As shopping editors, we’re often asked: What should I buy on Prime Day? In truth, virtually the entire internet goes on sale during big shopping events like this, as Amazon’s biggest competitors and individual brands also host some of their biggest sales of the year.

Here’s the schedule for this year’s competing summer sales, often dubbed “anti-Prime Day sales.”

Walmart Summer Deals

Just like last year, Walmart is hosting its Walmart Deals event, and it’s even longer than the 4-day Prime Day event. The Walmart Deals summer sale will take place from July 8 to 13, with early deals beginning July 7. To take full advantage of the sale, sign up for Walmart+ (yes, there’s a free trial).

Target Circle Week

Target recently announced it will host a Circle Week sale from Sunday, July 6 to Saturday, July 12.

The Home Depot

The Home Depot has extended its excellent Fourth of July sale through July 9 this year. Check out our guide to the top savings of the event so far.

Best Buy

This week, Best Buy kicked off its Black Friday in July sale, which runs from July 7 to 13. Best Buy typically matches Amazon prices on most Apple products, but we’ll note if Best Buy has the better price on any notable products.