Inzone H6 Air: was $199.99 now $168
A new lowest-ever price on a stellar pair of wired gaming headphones. They're seriously comfortable thanks to their incredibly light weight and offer high audio fidelity. They're fully compatible with PS5, PC, Xbox, and more.View Deal

There's also a meaty discount in the UK, where you can find the Inzone H6 Air at a new lowest-ever price.View Deal

Unless you have blackout curtains in your room, it can be hard to stay asleep when the sun gets up, especially with the combination of daylight saving and summer’s longer days, but a sleep mask can be an affordable alternative. While there are plenty of cheap basic options, spending a little bit more for something that can block all light, has breathable materials, adjustable fit and optimised for side sleeping — like this Manta Pro Sleep Mask — makes a lot of sense if it can ultimately help you sleep better.View Deal

Eyeris 1 eye massager: was $89.99 now $64.99
For a different kind of eye mask, the Renpho Eyeris is a massager that aims to relieve eye strain, dry eyes, eye puffiness, sinus pressure and even headaches. It also has Bluetooth connectivity for music playback through the built-in speakers. You can also fold it for storage, making it portable for travelling. It’s relatively bulky and heavy at 662g, so it may not be suitable as a sleep mask, but it can be serviceable for quick naps.View Deal

We called it "nearly the perfect fitness tracker" in our Oura Ring 4 review, praising the design, ease-of-use, long-lasting battery and detailed health information it offers. This fascinating bit of tech hasn't been cheaper and, even though you need a subscription, it could be well worth it for the comprehensive health data you can get. Note that prices vary depending on colour and size, but most are discounted.View Deal

Sleep A30: was $319.99 now $259.99
Earplugs not cutting it? These sleep earbuds from Soundcore have active noise-cancelling that aims to block out sounds like snoring, pets, appliance hum and outside traffic. Its charging case also detects snoring sounds to mask them even further than what the ANC can block. The design is also optimised for side-sleepers to make it comfortable and secure through the whole night. The previous generation A20 is cheaper at AU$199.99, but it does rely on basic passive noise isolation — though it also has a longer 14-hour battery life compared to the A30’s 9 hours with ANC.View Deal

D1+ white noise machine: was $69.99 now $54.14
If you’re not keen on the idea of sleeping with earbuds, then a white noise machine can still provide some ambient sounds to help you nod off. This one from Dreamegg also integrates an alarm clock and a night light to become a multifunctional bedside device. The alarm is available in six different tones with adjustable volume to let you personalise how you want to be woken up. The included night light is bright enough to guide you in the dark but also soft enough that it shouldn’t wake other people up.View Deal

Smart Light Bulbs E27 (4-pack): was $99.99 now $69.99
Forget harsh overhead lights — lamps with LED bulbs are much better for bedrooms (and even living rooms) for providing a cozy, inviting mood to help you wind down after a long day. These smart bulbs from Govee also make lamps much easier to manage by controlling them all remotely, either through a centralised smart home hub or via your smartphone. These can also integrate with Alexa or Google Home, where you can also set up automations. You can check out Amazon’s deals on lamps here.View Deal

Tower Fan 5000: was $179 now $113.05
Tower fans generally run more quietly than pedestal fans, and this one from Philips is rated for 39-46db depending on the chosen speed, compared to 65db from most pedestal fans in the market. This also works great for smaller spaces with a narrow 23.8cm frame while standing 109.5cm tall to provide more cooling.View Deal

Turboblade Ultra: was $399.99 now $279
If you’re keen to splurge a bit, this dual-mode oscillating fan from Shark can work in a vertical ‘tower’ setup like the Philips above, or alternatively be rotated 180º and positioned horizontally to cover a wider area. It runs similarly to the Philips at 40db at its quietest, but note its more powerful modes can emit up to 53db — which is, admittedly, still quieter than most conventional pedestal fans.View Deal

The Sonos Arc Ultra is one of the best one-box Dolby Atmos soundbars you can buy. It offers a raft of improvements over its predecessor, including some clever speaker driver technology, resulting in spectacular sound. We do wish for more HDMI inputs and DTS:X support, but otherwise, it's fantastic.

Also available in black for the same price.View Deal

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 is a fantastic, compact soundbar that delivers a sound that belies its size. It produces convincing virtual Dolby Atmos surround effects, and, being a Sonos product, works wonderfully with music. View Deal

HW-Q990H: was $1999 now $1205
This Samsung soundbar package is the real bee’s knees. The company has been at the top of its game for the last few years, and this latest iteration produces stunningly effective Atmos height and surround effects, married with crystal-clear dialogue. You’ll be wanting to rewatch all your favourites all over again. Enter code SAVENOW for the full saving.View Deal

HW-Q930H: was $1699 now $699
We’ve not reviewed this Samsung soundbar, but it’s essentially a slight step-down compared to the Q990H above, but it gets a huge discount. By that, I mean the channel count drops from 11.1.4 to 9.1.4 — so you’re still getting genuine Dolby Atmos channels — and it loses out on full 4K/120Hz passthrough. Otherwise, this is a similar speaker package that’s sure to have your living room rumbling. Enter code SAVENOW for the best price.View Deal

Bar 1300MK2: was $2299.95 now $1998
Yes, this one is on Amazon, but it’s not technically a Prime Day deal, so I’m allowed to include it. This uber-powerful JBL Dolby Atmos soundbar can be set up as a single bar and subwoofer, or you can remove the speakers on either end and position them as rear surrounds. It’s rather genius, and it works incredibly well. Plus, they can also be used independently as Bluetooth speakers. Also available from JBL AU for AU$1,999.95.View Deal

Bravia Theatre System 6: was $1199 now $847
This Sony soundbar package also features dedicated rear surrounds. It’s a little different in its design, in that all connections are found on the subwoofer. You do need to connect the soundbar to the sub, but the rear surrounds only need power and will receive audio information wirelessly. Our colleagues at What Hi-Fi? loved it in their review, claiming it to be “a huge, deep, room-filling performer” that “combines that scale with control and nuance”. View Deal

This budget-friendly 2.1 soundbar is ideal for anyone looking to upgrade their TV or computer audio without spending much money. We were pleasantly surprised by how it performed in our Creative Stage Pro review, finding it delivered impressive bass and excellent volume. Given its size and price, expectations should be tempered, but for a cost-effective audio upgrade, it's ace.View Deal

OK, so it’s not the latest Flip 7, but the Flip 6 is still that good that it’s worth checking out, especially at this price. JBL is the true king of portable BT speakers, and the Flip 6 is a testament to that fact. It delivers an expansive, bassy sound, is oh-so simple to use and is built to withstand whatever you want to throw at it. View Deal

As with the Flip 6 above, this isn’t the latest version of the superb Charge speaker, but considering that model costs AU$150 more, I reckon the Charge 5 is the better buy. It ticks all the boxes: lovely balanced sound, it can go loud (although some distortion can creep in), it’s rated for up to 20 hours of playback time, and it has a tough exterior. For the same money as the Flip 6 above, I’d say the Charge 5 ultimately offers greater value. View Deal

SoundLink Flex (2nd Gen): was $249.95 now $147.25
The Bose SoundLink Flex is a terrific little Bluetooth speaker that delivers a powerful sound that belies its size. It’s built to an extraordinarily high standard and it's fully protected against dust and water, and it can even float! It’s perhaps not the outright best option for larger rooms and large groups, but keep things a little smaller in scale and you’re onto a winner. View Deal

The JBL Grip slots neatly between the formidable Flip and JBL’s ultra-compact Clip Bluetooth speakers. The Grip is also relatively small, yet in JBL fashion, delivers a big sound. It also, perhaps unsurprisingly, offers impressive protection against dust and water and has some nifty LED lighting on its rear. Do note the low price here is only for the yellow and turquoise models.View Deal

I’ve been eagerly waiting for a deal on the Stormbox Micro 3, and this sale has delivered. The latest version of one of our favourite compact Bluetooth speakers, the palm-sized Micro 3 is superb. It delivers truly seismic bass that’s well controlled and commanding, while the rest of the frequency range is handled with expertise. What’s more, it’s protected against dust and water, and can last up to 24 hours on a single charge. It’s truly remarkable.View Deal

Harman Kardon feels like it’s been away from the Bluetooth speaker scene for a while, and so the Luna 2 represents a welcome return. We’ve not reviewed it ourselves, but our friends at What Hi-Fi? gave it a positive four-star rating, claiming it produces “one of the most articulate and vocally impressive performers this sort of money can buy”, and that’s at full price. This better-than-half-price discount makes it all the more appealing.View Deal

You wait long enough for Harman Kardon speakers and multiple come along at once. The SoundSticks 5 is the latest in the iconically designed lineage and is built for the modern-day music listener. It gains Wi-Fi (and therefore network streaming capabilities), Bluetooth 6, Auracast and a boost in output power. It’s also available in black for a little extra. And, if you can make do without Wi-Fi and rely solely on Bluetooth streaming, the older SoundSticks 4 is available for a smidge under AU$200. View Deal

Luna 2: was $229.95 now $99.95
Our colleagues at What Hi-Fi gave this portable speaker 4 out of 5 stars in its review, praising the design, audio performance and bass. They did say the battery life was middling and there was some slight treble edginess, but this 57% discount takes care of those concerns in spades.View Deal

If you just need a decent pair of computer speakers without going all-out for an expensive audiophile-level setup, these small and compact ones from Creative “punch way above their weight” in terms of sound and design, according to our Creative Pebble Pro review. That said, these are quite basic with few features and the cables can make for a cluttered desk, but I doubt that you can find anything comparable for this price.View Deal

MX Anywhere 3S: was $139.95 now $77.90
This mouse is my favourite for travelling, not only for its small and compact size but also for its ability to work on more surfaces than just about any other mouse can, hence the name. The battery life also lasts up to 18 months without a charge, and it also features the same adjustable scroll wheel found in the larger MX Master mouse. This price only applies to the Rose colour, but the Black and Pale Grey are also discounted.View Deal

Monitor Light Bar: was $59.99 now $47.99
This monitor-mounted lamp will illuminate your workspace and reduce eye strain and screen reflections, while also saving some precious desk space that a conventional lamp would take otherwise. I have this at my home office desk and it was easy to mount and attach, and has served me well for four years.View Deal

P41 45W 10,000mAh power bank: was $39.99 now $28.48
We love Iniu’s power banks and we’ve included some of them in our best power banks in Australia buying guide. We haven’t reviewed this specific model but I own one and it has so far been my favourite of all the power banks I’ve owned before. It’s slim at just 1.7cm at its thickest point, and compact enough at 11cm tall and 6.9cm wide to easily fit in a pocket. It comes with a braided cable attached to the unit for convenience, fast 45W charging and a cute pawprint-shaped battery level indicator.View Deal

112W desktop charger: was $79.95 now $53.19
This 6-in-1 charger (3 USB-C and 3 USB-A) from Anker sits mainly on my desk to quickly charge all my devices and power some desk-bound bits and bobs like a desk fan and a mini lamp, all while tucked away underneath the desktop, thanks to the included cable organiser. I’ve also used it as a travel charger on some trips instead of traditional charging bricks, due to its relatively compact design and high-wattage fast charging.View Deal

Battery Video Doorbell 2K: was $149 now $68
The second generation of this affordable video doorbell from Amazon-owned Ring now provides head-to-toe coverage, 2K resolution video and a swappable battery, earning itself 4 stars out of 5 in its review and a spot in our best video doorbells buying guide. You can also get a bundle with a no-drill mount or another with the third-generation Ring Chime. It’s worth noting that a lot of the features are locked behind a subscription service, Ring Protect, which starts at AU$4.95/m or AU$49.95 per year, so take those costs into account as well.View Deal

Video Doorbell 2K (2nd Gen): was $229 now $68.89
We named the first-gen model one of the best video doorbells you can buy in Australia, and this newer iteration improves upon it with 2K resolution video, a wireless option with USB-C rechargeable internal battery and a smaller, more compact design. Like the Ring above, a lot of the features are locked behind a subscription, Arlo Secure, with prices starting from AU$6.67/m.View Deal

Smart Band 10: was $89.50 now $64.99
We rated this the best overall cheap fitness tracker for its 18-19 day battery life, 150-plus tracking modes, reliable heart rate tracking, accurate step counts, sleep monitoring and more. Our review’s score is attributed to the minor upgrades and a price hike over its predecessor rather than any fault of the device itself, and so this discount takes care of those concerns with ease.View Deal

Amazfit made a splash earlier this year when it officially launched in Australia, bringing with it plenty of affordable but feature-packed smartwatches and fitness trackers that undercut offerings from Garmin, Apple, Samsung and more. The Bip 5 Unity can track 120 sports modes, heart rate, blood oxygen and sleep quality. It also has a built-in speaker and microphone for calls directly on your wrist, as well as support for Alexa. More importantly, the battery is rated for 11 days with typical usage or up to 26 days in battery saver mode.View Deal

If you're looking for a truly cost-effective audio upgrade, the 1More Sonoflow are up for the task. We praised the comfort, noise cancelling capability and the mammoth 70 hours of battery life in our 1More Sonoflow review. You'll struggle to find better at this price, which is the lowest I've seen in a long time.View Deal

Sonoflow Pro: was $129.99 now $82.14
If your budget can stretch a little, you can get yourself the Pro version of 1More's talented over ears. They've maintained a position as the best budget noise-cancelling headphones for some time now, due to their satisfying sound, excellent battery life and the best ANC for the money.View Deal

Soundcore is another brand that knows how to produce a budget-friendly set of headphones that don't scrimp on quality. Check out our Anker Soundcore Space One review for more info, but they reduce noise by 98% and offer continuous playback of up to 55 hours. In other words, these headphones are perfect for any audiophile and offer a great Beats alternative where looks are concerned.View Deal

Soundcore Space One Pro: was $349.99 now $219.99
The Space One Pro headphones improve upon the non-Pro version with improved sound quality, with the added benefit of hi-res audio support (thanks to LDAC). ANC is strong, and battery life is great at up to 60 hours. The companion app also opens up a wealth of customisation and includes a HearID feature that will tailor the sound profile to your personal preference. View Deal

Live 780NC: was $299 now $189.05
JBL's rather stylish over ears are definitely worth checking out if you want a touch of style with your music. They also happen to be a top performer, as we said in our review, they are "everything you want in headphones at this level". View Deal

Not only do the Headphone (a) offer a distinctive design, but they’re also crammed with features that make them an utter joy to use. Sound quality is superb too, making these attractive over-ears a genuinely viable alternative to the more established names. The best price is on the white colour option.View Deal

The Bose QuietComfort SC Headphones are simply stunning and prove why the company is the king of ANC. They do miss out on some features only found on their Ultra sibling, but for a solid, everyday pair of over-ear cans, you really can't go wrong here. The SC variant essentially means they come with a soft case only and aren't different from the standard Bose QuietComfort Headphones. View Deal

Momentum 4 Wireless: was $624.95 now $240
Sennheiser has now finally released a newer version of its stunning Momentum headphones, but that only means this fourth-gen model becomes even more affordable. In our five-star Sennheiser Momentum 4 review, we highlighted their effective active noise-cancellation, 60-hours of battery life and excellent sound quality. The best price is on the black model, but other colours get good discounts.View Deal

WH-1000XM4: was $439 now $299
They might be a couple of generations old now, but the Sony XM4s are still a formidable pair of headphones that I'm always more than happy to recommend. They're comfortable, sound fantastic, and benefit from very capable ANC. A true gem.View Deal

QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (Black): was $649 now $361
The Bose QuietComfort Ultra are a stunning set of headphones and comfortably the best when it comes to active noise-cancellation. Their sound quality is nothing short of exquisite, and the ability to turn any song into a spatial audio one thanks to Immersive Mode earns it another gold star. View Deal

Apple's first-generation AirPods Max get a welcome discount for Prime Day, in a variety of colours too. Undoubtedly still an investment, but one that is worth it if you're looking for excellent ANC and "unbelievable audio performance" according to our Apple AirPods Max review. They do have a couple of flaws, but the pros outweigh the cons. View Deal

Ear (3a): was $179 now $127.75
We're not a fan of the call recording feature, but in all other aspects, these Nothing earbuds are excellent. Sound quality is exemplary, and there's plenty of tweaking available via the app, and the ANC is effective too. The best price is on the black model, but other colours including yellow and pink also see discounts.View Deal

QuietComfort Earbuds: was $289 now $178
Coming in at just AU$10 more than their Prime Day price (in black, pink or white only) the Bose QC Earbuds are worth checking out. They employ best-in-class noise cancellation, an unbelievably comfortable and secure fit, solid battery life and a feature-packed app.View Deal

AirPods 4 (ANC): was $299 now $185
If your budget doesn't quiet stretch to the Pro 3, there's a great discount on the AirPods 4 with ANC. They're mightily impressive, being able to effectively block out external sounds, despite not fitting in your ear quite as much. The soundstage is excellent, and they support spatial audio. Battery life is decent with five hours on a single charge or 30 hours with the included carry case.View Deal

Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds: was $499 now $246
We gave these stunning earbuds 4.5 stars out of 5 in our Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 review, as they have class-leading audio handling and impeccable sound quality that rivals the best wireless earbuds. With balanced sound, effective ANC and a great battery life, these Sennheiser buds will make any audiophile smile. View Deal

Powerbeats Fit: was $329 now $269
We've not reviewed this set of Beats earbuds just yet, but we've been impressed with the brand's previous efforts, including the previous Beats Fit Pro. This new model arrives with a more secure fit, perfect for workout sessions, a smaller case and full IPX4 water and sweat resistance. They don't get the heart-rate sensor as found in the Powerbeats Pro unfortunately, but otherwise this is a cracking set of in-ear headphones. The price here is just AU$19 more than Prime Day.View Deal

EAH-AZ100: was $499 now $349
These Technics buds deliver a sound packed with detail and clarity, and one that is entirely engaging. ANC is great, and they're packed with useful features. View Deal

They are still expensive for a set of in-ear headphones, we know, but the B&W Pi8 are unlike any pair of earbuds we've heard before. They are exceptionally detailed in their audio delivery and the ANC onboard can comfortably compete with the very best. A number of other useful features only add to their appeal.View Deal

Clip 1: was $86.99 now $66.74
If you're unsure if the a clip-style earbud is for you, then you can try it out with this inexpensive pair from Soundpeats. They've claimed a spot in our guide to the best open earbuds thanks to superb battery life and the fact they support hi-res audio. Admittedly, more expensive pairs do sound better, but you can at least tweak the EQ settings in the app to find a sound that's good for you. View Deal

If you're in the market for a pair of open-style earbuds, the Soundcore AeroClip are a fine choice. As we found in our review, they deliver "clear, engaging audio", and are incredibly comfortable to wear. They do miss out on some features you'll find in other, more expensive models, but where sound quality is concerned, they're a winner.View Deal

OpenFit 2+: was $340 now $227
We heaped praise on these open-style earbuds in our review, going as far to say they're "better than Bose". They're comfortable, boast long battery life and we loved the inclusion of Dolby cinematic sound. The price here is for the white model, black is available for AU$238. View Deal

Our reviewer called the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 the ideal runner’s headphones thanks to its lightweight form factor, comfort, stability and sound quality. There’s also a “classic mode” to switch to purely bone conduction that’s better suited for windy conditions or for cycling. The listing here is for both the 'Mini' and 'Standard' sizes. This price is the lowest we’ve seen on Amazon so far. The black colour has sold out, but you can still get this price in orange.View Deal

Offering “incredible sound” according to our review, 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 they give up to 7 hours of music. At full price they're certainly a premium investment, but this discount scratches that itch.View Deal

Soundmagic has been at the forefront of quality wired earbuds for years now, and the E11C are the latest in a long lineage of top-performing pairs. They are a few years old, but they're so brilliant, Soundmagic hasn't felt the need to replace them. And at this price, they represent an affordable route to quality in-ear headphones. Note that I've taken the 'before' price from the official Soundmagic Australia website. Make sure to tick the 5% coupon for the best price.

The E11D with a USB-C connector for higher quality audio is also available for under AU$62 with the same 5% coupon saving.View Deal

Triple Driver in-ear headphones: was $119.99 now $83.99
We said in our 1More Triple Driver in-ear headphone review that these wired buds deliver "stellar audio", alongside "excellent build and design". Do note that these use a 3.5mm aux connection, but if that's ok for you, this is a great example of what's possible from wired earbuds.View Deal

This Quad Driver set of earbuds ups the ante over the Triple Driver model, delivering an even more engaging sound that's also better built. We did say their higher price could put people off in our 1More Quad Driver in-ear headphones review, but your money does get you improved performance.View Deal

HD 505: was $449.95 now $310
These open-back Sennheiser headphones are extremely comfortable to wear over longer periods and, as we said in our review "are an expansive, wide-open listen — and they can control a soundstage just as confidently as they lay it out in the first place". The fact they're open-backed does mean they're better suited to home listening though.View Deal

Baristina: was $599 now $359
This compact bean-to-cup espresso machine is far more capable than its looks may suggest. It takes care of the bulk of the process for you, including grinding, tamping and brewing a coffee for you. Results are excellent, although you may need some trial and error with beans, since you can’t adjust the grind size.

Also available in black for the same price.View Deal

LatteGo 4400: was $1199 now $738.99
Another of my favourite coffee machines that I’ve used myself, the 4400 Series can make 12 coffee-based drinks, all of which are served perfectly, time after time, and it's a great option for smaller households due to it having two customisable profiles.View Deal

Semi Automatic Espresso Machine: was $999 now $679
I use this KitchenAid espresso machine all the time in the TechRadar office. I think it looks fantastic for starters, and it’s capable of producing a gorgeous shot of coffee. It does require manual control — which I’m a fan of — and you can adjust grind size, dosage amount, and the amount of water that passes through. It also has a built-in steam wand for milk-based drinks. Back to its Prime Day price for the stainless steel model, or with a 22% discount in other colours, this is a good, affordable option for any kitchen.View Deal

Vertuo Pop: was $199 now $92.15
Now back down to a no-brainer price, this little Nespresso pod machine is a perfect option for anyone who values true convenience. With a very compact footprint and plenty of Vertuo pods to choose from, you'll get delicious coffee at just the press of a button.View Deal

Epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition: was $1699.01 now $829
[Ed note: Currently only offering USED stock for $806 as of 5/10]

If you found the new Fenix 9 to be way out of your budget, the Epix Pro Gen 2 provides flagship-level features for almost half the price. While it’s been cheaper before (having dropped to AU$684 in July this year), you get the same core functionality of the Fenix 9 — like multi-band GPS tracking, a built-in LED torch, core mapping data, and premium materials like scratch-free sapphire lenses and titanium bezels — for a much lower price.View Deal

Fenix 7X Pro Solar: was $1529 now $989
If you like Garmin's older monochrome memory-in-pixel (MIP) display over AMOLED, this watch is basically the same as the Epix Pro above but with a larger display. View Deal

Instinct 2 Solar: was $679 now $432
This Garmin watch has a rugged exterior that's thermal and shock resistant, as well as water-rated to 100m, making it the perfect watch for bushwalkers and hikers. This version has solar power to help make the already long battery life go even further. This discount makes this great watch a tempting buy for hikers and trail runners alike.View Deal

Instinct 2 Dezl Edition: was $676 now $294
This version of the ultra-rugged Instinct 2 watch is designed for truck drivers looking to stay fit and track their health while they go on long-haul journeys. The Dezl edition includes prompts for doing short-break workouts with tutorials designed to fit within a driver’s designated break times. The battery is rated for 28 days, and this version has Garmin Pay contactless payments.View Deal

Instinct 2X Solar: was $769 now $379
The Instinct 2X is a beefier version of the Instinct 2 above, bearing a larger 50mm watch face (up from 45mm), a built-in LED flashlight, a more accurate multi-band GPS tracker and battery life rated to 40 days (up from the Instinct 2’s 28 days).View Deal

Instinct Crossover Solar: was $849 now $424
Want to add a bit more character to your rugged Garmin Instinct watch? The Instinct Crossover is essentially the Instinct 2 series, but with physical analogue hands on top of the screen and has a metal-accented bezel to provide a classic watch look. There are also upgrades over the base Instinct 2, like more storage (64MB vs 32MB) and an upgraded GPS chipset that accesses more satellite systems.View Deal

The Vivoactive 5 resembles a more conventional smartwatch, swapping out the monochrome display in the Instinct 2s above with a vibrant AMOLED screen. It also has some features found in more expensive Garmin watches like on-board GPS, on-device storage for offline music via Spotify, and fitness metrics like Body Battery and VO2 Max.View Deal

The Forerunner 965 swaps out the black-and-white display with a vibrant AMOLED screen to make it look closer to a modern smartwatch. Our reviewer gave it 4.5 stars for its 23-day battery life, premium and sturdy titanium bezel and the addition of new training metrics for runners like vertical oscillation, cadence, stride length, ground contact time and more without the need for a separate sensor.View Deal

While the Forerunner 265 is a step down from the 965 above, it’s still the Garmin running watch that we recommend for most people. This was the first Forerunner model to come with a touchscreen display when it debuted in 2023, and the AMOLED display is bright and crisp. Our reviewer called it the “one of the best watches Garmin has ever made”, praising its familiar yet different feel. If you want a smaller watch, the 42mm Forerunner 265S is available for the same price.View Deal

Garmin’s Venu range aims to straddle between smartwatch and fitness tracker, and the Venu 3S nails the assignment by combining fitness features like Training Readiness score, Race Predictor, advanced sleep tracking with functionality like a built-in speaker and microphone for on-watch phone calls, Garmin Pay and offline Spotify playback.View Deal

Garmin’s flagship Fenix line gets more and more packed with features each generation and the price has only kept going up ever since, with the 5-star rated Fenix 8 range starting at AU$1,849. The Fenix E comes in as a more stripped-down version for about AU$500 less, and this 50% discount makes it an even more compelling buy. It only comes in a single 47mm size, so you may have to look elsewhere for a different size.View Deal

Vivofit Jr. 3: was $149 now $94.05
Think Garmin watches are only for grown-ups? You can now also track your child's steps and estimated distance during playtime, sports or any activities with the Garmin Vivofit Jr. The battery is also rated for a full year, so you don't have to worry about recharging.View Deal

Dash Cam Mini 3: was $249 now $149
Garmin’s compact dash cam remains the market leader in this price range, shooting 1080p footage at 30fps while being small enough to practically disappear behind a rear-view mirror. It also has voice control, and the companion app works well for adjusting settings and downloading stored footage.View Deal

If you have an older vehicle without a built-in GPS display, the Garmin Drive 53 is a safer alternative to using your phone for navigation. The 5-inch screen is compact enough not to take too much room on your dashboard, but has enough screen real estate to see where you're going. Plus, I'd rather take Garmin's GPS technology over the built-in ones in most smartphones.View Deal

Want to get better insights into your fitness journey? Garmin’s Index S2 smart scale helps you better track changes to your weight and body composition over time, and is a great addition to your repertoire if you’re already in the Garmin ecosystem. It’s not the cheapest, but if you like to keep your fitness stats in one place, the Index S2 should fit right in seamlessly.View Deal

QuietComfort Ultra Headphones: was $645 now $361
These flagship Bose headphones launched at AU$649.95, and are one of the earlier examples of premium pricing. Now they’ve been replaced by a second-gen model, which means their price can take a hit. I consider this first-gen set to be the best ANC headphones right now, owing to the fact they’re a lot more affordable, and that the ANC performance difference isn’t all that huge compared to their newer sibling. They’re extremely comfortable too, and they serve up a lovely, lively and engaging sound. View Deal

QuietComfort Headphones: was $448 now $283
This more mid-range pair of Bose over-ears also make my guide to the best noise cancelling headphones thanks to their ability to block out virtually all external sounds. As with the Ultra set above, they sound glorious, are comfortable and fold away for travel. They miss out on spatial audio, but otherwise are near-faultless. Note that the only colourway left is Pink. View Deal

HD 600: was $599.95 now $299
These open-back Sennheiser headphones are nearly 20 years old, but the fact they can still command their original AU$600 list price should tell you everything. They’re truly stunning, offering excellent dynamics and lively sound. As mentioned however, they’re open-back, which means they’ll leak sound, so they’re not ideal for use on the go, but rather for listening at home with some capable source equipment. View Deal

If the idea of a detailed, open-back sound sounds good to you, but you want it everywhere you go, the HD 620S could be for you. They’re a conventional closed-back design, and as our friends at What Hi-Fi? said in their review, “these headphones invite you to simply sit back and enjoy the detailed and smooth sound, no matter what genre you’re listening to”. View Deal

WH-1000XM6: was $699.95 now $513
I mentioned them in my intro, and thanks to this week’s Amazon sale, you can get the Dusty Pink colourway with a respectable discount. While still not cheap, they are arguably one of the best headphones available today, there's no doubting performance here, with beautifully balanced sound and great ANC. View Deal

Momentum 4 Wireless: was $649 now $240
Sennheiser has now finally released a newer version of its stunning Momentum headphones, but that only means this fourth-gen model becomes even more affordable. In our five-star Sennheiser Momentum 4 review, we highlighted their effective active noise-cancellation, 60-hours of battery life and excellent sound quality. At this price, they certainly deserve your consideration.View Deal

EAH-AZ100: was $499 now $331
Earbuds can also enter at the premium end, and these Technics buds have been my number one since they launched. They deliver a sound packed with detail and clarity, and one that is entirely engaging. ANC is great, and they're brimming with useful features. View Deal

QuietComfort Earbuds: was $289.95 now $170.05
These mid-range Bose ‘buds punch well above their weight, and now they’ve dropped to AU$170, they’re an even easier recommendation for anyone seeking premium sound without paying premium money. Plus, the ANC is by far and away the best in its class, and they’re packed with genuinely useful features. View Deal

Galaxy A57 (128GB, Lilac): was $749 now $479
Beating its last all-time low price on Amazon of AU$597, this price makes an already affordable mid-range phone an even more compelling buy if you’re in the market for a new Android handset that nails all the basics, while also looking and feeling like a flagship. Our review gave it 4 out of 5 stars for its thin and light chassis and vibrant display and I personally had a blast using it.View Deal

R10 Pure: was $399 now $142.49
This is a very basic, no-frills stick vac that can handle the regular everyday cleaning tasks you need it for. It may not be the most powerful tool in the shed, but it sure will keep it clean. Even the boat, the car or your home for not a lot of cash.View Deal

This is a very different Dreame R10 to the one we've previously reviewed on TechRadar, but if it performs anything like the light-coloured version that has since been discontinued, then I think this is excellent value. For not a lot of money, this appliance promises up to 45 minutes of runtime and a bendy wand to get under furniture. It even comes with a wall-mount attachment.View Deal

Cordless Vacuum with Self Cleaning Brushroll (IZ102): was $399.99 now $189
We haven't tried this vacuum ourselves, but user reviews are glowing and there has to be some truth to what people claim about this affordable sucker (pun intended). Now down to a record-low price.View Deal

Detect Pro with Auto-Empty System: was $599 now $333
Scoring almost five stars in our Shark Detect Pro Cordless vacuum cleaner review, we called this vacuum "a wonder". Versatile, powerful, offering automatic power adjustment and equally good at cleaning hard floors as it is on carpet, this is one of the best vacuums on the market, at a stellar price.View Deal

V8: was $799 now $399
If you don't need the latest and greatest machine from the British brand, this is not a bad vacuum cleaner to get. You'll get up to 40 minutes of fade-free power, enough for a small apartment, plus three other attachments besides the Digital Motorbar for versatile cleaning. We have seen it for under AU$340, but this deal isn't too bad at half price. View Deal

Arguably the cheapest Dyson available right now, the V8 Origin is pretty much the same machine as the standard V8 (listed above), just with a red wand and barely any additional accessories shipping in the box along with it — which explains the lower price. Honestly, I think the standard V8 is the better buy, but if cash is tight and you just need the digital motorbar for your floors, this will suit you fine.View Deal

An incredible price on the V8 Cyclone is well worth considering. An update to the iconic V8, you get better suction (150AW over 100AW) and a bigger battery (60 minutes of runtime compared to just 40). The newer model also gets 3 suction modes as opposed to only 2 and even in low power, our tests found it to be "sucky". And it will be compatible with Dyson's upcoming self-emptying dock, which will be sold separately when released.View Deal

H60 Hub Plus: was $799 now $399
We've tested the slightly different H60 Hub Ultra here on TechRadar, but not this cheaper, slightly less powerful model. And yet this could be one of the best-value self-emptying stick vacuums to buy right now. For this discounted price you get a lot: up to 170AW of suction, a maximum 80-minute runtime, a free-standing self-emptying dock that has room for attachments, and a green-lit floorhead to spot tiny dirt particles. You don't need much more.View Deal

Stratos Cordless Pet Pro: was $799 now $425
It's now an older model from Shark but it's still one of the best stick vacs we've tested at TechRadar. It's a bit on the heavy side though, weighing about 4 kilos, but it's powerful enough to handle pet fur, plus it has a spot in the floorhead for an odour neutraliser puck (sold separately and usage is optional) as well.View Deal

V9 Submarine: was $999 now $449
Dyson quietly released this model last 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 with hard floors.View Deal

V10: was $1099 now $529
AU$11 more than its July Prime Day price, this is still not too bad a deal on this older Dyson. It offers fade-free power for up to 60 minutes, and this variant comes with a Fluffy cleaning head (not the one with the light as in the V15) as well as the Digital Motorbar to suit homes with mixed flooring. There are three additional attachments in the box, along with a wall dock.View Deal

This is the first time I've seen the newer V10 Konical get an Amazon discount, and it ain't a bad one. While it's not as powerful as, say, the Gen5detect or the V16 Piston Animal, the 150AW of suction here is good. You also get newer Dyson tech, including a better motor over some of the older, cheaper models, plus the newer FluffyCones floorhead designed to detangle hair and fur. It's also compatible with Dyson's auto-empty dock, but that needs to be purchased separately from the brand's own website.View Deal

Dyson’s V11 Advanced handstick vacuum offers up to 60 minutes of runtime and an LCD screen where you can monitor battery life and other functions. It also has a V11 motor, which adjusts the suction power based on the floor type so you get a more precise clean. View Deal

Dyson's original wet-dry cordless stick vacuum is pretty handy to have around the home. I still use it at home and, in my Dyson V15s Detect Submarine review, I found the mopping to be very good indeed, but a design flaw makes some of that dirty water slosh out when you want to clean out the Submarine attachment. If you can find a way around it, this is one could be well worth considering even though I've seen the price drop below the AU$800 mark.View Deal

V16 Piston Animal: was $1349 now $899.99
This is a fantastic discount on Dyson's most powerful cordless vacuum to date, and what I like even more about it is the quick-release floorhead so you don't have to keep bending to take off or clip it back in again. For your money, you're getting 315AW of suction and a very powerful motor, a new compression dust cup that can hold up to 30 days of compacted dirt, the new anti-tangle FluffyCones floorhead with dust-illuminating light and long runtime too. If you want the latest from the popular brand, this one is it.View Deal

Gen5detect Absolute: was $1549 now $989.98
This powerful Dyson has been cheaper before (AU$877 at the end of 2025), but it's a much better vacuum than the newer V16 (see above) in my opinion. For your money, you get 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, but I can't fault its performance.View Deal

Deebot T30S Pro Plus: was $1599 now $799
We've not reviewed this specific Ecovacs robovac/mop, but two of its sibling T30 Deebots performed really well in our Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni review and Deebot T30S Combo review. That gives me confidence that this too will be an efficient cleaner at a good price for a set-and-forget robovac. It offers up to 25,000Pa of suction, hot air drying for mopped floors and a 220-minute run time, but is now AU$300 more.View Deal

L10 Ultra Gen 2: was $1699 now $549.99
It may not be the most powerful robovac in the Dreame arsenal but it sure offers excellent value. Honestly, if you mostly have hard floors at home, I think this is all you'll need. We were impressed by the original (and now older) L10s Ultra model, and this is similar in some ways. For your money, you get 10,000Pa of suction and a dedicated pet-zone cleaning mode.View Deal

L10s Ultra Gen 3: was $1999 now $607.99
We haven't tested this Gen 3 model, but it certainly improves on the original significantly, which we have reviewed. We gave the original a strong 4 out of 5 stars, and that was for just a 5,300Pa suction — this gives you a whopping 25,000Pa. So it's a much better vacuum. It's also a better mop, and the base station has been improved for better washing and drying of the pads. I also like the Dreame app more than Ecovacs.View Deal

Deebot X8 Max Pro Omni: was $2599 now $699
[LINKING TO WRONG MODEL - X8 OOS]

A whopping 73% discount is absolutely nothing to scoff at. And yes, I admit I can't vouch for this model myself as an expert, but Amazon users seem happy with its performance, although some of those reviews are incentivised. Non-Vine users have also claimed it's a good buy and, given how impressed I was with the X8 Pro Omni, I think this will work just as well.View Deal

X40 Ultra (black): was $2799 now $712.49
This robovac has some of the best obstacle avoidance we have seen in a robovac and it scored 4 stars in our Dreame X40 Ultra review. Even better, many of the complaints we had at the time (such as the slightly clunky app) have been fixed. View Deal

Qrevo Curv 2 Flow: was $2499 now $799
We haven't tested this specific model but we were rather impressed by the Qrevo Curv 2 Pro that's not available in Australia. The Flow version has slightly lower suction (20,000Pa vs 25,000Pa) and uses a roller mop rather than dual pads which I personally prefer. It is a slightly taller bot compared to the Pro model, but if you don't have a lot of low-lying furniture, I would trust this machine based on all other impressive Roborock robovacs my colleagues and I have tested.View Deal

Deebot X11 Pro Omni: was $2699 now $899
A pretty good discount on last year's flagship, one that is a better model than the X12 OmniCyclone that Ecovacs is yet to release in Australia. We haven't tested this version out, but if it works as well as the previous Deebot X8 Pro Omni did, then I think this is a good premium robovac to consider without the hefty price tag. View Deal

L50 Ultra CE: was $2199 now $999.99
Want the latest Dreame tech? Released in June this year, this robovac packs everything that Dreame models are good at — excellent suction, decent mopping, superb obstacle avoidance, pet-zone cleaning and so much more — into a sleek machine. OK, so it looks like all the others, but c'mon, you can't tell me the white with metallic accents don't fit into any home.View Deal

X50 Ultra: was $2999 now $1279
It might cost a heck of a lot more than the X40 listed above, but this is a newer model that we were very impressed by. In fact, the latest X60 doesn't necessarily improve on this one, so you know your money is being well spent here.Up to 20,000Pa of suction, excellent navigation and obstacle avoidance, as well as good threshold clearance makes this a top contender if you have the budget for it.View Deal

This is the robovac I would consider buying if I didn't already have a high-end Dreame machine that's been cleaning my home like... a dream. This Roborock is slimlined to crawl under furniture (no navigation puck here), and can raise not just its mop pads, but its side brush to avoid scattering and excessive tangling. Its headline act, however, has to be its cleaning prowess — our Roborock Saros 10R review didn't score 4.5 stars for nothing!View Deal

Hydrovac Pro XL: was $449.99 now $275
This wet-dry vacuum mop is a little basic compared to other options listed below, but at its discounted price, that's hardly a complaint. In fact, it performed quite well in our Shark Hydrovac Cordless review, offering good performance without breaking the bank.View Deal

WashG1 2-in-1 Hard Floor Cleaner: was $499 now $399
Dyson has already officially discontinued this model, which is why current stock is being flogged for cheap, with an RRP of AU$499 (which was AU$999 at launch). It's lightweight and easier to move around compared to models from other brands (even the ones on this page), and it's a decent enough mop, but if you have uneven stone flooring, it won't get into the shallow pits to mop.View Deal

Floor One Stretch S6: was $899 now $359.99
If you have only hard floors that need constant mopping, consider getting a wet-dry vacuum like this one instead of a regular cordless vac. This one will suck up any dirt or debris on your floor while it's mopping, so it's saving you time. It can also lie flat to get under low-lying furniture and clean itself with hot water and hot air.View Deal

For not too much money, the H12 Pro FlexReach will vacuum and mop at the same time, then clean its roller mop with hot water and hot air to prevent bacterial growth and odour build up. And, as the name suggests, it can lie completely flat to clean under low-lying furniture too.View Deal

F25 Ace: was $999 now $349
This Roborock wet-dry vacuum will leave your hard floors sparkling clean thanks to powerful suction and effective cleaning. It can get up close to edges and the whole body can lay completely flat to help get underneath tricky to reach places. It's now at an all-time low price, but read our review to find out why it's still worth it.View Deal

Floor One S9 Artist: was $1199 now $619.99
It might cost more than any other wet-dry floor cleaner on this list, but it also offers more in terms of sheer performance. It has more suction to ensure it's able to pick up more dirt particles as it's mopping, and it's able to lie completely flat. It also uses hotter air than any model we've tested to try out the roller mop, practically disinfecting it in the process.View Deal

PowerForce Helix Turbo (2110F): was $219 now $98.80
This is a remarkably affordable upright vacuum that has scored well from users on Amazon. Shipping with a dusting brush and a crevice tool to make it versatile, it red trim makes it look rather dapper too in my opinion. It promises to pick up hair and fur well while not burning a massive hole in your budget.View Deal

PowerForce Helix Turbo Rewind (2261F): was $249 now $139.65
There's up to 1000W of power here, and the rather long 7.6m power cord can be retracted fully as the name of the machine indicates. Otherwise it's a similar machine to the standard Bissell PowerForce Helix Turbo listed above.View Deal

Navigator Pet Vacuum (ZU62): was $349.99 now $203
Already quite affordable, this corded upright machine features an extendible flexible hose that's fabulous if you need to vacuum stairs — just leave the heavy machine upstairs or downstairs and clean each step as you go. It promises to clean well too, although we haven't tested this at TechRadar, but with 84% of Amazon users giving it 5 stars, it must be doing something well.View Deal

Pet Hair Eraser Turbo: was $399 now $259
Designed specifically for pet households, this Bissell features not just a tangle-free floorhead, but also an LED-lit crevice tool to see the pet dander hiding away in corners or dark spots. It also ships with a couple of other pet tools that can be handy, especially if your furry friend is a pooch that sheds a lot.View Deal

PowerDetect Corded Upright: was $699.99 now $360.99
It's a heavy machine but comes with plenty of features to ensure your floors are free of dirt and debris, including the floorhead being able to suck up dust while moving backwards. There are dirt-detect sensors and two brushrolls for the best clean possible, with dynamic suction working as you go along.View Deal

Corded Upright Vacuum with Self-Cleaning Brushroll (: was $448 now $293.55
It's not a huge discount but this one upright vacuum my colleagues in the UK vouch for. It absolutely sucks, in the best way possible, and any saving is good to have. The dust canister easily lifts away for this machine to become a handheld vacuum for cleaning steps or reaching to high places, which makes it a versatile upright vacuum. View Deal

CleanView: was $209 now $129
Even at full price, this canister vacuum cleaner isn't expensive, but when you can save some cash and grab it up for under AU$150, it's good value. There won't even be the ongoing spend on bags as this canister can be emptied and washed out before its next use manually. It has a telescopic wand, but everything else about it is minimal, with the basic accessories shipping with it.View Deal

Boost CX1 Powerline: was $499 now $398
It's the most powerful Miele barrel vacuum on the market, but it is one of the more affordable options even at full RRP. And with a decent discount, it becomes a compelling option. We weren't too impressed with its carpet-cleaning abilities in our Miele CX1 Boost Powerline review, but if your home is mostly hard floors, you shouldn't be unhappy with this machine.View Deal

Boost CX1 Cat & Dog: was $649 now $479
We may not have reviewed this specific model, but we were quite happy in our Miele CX1 Boost Powerline — the difference here is mostly design as they both share the same 890W of power. It's compact, so doesn't take up a whole lotta storage space, is easy to manoeuvre and comes with three additional attachments that all get stowed away within the main body of the vacuum itself.View Deal

Guard L1 Cat & Dog: was $879 now $594
A newer range from Miele, the Guard series uses active charcoal in its filter to not just eliminate dust and pet hair, but also tackle odours that can build up inside a home. This machine, however, uses a dust bag, so you will need to take into account that it will require emptying and replacing at some point.View Deal

Blizzard CX1 Cat & Dog: was $849 now $649
With no need for replacement bags, this Miele is both good-looking and powerful enough to ensure your floors are fur free. Unlike cordless vacuums, you'll get very limited accessories with this vacuum, but they all stow neatly into the body of the machine itself.View Deal

Wandvac: was $199.99 now $112.10
Sometimes it helps to have a dedicated little handheld vac for the quick jobs, like like a dry pantry spill, or maybe cleaning up some dirt from inside the car (or boat). This is already affordable, but a nice discount sees it drop to an even more enticing price.View Deal

UltraCyclone PetPro: was $199.99 now $119
This lightweight handheld comes with a few welcome attachments to clean up not just after your pets (thanks to a motorised pet tool), but ensure upholstery isn't damaged in the bargain. It's also cordless like the model listed above, but comes with a touch more power.View Deal

4400 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine: was $1199 now $798
This is a great price for what I consider to be an excellent bean-to-cup espresso machine. It can make 12 coffee-based drinks, all of which are served perfectly time after time, and it's a great option for smaller households due to it having 2 customisable profiles. However, I have to admit that I wasn't too fond of its milk foaming skills in my LatteGo 4400 Series review. View Deal

2300 Series Fully Automatic Espresso Machine: was $749 now $488.99
If you want to save a little bit more money, or you simply don't need all the drink recipes offered by the 4400 listed above, then the Philips 2300 is another great choice. There are only four drinks to choose from: espresso, coffee, cappuccino and hot water — and there are no user profiles, but the brewing group is the same, so you'll get a practically identical coffee as with the 4400. View Deal

Fully Automatic Espresso Machine 1200: was $599 now $448
Its price has increased since Prime Day, but this Philips machine is still worth considering. It shares the same grinder and brewing group as the model above, but can 'only' make espresso and long blacks. It also benefits from a steam wand for manual milk foaming — in my experience, a steam wand is always superior for truly thick foam, and to work with plant-based milks. View Deal

KF7 espresso machine incl. milk container and hose: was $2199 now $1600
We've not reviewed the KF7, but we have reviewed the KF6 and KF8, which share the same brewing group, and we love them. The main differences lie in their features and drink presets. The KF7 has over 20 recipes to choose from, and four customisable user profiles. Control is via a 3.5-inch colour touchscreen, and it uses a hose-based milk system. There's no dedicated mode for non-dairy milk, but if my experience tells me anything, it will still function just fine. The best price is on the Juniper Green model, but all colours come in under AU$1,700.View Deal

The KitchenAid KF8 makes brewing a delicious coffee easier than ever. A large, colourful display makes selecting a drink simple as can be, and the automatic brewing process is quiet as a whisper. It also caters to plant-based milk drinkers. The deal price applies to all but one colour choice.View Deal

Magnifica Evo ECAM29031SB: was $999 now $549
This De'Longhi machine did drop quite a bit lower in price during the last Prime Day, but I'd argue this is still a decent price to pay for what is a talented machine. It offers a wealth of customisation at the touch of a few buttons to pour out your ideal coffee and ultimately combines the best of a manual machine, without the need to get too hands-on.View Deal

Eletta Explore Perfetto (ECAM45055G): was $1999 now $1205.95
There are a few differences between specific Eletta Explore models, but you can still take our 4.5-star De'Longhi Eletta Explore review as a good basis for what to expect. Capable of making both hot and cold coffee brews, this bean-to-cup machine produces delicious results, although it's not without its quirks. This is the base model in the range, and so doesn't have Wi-Fi connectivity and therefore doesn't get app support or Bean Adapt technology.View Deal

Rivelia (EXAM44057W): was $1799 now $1279.20
This compact bean-to-cup coffee machine is nothing short of outstanding. Not only does it look the part, but it serves up consistently delicious coffee. There's plenty of customisation on offer, so you can tweak the various preset recipes and it uses the brand's LatteCrema technology for expertly frothed milk. Also available in black for AU$1,279.20.

Check out our De'Longhi Rivelia review for more information. View Deal

PrimaDonna Soul (ECAM61075MB): was $2099 now $1588
The PrimaDonna Soul is one of De'Longhi's flagship machines and as such, features Bean Adapt technology to automatically adjust grind sizes, Wi-Fi connectivity to co-operate with the De'Longhi Coffee Link app and a menu of 21 drinks to choose from. If you take your coffee seriously, this one is worth checking out. View Deal

An investment, yes, but the Jura 10 is essentially like having your own personal barista at home, it does so much. There are 42 drink options to choose from, including delicious cold brew. This is the lowest price I've ever seen on this talented machine, so make sure to read our full Jura J10 review for more information before you add to basket.View Deal

The Breville Bambino Plus is incredibly simple to use, and can take care of most of the coffee making process for you. Grind some beans into the porta filter, insert it into the group head and use the one-touch controls to brew. It also has a hands-free milk texturing system for expertly frothed milk, while ThermoJet technology means the machine is ready to use in seconds. There's very little you need to do to simply enjoy the results.View Deal

With a nice saving, it's hard to dismiss this Breville coffee machine deal. The Barista Express has a built-in grinder, tamper, and bean hopper, so there's no need to buy a separate grinder or hand tamp. Available in a few colourways under the same listing, but this Charcoal black is the cheapest.View Deal

[Ed's Note: Not a large enough discount to spruik]

The Barista Express Impress takes everything that's great about the model above, and adds Breville's Impress tamping system. This involves a side-mounted lever that you will to tamp coffee grounds in the portafilter, with the idea being you achieve the perfect amount of pressure each time compared to manual tamping.View Deal

The Barista Pro: was $1399 now $948
[Ed's Note: RRP is now $999 - so not a good deal]

The Breville Barista Pro coffee machine not only impresses with its sleek brushed stainless steel design but also delivers exceptional cafe-quality coffee. It features a built-in conical burr grinder, 9 bars of pressure, and a 2L water tank. The intuitive LCD interface makes it easy to adjust grind size and cup volume, allowing you to customise your drinks, and it comes with a steam wand for frothing milk. View Deal

One of Breville's Goldilocks machine, the Barista Touch has everything you need for cafe-quality coffee: an integrated grinder, tamping functionality, auto-dosing, and auto milk frothing. Throw in a touchscreen with user-friendly interface to customise a variety of drinks, and anyone can be a barista in no time. View Deal

The Oracle: was $2749 now $2199
We've only reviewed the more expensive Touch model, but if you take your coffee seriously – and want a barista-level cup of joe easily, this is the deal for you. Offering automatic grinding, dosing, tamping and milk texturing, this machine lets you go from beans to latte in seconds. View Deal

The Oracle Jet is perhaps all the coffee machine anyone could need. It boasts a large colour touchscreen, making it easy to select and see whatever drink you want. It will grind and tamp for you (and give intelligent feedback), and can steam milk (including non-dairy) automatically too. Plus, it heats up and is ready to use in seconds. It's not cheap, but you'll hold onto it for years to come.View Deal

Semi-automatic espresso machine: was $999 now $699
This KitchenAid espresso machine looks fantastic and is capable of producing a gorgeous shot of coffee. It does require manual control, and you can adjust grind size, dosage amount and the amount of water that passes through. It also has a built-in milk frother for milk-based drinks. Back to its Prime Day price (for the stainless steel model) this is a good, affordable option for any kitchen.View Deal

Baristina: was $599 now $493
The best entry-level bean-to-cup coffee maker has received a good discount for Prime Day. It's simple to use, taking care of the grinding, tamping and pouring for you. The porta filter will even automatically slide into position for you. Do note there's no milk frothing here, but a matching milk frother is available separately.View Deal

Origins Sense Espresso Coffee Machine (Graphite): was $799 now $559
This attractive bean-to-cup espresso machine for Aussie brand Sunbeam makes a fine addition to any kitchen. It can extract a wonderful shot of epsresso, but its headline feature is a thermometer built into the steam wand and four temp settings for various dairy milk alternatives. It also sports a built-in conical burr grinder for precision grinding, and it has easy, one-button cleaning. View Deal

Origins Classic Espresso Coffee Machine (Black): was $649 now $489
This Origins Classic machine offers much of the same functionality as the model above. It delivers a lovely shot of espresso with a good crema, and with only a few buttons to get your head around, you'll be pouring cafe-quality drinks in no time. There's no thermometer in the wand, as with the Sense below, but it's still more then capable of frothing silky smooth milk. View Deal

I've included this De'Longhi machine here in the manual section because there is some hands-on input required, but realistically, the machine will take care of most of the process for you. We said in our De'Longhi La Specialista Touch review that this is "one of the best espresso machines you can buy" thanks to its compact dimensions, great looks and the fact it will tell you the best settings for grinding and dosing to ensure you get the perfect cuppa.View Deal

Luxe Café Premier (Oat Milk): was $849.99 now $598
This 3-in-1 coffee machine brews quality espresso, drip coffee and even fast cold brew using its Barista Assist technology, an integrated grinder and weight-based dosing. There's a lot it can do, and it does it very well, although it's a little more expensive than what it was in July. View Deal

Dedica Pump (EC685BK): was $399 now $249
The Dedica Pump is slightly different to the Dedica Arte below. The main difference is their steam wand — this version uses a Panarello style that injects air, making it easy to create foam. The Arte below uses a single-hole My LatteArt wand that makes it easier to create microfoam for latte art. Elsewhere, they're very similar, although do note that this Dedica Pump doesn't include a milk pitcher in the box.View Deal

Dedica Arte: was $299 now $196.95
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. View Deal

La Specialista Arte: was $649 now $444
This gorgeous-looking, easy-to-use, bean-to-cup espresso machine is a worthy addition to any coffee lover's kitchen. It's relatively compact, too, and pours delicious espresso with little to no skill involved. Note that this is the non-Evo model, meaning it can't make cold brew. The Evo model is out of stock at the time of writing.View Deal

A bean-to-cup machine for the discerning coffee drinker, the De'Longhi La Specialista Maestro offers advanced features like adjustable temperature control, an integrated tamper to create the perfect puck, and a pressure gauge so you can ensure it's maintaining the optimum nine bars throughout the brewing process. View Deal

The De'Loghi Stilosa is a simple manual espresso machine with a steam wand, but if you're not interested in features like cold brewing and automatic milk frothing, it's a reliable and super affordable option.View Deal

A Modo Mio Jolie Evo: was $129 now $64.99
The Lavazza Jolie machines are excellent and affordable alternatives to Nespresso. This Evo model just has a single button for extracting coffee (compared to the Jolie Plus that has programmable buttons), making it oh so simple to use. You can also get the same machine with 64 pods for an extra five dollars. [Ed note: Sorry folks, it looks like this machine + pods offer has now expired.]

If you'd like the option to froth milk, you can get a bundle with a frother too. View Deal

Vertuo Pop: was $199 now $97
This little pod machine is very popular among the Australian TechRadar team. We've had past and present staff say how much they love it, and they'd even buy it at full price. With a very compact footprint and plenty of Vertuo pods to choose from, you'll get delicious coffee at just the press of a button. View Deal

Vertuo Up + Aeroccino 3 bundle: was $439 now $299
The Vertuo Up is the latest machine from Nespresso, and it offers a number of notable benefits. These include a fast heat-up time of around 3 seconds, a large water tank that can rotate to help accommodate it on a counter top, and a Coffee Creations button that ensure iced and milk-based coffee drinks are poured to perfection. This model is made by Breville, and is part of a bundle that includes the Aeroccino 3 milk frother.

If you'd prefer a white machine, a De'Longhi-made model is available for AU$284.05.View Deal

A Modo Mio Smeg: was $349 now $237.95
This capsule coffee machine exudes retro charm, is incredibly easy to use and brews a mean espresso thanks to an extensive selection of tasty Lavazza pods. Also available in white or black for the same price.View Deal

If you’re after a coffee that makes itself, then it’s hard to go past the Breville Creatista Plus. A great compact pod machine that uses the Original Nespresso pods, and one that can also do milk frothing without requiring a whole other appliance. View Deal

We rate the Vertuo Creatista as the best Nespresso machine out there thanks to its use of the Vertuo pods, which come in a range of cup and mug sizes and an integrated milk frother. It performs exceptionally well, too, and will brew your morning cuppa in no time at all. View Deal

Minipresso NS2: was $106 now $79.90
This portable espresso machine is a fantastic option for those constantly on the move. It uses Nespresso pods and made such good coffee that it earned a 4-star review from us. And while already affordable for what it can do, it's now cheaper still and, honestly, a very tempting impulse buy.View Deal

Minipresso GR2: was $79.90 now $63.92
This version of the portable Wacaco uses ground coffee instead of Nespresso pods, giving you greater choice over what coffee you use. Simply add hot water, pump up the pressure, and it will extract a shot of espresso like magic.View Deal

Smart Grinder Pro: was $449 now $347
If you want to get really accurate with your coffee, this Breville grinder gives you complete control over the dosage amount. It can even grind directly into a 54mm portafilter too, for you to then put into a compatible machine.View Deal

GrindFresh coffee grinder: was $119 now $76.24
This Sunbeam grinder is a lot more affordable, and it's received plenty of positive reviews from satisfied customers. You're given a wide range of grind settings to choose from, ensuring you get the perfect dose for your taste and the style of bean you're using. View Deal

Coffee Storage Canister: $70.95
This coffee bean storage canister isn't on sale for Prime Day, but it's an essential if you value fresh beans on a daily basis. It uses patented technology to remove air, allowing your unused beans to retain their freshness and flavour for longer. This canister will fit a 1kg bag of beans, but smaller sizes and other colours are available at the AirScape Amazon store.View Deal

Espresso Knock Box: was $18.99 now $15.97
If you use a coffee machine with a portafilter, your used coffee pucks needs to go somewhere, and that's where a knock box comes in. There's no need to buy an expensive version in my opinion, as they virtually all serve the same purpose. View Deal

Espresso Tamping Mat: was $23.59 now $18.87
Ensure your kitchen counter top remains unscathed when tamping coffee grounds in a portafilter with this silicone tamping mat. Just slide it over the edge and have peace of mind when applying pressure.View Deal

DoubleStack XXXL 9.5L: was $599.99 now $170.05
Beating its all-time low price of AU$189.95 on Prime Day in July, the Ninja DoubleStack for AU$170.05 is frankly a deal that’s too tempting to pass up if you’re in the market for one. Our reviewer called it ‘the air fryer of my dreams’, thanks to the two drawers stacked on top of each other instead of side by side, so it only takes up the same space as a single-drawer air fryer. Each drawer is relatively small at 4.75L, but it should easily feed 2-3 people, and the performance is exemplary.View Deal

2000 Series: was $179 now $98
If you're after a compact model that can feed one or two people, this Philips option is great for under a hundred dollary-doos. It's been hovering around the AU$95 mark for a while, so it's quite the best deal, but it's still a discount that's hard to pass up on an air fryer with a staggering 13 preset cooking options.View Deal

Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer (AF300): was $249.99 now $127
This is an excellent price for the air fryer we awarded five stars to in our Ninja AF300UK review. It has six easy-to-use cooking functions and a total 7.6L capacity dual drawer setup, which can cook separate foods and sync timers to finish simultaneously — perfect for a couple.View Deal

Multi Zone Air Fryer Oven: was $299 now $162.45
This big air fryer has multiple accessories to keep clean, but there's no denying this Sunbeam unit is a fantastic addition to any kitchen. It's capable of cooking in separate zones, complete with separate trays to maximise the space or one huge 11.4L zone. Food is roasted to perfection, whether it's a full chicken or small portions of fries or vegetables.View Deal

3000 Series dual basket air fryer (9L): was $349 now $170.05
We haven't tested Philips' dual basket air fryer, but considering how much we've loved the brand's other kitchen appliances, it's hard to not make a mention of this offer. This 9L air fryer has drawers of different sizes, which makes it easy to cook a main and a side together, and promises to sync cooking times if needed. View Deal

This compact air fryer packs 1700W of power into a portable design, with two borosilicate glassware containers that serve as both frying baskets and serving dishes. The borosilicate means they can also withstand extreme temperatures, making it easy to take your favourite foods from frozen to crispy, and it's safer to use than any non-stick basket. The Crispi also comes with two removable crisping grates and two snap-on container lids for easy food-storage post-feast.View Deal

5000 Series Dual Basket Air Fryer Steam: was $499 now $224.20
Ever cooked with steam in an air fryer? Now you can with this Philips two-drawer air fryer. In my Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket XXL Air Fryer Steam review, I said that it cooks everything really well, but there are some caveats to keep in mind when it comes to the use of steam. Still, it's absolutely worth the investment if you want to upgrade from an old air fryer and you have the space for it.View Deal

The sleek and compact Momentum True Wireless 4 are brimming with features including aptX Lossless and Auracast support, along with an impressive 30-hour battery life. Audio quality is top notch, offering very much a balanced and neutral profile, meaning each aspect of your favourite tunes gets the attention it deserves. The best price is on the black model. View Deal

Epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire Edition: was $1699.01 now $849
While this has been cheaper before (having dropped to AU$684 in July this year), you get the same core functionality of the Fenix 9 — like multi-band GPS tracking, a built-in LED torch, core mapping data, and premium materials like scratch-free sapphire lenses and titanium bezels — for a much lower price.View Deal

Deebot X8 Max Pro Omni: was $2599 now $899
A whopping 65% discount is absolutely nothing to scoff at. And yes, I admit I can't vouch for this model myself as an expert, but Amazon users seem happy with its performance, although some of those reviews are incentivised. Non-Vine users have also claimed it's a good buy and, given how impressed I was with the X8 Pro Omni, I think this will work just as well.View Deal

WH-1000XM4: was $439 now $335
These Sony cans might now be two generations old, but damn are they still glorious. And while they may have increased by AU$36 since Prime Day, I can still comfortably recommend them. Although, for an extra AU$60, you can get yourself the newer and better-sounding XM5.View Deal

AirPods Pro 3: was $429 now $369
The Pro 3 did drop to an all-time low during Prime Day, much to my surprise. Understandably, that's now ended, but they've retained an attractive 14% discount in the days since. If you're a Pro 2 user, though, it's not worth the upgrade. Check out our review for the full story, but the new features include heart-rate monitoring and even better ANC than before.View Deal

P20i: was $39.99 now $28.99
We may not have tested these buds ourselves here at TechRadar, but it’s hard to ignore the 100K customer reviews on Amazon. While often discounted to this price, if you’re after dependable Bluetooth buds on a budget, these are a great option and just AU$3 more than their Prime Day price.View Deal

Air Pro 4 (Black): was $139.03 now $95.99
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. View Deal

Our 1More Sonoflow review praised the comfort of the headphones, as well as the excellent active noise cancelling and up to 70 hours of battery life. Honestly, at this price, it's excellent value for everyday listening and they've now dropped to just below their Prime Day price thanks to a 22% coupon saving at checkout. View Deal

Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds: was $499 now $309.99
We gave these stunning earbuds 4.5 stars in our review as they have class-leading audio handling and impeccable sound quality that rivals the best wireless earbuds. With balanced sound, effective ANC and a great battery life, these Sennheiser buds will make any audiophile smile. View Deal

Offering poised and revealing sound, along with excellent comfort and microphone quality, this saving is one to consider if you've been on the hunt for a quality pair of earbuds. Though noise cancellation and battery life could use some work, we awarded these earbuds a TechRadar Recommends seal of approval in our Technics EAH-AZ80 review. What's more, the blue model has dropped to below their Prime Day price, now just AU$290.View Deal

Momentum 4 Wireless: was $579 now $279
The 5th-gen version is out now, but it's our Sennheiser Momentum 4 review that scored a full five stars, where we called these headphones "unbeatable". With active noise-cancellation, 60-hours of battery life and excellent sound quality, there are few pairs that can compete with the Momentum 4.View Deal

PS-LX310BT turntable with Bluetooth: was $399 now $299
This Sony Bluetooth turntable is as fuss-free as they come with regard to setup and getting your favourite vinyl records spinning. Whether you're playing via wired or wireless speakers, it delivers a delightfully musical sound that will satisfy vinyl beginners or those looking for a more hands-off approach. View Deal

In our Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar review, we said this soundbar rivals the Sonos Arc, which is the best Sonos soundbar we've tried. The Smart Ultra is compact, beautifully built, and offers plenty of control options to go with its wide, detailed sound. View Deal

Boom 4: was $229.95 now $134
This floatable Bluetooth speaker is perfect for the poolside party, with up to 15 hours of playtime and very decent 45m connectivity range. It promises bassy, punchy and yet a clear 360º soundstage.View Deal

The JBL Flip 7 outperforms its predecessor, getting a full five stars in our review. The sound is a lot punchier than before and that's without compromising details across the range. It even gets a bigger battery to last you up to 16 hours and makes a case for itself at a very good price indeed, which is made even more attractive thanks to a AU$28.80 coupon saving — the coupon only applies to colours that are listed for AU$144.View Deal

Not only can the Charge 6 last up to 28 hours on a single charge, but it can also be used as a power bank to top up your devices via its USB-C port. Sound quality is energetic and detailed in equal measure, and it’s built to withstand virtually anything you wish to throw at it. View Deal

The Dreamegg Sunrise 1 is a handy bedside upgrade if you want a gentler way to wake up without spending a lot. It combines a gradually brightening sunrise alarm with 29 soothing sounds, a dimmable night light and custom sleep routines. View Deal

This is a very different Dreame R10 to the one we've previously reviewed on TechRadar, but if it performs anything like the light-coloured version that has since been discontinued, then I think this is excellent value. For not a lot of money, this appliance promises up to 45 minutes of runtime and a bendy wand to get under furniture. It even comes with a wall-mount attachment and is only AU$20 more than the Prime Day discount.View Deal

Cordless Vacuum with Self Cleaning Brushroll (IZ102): was $549 now $199
We haven't tested this cordless vacuum ourselves but user reviews are glowing and I think that says something. For quick and daily vacuuming, this is great and excellent value, and has previously proven to be very popular with our readers. Do note, however, that the price of this vacuum has been alternating between AU$199 (which the lowest) and AU$249, so you better hurry and grab it for the lower amount.View Deal

V9 Submarine: was $999 now $449
Dyson quietly released this model last 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 with hard floors. Importantly, still available at its Prime Day price.View Deal

F25 Ace: was $999 now $499
This Roborock wet-dry vacuum will leave your hard floors sparkling clean thanks to powerful suction and effective cleaning. It can get up close to edges and the whole body can lay completely flat to help getting underneath tricky to reach places. This price is AU$100 more than its previous discount, but it's still a great saving on an excellent floor washer — read our review for more info.View Deal

L10s Ultra Gen2: was $1699 now $549.99
In our Dreame L10s Ultra review, we called this handy little gadget "a robot vacuum powerhouse" that will "do as it's told" – what more do you want from a robot vacuum? While its price isn't quite as good as what we saw during Prime Day, it still gets a mammoth 68% saving, which is incredible for a machine that automatically detects floor types, empties itself, has a useful onboard camera and an intuitive mobile app.View Deal

Qrevo L: was $1599 now $749
With 10,000Pa of suction, this might not be the best for carpets but, at this price point, it's a very good option for hard floors even in a pet-friendly home. I love the Roborock app as well, it's one of the better ones I've used, and the all-in-one dock here promises minimal human intervention.View Deal

Deebot X11 Pro Omni: was $2699 now $1299
Now just AU$50 more than Prime Day, this remains a pretty good discount on what is a relatively new flagship model from Ecovacs. We haven't tested this version just yet, but if it works as well as the previous X8 Pro Omni did, then I think this is a good premium robovac to consider without the hefty price tag. View Deal

3000 Series dual basket air fryer (9L): was $349 now $199
We haven't tested Philips' dual basket air fryer, but considering how much we've loved the brand's other kitchen appliances, it's hard to not make a mention of this offer. This 9L air fryer has drawers of different sizes, which makes it easy to cook a main and a side together, and promises to sync cooking times if needed. View Deal

Crispi Pro: was $499 now $399
The Ninja Crispi is earning legions of fans for good reason. It uses glass baskets to cook in — 2.3L and 5.7L are provided — and both come with lids, so you can serve in the same basket or cover and store in the fridge. It was down to AU$341 for Prime Day, but a 20% discount is still a good one for a newly released air fryer.View Deal

MultiPro Go food processor: was $149 now $98
This food processor's biggest drawcard is its small footprint (30cm tall and 16cm wide), making it great for those with smaller kitchens, but it also has a powerful 650W motor to help blitz foods to slice, grate, chop and knead in seconds. You can read the full review here.View Deal

Freeze Wand: was $149 now $109
The Ninja Creami is great and all, but paying almost AU$300 for an ice cream maker is a lot — but this one is a lot cheaper even at full price and also takes a lot less space too! It's a versatile machine that makes ice cream, slushies, milkshakes, sorbets, and mix-ins to truly earn its space in the kitchen. You can even combine up to three flavours with three included dessert cups. It was under AU$90 last week, but it's still pretty darn affordable.View Deal

E310 Explorian: was $699 now $508
There's no doubt that a Vitamix is a very handy kitchen appliance to have, but the price tags can be a little prohibitive. However, this machine gets a pretty generous discount and can take care of your soups, smoothies, butters and fair few other things as well, with 10 speed settings and a heck of a lot of power.View Deal

Ascent 2300i blender: was $1099 now $879
While we haven't tested the Vitamix Ascent 2300i for ourselves here at TechRadar, our colleagues at T3 love it, calling it a "real quality blender that will last longer than most things in your home" in their review. The only downside was the asking price. Now, though, the price has dropped considerably.View Deal

A Modo Mio Jolie Evo: was $129 now $89
The Lavazza Jolie machines are excellent and affordable alternatives to Nespresso. This Evo model just has a single button for extracting coffee (compared to the Jolie Plus that has programmable buttons), making it oh so simple to use, and only for around AU$20 more than Prime Day. If you'd like the option to froth milk, you can get a bundle with a frother too. View Deal

Minipresso NS2: was $106 now $79.90
This portable espresso machine is a fantastic option for those constantly on the move. It uses Nespresso pods and made such good coffee that it earned a 4-star review from us. It can be considered affordable at full price, and while this saving is slightly less than Prime Day, it's still well worth checking out.View Deal

Dedica Arte: was $299 now $197
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. View Deal

The Ninja Slushi dropped to just below AU$240 during Prime Day, so this 58% saving is fantastic. It lets you skip the ice and still enjoy perfectly smooth icy drinks with very little effort. Whether you're craving a frappe, smoothie, or even a cheeky spiked slushi, its multiple drink modes have you covered. Check out our Ninja Slushi review for the full rundown. View Deal

NeverChange Air Purifier Compact Pro: was $349.99 now $239.90
While not as cheap as the AU$170 Prime Day price, but this purifier justifies this discount by letting you use its filter for up to five years (potentially longer if you don't use it every day). For context, most other purifier filters can need a replacement every year or two, depending on how much the machine needs to clean out each time it's switched on. As a compact option, this Shark purifier is best used for a single room or smaller spaces.View Deal

Gleam Hair Dryer: was $169.99 now $89.99
The Dreame Gleame hair dryer is an affordable alternative to the bigger brands. Its motor spins at a mighty fast 110,000 RPM for fast airflow and quick drying, plus built-in ion technology results in smooth, shiny hair. Not to mention, the slim, lightweight build make it comfortable to hold. It was around the AU$65 mark for Prime Day.View Deal

i9000 Prestige Ultra: was $999 now $549
Now this is the Rolls-Royce of shavers. Gents, if you want the best, our Philips i9000 review found it to be impressive. It's RRP is sure on the high side, and the discount isn't quite as good as the 63% saving during Prime Day, but at nearly half price, I had to include it here still.View Deal

Blast Water Flosser: was $179.99 now $80
This Colgate water flosser proved especially popular with TechRadar Australia readers during Prime Day, so it's great to see it's maintained a discounted price. If you don't enjoy flossing the traditional way, this handy flosser will clean out those hard-to-reach gaps. Plus, it's cordless, meaning you can take it on your travels too. View Deal

iO 2: was $159.99 now $55.99
If you're after a really good electric toothbrush that won't cost an arm and a leg (or some teeth), then this is it. It's an entry-level oscillating brush, which means it rotates at fast speeds and may not be ideal for people with sensitive or bleeding gums as that movement can be harsh, but it sure does remove a heck of a lot of plaque and keeps your teeth healthy for just a few dollars more than its Prime Day price. View Deal

While I think the iO 6 is the smarter brush, you can save some cash by opting for the iO 5 instead. You don't really miss out on much — the more expensive iO 6 has an interactive display, an extra gum-care mode and slightly faster charger. Other than that, the iO 5 is just as good an oscillating toothbrush as any of its more expensive siblings.View Deal

The Oral-B iO 6 is a smart brush that can 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, as well a ring timer letting you know when to move on to a different section of your pearly whites, while being about AU$4 more than its Prime Day discount. View Deal

Galaxy SmartTag 2 (4-pack): was $169 now $80.75
Samsung's answer to the AirTag, the SmartTag 2 works with select Samsung phones to help you find mislaid items. It has a built-in hole for easier attachments, up to 700 days of battery life and it's water-resistant. If you're always losing stuff, this is a worthy investment. Make sure to tick the box for the 5% off coupon to get this price.View Deal

USB-C Charger 65W: was $54.95 now $36.99
Outputting a maximum of 65W via either one of its USB-C ports (and a maximum of 22.5W via its USB-A port), this charger isn’t just capable of fast charging top iPhones and Samsung Galaxy devices at the highest speed, it’s also worth considering as a laptop charger replacement with its compact size, provided you have a sufficiently capable USB-C cable and your laptop can charge via said cable.View Deal

USB-C Charger 100W: was $79.99 now $57.57
A 100W charger might seem overkill, but if you’re thinking of simultaneously charging a laptop, phone, set of earbuds and a smartwatch, this is certainly a device to consider. The two top-most USB-C ports can output at a maximum of 100W, while the bottom USB-C port delivers up to 30W and the USB-A port up to 22.5W.View Deal

Delta 3 portable power station: was $1499 now $999
The EcoFlow Delta 3 is a practical option for camping or backup power, with a 1,024Wh battery, 1,800W output and a full mains recharge in as little as 56 minutes. It typically sells for around AU$1,200 and previously dropped to AU$1,100, but the current deal is the lowest Amazon price I’ve seen, and it matches the Prime Day saving.View Deal

The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a worthwhile fitness device for folks that don’t like the feeling of a watch. Water resistant at up to 100 metres and available in three colours, the Galaxy Ring can track steps, sleep, heart rate and more. It comes with a charging cradle, with the Ring capable of lasting up to seven days on a full charge. Remember to try the sizing kit first. This is the exact same discount we saw last week.View Deal

Forerunner 265S: was $799 now $596.84
The 'S' in the name stands for 'small', meaning this specific Garmin was made for petite wrists and features a 42mm vibrant OLED display. You also get Multiband GPS, an intuitive menu navigation, excellent battery life, plenty of Garmin fitness features... and, oh, did I mention the OLED display?View Deal

PowerShot V10: was $699 now $428
This point-and-shoot camera fits perfectly in the palm of your hand, and makes content creation as easy as possible. You quite literally just need to point and shoot. There are just a few control buttons on the rear, but the tiny 2-inch flip-up touchscreen adds functionality too. It's capable of 4K/30p videos and 20MP stills. View Deal

Osmo Action 5 Pro: was $599 now $458
With some serious grunt under the hood of this palm-friendly camera, you get AI-powered subject tracking, up to 13.5 stops of dynamic range and even 4K/120p slo-mo recording. This camera has since been succeeded by the 6th-gen model but it's still a fabulous shot (pardon the pun).View Deal

PowerShot V1: was $1449 now $1065.01
This is Canon's first compact camera in years, picking up where the fabulous and popular PowerShot G7 X series left off. It features a brand-new 22.3MP 1.4-inch sensor that boasts Canon's trusty Dual Pixel CMOS II autofocus and it has an integrated fan to keep things cool for the content creator. All this for around AU$20 more than Prime Day.View Deal

Tough TG-7: was $799 now $616
While it's not a huge upgrade over the previous model, the TG-6 is no longer available to buy, making this the best choice if you'd like a near-indestructible camera that you can take underwater. The best price is on the black model, although this camera does tend to be a lot cheaper at other times..View Deal

EOS R8 (body): was $2599 now $1682.71
This might be an entry-level camera but it has some advanced features. Anyone who wants to shoot wildlife or sports will be thrilled with the 40fps burst speed, and it inherits some of the tracking precision from Canon's higher-end cameras too. With a 24.2MP full-frame sensor, it's one of the lightest cameras available today and represents excellent value for a beginner even though this isn't the best price it's been.View Deal

Z6 III (body): was $4499 now $2858
It's been cheaper than this before, but this is still a fantastic saving on an excellent Nikon full-framer. The 24.6MP sensor can shoot at up to 120fps, records 6K video, has built-in image stabilisation and has dual card slots, including one for a CFexpress device to make full use of its speed.View Deal

A510 dash cam: was $269.99 now $199.99
We call this an "all-round surveillance solution" in our 70mai Dash Cam A510 review, due to it including both front-facing and rear-facing cameras in the box. They're quality cameras, too, recording 2.7K footage from the front and 1080p at the back, complete with wide fields of view. Built-in GPS, 360º rotation for in-car recording and easy install only add to its appeal. Be sure to use the additional AU$70 coupon on the listing.View Deal

L24-4E 23.8-inch monitor: was $179 now $98
A 100Hz-refresh-rate monitor for just under AU$100? Sign me up! This display from Lenovo may be a bit small at under 24 inches with a 1080p resolution, but it uses IPS technology for sharp image quality. This is price is just AU$4 more than the Prime Day discount.View Deal

Brio 500 webcam: was $199.95 now $118
This is one of Amazon's bestselling webcams and while we haven't tested this specific model, we have tried a couple of other Brio cams. And they're good. If you're looking for a capable 1080p webcam for your work calls (or personal video calls) with light correction, auto framing, noise-cancelling mics and many more useful features, this promises to deliver at an affordable price.View Deal

Boasting a 12,000dpi 'Hero' sensor, as well as 6 programmable buttons, a 250-hour battery and onboard memory for your settings, the Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse is ideal for competitive play. The deal price here applies to a range of colours. Want to know more? Check out our review. View Deal

Ultimate C: was $79.95 now $62.57
Sure, it's a wired controller, but this gamepad is simple to use and durable, with drift-free hall effect analog sticks. In fact, the base of the sticks also have RGB, which is fantastic at this price. Being wired, however, means this isn't ideal for couch play, but if you're a PC gamer at your desk, it'll do wonderfully well. Note that this offer ships from Amazon UK.View Deal

K100 Air wireless gaming keyboard: was $489 now $341.82
The most striking feature of this mechanical keyboard is its thinness, but it also comes with the promise of sub-1ms latency and 8,000Hz hyper-polling. In our review we praised the K100 Air's durability, great actuation and high polling, while bemoaning the high price of this slab. And yeah: it's expensive, so good thing there's a discount, albeit one shipping from the US.View Deal

Please don't confuse this with the ROG Xbox Ally X, which has more powerful specs. This is the cheaper sibling, now cheaper still on Amazon. And given the recent price hike of the Steam Deck, this handheld definitely seems a lot more tempting now. This was AU$799 during Amazon's Mid-Year Sale in early June, but it would be remiss of me to not list this discount here.View Deal

The Dyson Airwrap Origin is a repackaged Dyson Airwrap 2022 with only the basic attachments — loop brush, fast dryer and a 40mm long barrel. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, as you can just buy the ones you actually need and the others won’t just be sitting unused. Use the code DYSON10 at checkout to get an extra AU$10 off.View Deal

The ViWoods AiPaper more than earns its keep by offering plenty of productivity features on a display that's easy on the eyes. You get the choice of two AI assistants for various tasks, including voice-to-text or handwriting-to-text conversion, plus full access to the Google Play Store. There's a lot you can do on this productivity tablet and yet its UX doesn't overwhelm. And this price includes not just the stylus, but a fabric magnetic sleep case as well.View Deal

This entry-level office chair has adaptive lumbar support that moves with your posture, aimed to help reduce lower back pain during extended work sessions. It also has a wide headrest and flip-up armrests, features that are commonly found in more expensive office chairs. We haven’t reviewed this chair, but it has 100+ 5-star user reviews on Amazon. This price matches the B100’s all-time low on the site.View Deal

This chair may be from a gaming brand (and the TC100 Relaxed does look like a gaming chair), but it’s sleek enough to fit in a professional setting. Our reviewer found the TC100 Relaxed more durable and comfortable than anything else at this price point, and it includes lumbar and neck pillows for support. The biggest downside is that it won’t be the most adjustable option, but that’s as expected for a chair in this price range. Like the B100 above, this price is the lowest we’ve seen on Amazon.View Deal

M57: was $409.99 now $327.99
We named this the best budget office chair for its breathable mesh design and adjustable lumbar support, as well as the understated look that makes it suitable for professional environments. The lumbar adjustment is manual via a dial, and the backrest can be locked into place when you want to lean back or sit upright. This price matches its all-time low on Amazon.View Deal

If you want the absolute best, you can’t go wrong with the Steelcase Series 2, which we named the best overall office chair you can buy in Australia. This chair has a wide array of adjustments with intuitive under-seat levers and dials, and the mesh fabric back is not just breathable, but is engineered to flex and adjust to your back whenever you shift your weight. This isn’t as cheap as the EOFY deal from June that Steelcase offered directly from its own storefront, but this discount is still hard to overlook. Read our Steelseries Series 2 review for a deeper insight.View Deal

Our reviewer fell in love with the Steelcase Gesture’s armrests, which headlines this chair’s many adjustability options. It also has a sturdy build and premium looks, though its cushioned back won’t offer as much breathability as mesh-backed chairs. The Gesture has the same backrest technology in the Series 2 (listed above) that flexes to adjust with your spine’s position. It’s been cheaper in the past, but almost AU$400 off is nothing to scoff at.View Deal