Click Frenzy 2026: everything you need to know about the PayPal Frenzy sale
The first Click Frenzy sales event of 2026 is here — now's your chance to score some tech bargains
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Now we've all had chance to settle into 2026, having recovered from major sales events including Boxing Day and Black Friday before that, the sales season is once again upon us, and Click Frenzy is kicking off proceedings with PayPal Frenzy.
PayPal Frenzy officially kicked off on Tuesday, March 3 at 7pm AEDT. The sale will run for 6 full days, coming to a close on Monday, March 9. This is the second year in a row that PayPal Frenzy has been held in March and as the name suggests, PayPal is the hero partner of this particular Click Frenzy event. However, that doesn't mean you'll need to use the popular payment service to buy any discounted items.
Promising to be bigger than ever, this year's PayPal Frenzy sale will feature deals and discounts from over 250 of Australia's most-popular brands, including tech, fashion, homewares and much, much more.
As ever, the TechRadar team and I are on hand to hunt down the very best PayPal Frenzy deals, which you'll be able to view below as soon as we've trawled through all the retailer websites to find the find very best discounts.
Retailers offering Tech Frenzy sales in Australia
- Appliances Online: AU$50 off minimum AU$500 spend with code PF50
- Breville: score 10% off sitewide with BREVFUTURE10 code
- CameraHouse: up to 20% off selected cameras, lenses and accessories
- Dyson: up to 50% off vacuums, hair tools and fans
- HP: up to 45% off select laptops and PCs – code FUTURE5 for extra savings
- JBL: 20% off full-price items with your own unique JBL coupon code
- Kogan: up to 70% off a huge range of tech and home appliances
- Lenovo: up to 53% off 2-in-1s, school and work laptops and more
- Mwave: save AU$20 on orders of AU$200 or more with code paypalfrenzy26
- Sennheiser: up to 50% off top-rated headphones and soundbars
- Sony: up to AU$120 off eligible orders with code PAYPALFRENZY
- Spacetalk: 30% off kids smartwatches
- Ted's Cameras: up to AU$500 off Sony, up to 15% off Canon and much more
- The Good Guys: PayPal Frenzy deals including 2025 TV clear out
PayPal Frenzy: Top deals now live
TVs
The QNED86 represents a major improvement to LG's non-OLED TV range. It benefits from the company's 'evo' brightness-boosting tech, which has had a big impact on overall picture performance. We've not reviewed it ourselves, but our friends at T3 have given it a 4-star review, praising it for its "bright, vibrant and detailed images from 4K content".
If you want to go really big, you can get the huge 100-inch variant for AU$4,495 (down from AU$8,995)from Appliance Central and JB Hi-Fi.
The Samsung S95F is an outstanding screen that benefits from an effective anti-glare coating on the screen to banish reflections, while delivering vibrant, punch colours and deep blacks. The result is a spectacular screen that would suit most bright Australian homes well. This is the biggest discount I've seen in some time, so one well worth jumping on if you've been holding out.
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. Use code PF50 at checkout to save AU$50 and get the deal price here.
Don't let the "mini" tag fool you — this Sennheiser soundbar punches well above its weight, delivering a massive, detailed, and super-accurate sound that's easy to fit just about anywhere. It's fantastic for music, and the companion app is genuinely one of the best around. The one little bummer? No HDMI passthrough. Also available at Sennheiser for the same price.
A stonking saving on this uber-powerful JBL Dolby Atmos soundbar. Plus, it has the added benefit of removable side speakers that convert into rear speakers for a full surround effect. They can also be used independently as Bluetooth speakers. Read our full JBL Bar 1300MK2 review for more details.
This Samsung soundbar has the clever ability to automatically adjust its sound output depending on whether it's mounted on a flat surface or on a wall. Whichever orientation you opt for, you'll be rewarded with a powerful, detail-rich sound. It's not the most accomplished performer when it comes to genuine surround sound, although we do love how well it performs with music.
We consider the Samsung Q800F to be the best soundbar overall, thanks to its winning combination of effective Dolby Atmos height effects, crystal-clear dialogue and impressive bass output. It's a breeze to set up and use, and will amplify home movie nights.
Headphones & audio
A decent discount on what we currently consider to be the best headphones overall. Our reviewer said the WH-1000XM6 melded the strengths of its last two predecessors, and benefit from superb ANC, plus some advanced features like LDAC, DSEE Extreme, customisable EQ and spatial audio support.
We love the Nothing Ear (a) earbuds. They sound fantastic, offer excellent noise cancellation and they boast an impressive 42.5 hours of battery life. Plus, if you pair them with a Nothing phone, you get the added benefit of ChatGPT integration. While Amazon isn't technically a PayPal Frenzy partner, this deal was too good to not include.
The JBL Spinner BT is an incredibly fun turntable: it’s versatile in its connectivity, it’s simple to set up and I think it looks fantastic, especially in its black-and-orange guise. You can pair it with a Bluetooth speaker for simple, fuss-free streaming, or plug it into a fuller hi-fi system for glorious-sounding playback.
Vacuum cleaners
Scoring AU$650 off Dyson's most powerful cordless vac is a great deal in my opinion, and you're getting it directly from the maker. This machine gets you up to 280 air watts of suction, which is plenty powerful even for the hairiest of carpets, plus up to 70 minutes of runtime (if used on low power and non-motorised attachments). It's a little top heavy in my opinion, but it's an excellent cleaner if you need a new vacuum.
A great discount on a fantastic Dyson vacuum. An update to the longstanding V8, this new Cyclone model gets you more powerful 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".
For those with hard floors the Dyson WashG1 is a lightweight and easy to manoeuvre 2-in-1 device that uses water and spinning rollers to clean up floors instead of suction. As a dedicated mopping device, the WashG1 is cheaper than most of Dyson’s premium vacuum cleaners, and it’s even more so with this exceptional 53% discount. Just hit the Price Beat button for the best price.
It's only recently launched, but the truly innovative Dyson PencilVac has already received a discount. As you'll read in our review, this stick-thin vacuum cleaner does a remarkable job cleaning hard floors. It's incredibly lightweight too, making it easy to maneuvere around your home.
Home appliances
This innovative Breville toaster uses optic sensor tech to scan your toast, crumpets and English muffins every second and will stop toasting once it's reached your desired shade. It was incredibly expensive at launch, and while it's still not cheap, this AU$165 discount does help matters. Just hit the Price Beat button for the best price.
Roast, bake, or crisp twice as many dishes with Ninja's DoubleStack air fryer tower, now 50% off at Ninja Direct. This model houses two independently controlled drawers that can cook up to four different foods at once, all while taking up less counter space than a typical extra-large air fryer. With a massive 7.6L capacity, you can even control the timings so that your whole meal — sides and all — are done at the exact same time.
Coffee machines
It has gone slightly lower in price, but this is still a good deal on the excellent Cafe Luxe espresso machine from Ninja. This 3-in-1 coffee machine brews quality espresso, drip coffee and even fast cold brew using its Barista Assist technology, an integrated grinder and weight-based dosing.
While our Nespresso Vertuo Creatista review noted that its price was a concern, this discount significantly lessens that issue. We praised the machine's integrated milk frother and its use of Vertuo pods, which offer various cup and mug sizes. The Creatista is also an excellent performer, capable of brewing your morning coffee exceptionally fast. Note that this specific price applies only to the Black Truffle colourway.
What is Click Frenzy?
Click Frenzy is an online sale that brings together thousands of deals from a huge variety of Australian retailers onto one website, with discounts available on tech, appliances, fashion, homewares and more.
Inspired by Black Friday sales in the US, Click Frenzy was created in Australia in 2012 and was originally meant to be held twice a year. There was one sale in May called Click Frenzy Mayhem, and another in November (first called Click Frenzy Go Wild, but now known as The Main Event).
As its popularity grew, Click Frenzy expanded to several sale events throughout the year in 2024. There was Click Frenzy Julove in July, and Click Frenzy Travel which has been held in various different months. Click Frenzy also first started as a strictly 24-hour sale – starting at 7pm on one day and ending at 7pm the next – but it has since expanded significantly to 53 hours of deal hunting.
This year, Tech Frenzy was added to the calendar – coinciding with mid-year and EOFY sales.
When is Click Frenzy in 2026?
Click Frenzy sales events take place throughout the year. The first to arrive is PayPal Frenzy, running from Tuesday, March 3 until Monday, March 9.
The two most well-known Click Frenzy events are Click Frenzy Mayhem, which usually takes place in May, and Click Frenzy The Main Event, which takes place in November.
How does Click Frenzy work?
Click Frenzy collects thousands of deals from dozens of retailers onto a single website where you can easily see what’s available, and you don’t need to be a member to shop any of the deals.
There are benefits to being a member, however. For a start, members get exclusive access to Click Frenzy’s signature 99% off deals. Lucky for you, it’s free to sign up.
In previous Click Frenzy sales, the deals have included a PS5 for just AU$6, a Nintendo Switch for AU$5 and Apple MacBooks for just AU$19. These discounts are limited in number, with limited stock, and pop up at random times on the site for members who are ready and waiting (and signed in). There is usually a question to answer first, and if you get it right, you'll be notified of your chance to buy the item at a heavily discounted price.
Click Frenzy members also get access to the deals via the official website 60 minutes before everyone else.
Is Click Frenzy better than Black Friday?
I've been following both Click Frenzy and Black Friday sales for many years now (more than I'd like to admit), so I can say from genuine experience that Black Friday sales are still generally better than Click Frenzy deals. There are a few reasons for this – firstly, only select retailers participate in Click Frenzy sales, whereas almost all Aussie retailers will get in on the Black Friday shopping bandwagon.
Historically, Amazon Australia and eBay Australia do not participate in Click Frenzy sale events, and I know from experience that these two online-only stores have some of the best deals on Black Friday. Other big-name Aussie stores such as JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys have joined the Click Frenzy sales on occasion, and both have confirmed to participate in PayPal Frenzy in 2026.
Is Click Frenzy just online?
Click Frenzy is traditionally an online-only event. After all, you 'click' on store pages and products. It's uncommon to find physical stores hosting the same or similar sales, but miracles can happen. If you do want to go to a physical store, then at the very least you could always select a click and collect option at the checkout.
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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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