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Retailer promotions and power tool competition

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Major retailers including Lowe’s and Amazon are offering discounts on power tools and gardening supplies. Lowe’s has announced sales on items such as DeWalt tool kits, raised garden beds, and various mechanical and framing tools. Additionally, early deals on cordless power tools are appearing ahead of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days in October. Specific promotional pricing at Lowe’s includes a DeWalt 20V 4-Tool Combo Kit for $399, raised garden beds for $49.99, and a Kobalt 302-piece mechanics tool set for $99. Discounts have also been noted on Whirlpool refrigerators. Lowe’s has introduced new Kobalt 24V cordless power tools positioned as “value” offerings, which feature lower technical specifications than existing models. In early October, seasonal sales events expanded across the US retail sector. Walmart launched its ‘Deals & More’ event, offering up to 65% off electronics and up to 50% off DEWALT power tools, including batteries and impact wrenches. Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days also feature promotions on DEWALT and Craftsman cordless drills, battery packs, and driver sets. Other retailers are participating in these seasonal promotions, with Lowe’s announcing price drops on DEWALT multi-tools and Kobalt leaf blowers, while Home Depot is offering deals on Milwaukee and DEWALT equipment, such as cordless saws and impact wrench kits. By October 5, these major sales events intensified. Walmart’s ‘Deals & More’ event, running through October 11, expanded its discounts to include up to 65 percent off items such as Apple AirPods, Lenovo laptops, VIZIO TVs, and Blackstone griddles. Target also launched its two-day Circle Deal Days through October 7, offering members up to 40 percent off kitchen appliances from brands like Ninja, KitchenAid, and Keurig, alongside electronics such as Apple products, Beats headphones, and HP or Acer laptops.

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