EOFY sales 2025: the 10 best last-minute tax-time deals to shop on the final day

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A little way off the lowest price we've seen, 39% off the Dyson Gen5detect is still worth taking notice of, considering how powerful it is. It offers excellent battery life too, and this bundle also gets you the Fluffy Optic cleaning head that illuminates invisible dust on hard floors to ensure you can capture every last mote.

Need more bin capacity for a larger home? The Dyson Gen5outsize is also discounted – 36% off, down to AU$1,049 from AU$1,649.

Superloop NBN 1000 | 860Mbps TES | AU$85 p/m (first 6 months, then AU$109 p/m)

Official EOFY NBN deals have been few and far between this month, making this from Superloop all the more attractive. It's for the telco's fastest NBN 1000 plan, and it's received a huge AU$144 discount over 6 months, bringing its introductory cost down to a figure lower than many plans that are over 17x slower! The ongoing cost is also below the current national average.

• AU$85 total minimum cost
• AU$1,164 first year cost
• AU$1,308 ongoing yearly cost

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A record player with a twist, the Sound Burger might look like a novelty item, but our colleagues at What Fi-Hi? were pleasantly surprised by its performance. The combination of clever design and ease of use, make it an excellent entry into the world of vinyl. Connect it to a Bluetooth speaker for music on the go, or an amplifier and speaker system at home for glorious sound output.

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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's semi-automatic, meaning you can have as much, or as little, input into your coffee as you'd like. The best part? No matter which route you choose, you'll be rewarded with a delicious coffee and expertly-frothed milk. Better yet, use the checkout code TECH10 to save more than just the listed AU$200.

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The flagship smartphone from Samsung, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is one of the best phones in Australia, fitted with our favourite array of cameras and a gorgeous, massive screen. In our Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review, we awarded the phone four and a half stars and gave it a TechRadar Recommends seal of approval.

This discount applies across all colourways (including Samsung store exclusive colours) along with 512GB and 1TB models.

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This neat little charger is a fine substitute for those you've already got lying around your house. It offers USB-A and USB-C ports and is capable of fast charging most base model phones from Apple, Google and Samsung. It won’t achieve the maximum wattage requirements of fast charging on more high-end models (such as the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL at 37W, or the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus/Ultra and iPhone 16 Pro/Pro Max at 45W), but it’s still a neat and cheap charger to have, especially as a travel solution.

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This sonic electric toothbrush launched in Australia in late-2024 but, admittedly, at a high price. Fortuantely, this huge 50% discount makes it much easier to stomach. It's the smartest, most talkative electric toothbrush money can buy. In our five-star Oclean X Ultra S review, we called it "chatty" and "clever" as it uses bone-conduction tech to provide vocal feedback in real time so you brush exactly you ought to. It's cutting-edge stuff in oral hygiene and you'll get three replacement cleaning heads in the box too.

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Utilising TCL’s latest QD mini-LED technology, the C7K is a premium yet affordable TV that should suit most Australian homes. High brightness, vibrant colours and deep blacks promise to elevate your home movie nights, while a built-in Bang & Olufsen speaker system could make you think twice about investing in a soundbar.

2022 Apple MacBook Air (13.6-inch) | M2 / 8GB RAM / 256GB SSD | AU$1,599 AU$1,349 at JB Hi-Fi (AU$250 off)

The EOFY sales usually represent one of the best chances to snap up a MacBook model for less, as was the case with this 2022 version at JB Hi-Fi. Whether this means we'll see 2023/2024 models get the discount treatment this year remains to be seen, but we'll be keeping our eyes peeled.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB) | AU$2,199 AU$1,899 at Samsung AU (AU$300 off + AU$300 bonus trade-in credit)

Samsung's flagship phone hadn't long been released in Australia when the EOFY sales came calling, but the company itself dropped some pretty tempting offers. This one, for example, not only slashed AU$300 from its price, but you could also save an extra AU$300 when trading in an old device. The Galaxy S25 Ultra would be a few months old by the time EOFY sales start, so we could well see something similar for the latest flagship.

LG C4 OLED TV (55-inch) | AU$3,299 AU$2,180 at Appliance Central (AU$1,119 off)

TVs are always a hot-ticket item during EOFY sales as retailers look to offload old stock to make room for all of the year's newest releases. The price of this LG C4 OLED actually dropped below the AU$2,000 mark during the sales event, pretty incredible considering it was only released a few months prior. Will the same happen with the forthcoming LG C5? We can only hope.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra | AU$649 AU$499 on Amazon (AU$150 off)

Amazon doesn't officially hold an EOFY sale, but it's not uncommon to find the retail giant matching prices. That was the case with Bose's excellent noise cancelling headphones. We've seen them drop slightly lower in price on occasion since, so we reckon a bigger discount later this year could be on the bingo card.

Nikon Zf with 40mm f/2 lens | AU$3,989 AU$3,191.20 at digiDirect eBay store with code (AU$797.80 off)

We're always on the lookout for stunning camera deals during any major sales event, and the previous EOFY sales served up some truly incredible options. This deal on the Nikon Zf is a great example, with the overall price including a lens undercutting the regular list price of the body only.