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USA TODAYWalmart ditching doorbusters, starting store deals at 6 p.m. ThanksgivingThe retailer is pushing its app, probably because the app encourages customers not to wander to other sites.Wal-Mart’s promotions for the Thanksgiving weekend, which include Black Friday, are focused on consumer electronics and related products, particularly televisions and movies.MORE: The most popular brand in each stateAmong the products Wal-Mart is pushing the hardest:• 10 Televisions, including a Roku 32” Class Smart HDTV for $125 (special buy), 40” Class HDTV for $149 (special buy) and Samsung 55” Class Curved Smart 4K UHD TV for $998 ($200 savings)• Fitness Wearables like the Fitbit Flex Wristband for $59 ($40 savings) and the Fitbit Charge HR Heart Rate + Activity Wristband for $119 ($30 savings)• More than 100 video games many starting at $8 as well as NBA2K16, Madden ’16 and FIFA ’16 for Xbox One for $27 each ($32.88 savings)• Video Game Console bundles including a PlayStation 4 Uncharted Bundle for $299 ($50 savings)• More than 800 DVDs and Blu-ray movies many starting at $1.96• Home appliances for $9.72 each including an Oster 8-Speed Blender, Crock-Pot Stainless 5-Qt. Slow Cooker and 12-cup Programmable Black & Decker Coffee Maker• Hot toys including a Star Wars Lightsaber for $5 ($3.94 savings)
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– including many of the top items such as televisions, video game consoles and small home appliances – beginning at 12:01 a.m. PT on Thanksgiving morning. New this year, Walmart’s mobile users will get a first look at the retailer’s Black Friday circular through the Walmart app, according to the release. “Our customers can count on us to deliver three things on Black Friday – we’re offering amazing prices, we bought deeper on the gifts they want, and we simplified the shopping experience in stores and online,” Steve Bratspies, chief merchandising officer, Walmart U.S, said in the news release. “To bring it all to life, we have great associates. Delivering for our customers isn’t possible without their hard work throughout the weekend and all year long.” According to the release, Walmart’s Black Friday deals include: Thanksgiving Day online specials will include the following, the news release said: Walmart said it is bringing back its 1-Hour Guarantee.
Customers in designated areas of the store can purchase these items (list below) from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, according to the release. They’ll either take the product home that night or receive it at a store before Christmas, the release said. The press release said deals include: For Black Friday ads and other holiday shopping news, click the links below: BJ’s to stay closed on Thanksgiving Toys”R”Us to open at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving Best Buy releases Black Friday ad; offers some deals now Target Black Friday ad released Kohl’s Black Friday ad leaked Walmart to offer daily deals online this holiday season When will we see the Walmart, Target and Best Buy ads PlayStation 4 bundle $299 during one-day sale Target brings back free holiday shipping Macy’s Black Friday ad leaked The deals start early at Office Depot and OfficeMax Holiday sales to grow by 4.1 percent, study finds Black Friday 2015: You don’t have to wait for these deals