Walmart Tablet Deals

Contixo's 7-inch kids tablet comes bundled with accessories and runs Android, making it a reasonable option for parents who want a dedicated device for younger children without handing over a personal phone or full-priced tablet. At $70, it's $80 off the $150 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Aimed at younger kids who need a basic tablet for videos, games, and schoolwork, this 10-inch Android tablet runs on a platform with broad app support and parental control options. At $60, it's $13 off the $73 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Contixo's A7 is built specifically for younger kids, with a kid-safe browser, parental controls, and a durable build that holds up to regular child use. At $72, it's $8 off the $80 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Designed for younger kids who need a basic device for schoolwork, videos, or casual games, this 7-inch Android 13 tablet runs a current OS version and comes with 32GB of storage at $44, which is $6 off the $50 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

At $150, that's roughly half the $297 list price for an 11-inch Android 14 tablet with 128GB of storage, which suits anyone who wants a mid-size screen for streaming, browsing, or light productivity without spending flagship money. Buy Now at Walmart

Walmart has the Plimpton PlimPad Kids20 10.1" 64GB Android 15 Kids Tablet for $110, which is $40 off the $150 list price. Plimpton markets this toward younger children with parental controls built in, and 64GB of storage gives kids room for apps, videos, and games without hitting a wall quickly. Buy Now at Walmart

Veatool is a budget-oriented brand, and this tablet's specs — a 10.51-inch display, 64GB storage, and Android 14 — are aimed at light users who want a functional tablet for browsing, streaming, or casual use without spending flagship money. At $170, it's $280 off the $450 list price, though the list price on budget Android tablets like this is often set high relative to typical street prices. Buy Now at Walmart

Aeezo's 10-inch tablet bundled with a keyboard and mouse makes sense for light computing tasks like web browsing, video streaming, or note-taking, and at $96 it's $34 off the $130 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Paddsun's drawing tablet supports pressure-sensitive input, which matters if you're doing illustration, photo editing, or digital art where brush weight and line variation are part of your workflow. At $40, it's $20 off the $60 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Aeezo isn't a widely recognized tablet brand, which typically means you're trading name recognition for a lower entry price, and at $70 that's $40 off the $110 list price for a 10-inch Android tablet suited to light use like streaming, reading, or browsing. Buy Now at Walmart

STA is a lesser-known Android tablet brand, so the main draw here is the specs relative to the price: a 10.1-inch display and 64GB of storage for $170, which is $190 off the $360 list price. That said, with unfamiliar brands, it's worth checking recent reviews before committing, since list prices on budget tablets can be inflated to make the discount look larger than it is. Buy Now at Walmart

At $68, that's $42 off the $110 list price for a 10.1-inch Android tablet with 64GB of storage, which suits light users who need a basic screen for streaming, browsing, or reading without spending close to $100 or more on a name-brand option. Buy Now at Walmart

Callsky isn't a household name, but this 14.1-inch tablet ships with Android 15, 256GB of storage, a leather case, and a stylus included, which makes it a reasonable option if you want a large-screen tablet for media or light productivity without paying iPad prices. At $210, it's $109 off the $319 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Bufo isn't a household name in tablets, but at $100 for an 11-inch screen with 128GB of storage, it's worth a look if you want a basic Android tablet for media consumption, light browsing, or keeping kids occupied without spending much. That's $60 off the $160 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

AEEZO 10-Inch Android 15 Tablet and Keyboard Bundle for $120 bundles a tablet and keyboard together, making it a straightforward option if you want a basic Android productivity setup without buying accessories separately. At $80 off the $200 list price, that's 40% below what it normally runs. Buy Now at Walmart

Digiland isn't a flagship brand, but a 10.1-inch Android 15 tablet with 64GB of storage for under $70 is a reasonable pick for kids, light media consumption, or a secondary device where you don't want to risk an expensive piece of hardware. At $66, that's $34 off the $100 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Includes both the tablet and a keyboard for $118, which is $72 off the $190 list price, making this a reasonable option if you want a basic Android 15 setup for browsing, note-taking, or light productivity without spending much. Buy Now at Walmart

Bundled with a keyboard at $188, this is a reasonable option for light productivity tasks like note-taking, browsing, or document editing on the go, and it's $112 off the $300 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

A solid pick for younger kids who need a durable, dedicated device for schoolwork or entertainment, priced $30 below the listed retail of $100. Buy Now at Walmart