As Amazon’s Prime Day runs June 23–26, Sam’s Club is pushing some of its lowest prices of the year—backed by an option to drop membership cost to $15 for the first year. The retailer’s member-only deals span TVs, AI-forward laptops, robot vacuums, portable pow
By the time the calendar flips to June 23, the deal frenzy will already be in motion—only this time, shoppers don’t have to stay inside Amazon’s walls.
Amazon Prime Day runs from Tuesday, June 23, to Friday, June 26. But Sam’s Club, a membership wholesale retailer, is leaning hard into the same window with some of its lowest prices of the year, alongside a membership offer designed to lower the barrier to entry.
Sam’s Club member deals are reserved for members, though non-members can shop online using a guest account. For everyone else, the pitch is straightforward: get in, save now, and keep the perks coming later. A standard Sam’s Club membership costs $60 per year and is currently over half off at $15 for your first year. It covers both in-store and online shopping and includes discounted fuel prices, Scan & Go service, and more. A Plus membership costs $120. though it’s currently only $50 for your first year—and it adds 2% cash back and early shopping hours.
The pressure of Prime Day is clear in the kinds of products Sam’s Club is discounting. There’s a mix of big-ticket home tech and everyday essentials, with discounts that—if you’re already comparing carts—can change what “worth it” looks like.
A Philips 55-inch Class 7875 Roku Smart TV is priced at $279 (15% off), down from $329. It’s positioned as a 4K Roku Smart TV with built-in Philips Ambilight technology, which uses LED lights behind the TV that adapt to what’s on screen.
For shoppers looking at mobile computing, Sam’s Club is offering an HP OmniBook 7 laptop for $679 (24% off), down from $899. The deal calls it an AI-forward Copilot+ work companion with a 16-inch display. an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor. 16GB of RAM. and a 512GB SSD—plus a two-year accidental damage protection HP Care Pack.
Apple’s iPad Pro deal is the kind that rarely shows up in a steady stream: an $800 iPad Pro (15% off) is listed with an original price of $949. The item is the 11-inch iPad Pro with the M4 processor, released in 2024.
Not every discount is about screens and processors. There’s also a Pioneer portable Bluetooth speaker at $99 (32% off), down from $149, built like a boombox with twin 5-inch woofers and 1-inch tweeters. The listing says it offers 13 hours of battery life and IPX5 water resistance.
Outdoor plans, power outages, and camping trips also get attention in Sam’s Club’s lineup. The EcoFlow Delta 3 Classic is priced at $340 (21% off) from $430. It’s described as a 3. 000-watt portable battery that can power small appliances in a pinch—good for backyard projectors or speakers. or for taking along while camping.
Kitchen upgrades are part of the mix too, with a French-door LG refrigerator—28 cubic feet—listed at $1,795 (49% off) from $3,495. For anyone shopping for comfort tools. the Shark ChillPill is a portable handheld fan at $100 (23% off) from $130. described as having a rechargeable design and a dry-touch mist.
Cleaning and home support show up repeatedly, including Dyson-style vacuum savings. A Dyson Ball Animal upright vacuum cleaner is shown at $199 (30% off), originally $299.
Samsung’s TV lineup gets a notable discount as well: a 65-inch 4K smart TV is listed at $648 (28% off) from $898. Sam’s Club describes the Neo QLED display, powered by Quantum Matrix technology.
Robot vacuums and mop combos are also pushing hard for Prime Day attention. The Roborock Saros 10 is priced at $999 (38% off) from $1. 600 and is described as a robot vacuum and mop combination with 22. 000Pa suction power. reliable navigation and obstacle avoidance. plus a hands-free self-cleaning dock.
The deals don’t stop there. Sam’s Club’s best-home-tech selection includes a Keurig K-Duo S Bundle at $139 (save $30). which includes a Keurig coffee maker. a gold-tone mesh reusable filter. 10 rinse pods. a frother. and a water filter. There’s also a BobSweep UltraVision Pet Combo at $299 (save $500). described as over half off. with a 25. 000Pa robot vacuum. auto-lift mops. and a self-emptying dustbin.
Other featured picks include a Titan Pro Gemini Duo at $1. 999 (save $1. 000). framed as a massage chair option for a home or business; a Bissell PowerClean FurFinder Deluxe at $170 (save $50) with an extra battery to double usable cleaning time; and a Shark Matrix robot vacuum at $219 (save $60). described as self-emptying with a bagless system that can go up to 60 days between emptying.
Laundry and emergency preparedness make the list, too. A Kenmore Washer & Dryer Set is listed at $1,185 (save $410), including a top-load 4.4 cubic-foot washer and a 7-cubic-foot dryer. A Westinghouse Tri-Fuel Generator model WGen9500TF is priced at $829 (save $220). described as running on gasoline. propane. and natural gas. with remote electric start. 9. 500-watt running capacity. and 12. 500-watt peak capacity.
For carpet care, Bissell Revolution HydroSteam is at $199 (save $50), described as an upright carpet and upholstery cleaner that can be cheaper than renting or hiring a service company when it’s on sale.
Robot vacuum and mop deals continue with a Roborock QRT78 at $430 (save $120), described as hands-free with a self-washing mop and self-emptying dustbin with 10,000Pa suction.
Sam’s Club’s deal roundups also include additional laptop and tablet options. A Lenovo V15 G15 laptop is listed at $599 (save $300). featuring an Intel Core 7 processor. 16GB of RAM. and a 1TB SSD. An Asus Vivobook 15 Slim is priced at $799 (save $200) and is described as an Intel Core i9 laptop with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. An HP 17.3-inch laptop is shown at $479 (save $100), with an AMD Ryzen 5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD.
Another iPad deal appears as $1,800 (save $249) for an Apple iPad Pro M4 with 2TB of storage, again described as the 11-inch iPad Pro with the M4 chip.
Business-class computing is also present with an HP ZBook FireFly G11 at $1,999 (save $400), described as a 14-inch ZBook with 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. There’s also a Lenovo V15 G3 at $399 (save $100), with an Intel Core i3 processor, 16GB of RAM, and an entry point for students.
A Copilot+ 2-in-1 is included as well: an HP OmniBook 7 Flip is listed at $899 (save $200) with a 3K touchscreen, Intel Evo Ultra 7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD.
Not every shopper wants tech hardware. Gift card deals show up in the list with an AMC Movie Theaters offer at $23 (save $4). described as getting two movie tickets plus a $10 gift card. There’s a California Pizza Kitchen deal at $35 (save $15) described as a $50 email-delivery gift card. Steak n Shake is listed at $36 (save $14) for a $50 gift card. and Roblox is shown at $22 (save $3) for a $25 gift card.
More gift card options include Popstroke at $70 (save $30) for two $50 gift cards totaling $100 for $70, and IHOP at $33 (save $17) for a $50 gift card.
The timing matters because the Prime Day window is tight. Amazon’s event runs June 23 through June 26, and Sam’s Club’s deals are framed as competition during that exact stretch.
Sam’s Club’s lineup also comes with a note on how the deals were chosen. A ZDNET expert has covered Sam’s Club deals for the past few years during big sales events and tests and reviews smart home devices. saying this experience helps determine which devices and appliances are worth their retail price and when a discount is a good deal. Using expertise and different tools to track deals. they say they determine when a deal is worth it and only cover those.
For anyone trying to decide where to shop first. the message is simple: while Prime Day dominates attention. Sam’s Club is offering discounts across the same categories—TVs. laptops. home appliances. and everyday perks—starting with membership savings that bring the entry price to $15 for the first year.
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