Sharmishta Sarkar

A weekend and a day to go of Amazon Prime Day 2025 and there's still plenty of discounts on mobile phones, headphones, tablets, cameras, power banks, vacuum cleaners and a heck of a lot more.

Mirrorless cameras and DSLRs with interchangeable lenses usually carry a four-figure price tag, but Prime Day has delivered very capable Canon cameras at affordable prices.

All-in-one options from Ecovacs, Dreame, Eureka and Narwal – prices from just AU$799

The Kobo Libra Colour offers more value than any current Kindle available in Australia, and it's got a small discount on Amazon for Prime Day.

Aussie EOFY sales may have officially ended, but we've found 25 deals still hanging around.

I use the 2024 Kindle Scribe every day and I can't recommend it highly enough to anyone who loves to read and journal, particularly when there's up to 43% off ahead of Prime Day.

There's hundreds of dollars to be saved on cordless vacuums right now, and all my recommendations have been tested by me or my colleagues.

The Kobo Clara BW might be a touch more expensive than the entry-level Kindle, even when discounted, but it justifies its price in more ways than one.

This robot vacuum can suck up dirt, mop, empty its own bin, wash its mop pads and dry them too – all for just AU$999, which is an absolute bargain.

Amazon's big sales means you can score high-ticket items for a fraction of the price and I've picked my favourites – from headphones to air fryers and a lot in between.

Shipping with its free-standing dock, three main cleaning heads and three additional attachments, the V15s Detect Submarine Complete is a worthwhile investment for AU$1,099.

Most other all-in-one robot vacuums like the Deebot T20e Omni cost upwards of AU$1,500, making this 60% discount one heck of a bargain.