Walmart’s $24 Smartwatch Gives Off Apple Watch Vibes for a Fraction of the Price
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Back to school is a nice time to get back to basics, even for those of us not heading off to high school or college. If you could use a smartwatch to keep you on track, from workouts to meetings to sports scores, and you don't want to break the bank, this sale is for you.
Walmart is selling Mingdaln HD Smart Watches for just $24.The strikethrough price of $160 is likely a bit inflated, but when compared to expensive big brands, you're saving big bucks.
And the best part? This smartwatch can do almost everything the much more expensive ones can do.
The watch comes in four styles, and it's the Black and Pink you can grab for $24. For just $29, you can grab the watch with two included bands (one silicone and the other Milan steel) in the same two colors.
Why This Walmart Smartwatch is Worth Checking Out
The benefit of getting a budget-friendly smartwatch like this one is that you don't have to worry about losing it or breaking it. That means it's a great option for kids and teens, and forgetful adults.
This watch is also great for anyone who wants to try out a smartwatch for the first time. Shelling out $24 is the perfect price point to see if you like wearing a smartwatch all day and what features you'll actually use. After wearing it for a while, if you decide to splurge for a name-brand, you'll be armed with your own experience so you can pay for what you actually want instead of a bunch of stuff you'll never use.
All that said, you might decide to stick with this Mingdaln smartwatch. Lots of savvy buyers say budget-friendly smartwatches are the way to go, with one pointing out that they might not be perfect "but then the Apple and Samsung [smartwatches] aren't perfect either, for 10x the price."
Mingdaln HD Smart Watch Features:
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1.85-inch HD full touch display
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46mm ultra-thin body
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Lightweight silicone strap
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120+ sports modes
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IP68 waterproof (suitable for daily use and shallow swimming up to 30 minutes)
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Answer/make calls, listen to music, receive notifications
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Bluetooth connectivity (up to 33 feet)
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Battery lasts up to approximately 20-30 days with light use (10-20 days with medium use and 1-10 days with heavy use)
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Compatible with iPhone and Android devices
What Shoppers Say: 'Undeniably Worth the Investment'
Now that you know all about the features of this Mingdaln smartwatch , you probably want to know what actual buyers have to say about it.
With over 28,000 ratings, Walmart buyers say this smartwatch is a great value. Not only does it offer a wide array of features, but they also say it's simple to set up and easy to use.
Does everyone love this smartwatch? The vast majority of reviewers do indeed love it. Those that don't say the watch has trouble staying connected, and some question the accuracy of its health tracking. I recommend trying the watch out around the house upon delivery so you can return it if it doesn't work out of the box.
Here are a couple of reviews from happy buyers:
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"This watch is great for the price, and I am pleasantly surprised that it is as good as most expensive smart watches!"
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"I just purchased three of these watches for my children, who are 16, 13, and 11 years old. They connected the watches to their iPhone 12s in no time — within minutes, they were calling each other directly from their wrists. These watches are undeniably worth the investment."
Mingdaln HD Smart Watch , $24 at Walmart
Walmart is selling Mingdaln HD Smart Watches for just $24.Courtesy of Walmart
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The Bottom Line
Whether you're looking into your first smartwatch, buying one for a teen, or just love value, this Mingdaln HD Smart Watch is worth checking out. It can answer and make calls, has over 120 sports modes, and buyers say it compares well to the big brands. All that, and it's just $24.
Walmart offers free shipping on orders of $35 or more. Walmart+ members get free shipping with no minimum order. This item qualifies for free 30-day returns.
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This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on Aug 12, 2026, where it first appeared in the Deals section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
