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    Walmart Deals of the Day: Hit the Ground Running With $71 Off a Garmin Fitness Tracker

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    Stop waiting for the next sale to start scoring big savings. Walmart offers some amazing deals year-round, and CNET’s shopping experts are here to help you make the most of them. We’re bringing you some of the absolute best bargains every single day, and you’ll find our top picks for July 30 below. Those include over $70 off a Garmin Forerunner 55 fitness tracker, $40 off a pair of Anker Soundcore Aerofit 2 running earbuds and a Roomba 105 robot vacuum that you can pick up for almost half the usual price. Just be sure to get your order in soon, as there’s no telling how long these deals will last.

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    Garmin Forerunner 55

    $129 (Original price: $200)

    Garmin makes rugged fitness trackers for serious athletes and adventurers, and this is your chance to pick one up for less. The Forerunner 55 has multiple sport modes to track your time, distance, speed, pace and heart rate during workouts. Plus, it monitors your steps, calories, sleep patterns and more throughout the entire day. It will even track your training history over time and recommend different workouts of varying intensities. It also has an impressive two-week battery life.

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    Anker Soundcore Aerofit 2 earbuds

    $90 (Original price: $130)

    A unique open-ear design earned these Anker earbuds a top spot on our list of the best running headphones for 2026. They hook onto your ears, rather than being stuffed inside, which allows you to enjoy your tunes without sacrificing situational awareness. They offer solid sound quality for the price, according to CNET audio expert David Carnoy, and they boast an impressive 42-hour battery life with the charging case. The white pair is the only color that actually lists the discount, and you’ll get an extra $10 off when you sign in and claim the on-page coupon.

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    iRobot Roomba 105

    $159 (Original price: $300)

    Robot vacuums have gotten advanced over the past few years, so you could easily spend $500 or more if you want all of the most modern features. But if you’re just looking for an easy and affordable way to keep your floors clean, this Roomba is a great option. It boasts four suction levels to tackle messes on hardwood and carpets, and has an edge-sweeping brush for those hard-to-reach corners. It also uses advanced lidar navigation to map your home, which allows you to set custom schedules and no-go zones.

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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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