Amazon’s October mega-sale is always the catalyst for a race to the bottom, and this year Sam’s Club is responding with incredibly aggressive, members-only discounts on tech, TVs, smart home gear and more. I dug in on the flyers, model numbers and historical pricing to bring you the ones that actually beat your average seasonal discount.
My bar is low: 20% off most categories, or really good cuts on brands that almost never budge, such as Apple. Stock moves quickly during these sales, so if a deal meets your checklist — and the model number is what you want — don’t delay for the risk of that second dip, which may not happen.
Best Sam’s Club tech and home deals to shop this October
- Apple Watch Series 10 — $329 (save $60): A rare discount on Apple’s latest watch. If you’ve been waiting for better health sensors, a brighter display and quicker on-device Siri, this is the sweet spot before holiday pricing goes into effect.
- Apple iPad (11-inch, A16) — $299 (save $30): The regular iPad at its lowest price of the season. Ideal for note-taking, streaming or as a sidecar to a Mac; Apple deals of any kind are generally just hard to come by when it’s not Prime Day or Black Friday.
- HP 17.3-inch FHD Windows 11 Laptop (16GB/512GB) — $599 (save $300): Here’s a workhorse for spreadsheets and multitasking. 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD are also a great pair at this price for a big-screen laptop.
- Samsung 58-inch U7900F 4K TV — $298 (save $100): Sub-$300 for a name-brand 4K panel still marks a truly affordable price point. Look for a 60Hz refresh, quality upscaling and a lightning-quick smart TV interface that’s perfect for bedroom or living room use.
- LG 70-inch UQ7070 4K UHD Smart TV — $397 (save $130): If size matters most, this big-screen set with an AI-powered processor and webOS smart features stretches your dollars better than many alternatives at big-box retailers this week.
- Arlo Pro 2K Wireless 3-Camera Kit — $199 (save $200): A half-off deal on a three-pack of outdoor security with spotlight and solar charging compatibility is an easy win for outdoor coverage. Arlo’s app and color night vision consistently worked well in mixed lighting.
- Roborock QRT78 Robot Vacuum & Mop — $500 (save $130): Powerful 10,000Pa super-suction, an auto-empty dock and laser-level precision mapping set this model apart from budget bots. It’s one of the better values for a mixed setup of hard floor and area rug.
- Beats Fit Pro — $159 (save $40): Flexible wing tips, active noise cancellation and Apple’s effortless pairing make these a gym-to-commute staple. If you think AirPods are too loose for your tastes, this price is at its lowest yet.
- Samsung 990 Pro NVMe SSD (2TB) — strong buy when under $150: Stock is always in flux, but Sam’s often drops premium PCIe 4.0 drives into sub-8¢/GB territory—great for the PS5 upgrade you’ve been scheming up or cranking up a creator laptop.
- KitchenAid tilt-head stand mixer (5–5.5 qt) — worth it at or under $249: On Prime-and-then-some promos, Sam’s tends to beat specialty retailers’ best prices for core colors. It’s a solid, long-term pick if you’re baking once a week.
- Ring Video Doorbell + Chime bundle — doorbuster $50–$80 off: You’ll find the best per-accessory value with bundles that include a chime or an extra battery. An excellent starting point for upgrading the front-door area without rewiring.
How these Sam’s Club prices compare to October Prime Day
Adobe Analytics has recorded double-digit average electronics discounts during major October shopping events, but headline percentages can hide middling model-year leftovers. The highlights are meaningful cuts on current Apple products and big-screen TVs breaking through psychological price barriers ($298 and $397) from top brands.
FYI: Consumer tech typically deflates over the year as components get cheaper, industry data from the Consumer Technology Association show, but premium wearables and tablets tend to hold out until year-end. So a $60 discount on the latest Apple Watch or offering an 11-inch iPad for less than $300 is newsworthy now.
Intelligent ways to get the most from your savings
And membership matters: Club is usually the cheapest tier of entry, with Plus members earning 2% back and early shopping hours. If you drive frequently, the fuel discount can go a long way to covering the annual fee sooner than you might realize.
Double-check model numbers and panel sizes — warehouse-exclusive SKUs can vary slightly from what’s offered at regular retail. Use your phone’s camera to contrast specs in-club, and rely on Scan & Go for quicker checkout before hot products vanish.
Finally, establish your own personal price-to-value rule: I make it a target to buy tech at 20% off or more and treat any sub-10% discount on Apple gear as fairly solid if it’s a current model. That attitude — along with some quick research of reviews from independent testers and consumer groups — helps keep impulse purchases in check, and ensures the deals you get really are great.