The first Afterpay Day of 2026 has finished — but you can still shop these deals for a limited time

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In what feels like the blink of an eye, the first Afterpay Day sale in Australia for 2026 has now officially come to an end. The four-day sale turned out some incredible deals, with a number of Australia's biggest retailers offering discount codes to help you save big.

Now the sale has officially ended, so too have those discount codes. However, while that means the savings aren't quite as good as what we just saw, I have found a number of deals on a range of products still live that are worth checking out.

Afterpay Day 2026: Retailer quicklinks

Afterpay Day 2026: best deals still available

Sony WF-C510
Save 23% (AU$24.96)
Sony WF-C510: was AU$109.95 now AU$84.99 at Amazon

We rate the WF-C510 as one of the best pairs of budget earbuds you can buy, as they deliver a lively, engaging sound, with good passive noise isolation, all in a comfortable, compact design.

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Sony WH-1000XM4
Save 27% (AU$119)
Sony WH-1000XM4: was AU$439 now AU$320 at Amazon

A regular feature in all our deals round ups, the Sony XM4s still more than hold their own in a crowded space, despite being close to 5 years old. They're comfortable, sound fantastic, and benefit from very capable ANC. The best price is on the Silver model (pictured).

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Sonos Ace
Save 37% (AU$259)
Sonos Ace: was AU$699 now AU$440 at The Good Guys

Arguably one of the best headphones we've tested with Dolby Atmos support, the Sonos Ace is also one of the better-looking and more comfortable cans. If you've been eying them for a while, there's a decent saving at The Good Guys when you hit the Price Beat button.

Also available in black with the same discount.

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JBL Charge 6 Bluetooth speaker
Save 20% (AU$45.99)
JBL Charge 6 Bluetooth speaker: was AU$229.95 now AU$183.96 at JBL Australia

We gave this new speaker 5 stars in our JBL Charge 6 review and said that if you want big, high-quality sound for a great price, it's unbeatable. We haven't seen much in the way of discounts yet for the Charge 6 and this price is equal to the lowest it's previously dropped to. To get the deal price, you need to generate a unique TechRadar JBL coupon code and apply it in the checkout.

Also available at Amazon for AU$183.

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JBL Flip 7 Bluetooth speaker
Save 22% (AU$39.95)
JBL Flip 7 Bluetooth speaker: was AU$179.95 now AU$140 at The Good Guys

It has gone lower in price before, but this is currently the best deal I can find on the Flip 7. We gave this talented speaker a full five stars in our review and noted that the sound is a lot punchier than the previous model, plus it gets a bigger battery that lasts up to 16 hours. Make sure to hit the Price Beat button for the best price.

Also available from Amazon for AU$145.

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LG G5 (65-inch)
Save 40% (AU$2,124)
LG G5 (65-inch): was AU$5,299 now AU$3,175 at The Good Guys

The LG G5 is one of the best premium OLED TVs and a true sight to behold, serving up exceptional brightness, along with the colours and contrast we've come to expect from the technology. With its successor, the G6, on the way, now is a great time to grab this exceptional TV for less.

While the standalone price of the G5 is highly attractive right now at The Good Guys — the price listed is available via the Price Beat feature — you can still opt to bundle an LG soundbar worth AU$1,399. The total package price comes to AU$3,993.

Read our full LG G5 review

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Sonos Arc Ultra
Save 18% (AU$317)
Sonos Arc Ultra: was AU$1,799 now AU$1,482 at The Good Guys

The Sonos Arc Ultra is one of the best one-box Dolby Atmos soundbars you can buy. It offers a raft of improvements over its predecessor, including some clever speaker driver technology, resulting in spectacular sound. We do wish for more HDMI inputs and DTS:X support, but otherwise, it's fantastic. The price here is available when you hit the Price Beat button, but you can also grab it from Sonos directly for AU$1,499, or elect to buy a 'Set' with other speaker components.

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Apple iPhone Air (256GB)
Save 18% (AU$332)
Apple iPhone Air (256GB): was AU$1,799 now AU$1,467 at Amazon

If you've been intrigued by the thinnest iPhone ever but a bit turned off by its more regular-sized pricing, this deal may change that. Offering plenty of power, a decent camera and up to "all-day battery life" in a svelte, attractive frame, it's sure to turn heads.

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Panasonic Lumix S9 + 18-45mm kit lens
Save 40% (AU$1,310)
Panasonic Lumix S9 + 18-45mm kit lens : was AU$3,299 now AU$1,989 at Amazon

The Lumix S9 kit is a fantastic option for content creators, and this 40% discount makes it well worth investing in. Featuring 6K 'open gate' video, Panasonic's excellent real-time LUTs, and impressive image stabilisation, the S9 brings an extremely competitive set of video-focused features for the price. While photographers will be better served with other bodies, the S9 is a great choice for beginner videographers in particular. The best price is on the dark olive and dark silver colour options.

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Dyson V8 Cyclone
Save 8% (AU$52)
Dyson V8 Cyclone: was AU$649 now AU$597 at Woolworths Supermarkets

An incredible price on the V8 Cyclone is well worth considering. An update to the iconic V8, you get better suction and a bigger battery. You also get 150AW of suction and up to 60 minutes of fade-free runtime. The newer model also gets 3 suction modes as opposed to only 2 and even in low power, our tests found it to be "sucky".

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Dreame Aqua10 Ultra
Save 34% (AU$1,012)
Dreame Aqua10 Ultra: was AU$2,999 now AU$1,987 at The Good Guys

It's still pretty pricey, yes, but the Dreame Aqua10 Ultra is a formidable robot vacuum. As our review of this model found, its cleaning capabilities are "beyond reproach". It does a fantastic job vacuuming carpets, while its mopping prowess is among the best we've come across. Hit the Price Beat button for the best saving.

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De'Longhi La Specialista Touch
Save 15% (AU$164)
De'Longhi La Specialista Touch: was AU$1,099 now AU$935 at The Good Guys

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. Hti the Price Beat button for the best price.

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Shark FlexStyle (BYO bundle)
Save 14% (AU$50)
Shark FlexStyle (BYO bundle): was AU$349.99 now AU$299.99 at Shark Australia

It was the multi-styler that began the Airwrap-dupe trend and now it's slowly fading away from popularity with newer models from Shark itself and other competitors joining in. This particular listing allows you to choose any 3 accessories, as opposed to them being determined for you, and is the cheapest route I can find right now to owning this talented styler.

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Afterpay Day sales: key information

What is Afterpay Day?

Afterpay Day is a bi-annual shopping event that sees thousands of Australian retailers dropping prices and offering stellar deals. Retailers that support the Afterpay buy now, pay later service get in on the action, but you don’t need to use Afterpay as a payment method to take advantage of the deals.

Afterpay Day deals aren’t limited to just one department, so you’ll be able to search for savings across tech, appliances, homewares, fashion, beauty, travel and more.

When is Afterpay Day in 2026?

Afterpay Day is usually held twice a year, with the first sale being this one taking place in March. It will run from Thursday, March 19 to Sunday, March 22.

The second Afterpay Day tends to land in mid-August, although we've yet to hear of official dates. If we had to speculate based on previous year's of experience, we'd suggest it will land on Thursday, August 13 and run until Sunday, August 16.

How often is there an Afterpay Day sale?

Afterpay Day sales happen twice a year – one in March and one in August, and they typically run over four days. The first Afterpay Day of 2026 is being held from Thursday March 19 and running until Sunday, March 22.

How long do Afterpay Day sales last?

As mentioned, Afterpay Day sale events are now held over four days, typically starting on a Thursday and ending on a Sunday.

What is Afterpay?

Afterpay is a buy now, pay later service that lets you split payments into four, interest-free instalments. Afterpay is an accepted form of payment both online and in many stores, though for in-store payments you will need to add a dedicated Afterpay card to your digital wallet.

There is an Afterpay Plus service that costs AU$9.99p/m. If you subscribe to this, then you can use a digital Afterpay card wherever contactless payments are accepted in stores. Payments are still split into four interest-free instalments.

Afterpay will give you a set amount of credit to spend. If you spend it all, you can't spend anything more on your Afterpay account until you've paid it back. You can setup automatic payments to withdraw from your main bank account to ensure you don't miss any payments.

When using Afterpay, keep in mind that you will need to pay a AU$10 late fee if your repayments aren’t made in time, but you will receive reminders beforehand.

Afterpay Day 2026: FAQs

Does Afterpay have a spending limit?

Yes! Afterpay has a relatively low spending limit of around AU$600 for new users. However, Afterpay takes time to get to know its users and their spending habits – assessing your ability to make repayments.

However, the more you responsibly use Afterpay, and make payments on time, it's likely your spending limit will increase.

What happens if your Afterpay payment is late?

If you are unable to make a payment, you can reschedule and delay your payment as many as three times in one year. You can also contact Afterpay to talk about your options.

If you do miss a payment, you will be charged a late fee. This will most often be AU$10, but Afterpay actually states it will never exceed 25% of the purchase price or $68; whichever is less.

If you still do not pay, Afterpay will limit your ability to use Afterpay until your payments are up to date.

How do I get $3000 on Afterpay?

Afterpay will not, or cannot, manually increase your estimated spending limit, as it is determined automatically based on a number of factors. Factors such as payment history, how long you've been an Afterpay customer and whether you've declined orders or payments before.

So, how can you increase your spending limit to as much as AU$3000? Be an Afterpay member for a long time, making payments on time and proving you'll have no issue paying back such a large sum.

Does Afterpay affect credit score?

The short answer is yes, it does. While you can quickly and easily start using Afterpay without a credit check, using it consistently and responsibly will see you become eligible for an increased spending limit.

When this happens, Afterpay may notify customers that are eligible to apply for a limit increase. If this were to happen, a credit check may be conducted to make sure an increased limit is right for you. And credit scores are impacted by credit checks.

Is Afterpay Day online only?

No! Much like the Afterpay service itself, which can be used both online and in physical stores depending on the retailer or service, the Afterpay Day sale will be live online and in-store at supporting retailers.

Max Langridge
Senior Editor, Home Entertainment & Broadband (APAC)

Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publications. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also the editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.

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