today only, get up to 50% off select online tools and accessories at Home Depot.
Bed, Bath and Beyond: Shop the Bed, Bath and Beyond Flash sale and score up to 70% off thousands of items. Save 20% on top kitchen brands and get furniture for every room under $200.
Target. This week is Circle Week at Target. Get deals on thousands of items from every department store-wide. Get a Cuisinart Air Fryer Toaster Oven. Now $99.99 for Target Circle members. Or, get 40% off boots and Halloween lighting kits.
Walgreens: Get an extra 20% off sitewide with code FLASH20 at Walgreens.
Etsy: Holiday deals are on NOW with savings of up to 40% off from small shops at Etsy.
Amazon: Of course, if you are a Prime member, you won't want to miss out on these 50 Best Amazon Prime Day Deals.
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