On the off chance that you would prefer not to give Amazon your cash yet need to look for limited products not long from now, you several different retailers to go to. Both Target and Walmart have declared their own sales events on similar dates as Amazon’s Prime Day. Walmart’s event called “Deals for Days” will happen from June twentieth through the 23rd and will feature “Black Friday-like savings.”

The retailer will put items across the electronics, toys, home, beauty and fashion categories on sale like it for the most part does during Black Friday. It has effectively uncovered a handful of deals you can get, including a $50 discount on a Hisense Roku Smart LED TV and a $20 discount on a 11.6-inch HP Chromebook, however you’ll have much more deals to browse. You can likewise expect online-only discounts and in-store-only savings.

In the interim, Target’s correspondingly named Deal Days will be live on its website from June 20th through the 22nd, which is an entire day longer than its sales events in earlier years. The deals will likewise span across categories and will incorporate food and beverage for the first time. You needn’t bother with any sort of membership to take advantage Target’s deals, not normal for Prime Day sales that are restricted to Prime members.

Amazon’s 48-hour Prime Day event will begin on June 21st and end before midnight on the 22nd. It serves as a kind of reset for the event, which occurred in October (rather than summertime like usual) a year ago because of the pandemic.