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Today marks the next chapter in Walmart Luminate history, as we formally announce the forthcoming launch of a Basic package free of cost to suppliers, making it even easier for suppliers of any size to work with merchants to grow their businesses.

This move also underscores the modernization of Walmart’s tech stack, as we upgrade the technology our customers and partners use to drive results. Walmart Global Tech created the platform in-house by leveraging existing Walmart Global Tech platforms and Walmart enterprise assets. Within just a few months, the team developed an enhanced experience that includes faster results for complex queries, the collation of real-time retail events, optimized insight visibility, as well as increased data security and governance.

Feedback from our merchandising associates has been overwhelmingly positive to date. John Laney, SVP, GMM of Center of Store Food at Walmart, said, “Shared access to Walmart Luminate with our suppliers has been a gamechanger. Improved visibility to Shopper Behavior, Channel Performance and Customer Perception empowers us to make better, more strategic data-driven decisions. We can optimize assortments, forecast inventory, and analyze customer sentiment which helps us deliver a more enjoyable, more personalized experience for customers.”

Finally, we are exploring new and innovative ways to embed Walmart Luminate insights into other areas of our business. For example, we are working to directly integrate Walmart Luminate insights into existing merchandising tools to better facilitate data collaboration with suppliers. We are also piloting ways for actionable Walmart Luminate insights to be deployed, automated, and scaled across Walmart Connect’s advertising ecosystem, and have seen positive results to date.

We will be communicating with suppliers directly to share more information about how to receive exclusive access and updates to our Basic package. However, those interested in learning more about Walmart Luminate Charter can get in touch

We believe the closest store to our customers is in their pocket, and we are focused on making that always-on experience as easy, engaging and personalized as possible. Today, we announced two brand-new augmented reality (AR) features on the Walmart app designed to making shopping easier.

The first feature we are excited to share is rolling out to all customers by early July on our iOS app and allows customers to view furniture and home décor items in their spaces with a few simple swipes on their phones. And now, starting in September, iOS users of the Walmart app will be able to view how a TV will look in their homes, so they can find the perfect fit for their space.

This experience will initially be available for 300 furniture and home décor items, with plans to expand to popular back-to-college items over the coming months. To access the feature, all a customer needs to do is click the ‘View in Your Home’ banner on AR enabled items when shopping in the Walmart app, and this will walk them through how to connect to their camera and see the item in their own space. They will also be able to toggle the item dimensions to check if the item will fit in their space and snap a picture for later, helping them feel confident purchasing with us. ‘View in Your Home’ will be available on iOS, with plans to roll out on Android and mobile web.

While competitors launched and refined loyalty programs like Target Circle, MyWalgreens, CVS Extrabucks, or Kohl’s Cash, the mega-mart tested, then abandoned, a Savings Catcher app and demolished their once-famous Walmart price match guarantee.

Other than their paid Walmart Plus subscription launch in September 2020 to compete with Amazon Prime, all signs pointed to Walmart’s brick-and-mortar business being fixed in its commitment to low prices as the stand-alone mechanism to sustain sales and customer loyalty … until now. Enter the Walmart Rewards program.

The new Walmart rewards program rolled out in August 2022 to all Walmart+ members. Visit this link on Walmart.com to view rewards — they’re not like Walmart points.

Walmart confirmed via press release the launch of the partnership. This integration with Walmart provides users the same rebates (for now) you’d find in Ibotta’s app in a perfectly “white-labeled” product you’d never know wasn’t exclusive to Walmart. And that’s the whole point of a loyalty program from the retailer’s perspective, right? Make your shoppers feel like the only place they can get the savings is at your store. We saw Target do the same when they sourced coupons.com app manufacturer coupons directly through the Target app. Whether or not it’s a unique offering matters less than whether it feels like a unique offering.

Because this is a partnership between Ibotta and Walmart Plus, there won’t be an ability to double up and redeem offers in both apps on a single product. (If you add an offer for the same product to your Walmart account and to Ibotta, the rebate will only go to your Walmart account.) But other party rebate apps (like Fetch Rewards) may still work, creating a coupon stacking opportunity.

When Walmart first released the program, there was unclear language KCL called out in this article that made it unclear whether the program would be available for all Walmart shoppers or only paid Walmart Plus subscribers. I surmised that surely the language about it being for Walmart+ members only was an error, for no retailer ever has made item-level manufacturer offers ‘for members only.’

Hours after the publication of our article, Walmart updated their reward FAQ to correct the inconsistency of language. And in a press release, clarified that the Walmart Rewards program is for Walmart+ users only. This marks the first-ever pay-to-play rewards program of its kind, forcing shoppers to pay in order save money.Amazon Subscribe & Save isn’t just for Prime members. Target Circle doesn’t require you have a Redcard. Shoppers now have to pay money to Save Money. Live Better. at Walmart. Read my full take on this unprecedented move.

Once you earn your Walmart rewards, you’ll never lose them. To redeem, you apply them just like you would a gift card, which a few exclusions that you can read more on below.

Now, reward offers do expire — meaning you have to finish your transaction before a certain time to receive the rewards — but once you’ve earned rewards, they never expire. They forever live in your Walmart.com account until you use them.

Walmart Rewards is a program that gives shoppers store credit when they purchase certain items (or certain quantities of those items). Those rewards can be used toward just about everything at Walmart.

These rewards come in dollar amounts (not Walmart points) that are added to your account for future use. (For example, get $1 in rewards back for purchasing four 0.5-ounce cups of yogurt.)

Nope. Although Walmart says the program is free, that’s not true. You have to pay the $98/year fee to join Walmart+ in order to qualify for Walmart Rewards.

If you have access to Walmart Rewards, when you sign in to the Walmart app, you’ll see reward offers appear in items’ listings. Then you can tap “Add Reward” and get credit for your purchases. But it’s a little bit different in-store and online. . .

You don’t get to pick how much of your rewards you use — like, you can’t just take $1 off here, $1 off there. You either use your entire rewards balance or the full amount of the Walmart checkout total (whichever is less). Here’s what I mean:

For those who are considering a multi-monitor setup, the ProArt PA248CNV also supports daisy-chaining up to four displays. One DisplayPort cable connects your desktop to your first monitor, and then you can run a cable directly out of that monitor to the next one. You can link up to four PA248CNV units together this way (though you can’t mix in other monitor models). This flexibility is great if your desktop has only one DisplayPort, and it can reduce the nest of cables coming from your PC.

If you’ve been reading our other monitor guides lately, you might notice that this is the 24-inch version of the top pick in our guide to the best 27-inch monitors. Although many home-use displays under $500 have fallen short of their advertised color accuracy, contrast, and brightness in our tests, we’ve found that the ProArt line often lives up to its claims (or at least gets much closer than the competition). It also prioritizes features that are essential, such as USB-C charging for laptop owners and sturdy, adjustable stands.

Smart displays can act as hubs for your smart home devices, like security cameras and bulbs, so you can control everything with your voice and quickly call up video feeds. And because they"re made to be displayed, you don"t have to get an extra stand—as you would if you wanted to use an iPad in this way, for example.

Better yet, if you connect your Google Photos account to Google-powered displays, you can cycle through your pictures and memories, like a slightly less sophisticated digital picture frame. (You can do this on Amazon"s smart displays too.)

The biggest con I found in almost all smart displays is the fact that they have to be plugged in. I"d love to be able to move my display around from room to room when I need to. If you think the same, and aren"t interested in buying a Portal from Facebook, take a gander at our favorite tablets.

Year-round, if you’re shopping for a new TV or streaming setup, Walmart is a great place to go, as it has a large range of electronics and some excellent deals. That’s what we’ve shown here, collecting some of the best TV deals we’ve found, available from Walmart at various prices. Whether you’re looking for something that’s truly a budget TV but has some good features and picture quality, or a higher-end TV that works for both watching movies, shows, or doing a little gaming, there’s something for everybody.