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There are 90+ expert-picked Cyber Monday 2024 deals still available to shop now
Garmin watches, top office chairs, coffee machines, cameras, vacuums and more still available for cheap
If you thought we were done, you were very wrong. My team and I aren't going anywhere yet because retailers are still continuing their Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
Not all, though. Several have already ended their offers, but there's still a whole lot to shop and we're keeping up to date with them as the brands and retailers slowly start winding down over the course of this week. Most offers will likely end by December 4 (tonight), but there's a small chance some deals will linger under the end of this week. No matter how long it takes, I'll be bringing you offers that still worth your attention.
This extended sale might help you get your Christmas shopping sorted if you haven't already ticked them off. If you do miss out now, the Boxing Day sales will start soon enough, but the discounts aren't typically as good as you would get right now. So get a wriggle on and pick up those last few remaining items you need before they all go back to full price.
Retailers with Cyber Monday sales in Australia
- Amazon: deals on smart home tech, phones, headphones and more
- Anker: shop power banks and Eufy smart home tech
- Apple: up to AU$320 in gift cards with eligible purchases
- Bose: discounts on refurbished headphones and speakers
- Breville: take an extra 10% off with our exclusive code BREVFUTURE10
- Dell: low prices every day, plus price-matching guarantees
- De'Longhi: up to 30% off select coffee machines
- Dyson: savings on the best cordless vacuums cleaners
- eBay: bigger discounts if you're an eBay Plus member
- HP: massive savings on Pavilion, Envy and Omen laptops
- JB Hi-Fi: typically stacks of discounts on laptops, phones, TVs and more
- Kenwood: up to 50% off select kitchen appliances
- Kogan: up to 65% off tech and electronics
- Lenovo: up to 55% off select Lenovo laptops and 2-in-1s
- Lovehoney: up to 70% off selected items
- Samsung: offers on phones, tablets, monitors and appliances
- Soundcore: up to 58% off headphones and speakers
- The Good Guys: discounts on whitegoods, laptops, phones and more
I started at TechRadar as the Australian Deals Editor in 2016 and have covered every major sale, including EOFY, Prime Day and Boxing Day since then. So I've figured out what to look for when shopping for a good deal. I'm using that knowledge to help you find the best Cyber Monday deals this year, uncovering the bargains you don't want to miss.
Cyber Monday 2024 deals – my top picks
Save AU$72
Down to a record-low price, the JBL Flip 6 is truly a powerhouse for such a small speaker. And while it lacks flashy features like voice control, you get a rugged and very portable speaker that punches well above its weight with bassy sound. This discount applies to the Black, Blue and Pink colourways.
Save AU$80.25
The DJI OM 6 is available in two colour options and is one of the best phone gimbals you can get. Its ergonomics and app are great, plus it's mightily affordable right now. If you're after a thoughtful Christmas gift for someone who loves taking videos and photos on their phone, get them this.
Save AU$312
It's our favourite budget vacuum cleaner, taking up a spot in our best cordless stick vacuum buying guide even though we've not been able to test it ourselves. User reviews are glowing though, and we trust the people who love this machine. For quick and daily vacuuming, this is great and excellent value as it's back to its all-time low price.
Save AU$62
Announced in October, the latest Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition gets you a fancy new colour in Australia, alongside the usual Black. You can get both for the same 19% discount, which nets you the best black-and-white e-paper display yet! It's fast, looks wonderful and gets you 32GB of internal storage. You also get wireless charging that no other ereader brand offers.
Save AU$154.99
While there's no doubt the Dyson Airwrap is a fantastic hair-styling tool, it is quite expensive. You can get a really good alternative for a fraction of the price if you opt for the Shark FlexStyle instead. It's got a slightly whiny hum that you'll need to get used to, but it's easy to use and does a pretty good job of styling hair.
Also available in a gorgeous Black colour for the same price.
Save AU$1,703
The LG C4 OLED is the model we currently consider to be the best overall option for most people. It delivers a superb image, complete with OLED's famed inky deep blacks. A new processor enables it to go a touch brighter than the model it succeeds, too, and its gaming credentials are second-to-none.
Other sizes:
• 48-inch for AU$2,499 AU$1,725
• 55-inch for AU$3,299 AU$1,888
• 77-inch for AU$5,995 AU$3,920
Smartphones & accessories
Save AU$19
While Apple users get the AirTags, Samsung users can reach for the Galaxy SmartTags, with only the white option now available on Amazon. At this price, it's cheaper than an AirTag, but just be aware that these Bluetooth trackers only work with the Samsung ecosystem, with the software not compatible with anything outside of the SmartThings.
• Shop more handsets in our dedicated best Cyber Monday phone deals page
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Smartwatches & fitness trackers
Save AU$155
If you want to move on from your Apple Watch to something that's more fitness oriented, Garmin's Vivoactive 5 is ideal. For your money, you're getting a lovely AMOLED display, up to 11 days of battery life and GPS tracking, along with a heck of a lot of fitness features for the gym goer.
Save AU$399.96
If you want all the best fitness features on a bright, AMOLED display, the Garmin Epix 2 is the watch for you. Its fitness features are suitable for both the most adept and inexperienced trainers, with accurate GPS and excellent mapping. Its respectable 75-hour battery life is dwarfed by other Garmin watches, but that big display is the star.
Save AU$880.21
The headline feature here is that AMOLED display – it's absolutely stunning! But it's also the ultimate outdoor watch, with a built-in torch, practically all kinds of activity tracking (including surfing and skiing), and packed full of features with up to 31 days of battery life. It's the ultimate Garmin with the whopper of a price tag, but the 51mm Epix Pro 2 is 46% off on Amazon, better than the offer in the 47mm display.
Save AU$150
We rate this current saving on Garmin's Instinct 2X Solar smartwatch as a pretty good one even though it's not quite the discount we were expecting. It practically has an infinite battery life when exposed to at least three hours of direct sunlight per day and is built to military standard. You also get 24/7 health and fitness tracking, along with a built-in LED flashlight.
Save AU$100
The Forerunner 55 is Garmin's entry-level running smartwatch and already pretty affordable, but a range of retailers including JB Hi-Fi are discounting it by a further 28%. As stated in our 4-star Garmin Instinct 55 review, we think this is a great option for beginners or those looking to step up from a basic fitness tracker. And despite the name this one also tracks more than running, with modes for swimming, cycling, yoga and more.
Save AU$92.41 with coupon
This is a US import, which explains why it's listed way lower than the AU$259.95 Australian RRP. While the Fitbit brand might be struggling after Google's ownership, it's also what makes the current Fitbits a better option for no-frills health trackers. You'll get Google Pay, 40 exercise modes, a daily readiness score, constant heart rate monitoring, step tracking and active zone minutes on the Charge 6, and that's just for starters.
Save AU$51
Looking for a fun way to encourage your child to remain active? This is a great activity tracker that's also swimproof. It's also got great battery life and is sized well for small wrists. However, it does require a paired phone to work, so if your child hasn't yet been given one, it might make managing the device a bit of a chore.
Headphones & speakers
Save AU$21
There's a modest AU$21 discount on Apple's new AirPods 4 at Big W. Note that these are the cheaper version of the AirPods 4 and therefore don't include active noise cancelling, though they do still pack spatial audio and voice isolation thanks to Apple's new H2 chip. The redesigned charge case provides another 30 hours of battery and charges via USB-C.
Save AU$17
Since the arrival of the 4th-generation AirPods earlier this year, stock of older 2nd- and 3rd-gen versions has quietly dried up – and moreover, what's left is often overpriced when compared to the AU$219 RRP of their newest sibling. However, if you're really looking to score the cheapest AirPods possible, Dick Smith and Kogan are offering the 2nd-gens for AU$169, which is the lowest we can find for a new pair of AirPods this sale season. Note that these are imported stock, rather than being Australian.
Save AU$120
Samsung's latest Pro buds offer fantastic sound and awesome smart features (such as live language translation when paired with a Samsung phone), though removing the eartips can be a hassle. We've previously seen the Silver Buds 3 Pro as cheap as AU$248, but this is still a good price especially since we loved them in our Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pros review.