Click Frenzy 2025 : the 45+ best expert-picked deals still available to buy on the final day

Welcome to PayPal Frenzy!

Hello and welcome to TechRadar's coverage of the first Click Frenzy sale of 2025, PayPal Frenzy.

While PayPal may be the partner of this particular Click Frenzy event, it appears to be running in the same vein as Click Frenzy's Mayhem and The Main Event sales. That means you don't have to use the PayPal payment service to scoop up the deals, meaning greater accessibility for everyone.

I will be updating this page through the full 6 days of the sale – it runs until Monday, March 10, with the best deals as soon as I find them. I've already found a healthy selection of great bargains, which you can already view on this page.

Dyson does it in style

While not the cheapest price ever, both the Supersonic Nural and the Airstrait have been given a AU$161 discount. Not what we'd call 'cheap', but the Nural is the smartest hair dryer there is, and the Airstrait doubles up as not just a hair dryer but a straightener too. And it will do its work without the need for hot plates.

Both dryers were built to protect your hair and scalp, preventing long-term damage from excessive heat. With plenty of smarts to make them both coveted products, you can score this discount on the special-edition models of both – in a lovely red. The Nural is the Strawberry colourway, while the Airstrait is a darker Red Velvet/Gold combo that looks luxurious.

• Dyson Supersonic Nural (Strawberry): was AU$749 now AU$588 at Dyson
• Dyson Airstrait (Red Velvet/Gold): was AU$749 now AU$588 at Dyson

It's game on with JBL

JBL's a winner on price, and in the gaming headset market, it offers some competitively specced headsets for both entry-level gamers and high-end enthusiasts.

Right now for Click Frenzy, you can score the awesome JBL Quantum 810 Wireless AU$100 off, bringing one of our favourite gaming headsets down to a much more attractive price. The company has also discounted the super cheap Quantum 100M2 to AU$39.95, and all variants of the Quantum 360 Wireless to AU$119.95.

• JBL Quantum 100M2: was AU$59.95 now AU$39.95 at JBL
• JBL Quantum 360 Wireless: was AU$169.95 now AU$119.95 at JBL
• JBL Quantum 810 Wireless: was AU$349.95 now AU$249.95 at JBL

Sennheiser movie night

Sennheiser is no stranger to producing impressive pairs of headphones, but it's also particularly adept at making some outstanding soundbars. The AMBEO Soundbar Max is one such model that has the power and panache to seriously upgrade your home cinema experience.

We haven't reviewed the big, burly soundbar ourselves here at TechRadar, but our esteemed colleagues at What Hi-Fi? have. They said the AMBEO Soundbar Max can produce audio with natural tonality, cohesion and solidity, and the 3D audio processing is some of the best we've heard". What's more, it was released way back in 2019, yet has continued to receive coveted What Hi-Fi? awards, with the most recent coming in 2024.

As part of its Click Frenzy deals, Sennheiser has bundled the AMBEO Soundbar Max with the partnering AMBEO Subwoofer – a perfect pairing if ever there was one – to make your sofa shake during particularly high octane movie scenes.

Normally, the total price of this package exceeds AU$5,000 and likely out of the reach of many. But for Click Frenzy, you can nab the talented duo for AU$2,699. That may still seem like a lot, but when you consider you can also currently pick up the soundbar on its own from Sennheiser for AU$2,999, it makes excellent economical sense to grab both while you can.

• Sennheiser AMBEO Soundbar Max + AMBEO Subwoofer: was AU$5,119 now AU$2,699 at Sennheiser

Spacetalk kids smartwatches

Sending your little one off to school can be a scary prospect – they'll be out of sight for hours and it's only natural that you'll worry. One way to alleviate some of that worry is to make sure you can stay in touch with them if necessary, and also keep tabs on them when they're outdoors.

Enter Spacetalk. This Aussie company has been making kids smartwatches for a while now and is arguably the best way to stay connected with your child. The watches have no social media apps, or any other distractions for that matter, but provide an easy way for a li'l 'un to call the 'rents, grandparents or any other guardian you wish them to stay in touch with.

You will need a 4G plan to stay connected, and you can follow your child via the built-in GPS tracker in the watches. The companion app gives you full control, allowing you to set up the contacts for your child. There is a dedicated SOS button in case of emergency, plus there's Bluetooth connectivity alongside 4G.

You can choose between the Spacetalk Loop and the Spacetalk Adventurer 2, with AU$70 off both models. The difference between them is that the latter has a 5MP camera for video calls.

• Spacetalk Loop: was AU$249 now AU$179 at Spacetalk
• Spacetalk Adventurer: was AU$349 now AU$279 at Spacetalk

Talking toothbrush, anyone?

When Oclean made its Aussie debut in October last year, the Chinese toothbrush brand came armed with its smartest product – the Oclean X Ultra S.

This sonic electric toothbrush talks. Yes, talks. Well, they're essentially recordings of feedback that you hear when you're doing something wrong while brushing. The toothbrush employs bone-conduction technology to deliver those oral feedback messages, so it sounds like a child scolding you, but just knowing you're doing something wrong will improve your brushing habits quickly.

The motor delivers up to 84,000rpm of sonic movements and yet is gentle and effectively removes plaque. It tracks 8 zones inside your mouth and scores you on how well you've done after each brushing session.

In our Oclean X Ultra S review, our tester was really impressed by its performance, but was surprised at how expensively it's priced in Australia – even taking taxes and duties into consideration, it's very pricey. However, a Click Frenzy discount at Shaver Shop makes it a little more affordable in comparison to its RRP. If you're curious, you only have to try it.

Oclean X Ultra S: was AU$449.95 now AU$269.97 at the Shaver Shop

The PayPal Frenzy sale has officially begun, having kicked off at 7pm this evening. There's already quite a few fantastic tech deals to be had and we're quite sure there'll be more incoming over the next few days. And we'll be back to hunt to them down, so best to pace ourselves. So we're calling it a night for now, but my colleagues and I will return bright and early to share more hot products going cheap(er).

Why shop along with us? Between us, we have over 15 years of experience bargain hunting, and we've learnt a thing or two about what makes a good deal. It may not be the cheapest price, but if it's from a trusted retailer and has good value at the time, we'll be sure to let you know. We'll do all the price comparing ourselves before sharing a deal with you, so you can trust we're bringing you only the best buying advice.

Until tomorrow – good night!

Click Frenzy Day 2: Deals Boogaloo

Good morning and welcome to day two of our coverage of the Click Frenzy PayPal Frenzy sale in Australia. Yesterday's launch saw a healthy dose of delicious deals dropping, the best of which you can view on this page.

My team and I are back on the tools today to continue our search for only the very best Click Frenzy deals, so be sure to keep checking back on this page throughout the day for the latest updates.

Eyes on the road

You don't need us to tell you Australia's roads can be dangerous, but what we can tell you is that having a dash cam installed in your car can provide an extra layer of safety should anything bad happen...and it not be your fault, of course.

The Miofive S1 is a fantastic, affordable option that currently claims a spot in our list of the best dash cams. It supports 4K video recording for clear visuals, even at night, and it even features built-in GPS – a feature that's often reserved for much more expensive models. A 5GHz Wi-Fi connection allows for fast transfers of footage to your smartphone, or you can install a microSD card for storing content on the device itself.

And, with the addition of a hardwiring kit (sold separately) the Miofive S1 can record around the clock to help catch anything that might knock into your pride and joy while you're away from it.

• Miofive S1 dash cam: was AU$159.98 now AU$89.99 at Amazon

Tag your things for less

Apple AirTags have been popular since the day they were announced and, while it's common to see a small discount available, it's typically not a lot.

Well, it's the same case again during Click Frenzy but, if you head over to MyDeal, you'll get an additional AU$15 off any purchase that costs over AU$75. And the AU$143 4-pack of AirTags qualify of course. That will bring the price down to AU$128, making each Bluetooth tracker just about AU$32 a pop. That ain't too bad at all considering a single unit retails for AU$49 at full price.

So, if you happen to be an Apple user (aka own an iPhone, iPad or MacBook), the AirTags will make it very easy for you to keep track of all your things, pets included.

Apple AirTags (4 pack): was AU$165 now AU$128 at MyDeal

Brilliant Bose beats

We've spoken many times before about the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, but it's only because they're just so good! The audio brand's flagship pair of noise cancelling cans really are among the very best in the business, with ANC that is simply unrivalled.

For Click Frenzy, you can save AU$150 direct from the maker, bringing them down to just under AU$500 and you can save an extra 10% using our exclusive Bose coupon code, bring them down to AU$449.06. We appreciate that's still a solid investment, but you're also getting a truly solid set of headphones in return. It also matches their Black Friday price, although we did see them drop a little lower during the Boxing Day sales at the end of last year.

As we said in our Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones review, "The sound quality is electrifying, and the noise cancellation swallows you into a black hole of silence. They're also comfortable and come with great extra features, including a reasonable stab at spatial audio from their Immersive Modes."

We would've loved it if Bose could've eked more battery life out of them, but otherwise they have an exemplary CV.

• Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones: was AU$649 now AU$449.06 at Bose using our coupon code.

The tall Ninja in the kitchen

This air fryer is truly a ninja in the kitchen! The Ninja DoubleStack made headlines for being the first ever air fryer to, well, stack its drawers on top of the other, so it doesn't take up as much space as other dual-basket air fryers.

And this new design does absolutely nothing to diminish its performance. In our Ninja DoubleStack review, our tester got the same excellent results as she would get from a traditional-looking two-basket air fryer. While the DoubleStack's two drawers can be used independently, you can Sync and Match cooking times too. It's total 9.5L capacity means you can feed a family of 3 easily enough and, depending on what you cook, you could feed 4.

The best part: the Ninja DoubleStack is officially discounted as part of the Click Frenzy sale over at The Good Guys to AU$379, but if you head to Amazon, it's even cheaper – just AU$359! That's a bargain on a five-star rated air fryer.

Ninja DoubleStack: was AU$449 now AU$350 on Amazon

One button coffee

The Nespresso Vertuo Pop is the famed coffee maker's smallest machine, yet it doesn't scrimp on features. Being part of the Vertuo lineup, it uses a wider range of pods that can brew a range of coffee sizes, from single espresso all the way up to a full mug.

I've used a Vertuo Pop ever since its launch in early 2023 and have zero complaints. It works just as I'd expect and couldn't be simpler. All you need to do is pop a pod in and press a button, the machine takes care of the rest – it's that easy.

The AU$229 RRP was already good value in my opinion, but you can now pick one up from JB Hi-Fi for the exceedingly low price of AU$99! This is just for the machine as a standalone unit, but you can also pick up the starter bundle, which includes the Aeroccino 3 milk frother for AU$189, down from AU$319.

Nespresso Vertuo Pop: was AU$229 now AU$99 at JB Hi-Fi

This deal will blow you away

The Shark FlexBreeze is an interesting fan – it has a pedestal, but it can also detach to become a tabletop blower. You can use it plugged into the mains, or you can take it outdoors and let it run on its battery – it promises up to 24 hours of battery life, although given temperatures in Australia aren't quite dropping yet, you might run it at its highest speed and may not get as much out of it, but that's still a lot of wireless fanning!

Sure, it's not fancy like Dyson's purifying fan heaters, but it also doesn't cost as much. We also acknowledge that this isn't an official Click Frenzy deal, but we can't deny you the chance to grab a fabulous fan for under AU$200! Just head to Amazon where it's not even listed as a deal, but trust us – the Shark FlexBreeze retails for AU$249.

Shark FlexBreeze: was AU$249 now AU$199.99 on Amazon

The power of steam in an air fryer

There aren't too many air fryers that allow you to cook with steam, but this Philips 5000 Series model does. It's a rare breed, but having steam means you can not only steam vegies and dumplings in an air fryer (that sounds like an oxymoron!), but you can combine steaming and air frying too.

Yes, there's a dedicated air fry+steam mode on this dual-basket appliance, which makes it great to keep the moisture within tender meat, and yet get crispy skin on chicken and pork belly. This premium model also has a steam-clean function, but there are caveats, that you can find out more about in our in-depth Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket XXL Air Fryer Steam review.

Otherwise everything our reviewer cooked in this came out fantastic. So it's definitely worth the investment when there's a generous 30% discount available. While the best price is on Amazon, you can check out the official Click Frenzy deal at The Good Guys for AU$349. You could also get the Amazon price beaten by the Aussie retailer, who might just flog it for AU$337!

• Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket XXL Air Fryer Steam: was AU$449 now AU$347 on Amazon
• Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket XXL Air Fryer Steam: was AU$449 now AU$349 at The Good Guys

Grab a slice of this!

Love making pizzas at home? If you don't want to invest in an outdoor model like those from Ooni or Gozney, Breville has you covered with indoor options. The Pizzaiolo is expensive, though, and it's the only reason our colleagues over at Tom's Guide docked marks from their review. Otherwise, they say, it's a fantastic pizza oven that can hit 400ºC and produce pies that imitate traditional wood-fired ones.

As with some of our other deals on this page, this isn't an official Click Frenzy deal – it is if you shop at The Good Guys where you save AU$100 – down to AU$899, but it's a touch cheaper if you shop on Amazon, where it's listed for AU$889. Don't be fooled by the RRP listed on Amazon, though – it's not AU$1,399. The Pizzaiolo retails for AU$999.

Breville The Smart Oven Pizzaiolo: was AU$999 now AU$889 on Amazon

It's been another long day of bargain hunting for myself and my team. We added about 10 new deals to our list from various retailers participating in the first Click Frenzy sale of the year, and we've tried to find a better price where applicable, listing and linking you to those as well.

The March Click Frenzy is going to continue on until 11:59pm AEDT Monday, March 10. So there's still plenty of time to find some good deals. We'll continue to bring fresh updates until the sale ends but, for now, take a look at all the top deals listed above so you don't miss out. Some of those prices are so good that stocks might just run out.

Quick, take a call on these Samsung Galaxy S24 FE deals

Despite having launched the new budget-friendly Galaxy A56 this week, Samsung's next best value phone has just been discounted to what may be its lowest price ever. The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is down to just AU$699 on eBay, a huge price drop from its standard price of AU$1,099 – and it's direct from the official Samsung store too.

We loved the phone in our Samsung Galaxy S24 FE review and complimented it for its great battery life, sharp performance and awesome display. That being said, some of the AI features weren't well polished on the cheaper Galaxy S device, and its iPhone-like design isn't for everyone.

Note that this price drop applies to the 128GB model, while the 256GB model is down to AU$899. Remember to use the code FRENZY100 at the checkout to get the full discount!

• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Mint: was AU$1,099 now AU$699
• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Blue: was AU$1,099 now AU$699
• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Graphite: was AU$1,099 now AU$699
• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Mint: was AU$1,199 now AU$699
• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Blue: was AU$1,199 now AU$699
• Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 8GB + 128GB Graphite: was AU$1,199 now AU$699

We're loving the sound of these Soundcore deals

We're big fans of the Soundcore brand here at TechRadar, as it regularly marries the perfect combination of performance and price. It's certainly evident in our latest Anker Soundcore Boom 2 Plus speaker review, which earned a solid four stars – and being the perfect partner to any pulsating party!

Soundcore's headphones also perform well, just take a look at our Anker Soundcore Space One Pro review and you'll see that hi-res audio, effective ANC and excellent battery life don't need to cost you the earth.

And right now, that latter statement has never been truer. Soundcore is hosting a sale on its website right now that runs all the way through until March 23, with up to 50% in savings to be had. We've picked out some highlights below, but be sure to check out the full selection for yourself.

• Soundcore Boom 2 Plus: was AU$359.99 now AU$299.99
• Soundcore Space One Pro: was AU$349.99 now AU$279.99
• Soundcore Motion X600: was AU$299.99 now AU$259.99
• Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro: was AU$249 now AU$199

Prefer to shop at Amazon? You can find similar deals at the official Soundcore Amazon store.

Shop till you drop

March will be an exciting – and busy – time for bargain hunters. Not only is Click Frenzy ongoing until Monday, March 10, but we also have confirmation that Afterpay Day is coming later in the month.

Amazon typically has hosted a March sale as well – historically called the Big Smile Sale, we're expecting a week-long deal bonanza to happen some time this month too. There's no official word from Amazon about it yet, so watch this space.

Upcoming potential sales this month:
Afterpay Day: March 20-23
Amazon Big Smile Sale: TBC

It's time to Binge

At a time when streaming services are getting expensive, and WB's Max is waiting in the wings to make its Australian debut, it's nice to know you can still save some cash on a couple of popular platforms.

For a very limited time – and it has nothing to with Click Frenzy that we know of – you can save on both a Binge and a Kayo Sports subscription.

Binge is available to new and customers for just AU$4.99 a month, but the caveat here is that it's only for the Binge Basic ad-supported tier. It's still worth it if you're a fan of Mr Inbetween and Colin From Accounts.

If you're a sports fan who has never tried Kayo Sports before, you're in luck! If you sign up as a new customer right now, a month of all the sports you can handle is just a dollar. Yes, you read that right, just AU$1.

We don't know how long these offers will last, so don't dally.

Binge Basic: was AU$10 p/m now AU$4.99 p/m
Kayo Sports (Basic and Premium): was AU$25 / AU$40 p/m now AU$1

Portable cinema

If you want to revel in the cinematic look and feel of a projector, but don't want to install a huge, beastly model in your main room, the LG Cinebeam Q is a fantastic alternative. Plus, thanks to a rather genius integrated handle that doubles up as a stand, it's portable too.

It supports 4K HDR as well, something that can't be said of many other small, portable projectors. And, because it's from LG, it uses the company's rather excellent webOS platform that provides full access to a raft of streaming apps, meaning you'll never be short of choices when it comes to movie nights.

At AU$2,499 RRP, it was a little tricky to fully recommend, considering you could pick up an ultimately better-performing TV for similar money. But we've now found it for AU$1628.78 at PB Tech, making it a much easier recommendation. Or, if you want to go direct to the maker, you can grab it from LG Australia for AU$1,688.01.

LG Cinebeam Q 4K projector: was AU$2,499 now AU$1,628.78 at PB Tech

Massive laptop discount

Laptops are hefty investments that you make once every few years only – no yearly upgrade needed. And if you can grab one that's powerful, then you're looking at a seriously premium price. However, at times like this, when there's a sale on, you can find laptops with decent specs going for what we would call a very good price indeed.

Cue the HP Envy x360 currently going for less than its Black Friday price. This 2-in-1 laptop has been given a whopping 46% discount directly available from the Aussie HP Store. For just AU$1,499 you'll get a 16-inch convertible that comes with 16GB of RAM which is plenty of system memory for multitasking and running heavy-duty apps, and paired with an Intel Ultra 7 CPU, you'll be able to throw quite a bit at it without running into too much trouble. Plus there's plenty of storage too, thanks to a 1TB SSD.

Sounds good? Head to HP and grab it before the offer ends.

HP Envy x360 (Ultra 7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD): was AU$2,799 now AU$1,499 at HP

Good morning deal hunters!

We're now into day 4 of the six-day Click Frenzy sale, with the deals showing no major signs of slowing down. The deals on this page are the latest prices we can find and that has meant some are no longer live. The Good Guys, for example, has officially ended its Click Frenzy sale, although appears to have kept a few of its great deals live, including reduced prices on Ultimate Ears Bluetooth speakers.

My team and I will continue searching for great deals today and throughout the weekend to ensure your Click Frenzy bargain hunting is as smooth as silk.

Suck up these Dyson savings

If you have a mix of carpets and hard floors, you'll likely want one appliance that can both vacuum and mop. Well, the Dyson V15s Detect Submarine can do exactly that, albeit not at the same time as some floor washers – like the Dyson WashG1 – and robot vacuum cleaners can.

In our Dyson V15s Detect Submarine review, we liked how well it cleaned, but our only issue was with the roller mop attachment that, when full of dirty water, can have its own little spill if you aren't too careful. We were also a little put off by the price, but a 36% discount on Amazon, plus an additional AU$60 saving at checkout, means you can snag the Absolute version of this good cleaning machine for just AU$928.99. That's probably the best price we've seen ever! So don't miss out!

One thing to keep in mind with the Absolute model is that it doesn't ship with the Fluffy Optic cleaning head, just the Submarine and the Digital Motorbar. The latter is multipurpose and is very effective on both carpets and hard floors. You'll also get the Hair Screw Tool in the box.

Dyson V15s Detect Submarine Absolute: was AU$1,549 now AU$928.99 on Amazon

Big screen OLED bargain

It's no secret that the best OLED TVs deliver stunning pictures, with true, ink-deep blacks and excellent contrast, making them the perfect option for those looking to upgrade their home cinema experience. But OLED TVs rarely come cheap, which is why this deal on the 65-inch LG B4 is one worth shouting about.

The B4 is the entry-level model in LG's accomplished OLED TV lineup, but as our LG B4 review proves, it offers plenty of value – even at its original list price – for movie fans and gamers alike. It carries many of the same features as its more expensive C4 and G4 siblings, including a Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode and four HDMI 2.1 ports all supporting 4k 120Hz gaming.

It doesn't quite hit the same brightness levels as its siblings, however, but if you're watching in a dimly lit, or even fully dark room, this won't prove to be an issue whatsoever. In fact, thanks to an anti-reflection coating on the screen, it still performs admirably even when the lights are on.

With AU$1,149 slashed off the price of the 65-inch model, there's never been a better time to elevate your movies at home. The 55-inch version is also on sale, if you'd prefer a smaller size.

LG B4 (65-inch): was AU$3,299 now AU$2,150 at Appliance Central
LG B4 (55-inch): was AU$2,499 now AU$1,595 at Appliance Central

Keep an eye on Amazon

Can't find the specific products you're after discounted during Click Frenzy? Don't fret because plenty of retailers are offering deals, even though they're not part of the official frenzy.

Take Amazon, for example. Daily deals are a regular feature on the online retail giant's website, but not all discounts are listed there. If you know exactly what you'd like, it's a good idea to search for that specific product on Amazon by having the All Departments option selected in the search bar.

Given we've discovered a handful of products being discounted for Click Frenzy at other retailers going even cheaper on Amazon, you should definitely consider checking prices at different online stores before dropping cash, especially if it's a hefty investment on a premium piece of tech.

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Watch this!

The Apple Watch not only championed the entire wearables category, and it continues to dominate as the smartwatch to beat... albeit only if you're an iPhone owner. Right now, The Good Guys has slashed prices of both the Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Series 10, the latest flagship model to come from Cupertino.

The Apple Watch SE is perhaps the best option for most people as it offers the essential features you'd want from a smartwatch, namely fitness tracking, smartphone notifications and access to a wealth of apps.

The Watch Series 10, meanwhile, is available in larger sizes and has a higher-quality OLED display. It adds some extra health-related features too, including ECG and blood oxygen monitoring. If these latter two features aren't important to you, the Apple Watch SE will serve you just fine.

The price you pay depends on the size of Watch you opt for, but do note that all models are Wi-Fi only and don't have cellular data.

Apple Watch SE: from AU$327 at The Good Guys
Apple Watch Series 10: from AU$577 at The Good Guys

Listen to this AirPods deal

Aside from the Apple Watch deal below, it's not everyday we see discounts on Apple gear, which is why we had to call out this small, but somewhat significant discount on the AirPods 4.

We'll get it out the way first, this isn't the pair with active noise cancellation, however, thanks to a new and improved fit within the ear canal, they do a much better job of passively blocking out external noise. With external sounds blocked out to a decent degree, you'll be treated to a fun, lively sound, complete with spatial audio support wherever applicable – that could mean Dolby Atmos audio via Apple Music, or when watching movies from a number of streaming services.

And of course, being a pair of Apple earbuds, they work seamlessly with iOS devices, connecting to your iPhone or iPad as soon as you take them out of the case. The case also provides a total of 30 hours of playback time, with the buds themselves lasting up to 7 hours going by our own tests (Apple lists 5 hours officially).

You can grab the AirPods 4 with a AU$30 discount from both The Good Guys and JB Hi-Fi.

Apple AirPods 4:
was AU$219 now AU$189 at The Good Guys
was AU$219 now AU$189 at JB Hi-Fi

Cool off with the Ninja Creami

Most of Australia is still sweltering and, if you happen to live in Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, then you should take a look at the Ninja Creami offer available for Click Frenzy 2025 – especially if you love ice cream.

One of the more popular Ninja appliances, the Creami can whip up delicious homemade ice creams, which means you can make them as healthy or not as you wish. It has 11 programs and can make anything from frozen yogurt to milkshakes and smoothies, even sorbets.

What makes this offer even more enticing is that while the Deluxe edition, which comes with two additional storage jars, is already the cheapest at the moment at Bing Lee, but the checkout code PAYPALFRENZY25 slices an addition AU$25 off the discounted price, bringing it down to just AU$292. That's arguably one of the best prices we've seen to date on the Ninja Creami Deluxe. So hurry if you don't want to miss out.

It's also available via the Bing Lee eBay Store for AU$317, but there's no code that will bring the price down to under AU$300.

Ninja Creami Deluxe: was AU$349 AU$292 at Bing Lee with code

The Good Guys is ending its official Click Frenzy sale tonight (Friday, March 7). There might be other retailers who might follow suit, so it's highly likely that there may not be much in terms of new offers coming through the weekend. So we'll also be taking a short hiatus from bargain hunting, but we will be back on Monday, March 10 to see what else we can dig up before the first Click Frenzy sale of the year comes to an end.

Like we said earlier, though: this isn't the only sale in March. If you miss out now, you will have at least one other opportunity to shop some stellar deals this month when the Afterpay Day sale begins on March 20.

We're also expecting one other sale this month – Amazon's Big Smile Sale has taken place in March the last couple of years, so fingers crossed there'll be more opportunities to save on more than just tech this month. If you do shop regularly on Amazon and aren't in a rush, you could consider waiting a few months – until July. That's when Amazon Prime Day in Australia typically takes place and we see record-low prices on popular items.

There's also the EOFY sales to look forward to before that. So sit tight, folks, the sales calendar is only just beginning to heat up.

Mix things up in the kitchen

KitchenAid's stand mixers are as iconic as they are capable. If you have even the slightest inclination of cooking or baking up a storm in the kitchen, the KSM195 stand mixer is the appliance to have.

With this being the KSM195 model, it means you get the a more comprehensive selection of attachments, including a Pastry Beater, Flex Edge Beater, Dough Hook and Wire Whip. You also not only get a 4.7L mixing bowl, but a smaller 2.8L bowl too. A fuller selection of attachments, such as pasta rollers and food grinders can be bought separately.

We've singled out this particular deal at JB Hi-Fi, as it slashes the price of latest colour to be released, 2025's colour of the year, Butter Yellow. JB claims the discount to be AU$202, with the list price being AU$949, however, KitchenAid lists it as AU$1,049, so the saving is actually AU$302.

JB Hi-Fi has knocked the same amount off a wider selection of colours, including our personal favourite, Dried Rose.

You can also find KSM195 stand mixers discounted to AU$749 directly at KitchenAid, just not the Butter Yellow model featured here.

KitchenAid KSM195 stand mixer (Butter Yellow): was AU$1,049 now AU$747 at JB Hi-Fi

Super secret Samsung sale!

It's not exactly a Click Frenzy deal, but Samsung AU has, today, launched a 'secret sale' all the while not keeping a secret at all.

Deals cover mobile phones, TVs and vacuum cleaners, including a huge AU$1,549 saving on the 55-inch variant of the S90D QD-OLED.

You can discover more of the deals and find out more information in our complete round-up of Samsung's secret sale deals.