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    Walmart Deals of the Day: $50 Off a Rugged JBL Speaker So You Can Take the Party Anywhere

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    Sale or not, there are always some amazing deals to be found at Walmart. However, finding the real bargains can take a little bit of digging — which is what CNET’s shopping experts are here for. We’ve sifted through page after page of offers, and you’ll find our top picks for today, Aug. 25, below. Those include $50 off a top-rated JBL Charge 6 speaker, $70 off a 27-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 gaming monitor and over $40 off a versatile Chefman Air Fryer Plus multicooker.

    JBL Charge 6

    $150 (Original price: $200)

    CNET audio expert David Carnoy hailed the Charge 6 for its “excellent sound with better bass, clarity and minimal distortion at higher volumes,” which earned it a spot on our list of the best Bluetooth speakers for 2026. It also has a seriously rugged design that’s IP68 waterproof, dustproof and drop-proof (up to one meter). Plus, it has an impressive 28-hour battery life and doubles as a power bank with a charge-out USB-C port. It even supports lossless audio via wired listening and has a removable handle for easy transport.

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    Samsung Odyssey G55C gaming monitor

    $179 (Original price: $249)

    This stunning Samsung monitor can take your gaming setup to the next level. The 27-inch QHD display has HDR10 support for sharp contrast and crisp details, and the 1000R curvature puts you right in the middle of the action. Plus, it has an impressive 165Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time for fast and fluid gameplay. It’s also got a built-in eye-saver mode that reduces blue light so you’re not damaging your eyes during those all-day sessions.

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    Chefman 10-quart Air Fryer Plus

    $85 (Original price: $130)

    This versatile Chefman multicooker is a great addition to any kitchen, and it can do a lot more than just air fry. It also has functions for baking and dehydrating, as well as 12 cooking presets for chicken, fish, fries, vegetables and more. It has a substantial 10-quart capacity with three different racks, so you can cook multiple dishes at once, and it even comes with a rotisserie spit as well. Plus, the cooking racks and drip tray are dishwasher-safe for an easy cleanup.

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    Max is a freelance writer on CNET’s commerce team with a passion for film, TV, gaming and all things pop culture. When he’s not covering the latest tech, he can usually be found backpacking the world, training in martial arts or watching way too many movies at home.

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