Cyber Monday deals under AU$100: 15 top bargains you don't want to miss

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max | AU$99 AU$49 on Amazon (save AU$50)

Amazon is often pretty aggressive with Black Friday discounts on its own products, but we didn't expect the Fire TV Stick 4K Max to be this cheap! Ticking off all the video and audio formats you could need: Ultra HD, HDR, HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, it represents one of the most affordable ways to upgrade your home entertainment system. 

Razer Kiyo X Full HD Webcam | AU$139 AU$50 on Amazon (save AU$89) 

Whether streaming live gameplay or creating videos for YouTube or TikTok, your laptop's built-in webcam just won't cut it. And at just AU$50, this webcam will record at 1080p/30fps or at 720p at a smooth 6fps. To make sure you look great, there's autofocus on board, plus a variety of mounting options. And it's a webcam small enough to take with you wherever you go.

Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed wireless gaming mouse | AU$109.95 AU$39 on Amazon (save AU$70.95)

Offering incredible battery life, comfort and the ability to connect via the included USB dongle or Bluetooth, the Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed represents a great gaming upgrade in an ergonomic design. It does only provide the bare minimum for a gaming mouse however, so if your gaming intentions are more hardcore, you may wish to look for something more customisable. 

Razer BlackShark V2 + USB sound card | AU$174.95 AU$74.10 on Amazon (save AU$100.85)

The Razer BlackShark V2 is an excellent gaming headset, offering comfort and great sound, plus even greater value having nabbed a AU$100 discount. The inclusion of a USB sound card here allows you to unlock THX Spatial Audio for games that support it, offering a chance to experience more immersive sound during gameplay. 

Don't need a USB connection? Buying the BlackShark V2 X is even cheaper at just AU$47.

Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard | AU$79 AU$36 on Amazon (save AU$43)

One of the best travel keyboards you can buy, the Logitech K380 was already good value at AU$79 in our opinion. But now that it's better than half price, it's a genuine bargain. With it, you can connect to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth and improve productivity using the four hotkeys.

Horizon Forbidden West (PS5) | AU$124.95 AU$39 at JB Hi-Fi (save AU$85.95) 

As the first PS5 entry in one of PlayStation's headline franchises, Horizon: Forbidden West was destined to get attention and has found itself in many Game of the Year conversations. As a title taking full advantage of next-gen gaming's capabilities, most particularly with its stunning scenery, this one is close to a must-have for the PS5. Discounted days ago to its then-best price of AU$49, it's now available at an even greater discount for just AU$39.

Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) | AU$149 AU$79 at the Google Store (save AU$70)

We love the 2nd-gen Google Nest Hub's ability to track sleep. Although it’s not as detailed as what you’ll get with wearable devices, it's still pretty innovative. The 7-inch touchscreen is a great smart display, putting a lot of control at your fingertips. There’s no camera on this device, so no video calls here sadly, but that guarantees your privacy. Otherwise, Google Assistant is super handy, and the speaker is great for enjoying music and videos, as well as controlling your smart home. For just AU$79, it’s a great addition to any bedside table.

Amazon Echo (2020; 4th gen) | AU$149 AU$74 on Amazon (save AU$75)

We were hoping the Echo speaker would be a little cheaper this time – AU$74 has been its lowest price previously, towards the end of last year. Still, back to its lowest price, this Alexa smart speaker is slightly bigger than the Echo Dot, so you get better volume and sound as compared to the 4th-gen Echo Dot. And the Echo is available in three different colours to suit different decors.

Betrayal At House On The Hill – 2nd Edition Board Game | AU$84.99 AU$40.11 on Amazon (save AU$44.88)

One of the more popular and acclaimed co-operative board games out there, Betrayal at House on the Hill charges 3-6 players with building their own haunted mansion and then doing their best to escape it alive. With 50 playable scenarios, this one has high re-playability value and is a great addition to family board-game night. Especially now thanks to this saving of 53% courtesy of Amazon for the game's second edition.

Philips Airfryer Essential (HD9200/21) | AU$199 AU$99 on Amazon (save AU$100)

A compact air fryer model that’s ideal for smaller households, the Philips Airfryer Essential is able to fry, bake, grill, roast and reheat delicious meals while saving time and energy... and without the bare minimum of oil. Unlike its bigger XL siblings, it only offers a single cooking drawer with a 4.1L/0.8kg capacity (Philips claims it’s good for making meals of three serves), but you really can’t argue with this price: it’s now available at less than AU$100.

Fitbit Inspire 2 | AU$149 AU$74 at Rebel Sport (save AU$75)

Available in black and in rose black colour options at half price, the Fitbit Inpire 2 is a great fitness tracker on a budget. Keep tabs on your activity and sleep, plus your heart rate and Active Zone Minutes. There's up to 10 days of battery life, menstrual tracking, guided breathing sessions and more here, offering great bang for your buck.

One by Wacom graphic tablet (medium, red) | AU$130 AU$81.75 on Amazon (save AU$48.25)

This highly capable graphic tablet has been dropped down below AU$100 thanks to Amazon's Black Friday sales, seeing a discount of 37% in total for this Medium size slate. Subtle but capable, this creative pad is one of the best graphic tablet options for all but the more serious graphic designers, and that's thanks to its simple yet reliable functionality combined with quality specs from Wacom.

Game Creators – Mega Makers Pack | AU$648.30 AU$25.93 at Green Man Gaming (save AU$622.37)

Nope, that's not a typo, with this bundle you can save over AU$600 to get your hands on absolutely everything you'd need to start building your very own video game. You get three core game-making programs and an additional 11 collections of assets to use to make your very own game. Since we know tech and gaming have a bright future, there's really no better time than now to learn how to do it all yourself, right?

Anker PowerCore III 60W Portable Charger | AU$139.99 AU$89.99 at Amazon (save AU$50)

If you're on the move or out on the town a lot, the last thing you want is your tech items to run out of juice and leave you stranded. That's why you want to have the kind of reinforcement offered here by the Anker Powercore III portable charger, which holds plenty of juice and can be used to charge your laptop, tablet, phone or anything in between requiring an energy kick. 

Philips Hue Garnea 90mm White Ambiance Downlight | AU$79 AU$45.75 at Amazon (save AU$33.25)

We're all looking at our power bills in the current economic climate and madly thinking about ways we can try and save, which is where this Philips smart light comes in. It uses less energy as compared to standard LED lights, is compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri, and you can use the app to schedule when it turns on or off, thus controlling your power usage.