Walmart is hosting a wide-ranging sale featuring thousands of products through July 13. Simply called Walmart Deals, the event is running alongside competitor sales such as Target Circle Week, Best Buy Black Friday in July, and Amazon Prime Day–the reason why one week in July has become a miniature Black Friday over the last decade.

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The sale kicked off five hours early for Walmart+ members, but now that it’s officially July 8 on the East Coast, Walmart’s deals are available to all shoppers. The sale includes noteworthy discounts on a vast array of gaming and tech products, Lego sets and toys, and a whole lot more.

To help you navigate Walmart Deals and find the products in the categories you’re eyeing, we’ve put together a roundup featuring the types of products our readers tend to gravitate toward during these sales.

Some of the very best deals in Walmart’s sale are on Lego sets, including the Star Wars UCS X-Wing Starfighter, the retired Lego Ideas: The Office diorama, the Guardians of the Galaxy Milano Starship, and Super Mario King Boo’s Haunted Mansion.

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A number of the sets in Walmart’s sale are officially retired by Lego and unavailable to purchase at other retailers, including The Office, Minecraft Training Grounds, and the Lego Technic Batman Batcycle.

We’ve listed our favorite Lego deals at Walmart below:

Marvel, DC, and Star Wars Lego Deals:

• Batman: Bat-Pod & Batman Figure (713 pieces) — $35 ($65)
• Batman: Technic Batcycle (641 pieces) — $30 ($50)
• Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano Starship (2,090 pieces) — $130 ($180)
• Guardians of the Galaxy: I Am Groot (476 pieces) — $42 ($55)
• Star Wars: X-Wing Starfighter UCS (1,949 pieces) — $185 ($240)
• Star Wars: Tenoo Jedi Temple (124 pieces) — $20 ($40)

Disney & Despicable Me:

• Disney: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Cottage — $198 ($220)
• Despicable Me 4: Minions and Gru’s Family Mansion (868 pieces) — $70 ($100)
• Despicable Me 4: Brick-Built Gru and Minions (839 pieces) — $35 ($55)
• Despicable Me 4: Minions’ Music Party Bus (379 pieces) — $28 ($40)

Super Mario, Minecraft, Jurassic World:

• Super Mario: King Boo’s Haunted Mansion (932 pieces) — $52.48 ($75)
• Super Mario: Soda Jungle Maker (598 pieces) — $35 ($55)
• Minecraft: The Training Grounds (534 pieces) — $40 ($63) | Retired
• Jurassic World: Baby Bumpy (358 pieces) — $15 ($25)

Lego Technic:

• Technic: Emirates Team New Zealand AC75 Yacht (962 pieces) — $84 ($120)
• Technic: McLaren Formula 1 Race Car (1,432 pieces) — $125 ($200)

Lego Ideas & Icons:

• Lego Icons: Medieval Town Square (3,304 pieces) — $180 ($230)
• Lego Icons: Land Rover Classic Defender 90 (2,336 pieces) — $199 ($240)
• Lego Ideas: BTS Dynamite (749 pieces) — $50 ($100)
• Lego Ideas: The Office (1,164 pieces) — $95 ($120)

Walmart’s TV deals are largely focused on budget models that inherently offer solid value these days, especially when they are on sale. For instance, you can get a TCL 85-inch 4K QLED TV for $798 (was $1,200).