Cyber Monday phone deals in Australia 2024: the 15 smartphone deals still up for grabs

Save AU$100 with First membership

Eager to save AU$100 on the iPhone 16 Pro? Kogan is offering such a discount with First members, though without the membership, you can still bring the cost down to a nice AU$1,719. This discount applies to all available colourways, along with the iPhone 16 Pro Max (from AU$2,049).

Note: this is an import of an international model.

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Though the iPhone 14 Plus is now two generations old, don't be too worried about ongoing software support. The iPhone 14 Plus is expected to be supported until 2029, making it a fairly decent purchase if you want a large phone with a nice screen without spending too much. The 128GB model is currently discounted by the most, though the Yellow model isn't much more expensive at AU$1,249.

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The iPhone 13 is expected to be supported until 2028, and although it's now three generations old, it's a welcome option as an entry-point and affordable way to get into the Apple ecosystem. The cameras and display may seem a little dated compared to newer iPhones, and perhaps you'll have Dynamic Island envy, but it's a nice price that's only just above the cost of a new iPhone SE at AU$719.

Save AU$350 with membership

Google's cheapest Pixel 9 option is a very competent phone that offers brilliant camera performance and the company's suite of AI-powered features (including the very cool Magic Eraser). It's powered by the same Tensor G4 chip that's in the Pro models, and though the screen is slightly lower spec, it's still gorgeous. Note that to get this discount you'll need to be a Kogan First member – otherwise the price is still lowered to AU$1,019, though it'd be a shame to miss out on such a saving.

Also available for AU$1,047 from JB Hi-Fi and AU$1,049 from the Google Store.

Note: this is an import of an international model.

Samsung Galaxy S24 FE(128GB): was AU$1,098 now AU$598.32 (plus plan costs) at Optus
Save AU$500.40

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE was released October 2024 as a cheap entry-point to the Galaxy S24 range of devices, featuring the brand's Galaxy AI suite of features and a gorgeous sharp display. In TechRadar's review of the device, we loved its long battery life, strong performance and gorgeous display, though we thought that the iPhone-like design probably won't be a winner for everyone and that some of the phone's best features are hidden away. With this Optus deal, you'll need to sign up for an eligible plan over a 24-month or 36-month period to activate the monthly saving. Plan costs start at AU$52 per month.

Save AU$112

Say you want the cheapest smartphone in the Samsung Galaxy S24 family but don't want to sign up for a plan. Amazon is offering quite an attractive option, with AU$113 slashed from the price. For such a competent phone that brings the best of the S24 range to a cheaper price point, this is a deal that shouldn't be missed. Available in Graphite, Mint and Blue.

Save AU$369

Getting 21% off the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 is a welcome discount. A smartphone with a unique form factor, thanks to its classic flip-phone folding mechanism, its back screen and tall profile, this is a device to buy if you want your daily handset to have some style. Mint and Blue colourways are currently discounted, though Silver Shadow and Yellow are slightly more expensive.

Save AU$101

While we haven't tested the Motorola Moto G85, the phone has received positive reviews online for its performance (both internally and for taking photos) at a low price point – and with such a big saving, it's a very attractive budget phone.

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One of Nokia's higher-end smartphones, the X30 5G 256GB received great reviews online for its nice display and stylish design. The X30 5G is just over half price with this deal at JB Hi-Fi, but if you're after better performance, it's certainly worth comparing the X30 to its competition. For AU$450 though, the X30 is a solid phone.