The coolest stuff at Walmart for less than $100

When it comes to shopping at Walmart, you don't need to spend a lot of money to find something cool. These craveworthy, $100-and-under finds are proof.

To start: The Amazfit Bip, a "remarkable bargain" of a fitness smartwatch (per CNET's own Scott Stein) with a full-color screen, heart-rate monitoring, GPS, weeks' long battery life and more, all for $80.

This high-powered Nerf blaster comes with 40 high-impact rounds that fire at 100 feet per second, so it's definitely only for kids 14 and up.

The '90s are back! The Sega Genesis Mini retro console comes with 40 classic games built in, including Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2, Earthworm Jim, Streets of Rage 2, Phantasy Star IV and Shining Force.

With 1,070 pieces (including studio lights, Joey's "man bag" and a Gunther minifig), could this Lego set be any more complicated?

This year's hottest Nintendo Switch game is actually a pair of games: Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield.

The Luxe Bidet 120 Neo has always proved to be popular with shoppers at our sister site, The Guide. This upgraded model, the Luxe Bidet 320 Neo, features a warm-water spray. It's a nice touch in those cold winter months.

This trendy cooler backpack (available in three sizes) keeps ice solid for up to 24 hours, so it's the perfect take-along for camping trips, fishing expeditions and more. Plus, when you're done, it rolls up for easy storage. Very cool.

The $600 Theragun G3 Pro may be the Lexus of massage guns, but if you're looking for a similar device at a much lower price, check out the under-$100 NordicTrack Recovery Massage Gun.

Let's face it: Most bargain headphones sound terrible. But that's not the case with the Tribit XFree Tune Bluetooth Headphones, a comfortable "no-name" pair with well-defined bass, good clarity and 24-hour battery life.

This high-quality Infinity Gauntlet that you can wear (hell yeah) features glowing Infinity Stones and movie-inspired sound effects.

Yeah, yeah, we hear you about "hard" ice cream. But there's something magical about soft serve. This machine makes soft serve in 20 minutes, and has room for up to three mix-ins.

Kind of like a jacuzzi for your feet, this Belmint Foot Spa Massager combines motorized rollers with a bubbling warm water bath.

You won't find a Nerf blaster that fires rounds faster than this: The rechargeable Perses MXIX-5000 shoots eight foam balls a second, and comes with a trigger safety lock.

The Bose SoundLink Micro is an IPX7 waterproof Bluetooth speaker that delivers impressive bass and maximum portability with six-hour battery life. And it really is micro -- this thing measures just 3.75 by 3.75 inches.

This adorable interactive Star Wars droid can be controlled from your phone via voice command. If you're interested, know that Disney has discontinued its licensing deal with Sphero, so this could be your last chance to pick this toy up.

If you're looking for a classic Star Wars droid to control by phone, check out this app-enabled R2-D2 that comes complete with all the glorious beeps and boops you remember.

The best way to describe the Click and Grow Smart Garden 3? It's like a Keurig, but for plants. This model comes with three basil capsules to start your indoor garden off right.

This 878-piece Lego set is surprisingly detailed, with a moveable grand staircase, potions room, treasure room with chest, and the Mirror of Erised. You even get a tiny Lego sorting hat.

How do you take a breakfast sandwich maker, an already unnecessarily luxurious single-use kitchen gadget, to the next level? By adding dual sandwich technology, of course.

The Whistle Go tracker, akin to an Apple Watch for dogs, offers real-time location tracking and wellness. But note that you'll need to tack on a $6.95 to $9.95 monthly AT&T subscription to get the most out of it.

This bolt-action Nerf blaster turns you into a First Order Stormtrooper. (Just hope you have better aim than those guys.)

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 9, a new-school take on old-school instant photography, comes with an accessory kit that includes enough film for 40 shots.

This entry-level touchscreen Fitbit automatically recognizes workouts (including swimming) and tracks your sleep too, all with five-day battery life.

This easy-to-use telescope includes a clamp for your phone, so you can record video and take pictures of the night sky.

Here's something you can't buy on Amazon: the Google Nest Hub, the smart display that's "still the one to beat," per our own Andrew Gebhart.

This pressure cooker with a cult following is ridiculously versatile: You can use it to make cakes, lip balm and popcorn. Seriously.

Sure, when it comes to smart doorbells, we like the $229 Google Hello best. But don't sleep on the original 720-pixel Ring Video Doorbell, the most affordable way to keep tabs on who's showing up at your front door.

The JBL Flip 4, "one of the best speakers in its size and price class," per CNET's David Carnoy, is waterproof with 12-hour battery life. There's the newer Flip 5 (it has slightly better sound and battery life), but this speaker costs $40 less.

Every iconic building in this 598-piece Lego set is scaled true to life, so you can better appreciate the New York skyline.

Consisting of a whopping 1,771 pieces, this Star Wars Lego set of Yoda has a posable head, along with moving fingers and toes. Definitely not for beginners.

The secret to good photography and YouTube video is lighting, lighting, lighting. And that's what the app-enabled Lume Cube Air is all about -- it's our pick for the best mobile light.

This fast-AF motorized Nerf dart blaster has a 25-dart rapid-fire drum.

Ever want to know what it's like to swim around like a mermaid? Well then, this is your buy. It comes in a wide range of colors, too.

The Wisdom Panel Dog DNA kit reveals your doggo's breed ancestry back three generations, and provides unique DNA-based insights into their appearance, behavior, and wellness needs.

Want to get started with smart lighting? The Philips Hue White LED Starter Kit is "one of the best-developed DIY smart-home platforms money can buy," says CNET's Ry Crist, "and this white-light starter kit is your most affordable entry point."

This wireless photo printer, compatible with both Android and iOS, prints smudge-free photos in 2- and 3-inch sizes. It's a real hit at parties!

These Powerbeats3 Wireless Headphones offer "very good sound for Bluetooth sports headphones, reliable operation, and strong battery life (12 hours), thanks to Apple's W1 chip." Not bad for less than $100.

It's the secret to happiness, sculpted into a 14-inch neon sign.

Want to take your tortilla game to the next level? This non-stick device makes fresh tortillas from masa harina... or just warms up the tortillas you buy at the store. No judgment.

The Syma X5C Drone, hailed by CNET's Joshua Goldman as "an incredible bargain for a camera drone," flies for 7 to 10 minutes on a 90-minute charge.

This ethanol-fueled portable fireplace adds serious ambiance to any location, indoors and out.

The popular 1080-pixel Vankyo Leisure 3 projector can turn any wall into a 170-inch viewing screen for your favorite games and movies. Now this is how you do outdoor movie night right.

Vinyl is making a huge comeback these days. This Victrola four-in-one plays all your favorite records, has built in AM/FM radio and can stream songs from your phone via Bluetooth.