Best New Zealand tech deals: the top online discounts in June 2025

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2025 has been a prime year for deals so far, and the savings just keep coming! With End of Financial Year (EOFY) deals in Australia, there are plenty of discounts available in New Zealand.

Amazon's Mid-Year sale officially wrapped on June 8, but some of its hottest offers are still live – making it our top pick for discounts this week. You can score significant savings on kitchen appliances, smartwatches, video games, office supplies and more.

This week, you can grab the Garmin Instinct 2 and Govee T2 Backlight at 37% and 39% off. Plus, the Shark Detect Pro Cordless with auto-empty system is an absolute steal at just NZ$645.26. The Ninja Creami Deluxe is also NZ$167 off (down to NZ$338.38) and you can snag a whopping 56% off the Philips 5000 Series Air Fryer XXL, bringing it down to just NZ$222.58.

No matter what you're looking for – from tech upgrades to home essentials – you'll find fantastic deals across various retailers in New Zealand. Dive into our top picks below and start saving!

Key retailers in New Zealand

Best deals in New Zealand

Garmin Instinct 2 (Electric Lime)
Garmin Instinct 2 (Electric Lime): was NZ$560.96 now NZ$356 at Amazon

Save NZ$204.96

While we have seen it a little cheaper before, this smartwatch offers a brilliant tough design, excellent GPS tracking, useful training tools and an epic battery life, we proudly handed this watch an Editor's Choice seal of approval in our Garmin Instinct 2 review. If you're OK with the black colour scheme and standard (45mm) size, this is one of the better Garmin smartwatch deals going.

Govee Envisual TV LED backlight
Govee Envisual TV LED backlight: was NZ$239.43 now NZ$146.10 at Amazon

Save NZ$93.33

Want to make your home movies more immersive? This Govee backlight and camera system effectively extends the on-screen image beyond its bezelled confines and accurately tracks colours and flashes to the wall behind. It can also sync with music to dance along to your favourite tunes. Note that this is designed for 55 to 65-inch TVs.

Shark Cordless Detect Pro w/ auto-empty system
Shark Cordless Detect Pro w/ auto-empty system: was NZ$1,123.02 now NZ$645.26 at Amazon

Save NZ$477.76

An excellent alternative to a Dyson, the Shark Detect Pro offers powerful suction that makes it great on both hard floors and carpets. It can easily convert into a handheld to tackle upholstery or the car and a built-in auto-empty system ensures you don't breathe in whatever you've vacuumed up too.

Ninja  Creami Deluxe
Ninja Creami Deluxe: was NZ$505.85 now NZ$338.38 at Amazon

Save NZ$167.47

It's got a cult-like following and two members of our own staff are massive fans. If you love your chilled desserts – ice creams, gelatos, smoothies – but want to control your calorie intake, you really should consider getting the Ninja Creami. This Deluxe edition gets you three containers, which is great value at this price.

Philips 5000 Series Air Fryer XXL (HD9285/90)
Philips 5000 Series Air Fryer XXL (HD9285/90): was NZ$504.74 now NZ$222.58 at Amazon

Save NZ$282.16

Philips is the undisputed king of air fryers and this discount gets you one of its more recent models for 56% off the RRP. The 5000 Series XXL offers a generous 7.2L/1.4kg capacity (enough to feed six people), 16 different cooking functions and even Wi-Fi connectivity and a smartphone app with recipes that can send commands straight to the fryer. The basket is also dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.

Older deals that are still available

Samsung S90D 65-inch 4K TV
Samsung S90D 65-inch 4K TV: was NZ$5,799.95 now NZ$2,811.95 at Samsung New Zealand

Save NZ$2,988

The Samsung S90D 4K TV offers a sharp and crisp OLED display, and this 65-inch model hits the sweet spot size-wise for most rooms. It also uses Motion Xcelerator Turbo+4 tech to reduce motion blur, and its Real Depth Enhancer promises to mirror the human eye’s depth perception. It’s also Pantone validated, so you can rest assured that the colours you're seeing are true-to-life. This stellar TV also comes with Dolby Atmos support for better sound than many other TVs.

Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni
Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni: was NZ$1,901.09 now NZ$1,248.91 at Amazon

Save NZ$652.18

In our Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni review, we called it "the best-value robot vacuum" we've tried, even at its regular price. So, cutting more than NZ$600 off it means you're getting an incredibly good deal. It finds a near-perfect balance between feature set and price, while performing well in our tests. It can struggle on carpet – especially for pet owners – but, it's a fantastic option for those with predominately hard floors.

Ninja Air Fryer Pro XL
Ninja Air Fryer Pro XL: was NZ$340.90 now NZ$180.68 at Amazon

Save NZ$160.22

We haven't reviewed this model, but our friends over at Tom's Guide think it's the best air fryer Ninja offers. Actually, they give that title to the smaller model – but this 6.2L fryer offers the same easy controls and quiet cooking in a bigger frame that will let you cook meals for more people. The Ninja Air Fryer Pro (4.7L) is down to NZ$157.95 from NZ$227.26 if you're only regularly cooking for one or two people.

Eureka E10s robot vacuum and mop
Eureka E10s robot vacuum and mop: was NZ$1,194.57 now NZ$566.92 at Amazon

Save NZ$627.65

This robot vacuum stands out with loads of great features, including a bagless self-emptying station that helps reduce the cost of operation. It earned four stars in our Eureka E10s review, thanks in large part to its bag-free cleaning, scheduling ability and intuitive app. A vacuum worth considering at full price, this 53% discount makes it very hard to ignore if you're looking for some robotic help with your chores.

De'Longhi Magnifica S
De'Longhi Magnifica S: was NZ$794.32 now NZ$563.64 at Amazon

Save NZ$230.68

Offering super simplicity, the De'Longhi Magnifica S has an easy-to-use touch control panel that allows you to brew two cups simultaneously with the minimum amount of effort. It also has a silent integrated grinder with 13 settings and a handy milk frother – so it’s a good all-in-one solution.

Viture Pro XR/AR glasses
Viture Pro XR/AR glasses: was NZ$851.14 now NZ$720.71 at Amazon

Save NZ$130.43

While the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses steal the spotlight in the AR glasses category, these Viture Pro XR specs deserve your attention. They offer impressive display tech that is easily personalised and a ton of software smarts that turn them into an amazing gaming/spatial computing partner. Like a portable projector for your face, this NZ$130.43 saving makes now the time to take the leap if you've been wanting to step into the futuristic world of AR glasses.

Arlo Video Doorbell
Arlo Video Doorbell: was NZ$257.43 now NZ$111.36 at Amazon

Save NZ$146.07

We think this is the best video doorbell, which is why we think it's the one to have over the Ring battery doorbell despite being more expensive at its regular price. Slim and super easy to use, this Arlo doorbell ticks all the boxes for most people. A touch over NZ$110, this 57% discount is an absolute steal.

EarFun Air Pro 3
EarFun Air Pro 3: was NZ$134.94 now NZ$77.26 at Amazon

Save NZ$57.68

The lowest price we've ever seen on Amazon, if you need noise cancellation from your earbuds, the EarFun Air Pro 3 is one of the best options at full price, let alone nearly 50% off. Earning themselves almost five-stars in our EarFun Air Pro 3 review, these buds are solid across the board, but they outshine more expensive buds when it comes to noise cancellation and battery life in particular.

Max Delaney
Staff Writer

A Digital Content Writer for the Australian TechRadar team, Max covers all things tech and lifestyle and is keen on using tech to make life easier. A 2023 journalism graduate, Max has written across sports, entertainment and business for brands like Zero Digital Media and Valnet.Inc, but found his love for tech in his time at GadgetUser. At home when covering everything from the latest deal and coupon code to the most recent streaming service output, phone or smartwatch, Max excels at using his research, experience and writing ability give you more time to use your tech, not waste time finding it. 

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