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Walmart Announces First Wave of 2026 Black Friday Deals, Starting November 12

Walmart has officially announced its 2026 Black Friday sale dates, starting November 12 with early access for Walmart+ members. Here is what to expect and whether you should wait it out for better deals.

Walmart Announces First Wave of 2026 Black Friday Deals, Starting November 12

Walmart has revealed the schedule for its early Black Friday deals, which will begin at midnight on November 12. The discount event will feature reductions from a variety of renowned brands, with Walmart+ subscribers receiving priority access. This early access could prove beneficial for items that may sell out rapidly. In the past, Walmart's holiday sales have featured restocks of scarce Pokémon TCG items and reductions on gaming accessories, although the specific deals for this year have yet to be determined.

Although Black Friday doesn't occur until November 27, retailers are now dispersing their discounts over several events, providing consumers with additional chances to find bargains before the main event. Meanwhile, Best Buy has also shared its sale dates, with its 'Door BOOsters' promotion launching on October 30 and concluding on November 1, followed by its Black Friday sale commencing on November 6.

Despite these early discounts, it is advisable to wait before making hasty purchases, as Walmart and Best Buy's upcoming deals might only scratch the surface of the excellent savings that will be available later in the month (according to my predictions, from November 18-22). We will be compiling the top Black Friday offers as they become available, so be sure to check back for updates as the sales commence.

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