Boxing Day 2025 is in the rearview now – shop these 120 best deals still available to buy as picked by a tech expert

This is an eye-catching phone with a unique design. It even has impressive battery life, plus a clean software. If you're after a budget handset for regular use – calls, texts, a little browsing – this is perfect. It doesn't have a lot of power for heavy use and the camera setup isn't as impressive as what you'd get from flagship phones with higher prices tags, but this discount helps sweeten the deal.

One of the best cheap phones in Australia, this Motorola handset is packed full of value if you don't need the latest and bestest phone on the market. For your money, you get a vivid display, impressive battery life and very good everyday performance. Don't expect it to handle heavy gaming, but its plenty for the average user. Note that the Slipstream (dark blue) variant is cheapest – lower than the Black Friday price – but the other two colour options are AU$497 (the same Black Friday offer).

The Google Pixel 9a is still a respectable entry level-premium option with a great camera and long-term support. Our reviewer found its camera provides some of the best macro photography capabilities anywhere, and that it boasts the same Tensor G4 chip found in the more expensive Pixel 9 models. It’s worth noting that while there will likely be a Pixel 10a sometime in the first quarter of 2026, the Pixel 9a is still good value and now AU$20 cheaper than Black Friday.

If you want to buy this phone outright, Amazon is matching its Black Friday price that we saw from The Good Guys in November. Sitting somewhere between the previous iPhone SE and its flagship iPhone 16 sibling, this 2025 release offers the Apple experience with a few less bells and whistles in exchange for a reduced price tag. Its smaller form factor (6.1-inch screen size) may also be appealing to fans of the iPhone minis of yore.

A weird and wonderful contender from an outsider brand, Nothing’s Phone (3) offers excellent value at its usual retail price, let alone with savings of more than AU$500. It boasts a robust camera system, large battery and unique design. Love it or hate it, we think it might just be the most interesting phone of the year – and at this price, it's a steal.

This isn't as good as the AU$500 discount we saw during Black Friday, but hey, it comes close. If you missed out then and you've been holding out for a new Android phone for the new year, this offer ain't bad. In our Google Pixel 10 review, we called it Google's "most competitive" smartphone yet. It boasts great cameras, useful AI tools and an unbeatable design.

This is a pretty good price drop on a phone we believe offers the best cameras of any Android with its 200MP (wide) + 50MP (ultra-wide) + 10MP telephoto setup. It also boasts an incredibly long-lasting battery life and stunning display. Plus, there's an additional AU$10 Amazon store credit to be had on this purchase.

Apple AirTags might be the most popular Bluetooth tracker, but thanks to a mighty discount, this Ugreen alternative might be the better buy. It has Apple Find My certification – which means iPhone users don't need to download a separate app for it. Plus, its built-in buzzer provides a very loud noise that helps you find your missing item. It's even designed to be easily attached to bags, pet collars and more. Make sure to click the 10% coupon to get the full discount here.

Samsung's alternative to Apple's AirTag was redesigned in 2023 and has been reasonably well received, making it a good Bluetooth tracker for non-Apple users. It'll let you keep tabs on the location of whatever you attach it to and, critically, it works with Android. A single unit has been as cheap as AU$29, but this is still a recommendable price.

If you've been looking for a set of tracking tags perfect for the Apple ecosystem, AirTags are your best bet, and this is one of the best prices I've seen in a long time for the four pack of Apple's Bluetooth tracker. This means each unit is just AU$32.25 and a lot cheaper than just buying one.

The INIU B64 is one of our favourite power banks, and while this isn't quite the lowest price we've seen (that was AU$95.99), there's still good bang for buck here. The B64 has up to a massive 140W output for fast charging anything from a phone to a laptop or portable gaming device. The large 27,000mAh (99.9Wh) capacity is (just) flight safe, it can charge three devices at once and is backed by a long three-year warranty.

The Anker 737 gets excellent results in our best power banks guide, and has a 140W output, a 24,000 mAh capacity (86.4Wh, so flight safe) and an excellent 85% efficiency. This is the typically discount, and we have seen it about 10% cheaper before – so check back closer to Boxing Day if you are happy to wait and see if it drops again.

The latest in Samsung's well-received budget tablet range, the A11 picks up where the A9 left off, and at the same price too. Although the 256GB version is currently cheaper than the 128GB and that represents excellent value for money. If that wasn't enough storage, you can expand that easily to up to 2TB via a microSD card. If you need an Android tablet for daily use like browsing, watching videos and maybe playing a few games, this one's well worth considering.

Want a premium Android tablet experience without the high price tag? This older S series slate comes with the S Pen, which makes it suitable for artists and notetakers, adding value to what is still quite a powerful device. Plus, Samsung has guaranteed security updates for the Galaxy Tab S9 until 2028, so it still has a couple years of life left in it.

Admittedly not a big discount at all, but any saving on an iPad is, I think, worth considering. This compact iPad has a slightly more powerful chip under the hood than the entry-level iPad. With Apple Pencil and Smart Folio support, this 8.3-inch slate is not just portable, but would be a handy device to have if you're working on the go.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is a powerful tablet, boasting a huge 14.6-inch AMOLED screen with an impressive 120Hz refresh rate. It's well-designed for browsing online, sketching, or watching your favourite shows, but it's also perfectly capable of being a complete laptop replacement once paired with a keyboard.

It's a very small discount, but one that I can't help highlight because it's a fantastic Kindle alternative. In Australia, most public libraries support OverDrive, so you can use your Kobo to borrow ebooks rather than spend money buying them. The monochrome screen is well optimised and there's Bluetooth connectivity for audiobooks (which no Kindle in Australia has). If you want a good 6-inch ereader, I highly recommend this one – and it wasn't even discounted during Black Friday.

While this discount isn't massive and is AU$20 more than what we saw over Black Friday, it's still a discount to consider on what I think is the best Kindle on the market. Its E Ink Carta 1300 screen is fantastic, page turns are quick and I gave it 4 stars in my review.

It might be slightly smaller than the Kindle Colorsoft (see below), but even at full price, the Kobo Clara Colour is cheaper and you get audiobook support. There's even baked-in OverDrive that allows you to borrow from a local public library that supports the platform. So, in the long run, this could well be the more economical colour ereader, and it's repairable too.

It's not a huge discount on what is hands down my favourite ereader, but it's cheaper than the Kindle Coloursoft (see below) right now and it has writing capabilities like the Kindle Scribe. Its user interface is clean and easy to navigate, there's 32GB of storage, and Bluetooth connectivity for audiobooks (Kindles in Australia don't have this feature). I'm also very partial to the ergonomic design. Oh, did I mention it has a 7-inch colour E Ink screen?

Using a 7-inch E Ink display with support for over 4,000 colours, 16GB storage and up to eight weeks' battery life on a single charge, the Colorsoft is hard to pass up, especially if you mostly read comics, manga or graphic novels. While it's not the most impressive discount (it was AU$20 cheaper for Black Friday), a AU$70 reduction isn't something to scoff at.

Kindles are known for their reading capabilities, but with the Kindle Scribe, you get that and a whole lot more. With a wide range of writing features, you can take notes, create sketches and brainstorm like a pro. I use it every day and love the 10.2-inch glare-free screen that has its own ambient light sensor to adjust screen brightness automatically, and I can't complain about its battery life either.

These affordable earbuds with ANC are brimming with features, including a range of ANC modes, EQ presets and other audio adjustments. They sound good (but you'll want to tweak it from the default) and they'll last up to 7.5 hours with ANC on before they need a recharge. Check out our Earfun Air Pro 4 review for more info and take advantage of this offer.

Smaller and lighter than the WF-1000XM5, the LinkBuds S are an alternative flagship wireless in-ears from Sony. That makes them more comfortable to wear, particularly for long periods. As we noted in our 4-star LinkBuds S review, they're still water resistant and offer both good audio quality and noise-reduction, but the sound isn't quite on par with the WF-1000XM5. They are, however, massively cheaper than the XM5s thanks to a huge 54% discount.

They were 45% off previously, but these buds at this price is definitely a deal worth checking out as they're one of the best true wireless buds... until the second-generation was released. Its ANC performance is par excellence and, being Bose, it doesn't compromise on sound either. Standout is the feature called Immersive Audio that makes a huge difference if you like your music 'surrounding' you.

This is a fantastic deal on Sony's flagship in-ears, although the pink variant was down to AU$249 not that long ago and this offer on the black colourway is AU$2 cheaper than what I saw during Black Friday. With very good sound, incredible comfort, and some of the best battery life on any earbuds with ANC, the WF-1000XM5 are a steal at this price.

Offering “incredible sound”, the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds have all the power and quality you’d expect from a Bose-branded item while providing the benefits of an open-ear form factor. The Immersive sound is excellent, and there’s also up to seven hours of play time and up to 48 hours of standby time. They simply just work and work very well. Note that only the black colourway is this price thanks to an additional AU$4.95 coupon.

Despite having first launched in 2020, I still think the Sony XM4s offer the best bang for your buck of any pair of over ear headphones available today. They deliver excellent sound, effective noise cancellation, heaps of useful features and they even fold away for easy travelling.

This relatively new Bluetooth speaker has been discounted to AU$157 before, making this deal an even better price. We gave the JBL Flip 7 a full five stars in our review and noted that the sound is a lot punchier than the previous model, plus it gets a bigger battery that lasts up to 16 hours.

Clean, detailed sound, full protection against dust and water and all packaged in a gorgeous body, the Bose SoundLink Flex is a Bluetooth speaker you'll want to take with you everywhere you go. Nearly all the colourways were going for AU$152 in July and AU$177 recently, so this isn't a bad price, but applicable only on the black variant and blue variants via a AU$5.01 coupon.

As we found in our LG xboom Grab review, the South Korean's re-entry to Bluetooth speakers is largely a success, as this portable model does an awful lot to pose a genuine challenge to JBL. Not only does it sound superb, but its packed with features, including integrated straps for connecting to surfaces and a beat-matching LED light. Now AU$10 cheaper than Black Friday.

We gave this new speaker 5 stars in our JBL Charge 6 review and said that if you want big, high-quality sound for a great price, it's unbeatable. And this is the same price we saw during Black Friday 2025, but note that only the black is cheapest, while the others come in just under AU$180.

It may not be the best speaker, but I don't think Samsung meant it to be a speaker first. It's more a picture frame that happens to be a speaker. It's solidly built, looks good and has room-filling sound. If you're an audiophile, you'll likely be disappointed by its lack of detail, but the average listener might enjoy it. And it's definitely a worthwhile consideration at half price.

The B5 is LG's entry-level model, but don't think it's not a capable performer, as it's still an excellent screen. And, in this 65-inch guise, coupled with its wealth of gaming support, it makes for a fantastic addition to a smaller room or as a gaming TV. Read our full LG B5 review for a full rundown on its capabilities.

The S90F is the step-down model from the S95F, but in terms of overall performance, there's not a whole lot in it. So, if your budget can't quite stretch to the flagship, you won't be disappointed with this model. Plus, you can get in a larger size for less. You get an Anti-Glare screen, sumptuous colours and a gorgeous, slim design.

This fantastic telly has gone much lower in price in recent months, but if you missed out then, this is still a good discount for what is one of the finest screens to be released in 2025. The C5 continues where the company's excellent C4 left off, serving up superb colours, brightness and contrast, resulting in a TV that's perfect for most homes. It's a good-looking TV and has a wealth of gaming features.

It's often the #1 bestselling soundbar on Amazon and that doesn't surprise me in the least. It was very well received by experts at its price point when it launched in 2023, and has remained a top option for users too. It was down to AU$309 for Black Friday, but I think it's still a fantastic budget option at this price, offering Dolby Atmos support, plenty of bass and a wide soundstage.

This smaller Sonos model was previously our most recommended soundbar for those looking for something compact and for listening to music. Compared to its predecessor, the Gen 2 model includes virtual Dolby Atmos, HDMI eARC compatibility (for hi-res audio streaming) and a refreshed design. If you’ll be playing music on this more often than playing TV audio, the discount from its already mid-range price makes this deal hard to resist.

In our Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar review, we said this soundbar rivals the Sonos Arc – the best Sonos soundbar on offer. It's compact, beautifully built, and offers plenty of control options to go with its wide, detailed sound. It's now about AU$50 more than its Black Friday price, but be sure the additional AU$10 coupon as well.

A decent saving here on LG's 9.1.5-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar, and just AU$10 more than what we saw during Black Friday. It's a genuinely great and immersive soundbar. The wireless subwoofer delivers thunderous bass, while the soundbar and rear speakers work in unison to deliver effective and authentic Dolby Atmos soundtracks.

The most powerful Amazon streaming device, the Max offers improved Wi-Fi performance and a faster processor compared to the standard 4K version – letting you traverse every major streaming service easily and lag-free. Perfect for those who want a stress-free, high-value addition to the lounge room, all you have to do is plug it in like any HDMI cord.

As long you keep the graphics settings at moderate, this impressive laptop will deliver playable frames for as long as you need. It has a large 15.6-inch screen and its Intel Core i5-13420H CPU plus RTX 3050 GPU all match well. Hard to complain for deal this price.

While it's marketed as more of a 'lifestyle' machine (which just means it's thin, light and aesthetically designed) but it's still got solid gaming talents, as long as you don't expect to play the latest games in the highest detail. The 144Hz screen is also a nice addition.

If you want a laptop that can easily handle games – but don't love how most of them look –  the Gigabyte A16 is for you. While it might be subjective, we love its slick and smooth design. This is the base model with an RTX5050, paired with a 13th Gen i7-13620H. It's not lacking anywhere, with a 1TB SSD, 16GB of DDR5 and a very nice 16-inch IPS screen.

This versatile 2-in-1 features the latest Series 2 Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor backed up by 32GB of RAM and a large 1TB SSD. The 16-inch (2880 x 1800) 120Hz OLED touchscreen display folds back through 360º and works with the Lenovo pen for writing and drawing. You also get extras like an IR facial recognition webcam, dual Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports and a decently large 70Wh battery. That's a lot of laptop for the money!

While the Quest 3S holds a few downgrades in the display department compared to the regular Meta Quest 3, you'll likely not notice unless you use them side by side. In most ways (including software and chipset), it’s identical, and a great option if you're looking to try VR gaming. It was AU$10 cheaper on Boxing Day from Amazon, but this deal is still excellent, and only a few dollars more than we saw on Black Friday.

Not quite the best price we've seen on the digital edition of the PS5 (meaning it can't take physical games on discs), but it's still one worth considering if you've missed out on the year's previous discounts. This is the lowest price available at the time of writing, with no stock on Amazon and a higher price from eBay.

If you’ve been hesitant to invest in the PSVR 2 at its full price, this deal brings it down to a better price than what we saw for Black Friday. Offering a seamless gateway to VR gaming when connected to a PS5, it’s a no-brainer if you're not too keen on the Meta Quest 3S (above).

Now, this is more like it! The PS5 Pro is now AU$3 cheaper than its Black Friday price, making it a lot more achievable if you've been saving up for this upgrade. It's still an expensive console and unless you're a super enthusiast with the need for some serious grunt under the hood of your console, this might be overkill.

It might not be the best controller for PC gaming, but it's still a fantastic option – and the best when it comes to PlayStation. Its haptics are world class and it feels excellent in-hand. The standard white model is cheapest right now at AU$84, but a couple of other colour options are AU$85 via the same listing.

It might not be a massive upgrade over the standard DualSense controller but then it's better built and its textured touchpad is an excellent addition. There are also two options for those remappable buttons on the rear that are removable if you won't use them. Plus the Edge-specific interface gives you plenty of customisations for the buttons via the Function paddles.

JBL’s Quantum 100M2 gives new gamers an easy, low-cost way into headset audio. You don’t get many add-ons, but you do get steady low latency sound and a boom mic that keeps your voice clear in chat. And this price even better than what we saw for Black Friday.

This is JBL's mid-range gaming headset, and while we haven't reviewed the standard 360, you can read our JBL Quantum 360X review (the version aimed at Xbox players) and our JBL Quantum 360P review (aimed at PlayStation gamers). The headsets are mostly the same except that the Xbox and PlayStation-oriented models are optimised for console play.

One of the best gaming mice available right now, the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Dex is an exceptionally lightweight and capable device, with a long-lasting battery life, five programmable buttons and a 32K DPI sensor. Also available in Black for the same price.

Looking to make more room on your desk? 65% keyboards are all the rage these days, and this from Asus streamlines things even further thanks to its low profile optical switches. A favourite among gamers, the Asus ROG Falchion RX version that's discounted here offers pre-lubed red linear switches and RGB lighting for some added style.

It's now AU$30 more than what this 27-inch monitor was at during Black Friday, but it's still a fantastic offer on a curved QHD display that boasts a 165Hz refresh rate. While you'll have to spend more for 4K resolution, it also offers HDR10, AMD FreeSync and a 1ms response time. It's a great pick up you're looking to upgrade your gaming (or work) station on a budget.

If you're looking for a mixture of size and speed under the AU$1,000 price bracket, look no further than this behemoth. 44-inches of 170Hz curved screen to lose yourself into, and at AU$899, it's a bit of a bargain (exactly what it was going for during Black Friday). The 5120 x 1440 resolution is also damn handy for those who will use it for work and play. Note that while it is listed as out of stock, you can still order it at this price and have it delivered once available.

It's non-curvred sibling earned five stars in our Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 review – in which we called it "a supreme 4K gaming monitor" – but we haven't reviewed this model. Still, its 34-inch curved screen has a 175Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time and a crisp 3440x1440 resolution, although it is currently AU$200 more than it's Black Friday price.

Widely considered a return to form – we agree! Awarding it four stars in our Battlefield 6 review, we fell in love with its fun multiplayer (though its campaign is middling). Just weeks after it launched, this discount makes it incredibly attractive.

Perhaps the best RPG of 2025 alongside Clair Obscur, this is a fantastic discount if you've been holding off on trying it out. It's unforgiving in combat, with a near sim level of dedication to reality. It's also happens to be one of the prettiest games you can play on PS5.

The last few iterations had left us with low expectations, but our reviewer called it "one of my favourite games of the year" in our Borderlands 4 review. If you want to loot, shoot and have a laugh, it doesn't get much better for this price.

Everyone's favourite open-world Mafia drama series returns, as we head back to Italy to learn the origins of the family we know. It left us wanting more, but sometimes that's a good thing. We found its story gripping and its world beautiful, but it was more linear than we were expecting heading into our Mafia: The Old Country review.

Looking to grab a little one something to play for Christmas this year? It's hard to go wrong with anything Mickey. This faithful remake promises to bring the magic of Disney to life in a vibrant 3D platformer – sending Mickey Mouse on an epic journey through a realm of forgotten Disney characters.

With high-definition graphics and a reworked interface that's better than the original's (released for the Nintendo 3DS), this stunning Switch 2 game has gotten a rare discount. There's even some other improvements here that make this sprawling tactical RPG a game worth picking up at half price.

This new Pokémon game is the first in the series to release natively for Nintendo Switch 2, so expect sharper and smoother gameplay than Scarlet & Violet. This one swaps turn-based combat for a live-action approach reminiscent of the Xenoblade Chronicles games.

This is more a remake than a remaster as its name suggests, with its combat system getting a full overhaul from the original and all the dialogue is now voiced. Those annoying and random encounters are gone too, making this JRPG a lot more enjoyable. If you loved Shin Megami Tensei V, or the Persona games, this is well worth checking out.

Our recently published Shark PowerPro review called it the best value vacuum the tester had ever tried and that's high praise indeed. It's also a newer budget model, so it takes advantage of the latest tech for a better clean. If there was any affordable cordless vacuum I would highly recommend, it would be this. Hit the price beat button on The Good Guys to get it for AU$273.

Taking everything that makes the standard Shark PowerPro one of the best affordable cordless vauum cleaners, but adding a bendy wand to get under furniture and headlights on the cleaning head to reveal all the dirt it needs to clean up, there's probably better value for money here for some users who'll take full advantage of the extra features.

With powerful and dynamic suction, plenty of attachments and an auto-empty charging dock, this is arguably the best value non-Dyson cordless vacuum right now. And there are no ongoing expenses here either because you won't need to buy dust bags. Just be sure to wash out the dust box in the dock and let it dry fully before popping it back for use again. While often sold around the AU$750 price point, this is the cheapest I've seen the PowerDetect Clean & Empty thanks to an additional AU$20 discount code.

Dyson quietly released this model earlier this year, offering a cheaper way to get yourself a wet-and-dry vacuum. It has lesser suction power than the V15s Detect, but we haven't been able to try it for ourselves yet. It also lasts no more than 40 minutes on a single charge. I'd say this would be better suited to smaller homes. This offer is significantly cheaper than Black Friday.

It might be getting a little long in the tooth but the V15 Detect is still arguably the best-value Dyson you can buy. This isn't the cheapest it's been, but it didn't even get discounted during Black Friday last month, so this offer definitely needs highlighting. It's lighter than the models that came after it, runs up to 60 minutes on a single charge (albeit in low suction and non-motorised tools), and the Fluffy Optic is a game changer for cleaning fine particles off hard floors.

Whether you want a standalone vacuum or a standalone mop, this Dyson does both remarkably well, but watch out for the dirty-water dripping out of the Submarine cleaning head after you've finished your chores. This vacuum was available for under the AU$800 mark for Black Friday, but I'd argue that it's still good value at this price as well.

Scoring AU$673 off Dyson's most powerful cordless vac is a great deal in my opinion, and you're getting it directly from the maker. This machine gets you up to 280 air watts of suction, which is plenty powerful even for the hairiest of carpets, plus up to 70 minutes of runtime (if used on low power and non-motorised attachments). It's a little top heavy in my opinion, but it's an excellent cleaner if you need a new vacuum.

If you live in a large home, having a high-capacity dust canister on your cordless vacuum cleaner is handy. Dyson's Gen5outsize comes with a bigger bin that's 150% larger than the usual Dyson ones, plus larger cleaning heads to get the job done faster. You even get a bigger battery that promises up to 70 minutes of fade-free power. However, that bigger battery and larger fixtures makes this a heavy machine, so it might be unwieldy for some users.

We called this wet-and-dry vacuum’s predecessor, the Floor One S7 Pro, the best overall for its excellent mopping and suction, a self-propulsion system and voice prompts. This newer version builds on those strengths, with a best-in-class suction of 22,000pa and 360º movement of the cleaning head. The S9 Artist also now features a lay-flat design to help fit under beds, sofas and other low-clearance areas.

As you'll find from our Roborock Saros 10R review, this premium robot vacuum is a talented performer. It can vacuum and mop incredibly well, benefits from an advanced LiDAR navigation system, and its low height means it can get underneath furniture that other robovacs may struggle with.

In my Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni review, in which it scored an impressive 4.5-star score, I called it a "chatty all-in-one robot vacuum that cleans better than most others". It's biggest drawback is its regular price, but this deal takes care of that – now the lowest price I've seen to date – letting you enjoy its strong suction, efficient edge cleaning, effective mopping and smart navigation at a much more accessible price.

I recently published my full Dreame Aqua10 Ultra review, giving it very high praise for its overall performance, but couldn't quite justify its full price. This offer still makes it an expensive investment but if there's any robovac that combines good looks with top-notch performance, it's this one. In fact, it's cleaning better than the Deebot X8 listed above.

When it comes to innovation in robot vacuums, I think the latest flagship in the Ecovacs range is the highlight. It's the world's first robovac to have fast-charging capabilities so it can work for longer, plus its base station completely does away with dust bags, reducing your ongoing costs. It can even wash the roller mop while it's fully soaked in hot water. It's still an expensive robot vacuum, but there's nothing quite like it right now – not at this price.

Back to its Black Friday price, this affordable GoPro could well be what you need to capture your summer holiday (mis)adventures. With 12MP on top and 4K video capabilities, this action camera gets you up to 100 minutes of capture on a single charge, plus a lot of the features the brand is known for.

There's no denying why a GoPro is so popular, and the Hero 13 Black has been one of the best action cameras on the market for a long time now. If you've been holding off to get one to capture everything you get up to in the new year in glorious 4K, this discount is AU$20 cheaper than its Black Friday price.

This tiny camera has a massive 8K resolution, giving you plenty of head room to edit in post production. Plus, the flip-up screen is perfect for vloggers, while its rugged body allows you to go anywhere to film anything without too much worry. Its image quality is fantastic as well and I know some of my colleagues keen on photography are partial to it and, even better, the price is now back down to the previous lowest discount.

DJI's first 360 camera made headlines at launch, and this 25% discount (same as Black Friday) is welcome as it's quite an expensive little camera. Packed to the rafters with features, including 8K capture for up to 100 minutes or 4K/120p slo-mo, this waterproof shooter could well be the only action camera you need.

Only a dollar more than it's Black Friday price, this entry-level camera is already affordable even at RRP. It might be a no-frills entry-level model that has a fixed rear display, but its 24.1MP APS-C sensor is excellent and it can shoot 4K/24p video (cropped) too.

Officially, this film camera-inspired digital version is called the X-HF1, but it made headlines as the X Half. If you're a film photography buff but don't have the cash to spend on rolls (and the subsequent processing of the negatives), this is one offer not to be missed.

It was AU$1,099 from Amazon earlier in the Black Friday sale, which makes this an even better offer. Plus, tack on a AU$100 cashback offer from Canon via redemption and you end up saving AU$460 in total. With a larger 1.4-inch sensor that boasts Canon's trusty Dual Pixel CMOS II autofocus with face and eye detection for humans, cats and dogs, it also has an integrated fan and plenty of power – perfect for a content creator.

There's plenty of features that you get on this entry-level camera that will help you hone your skills, meaning you get a lot of bang for your buck with the 24.2MP EOS R8. Up to 40fps burst speed, fantastic autofocus and a lightweight body too. Plus you get a lens to get started. Note: this offer is from a third-party reseller on Amazon and won't qualify for Canon's cashback offer.

This is the cheapest I've seen this Nikon Z6 III kit drop to and if you're after a fantastic full-frame camera, this one is it. The 24.6MP sensor can shoot at up to 120fps, records 6K video, has built-in image stabilisation and dual card slots, including one for a CFexpress device to make full use of its speed. If I didn't already use the Nikon Z8 myself, this is what I'd get.

This 61MP full-framer has Sony's AI-based AF system and 8K video capabilities (albeit at 24fps) on board, but its high res sensor is best suited to the landscape photographer. There's even up to 8 stops of image stabilisation to keep it steady while on the move. Note, however, that this isn't as good a discount as the 21% might seem as the street price of the A7R V body is about AU$4,999.

The S9 is a compact rangefinder-like camera that's got some serious video skills. On board is 'open gate' 6K video recording with very effective image stabilisation and Real Time LUTs. Panasonic's custom colour profiles are next level, plus it has a new MP4 Lite format for 4K videos that are smaller and quicker to process than MP4. It's also the smallest full-frame camera from Panasonic to date. You'll get a lens as well in the box and you can claim a bonus gift card directly from Panasonic via redemption.

The follow-up to the original Ray-Ban Stories, these smart glasses retain the classic Wayfarer look while packing a camera, speakers and new AI-powered features. Our review found that the 12MP camera and so-so audio meant that the glasses may not be for everyone, but gave it high marks for being lightweight and customisable.

We called this the best smart ring for battery life (rated up to 12 days + a further 150 days with the charging case) while also being a more affordable option than Oura and Samsung at full price. If you haven’t tried a smart ring before, these basically replicate fitness trackers but in a much smaller form factor – tracking your sleep, heart rate, activity and stress to determine your overall wellness score. This Gen 2 model even adds a sleep apnoea tracker.

The Garmin Vivoactive 5 is a brilliant all-rounder with an AMOLED display and 11 days of battery life, making it a great Apple Watch swap for runners and active users. The excellent Garmin Connect app can help you plan workouts and running routes, while you can follow along with gym-based exercises on the screen. It is, of course, more of a fitness tracker than a smartwatch, but it's good value even though we've seen it drop to AU$249 previously.

For someone who finds themselves in a lot of formal events, the Whitings ScanWatch 2 is a smartwatch that won’t look out of place with formalwear. It's a full-featured fitness tracker encased in an analogue dress watch, but with all the health tracking you need, including ECG. This offer is AU$60 more than Black Friday, but there's an additional AU$5.01 discount via a coupon here.

We called it "the best running watch ever" back in 2022 and its five-star Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar review (which just offers a longer-lasting battery than this non-solar model) supports that statement. It might not be in our guide to the best Garmin, but it's still a fantastic multisport watch.

The Blink Outdoor 4 is an affordable home security camera from Amazon with the ability to last up to two years off two AA batteries. It comes with an easy-to-use app and fairly good camera quality via a 1080p lens, and can store video when paired with a Blink Sync module. And this is a record-low price for a single unit that we saw even during Black Friday.

Give your home a doorbell and gain some peace of mind with the Ring Video Doorbell (Battery). As the name would suggest, it has a built-in rechargeable battery, meaning you don't have to have an electrician install it for you. That said, you do have the option of wiring it into your home's electrical system if you so choose. It provides 24/7 video capture in crystal clear 1080p HD and is an easy way to upgrade your home security.

There are video doorbells aplenty, but this one stands apart from the crowd by allowing you to see more. It promises to show you a head-to-toe image of who's at your door, and will do so in colour even at night. It also features motion detection and two-way talk. If you get a Ring Protection subscription, you'll also get notifications when a package getting delivered is within a specified zone. The 40% off here is not as good as previous 50% off deals, but still great value overall.

GL.iNet is a Hong Kong-based router maker that specialises in making amazingly affordable devices for tech enthusiasts and small businesses. The Flint 3 is a great example – this is a speedy tri-band Wi-Fi 7 unit running a custom version of the open-source OpenWRT router OS, which is jam packed with advanced features including integrated VPN, ad blocking, parental controls, bandwidth limiting and loads more. It's only weak point is that it lacks mesh, but despite that we still gave it 4 stars in our review. Generally selling for under AU$300 anyway, it's frankly astounding value with this extra discount.

This little smart plug will turn any old lamp or small appliance into a smart one. Just plug in your kettle or a lamp and you can use the app or Google and Alexa voice commands to control said device. You can set timers, create schedules and more, depending on what you plug into this adaptor. It's already quite affordable at AU$22 a pop normally, but why not save a few dollars?

Check out our review for the full scoop, but the Philip Hue Play bar light will give your lounge room setup some very customisable backlighting. While you will need a Hue Hub (sold separately) if you want to sync or screen mirror, the Play can still create quite the ambience on movie nights. We often see it discounted to this price during sales, but otherwise it's sold at the full RRP.

I'm a massive Philips Hue fan and have a few smart bulbs scattered around my home, but every time I purchase one, I usually baulk at the price tag. So when there's a discount, I wouldn't hesitate sharing it, even though this has been around the AU$130 previously. There's a 2m length here to get you started, and it combines white and coloured light for some very pleasing effects. If you already have a Hue Bridge, this will work with your current setup, but you can use it independently as it's Bluetooth compatible too.

This compact manual coffee machine can pour up to two espresso shots at once and features a steam wand for cafe-quality milk foaming. There's no built-in grinder, but you either use ground coffee beans or invest in a separate grinder using the cash you save with this deal. Now cheaper than Black Friday thanks to an additional AU$10 coupon.

Breville's compact manual espresso machine is perennially popular, and it's also fairly regularly discounted in Amazon's big sales. This Boxing Day discount is fairly typical, but we've only seen it cheaper once in 2025, when it briefly (and somewhat randomly) dropped to AU$349 in May. If you want a coffee machine that does both shots and milk, this one won't is a reliable performer that doesn't take up much counter space, though do note it doesn't include a grinder.

Breville's Barista Express coffee machine makes for a great all-in-one espresso machine that doesn’t need you to spend a fortune. While this model does occasionally drop down to around the AU$560 mark, we’re happy to recommend it with this AU$111 discount off the RRP, which isn’t too far off that. The Barista Express’s beautiful design and powerful integrated burr grinder (with 35 grind settings), helped it earn top marks from our reviewer.

This Philips bean-to-cup machine can make 12 coffee-based drinks, all of which are delicious brews time after time. We did find its milk foaming skills weren't the best in our LatteGo 4400 Series review, but it's hard to complain when it's discounted steeply. It's possible to pick this up for a lot less, but a 33% discount is still worth considering.

According to our 4.5-star Ninja Luxe Café review, this machine is worth the hype. Our tester said it was "an espresso machine anyone can master" that offers pro-level drinks without the effort. She also applauded its consistently great brews, ease of use, striking build and excellent value – quite a statement considering its price, which is now the cheapest it's ever been.

Probably the cheapest it's been, this is a Lightning Deal on Amazon, which means the offer ends as soon as stocks are done. So be quick! This air fryer uses a glass basket, so it's supremely easy to clean and there are no chemicals to worry about either. It's compact too.

Securing a spot on our list of the best air fryers, our reviewer said this innovative model from Ninja was the "air fryer of my dreams". It takes a familiar double drawer design, but stacks them on top of each other, resulting in a smaller footprint. Performance is exemplary, but just make sure the food you put in isn't that big, as the drawers themselves are 4.75L each.

This is the Creami on steriods! OK, that's a touch dramatic, but this ice-cream maker not only does what the original Creami offers, but adds in a soft-serve unit as well, one that has 6 programs. So, in total, there's 13 one-touch presets now available on the Swirl. So go on, indulge on those healthy (or not so healthy) cold desserts year round. This is AU$10 more than what it was last month, but be sure to apply the AU$14 coupon for the full discount.

There are a couple of varaints of the Shark FlexBreeze fan and my pick is the one with the misting attachment. It costs AU$50 more than the standard version, but that attachment could prove handy at your next backyard barbie. And it can run on battery for up to 24 hours. It will even convert into a tabletop or portable fan with the press of a button. A handy remote is also in the box.

Remarkably similar to the Dyson Big+Quiet, Dreame's AirPursue is doesn't just cool and purify, it can also work as a heater – so better value for money here. Built to work in large spaces (up to 175sqm), it's got a motion sensor, so it can automatically switch on if it detects anyone (even your pets) in the room.

Offering one of the most fuss-free shaves, the Philips OneBlade 360 is a nigh-on essential tool for any man's grooming routine. The cutting blade itself can move in any direction, ensuring constant, comfortable contact with your face to remove your beard entirely, while an included guard comb allows you to trim your facial fuzz to a desired length.

Whisk away facial hair in one smooth motion using Manscaped's Beard Hedger beard trimmer. With 20 length settings, edge trimming capabilities and a fully waterproof body, you'll be perfecting your stubble in no time. We have seen this trimmer go lower in price before, but we think it's such a talented performer that we felt compelled to include it here.

This is one of the best sonic electric toothbrushes money can buy and it's now at the lowest price we have seen on Amazon. If you didn't know what a 'sonic' brush it, it's quieter and gentler than an oscillating electric toothbrush (like Oral-B). The DiamondClean 9000 has 4 cleaning modes, and one of them gets you 3 intensities.

This smart brush was down to AU$199 for Black Friday, but this offer isn't too far off. It harnesses the power of AI to recognise your personal brushing style and provide feedback via the companion app to improve it. It also features a pressure sensor and an interactive display, plus comes with a magnetic charging stand.

Cheaper than buying just a single Sonicare DiamondClean 9000 Series toothbrush (see above), this 2-pack gets you a his and hers set, along with a glass that's actually its charger. While the best price on a single unit is for the Navy colourway, this bundle pack will get you black and pink brushes.

It was the multi-styler that began the Airwrap-dupe trend and now it's slowly fading away from popularity with newer models from Shark itself and other competitors joining in. I use it myself and even though the Airwrap would be the better styler, I can't deny its overall value.

Promising to take way less time to straighten hair than traditional flat irons by working just fine in wet hair, the Airstrait is the hair-care tool making headlines. It won't burn wet hair as other straighteners would, leaving you with less hair damage and a quicker styling session in the mornings.

This hair dryer has a plethora of sensors that make sure your scalp remains healthy, automatically adjusting heat and airflow depending on how far away the dryer is from your head. You also get a bunch of magnetic attachments for a styled blow dry too – this hair dryer won a TechRadar Gadget of the Year Award in 2024, so it's well worth considering.