21/04/2026 5:05 pm
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Does anyone know of a browser extension that actually works for tracking Walmart price history because I am honestly so stressed out right now trying to figure out if I'm getting a good deal or not.
I've been watching this specific 65 inch TV for my new place in Chicago and the price literally changed three times in the last forty-eight hours and it is driving me insane. One minute it is $748 then I refresh and its $899 then it goes back down but only if I click a specific link from a Google search and I just dont trust what I am seeing on the screen anymore. I use CamelCamelCamel for all my Amazon stuff and it is a lifesaver but it doesn't work for Walmart and I am desperate for something similar.
My move-in date is next Friday and I really need to get this ordered so it arrives on time but I refuse to pay an extra $150 just because I caught the "wrong" hour of the day. I tried one called Honey but it doesnt seem to show the long-term history graph I need to see the trends and I am just so frustrated with how opaque these big retailers are with their pricing. Does a reliable tracker even exist for them or am I just gonna have to guess and hope for the best...
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21/04/2026 5:50 pm
Walmart is notorious for that regional pricing nonsense, which makes tracking a total pain compared to Amazon. In my experience over the years, a few tools stand out tho.
- Capital One Shopping: It is probably the closest thing to Camel for Walmart. It shows a price history graph right on the product page. Only downside is it sometimes lags behind the actual live price by a few hours, so you gotta be quick.
- Slickdeals: Not exactly an extension, but setting a Deal Alert for that specific TV model is a lifesaver. You get a notification the second it hits your target.
- Walmart Wishlist Creator: Basically essential if you are trying to organize a whole move-in list without losing your mind. Tbh, always check if it is sold and shipped by Walmart. If it is a third-party seller, the price jumps are usually just bots fighting. Stick to official listings for actual consistency. Moving is stressful enough without the website gaslighting you.
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21/04/2026 5:20 pm
> I use CamelCamelCamel for all my Amazon stuff and it is a lifesaver but it doesn't work for Walmart and I am desperate for something similar. In my experience, reliable Walmart trackers are rare due to regional pricing. I've tried many over the years with mixed results. Do you need a trend graph or just price alerts? Just a tip, Walmart Wishlist Creator is a life saver for planning big holiday shopping trips.
