There are always a couple of worthwhile bargains floating around Walmart’s site, and today’s deals are even better than usual. It’s July 27, and right now, you can save a whopping $220 on a Roborock Q10 X5 Plus robot vacuum, score nearly half off a Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition controller and pick up the pocket-sized JBL Go 5 speaker at the lowest price we’ve seen.

There’s no telling how long these offers will last, though, so you may want to get your order in sooner rather than later, or you could miss out on these savings.

This two-in-one robot vacuum can make keeping the house clean a whole lot easier. It boasts an impressive 10,000 Pa of suction power to tackle dirt, dust and pet hair, and it mops simultaneously to take care of stuck-on stains and spills. It uses advanced lidar navigation to map your home, and allows you to set custom cleaning schedules and no-go zones. Plus, the base station can hold up to seven weeks’ worth of debris for over a month of maintenance-free cleaning.

Razer Wolverine V3: Tournament Edition controller

$50 (Original price: $99)

According to CNET’s gaming experts, this is one of the best controllers on the market right now. It’s a pro-level wired controller that boasts an impressive 1,000-hertz polling rate for fast, responsive gameplay. Plus, you can seriously customize it to suit your play style with six programmable buttons and adjustable thumbstick sensitivity. It’s compatible with both Xbox and PC, and you’re getting it at an all-time low price with this deal.

JBL Go 5

$45 (Original price: $55)

This pocket-sized JBL is one of the best Bluetooth speakers of 2026, and it’s at the lowest price we’ve seen since it hit shelves in April. According to our reviewer, it “sounds better than you think, given just how small it is,” and it manages “just enough bass to avoid sounding tinny.” Plus, it’s got a seriously rugged IP68 design, so you can take it anywhere, and it gets a respectable 10 hours of playback on a single charge. It’s also got some ambient lighting around the edges, and you can pair it with other JBL speakers to really get the party started.

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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