Amazon Boxing Day sale 2025 in Australia: all the insight and best deals for the final sale of the year

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While sales started earlier, Amazon officially kicked off it's sale at noon on December 24 – a few days later than last year.

Do you want all the best Amazon bargains right now? Check out our dedicated Live Boxing Day Amazon deals page to get your fix.

Amazon Australia’s Boxing Day sale has been delivering where it matters: big discounts across a wide range of categories. It’s also a handy second chance to grab anything still sitting on your wishlist, or pick up a few belated Christmas gifts if you’re still feeling the festive spirit.

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One last tip: Amazon Australia’s Boxing Day sale isn’t exclusive to Prime members, but Prime does come with perks, including free fast delivery on a huge range of items. If you’re not signed up yet, you can grab a 30-day free trial and get your last minute shopping done, then decide if it’s worth keeping.

Best early Boxing Day 2025 deals

Ugreen USB-C cables 100W (2-pack)
Save 35% (AU$7)
Ugreen USB-C cables 100W (2-pack): was AU$19.99 now AU$12.99 at Amazon
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Everyone needs more USB cables, and one of my favourite brands is Ugreen. This deal is for a two pack of the most popular 1m cables – back to a price that's equal to the lowest we have seen before. Ugreen has loads of USB cables that are currently discounted, so it's well worth a look. I especially like the 3m long cables, and have one by the couch for charging my phone or laptop.

Iniu P50 45W 10,000 mAh power bank
Save 27% (AU$12)
Iniu P50 45W 10,000 mAh power bank: was AU$44.99 now AU$32.99 at Amazon
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This compact yet powerful little power bank had a mild discount, but thanks to an extra AU$7 off via clickable coupon, its at one of the best prices we have seen. Read our review for more insight, but it's a great option for those who want to be able to super fast charge a phone on the go.

Want a slimmer option? Iniu also has a AU$29.99 version without the screen that's just 1.8cm thick.

Anker 735 (NANO 2) 65W Charger
Save 31% (AU$15.01)
Anker 735 (NANO 2) 65W Charger: was AU$49 now AU$33.99 at Amazon
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With two USB-C ports accompanying a single USB-A socket, this Anker charger is a cheap but high quality way to charge a laptop, phone or other devices. It's often discounted to this same AU$33.99 price, but is still a great deal.

Soundcore by Anker P20i earbuds
Save 35% (AU$14)
Soundcore by Anker P20i earbuds: was AU$39.99 now AU$25.99 at Amazon
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We may not have tested these buds ourselves here at TechRadar, but it’s hard to ignore the 87K customer reviews on Amazon. While often disocunbted to this price, if you’re after dependable Bluetooth buds on a budget, these are a great option.

Apple AirPods Pro 3
Save 12% (AU$50)
Apple AirPods Pro 3: was AU$429 now AU$379 at Amazon
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While not much of a reduction, this is the biggest Amazon discount so far on Apple's latest noise-cancelling buds. So if you've been keen to upgrade from an older pair of AirPods 2 or 3, they are worth a look. 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.

Meta Quest 3S (128GB)
Save 18% (AU$90)
Meta Quest 3S (128GB): was AU$499.99 now AU$409.99 at Amazon
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Read our review for the full scoop, but this deal is one of the cheapest yet for Meta's best affordable headset. Our resident VR headset tester thinks it's the second-best headset anyone can buy from any brand, and it's only a more tempting offer thanks to this deal.

Google Nest Wifi Pro
Save 57% (AU$400)
Google Nest Wifi Pro: was AU$699 now AU$299 at Amazon
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Google's Wi-Fi 6e capable mesh system is worth considering for big homes as you can position each unit around your home to create an even blanket of Wi-Fi, eliminating dead spots. A single unit costs AU$257 on Amazon right now, making this 3-pack much better value per node. We saw this same price during Black Friday, and it's equal to the lowest yet on Amazon.

Google Pixel 9a (128GB, Peony)
Save 20% (AU$168)
Google Pixel 9a (128GB, Peony): was AU$847 now AU$679 at Amazon
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The Google Pixel 9a is still a respectable entry level-premium option with a great camera and long-term support. Our reviewer found its camera provides some of the best macro photography capabilities anywhere, and that it boasts the same Tensor G4 chip found in the more expensive Pixel 9 models. It’s worth noting that while there will likely be a Pixel 10a sometime in the first quarter of 2026, the Pixel 9a is still good value. Especially since it's currently cheaper than on Black Friday.

Shark Cordless Vacuum with Self Cleaning Brushroll (IZ102)
Save 61% (AU$337.01)
Shark Cordless Vacuum with Self Cleaning Brushroll (IZ102): was AU$549 now AU$211.99 at Amazon
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It's our favourite budget vacuum cleaner, taking up a spot in our best cordless stick vacuum buying guide even though we've not been able to test it ourselves. User reviews are glowing though, and we trust the people who love this machine. While we have seen it as low as AU$208 (during Black Friday), for quick and daily vacuuming, this is a great deal.

Ninja Swirl by Creami
Save 32% (AU$175)
Ninja Swirl by Creami: was AU$549 now AU$374 at Amazon
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While we have seen it slightly cheaper, the AU$20 clickable coupon here drops the Creami to one of the better prices we have seen. Read our review for more info, but you can think of it as the Creami’s upgraded sibling. It handles everything the original model does, then goes further with a built-in soft-serve unit featuring six dedicated programs.

Amazon Boxing Day Sale 2025: What you need to know

When will the Amazon Boxing Day 2025 sale start?

Slightly later than last year, Amazon kicked off it's official sale at noon on December 24. In past years it’s started a couple of days early – for example in 2024 it kicked off on December 22.

When will Amazon's Boxing Day sale end?

Based on previous years, we suspect Amazon’s Boxing Day sale in 2025 will run through to December 28, as it did in 2024, 2023 and 2022. That’s speculation of course, but Amazon usually keeps the discounts rolling into early January as it shifts focus to New Year sales.

You shouldn't expect the very best deals to hang around for long though. We saw the same thing over Black Friday to Cyber Monday, where some of the biggest savings sold out or wrapped up right on the December 1 end date.

So if you spot a deal that’s right for you, it’s worth snapping it up before it disappears.

Amazon Boxing Day 2025 sales: the deals to expect

As with previous Boxing Day sales, we're expecting Amazon to slash prices on a wide range of products, including headphones, speakers, gaming, PC, vacuum cleaners and much more.

For a more in-depth look as to what other deals we can expect over the Boxing Day shopping period, we've taken a look at some key categories below to break it down.

Video game deals

Last year’s Boxing Day sale didn’t deliver the big console discounts we’d hoped for, but Black Friday showed Amazon can still come through on select hardware, including the Nintendo Switch 2 and even the PS5. There were also solid deals on the Meta Quest 3 and 3S, so we wouldn’t be surprised to see those return.

PlayStation and Xbox game discounts are always high on shoppers’ lists, but Amazon’s pricing for actual consoles can be hit and miss, and the best PS5 deals tend to sell out fast, sometimes within minutes.

Computing and laptop deals

Boxing Day, like Black Friday, is one of the best times of year to score real savings on computers, laptops and peripherals, and Amazon usually has plenty of options.

Last year we saw solid discounts on well specced laptops, and Amazon usually has the best MacBook deals.

We’re hoping for even better deals this time around, especially on accessories from brands like Razer and Logitech, much like we saw over Black Friday.

Smartphone and tablet deals

Boxing Day is when smartphone and tablet deals can get genuinely interesting, and Amazon is usually one of the cheapest, especially on its own devices like Kindle ereaders.

Last year’s sale also brought tasty discounts on Samsung phones and tablets, including the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, so we’ll be watching for offers across Samsung’s newer range this time around, foldables included.

Apple iPhones and iPads also got better than expected discounts on Black Friday this year, so we will be keeping a close eye on them for Boxing Day.

Smart home and appliances deals

Savings on smart home gear and appliances during Amazon’s Boxing Day sales are almost a sure thing, especially since Amazon usually discounts its own Echo devices.

It’s also worth watching cheaper options like Laser and TP-Link Tapo smart bulbs. They’re affordable even at full price, but a few dollars off is still great – especially if buying more than one.

Kitchen appliances are usually a key area for bargains, with air fryers, coffee machines and blenders often seeing large price drops. And if you’ve had your eye on the Ninja Slushi, we suspect Boxing Day might deliver a new all-time low price.

Beyond that, expect deals on everything from vacuums to heating and cooling, with robot vacuums often among the biggest price drops.

Max Langridge
Senior Editor, Home Entertainment & Broadband (APAC)

Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publications. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also the editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.

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