Telstra’s EOFY sale slashes up to AU$500 off Apple, Google and Samsung flagships

<a href="https://bit.ly/3z0MuEC" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">iPhone 11 (64GB) | AU$849 AU$699 (save AU$150)

We’ve seen some pretty big discounts on the iPhone 11 lately, but this is the cheapest outright price we’ve seen this year. The iPhone 11 came out in 2019, and there’s rumours it’ll be discontinued when the <a href="https://www.techradar.com/au/news/iphone-14" data-link-merchant="techradar.com"" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"">iPhone 14 is released, so consider snatching it up now at this bargain price. Available to buy outright or with a plan.

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If you want something more recent, and you like its squared-off edges, consider nabbing the iPhone 12. Telstra has sliced AU$300 off the handset’s RRP, and you can buy it outright or on plan. It’s still an absolutely solid phone, takes great photos, and is 5G ready (unlike the iPhone 11 above).

<a href="https://bit.ly/3O8vy3g" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Get a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 for free with purchase of any Galaxy S22 series phone (valued at $529)

When you purchase any Samsung Galaxy S22 series phone from Telstra, the telco is throwing in a bonus Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 tablet completely free. The Android tablet is valued at AU$549, and it has a 10.5-inch screen encased in a sleek design. Do note that you’ll need to redeem the offer through <a href="https://t.cfjump.com/14042/t/78236?UniqueId=hawk-custom-tracking&Url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.samsung.com%2Fau%2Fsamsung-telstra-redemption%2F" data-link-merchant="samsung.com"" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank">Samsung’s website after purchase.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3xThHbG" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 (256GB) | AU$2,499 AU$1,999 (save AU$500)

We think the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 is the best foldable phone to date, as it comes with stylus support, water-resistance and greater durability than its predecessor. Telstra has wiped AU$500 off the RRP of this handset, and you’re able to buy it outright or on a plan.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3hghpCs" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Google Pixel 6 (128GB) | AU$999 AU$849 (save AU$150)

Google delivered a radically redesigned phone in the Pixel 6, and the result is a device that has excellent photo-taking abilities beyond what’s on offer from rival handsets. It’s got a vibrant 6.4-inch display, and it comes in some intriguing colours. It’s not the lowest we’ve seen (that was AU$799) but it’s pretty close to it. Available outright or on a plan. 

<a href="https://bit.ly/3JeqAPJ" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Google Pixel 6 Pro (128GB) | AU$1,299 AU$1,049 (save AU$250)

This flagship phone from Google is now AU$1,049 from Telstra, and while it’s not the cheapest we’ve seen (that was AU$999) this deal doesn’t require you to sign up to a phone plan as the earlier offer did. For the price, you’re getting a beautiful 6.7-inch screen and excellent camera capabilities. Buy outright or on a plan.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3IGSkg8" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Samsung Galaxy S21 FE (128GB) | AU$999 AU$799 (save AU$200)

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE is essentially a pared-back version of the regular S21. It still comes with a vibrant display, capable cameras and plenty of processing power, just at a lower price point. This isn’t the cheapest price we’ve seen, but AU$200 is a decent 20% off. Available outright or on a plan.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3b3jUsh" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Samsung Galaxy A53 (128GB) | AU$699 AU$549 (save AU$150)

The Galaxy A53 is one of Samsung’s budget phones, and now you can nab it for just AU$549. It’s got good cameras for the price, and a decent 6.5-inch screen, but Samsung’s had to cut corners to keep the price low. That’s resulted in a phone that’s slow to charge and slow to navigate, but if you can get past that it’s a good cheap phone.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3y8yJmu" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"">Xbox Series S with Xbox All Access (save AU$120 when you stay connected for 24 months)

Xbox All Access is a way for you to get an Xbox console and pay it off over 24 months, plus get Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which includes access to over 100 games and online multiplayer. It usually costs AU$33 a month over 24 months, but Telstra is knocking AU$5 off the price each month, so you’ll pay AU$28 a month for 24 months. After those two years, you’ve paid off the console and it’s yours to keep.

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For every Telstra NBN plan (excluding NBN 25), you can save AU$15p/m for the first 6 months, taking a solid AU$90 off the plan over a half-year period. This means the NBN 50 plan starts at the same price as NBN 25 – just AU$80p/m – and for the speed demons among us, NBN 100, 250 and 1000 have the same savings.

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Android user looking for a smartwatch? The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic might be your answer. Whether it’s making life easier with Google Maps and Google Pay, hooking up your wireless headphones to Spotify, or keeping tabs on your fitness, this smartwatch has you covered. Offer applicable to the black 46mm model.

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If you like the sounds of the above Classic but are looking to pay a little less, the standard Galaxy Watch 4 is also reduced. The main point of difference is the Classic’s integrated rotating bezel and distinct styling with stainless steel (as opposed to aluminium), so if you can forego that, then you can save a fair chunk. Available in the black and green 44mm configurations.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3mzv0Yp" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Ultimate Ears Boom 3 Bluetooth speaker | AU$199 AU$149 (save AU$50)

This colourful cylinder of fun is one of Australia’s most popular Bluetooth speakers for a reason – the UE Boom 3 offers really solid audio for its price and size, and comes in a rugged and waterproof housing, making it ideal for grab-and-go picnics and barbecues. Available in black, blue or purple.

<a href="https://bit.ly/3MInpBo" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Jabra Elite 3 | AU$119 AU$99 (save AU$20)

If you’re just after a super affordable earbud, then the Jabra Elite 3 is a great option with a solid 7 hour battery life (plus an extra 21 in the case). While they don’t offer active noise cancelling, they do boast a 'HearThrough' mode which lets you listen to your surroundings without removing the buds – and all for under AU$100. Available in grey and navy.

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If the above pair of true wireless earbuds is still a little too steep and you’re still not convinced you need a pair, then these buds from Aussie company BlueAnt are under fifty bucks at the moment. They’re fairly barebones, but they promise a bass-forward sound in a truly tiny package. Available in black, white and sunset.

<a href="https://bit.ly/399RGvj" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Sprout Wireless PowerBank 6,000mAh | AU$120 AU$60 (save AU$60)

There’s plenty of powerbanks on the market, but for those that seek the convenience of being able to wirelessly charge your tech, this 6,000mAh option from Sprout is just what you need. With this sweet half-price discount, the already affordable battery pack is even more enticing, so what’s stopping you?

<a href="https://bit.ly/3O9FgSL" data-link-merchant="bit.ly"" target="_blank" rel="sponsored">Sprout Alloy PowerBank Compact 15,000mAh | AU$150 AU$75 (save AU$75)

If you don’t need wireless charging and would prefer to get a few more top-ups out of your portable battery packs, then this Sprout Alloy PowerBank packs in 15,000mAh of charge to keep your devices going for days. It features a USB-C input to top up the pack, can output up to 30W of power, and is half-price at the moment.