Green Monday Sales 2025: Your Smart Shopper's Guide to Deals

These Little Kids Dunk Low sneakers nail the classic look that goes with everything from school uniforms to weekend tees, and the mixed real and synthetic leather holds up to playground wear. In our testing, the padded midsole and collar kept active feet comfy through recess and errands. Do note the leather can crease with regular use and the fit runs narrow, so consider sizing up. Traditional laces add authenticity but can be trickier for little hands; the $72 Finish Line price sweetens the deal for Green Monday.

PopSockets’ PlantCore PopGrip keeps your phone secure in one hand and props it up for hands‑free watching, and we love that at least one‑third of the materials are plant‑based. In our testing, grip and stand stability were solid after proper surface prep. That said, several buyers report the adhesive failing within days, colors may look different in person, and it struggles to stick to silicone, textured, leather, or some bare phones. At $9.99 from Target, it’s an eco-friendlier impulse buy.

The LEGO Wildflower Bouquet is a gorgeous, colorful centerpiece once arranged in a vase, and we loved the clever parts usage that makes the blooms look surprisingly realistic. It includes a lot of elements in new or rare colors that adult builders appreciate. Plan ahead for display, though: the long stems need a large vase or several smaller vessels, and some angled connections can be fragile while arranging. It also attracts dust over time, so occasional gentle cleaning is part of ownership.

Apple's AirTag is a tiny lifesaver for keys, bags, and luggage, and in our testing its integration with Apple's Find My network made locating items effortless across town. The user-replaceable CR2032 battery is simple to swap, so you're not stuck when power runs low. Just note there's no built-in keyring hole—you'll need an accessory—and the speaker can be quiet or muffled during close-range searches. Be mindful of privacy and stalking concerns that have been raised around unwanted tracking, and consider it a smart $94.94 Green Monday pick for Apple users.

For kids chasing that iconic Jordan look, the 1 Flight Mid delivers the classic silhouette with cushioning that stays comfy through school and play. Our experience shows the leather-and-synthetic upper holds up reasonably well for everyday use. Be aware some colorways and the mid-top shape can appear bulky on smaller feet, and translucent outsoles (when present) show dirt fast. Materials and finish aren’t as premium as adult retros, but at $84.99 it’s a stylish, durable pick from Famous Footwear.

If you're starting a smart home on a budget, we found the Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Lite easy to set up and schedule in the Kasa app. Its compact body stacks without blocking the second outlet, and it works with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control. Note it only supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and some users report intermittent connectivity or needing a factory reset after outages. Occasional relay clicking and long-term failures are reported, but at $24.24 for Green Monday it's a handy way to automate lamps and fans.

Roku’s Streaming Stick 4K is an easy upgrade for older TVs, and during our review the long-range Wi‑Fi kept a solid connection even in a big family room. Dolby Vision support delivers punchier HDR, and the included voice remote makes searching painless. Be aware it doesn’t do Dolby Atmos and there’s no Ethernet port if you prefer wired stability. The Roku interface works fine but can feel dated and a bit ad-heavy; at $49.99 from Best Buy, the value is still strong.

Amazon’s latest Echo Dot punches above its size—our testing found clearer vocals and deeper bass than earlier Dots, making podcasts and kitchen tunes more enjoyable. The built-in temperature sensor is handy for automations like turning on a fan, and it can even act as an Eero Wi‑Fi extender on compatible mesh networks. Downsides: there’s no 3.5mm audio-out for wired speakers, and readings can vary a bit. Audio remains shy of larger smart speakers, but at $49.55 it’s a versatile, affordable upgrade.

If you need serious portable power, the Anker 737’s 140W USB‑C output handled our laptop charging without breaking a sweat, and the color display made it easy to track output and battery health. It even refills itself astonishingly fast at up to 140W, hitting full in under an hour in our testing, and it’s $89.99. The trade-offs are real: it’s heavy and chunky, and we’ve seen occasional negotiation quirks with certain laptops and chargers. There’s also no UPS-style passthrough, so it’s not for uninterrupted backup.

The Bissell Little Green is our go-to for post-party couches and pet messes; during our review it pulled up set-in stains that sprays couldn't touch. It's lightweight and easy to carry, and the included tough-stain tool plus self-cleaning hose keep maintenance simple between quick spot-cleans. Operation is on the loud side, and the 15-foot cord can limit reach in larger rooms without nearby outlets. Aim carefully—the spray pattern can be wide and mist outside your target—and at $81 for Green Monday it's a powerful, portable value.

The Instant Pot Duo60 remains a weeknight workhorse, combining seven functions—pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, steam, rice, yogurt, keep warm—into a 6‑quart stainless pot that’s big enough for family meals. In our testing, the triple‑ply bottom supported better searing before pressure cooking, and the one‑touch programs plus plentiful recipes make it friendly for new users. Expect a learning curve and occasional burn notices if you don’t deglaze properly. Recent units can have weaker sauté heat than older models, but at $79 it’s excellent value.

For commutes and workouts, we found the Stanley Quencher H2.0 keeps drinks cold thanks to double-wall vacuum insulation, with ice clinking hours later. The ergonomic handle is comfortable, and the narrow base fits most car cup holders, meaning the big capacity travels better than you'd expect. Just remember the FlowState lid is splash-resistant, not leakproof if tipped, and its multiple seals can be fiddly to clean. At $27 for Green Monday, it's a steal if you want all-day cold hydration, but the 40-ounce size gets bulky and heavy when filled.

If you want salon-style blowouts fast, our experience shows the Revlon One-Step Volumizer Plus 2.0 dries and styles, saving time over a separate dryer and brush. It adds real volume and shine, and the detachable brush head makes cleaning and storage simpler between uses. To avoid frizz or heat damage, start on towel-dried hair and use a protectant—the tool can run hot on soaking-wet strands. Some users report bristle tips falling off and durability or electrical failures after months, but at $32.49 for Green Monday it's a budget-friendly upgrade.

This 20-pack of Hot Wheels die-cast cars is an instant collection that kids can race right out of the box, and in our experience the brand’s build quality holds up to hard play. Variety is the appeal here, though styles may vary and might not match the product images. A few buyers report packaging arriving damaged or opened, so consider in-store pickup if possible. The $35.99 Target price is decent, but single-car deals or other multipacks can sometimes be cheaper on Green Monday.

LEGO’s T‑6 Jedi Shuttle looks spot-on to the show, and in our build the exterior and wing-rotation function made it a fun display-and-play piece. The four minifigures, especially Ahsoka and Sabine, add big value for fans reenacting scenes. Just know the interior is very limited, the underside of the wing feels a bit unfinished, and some find the price high for the piece count. If you’re collecting Ahsoka-era sets, $79.99 at Target is a tempting Green Monday pickup.