Harvey Norman Singapore is having a huge flash sale on tech

Apple AirPods
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For just 3 short days, Harvey Norman Singapore is hosting a massive "mystery" flash sale, where it's discounting some of the latest and greatest tech across a whole range of categories.

From Apple AirPods to MSI gaming laptops, there's plenty of top quality tech on offer – TVs, cameras, and more can be found for hundreds of dollars off. 

While it's a bit overwhelming to try and hunt down the biggest bargain, we're here to help you score the best bang for you buck. We've selected six deals that are the best we could find so you don't have to dig around too much yourself.

Apple AirPods with wireless charging case | $239

Apple AirPods with wireless charging case | $239 (was $299 – save $60)

For the iPhone user out there looking to cut the cable and go truly wireless, the Apple AirPods are the best option for you. Coming complete with the H1 chip to create a stable connection with your iPhone, and a wireless charging case that helps stretch your AirPods to a whopping 24-hour battery life, now's a great chance to upgrade your music and save $60.

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | $3,779save $1,020

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | $3,779 (was $4,799; save $1,020)

If you want a high resolution DSLR, then the most popular pro-level shooter would be this marvel that's still going strong despite being three years old now. However, the cost of the body alone can be quite prohibitive, but you can save a total of 23% on the usual retail price – it's already marked down by $600 at Harvey Norman, but adding it to your cart will reduce the price by another 10%. That means you only pay $3,779 and save a total of $1,019.90.

MSI GP63 Leopard i7 / 16GB | $2,199

MSI GP63 Leopard i7 / 16GB | $2,199 (was $3,199 – save $1,000)

You can save yourself a neat $1,000 for a limited time on this MSI powerhouse, plus if you add the Samsung Galaxy A10 to your cart, you'll save $100 on the phone (bringing it down from $168 to just $68). The laptop comes with an awesome Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 dedicated GPU along with 16GB of RAM, an 8th-gen Intel Core i7 CPU, and a killer 15.6-inch display. Take a full thousand dollars off with Harvey Norman.


Canon EOS 6D Mark II (body only) | $2,024save $625

Canon EOS 6D Mark II (body only) | $2,024 (was $2,649; save $625)

While full-frame mirrorless cameras are all the rage these days, Canon's EOS 6D Mark II is an excellent DSLR alternative. It's light, fast and is a wonderful performer, producing topnotch results. You can even shoot timelapse footage without the need for stitching individual images later in post production. So if you're keen on a new camera, then save this snapper is down by $400. But add to cart and get an additional 10% off, bringing the price down to $2,024.10. That's a total of 25% off the retail price.

Philips 50PUT6103 50-inch 4K LED Smart TV | $767

Philips 50PUT6103 50-inch 4K LED Smart TV | $767 (was $1,299 – save $532)

With the contrast-enhancing HDR Plus, slim bezels and the Philips Pixel Precise Ultra HD engine, this 50-inch 4K TV offers a lot for the price. Right now, you can save over $500 on this excellent 4K Smart TV from Harvey Norman, plus get a free wall mount installation valued at $60. Or, if you feel like scoring the same TV but with a 55-inch display instead, it's available on sale for $948 also from Harvey Norman, although there's no free wall mounting.

Nikon D810 (body only) | $3,240save $1,648

Nikon D810 (body only) | $3,240 (was $4,888; save $1,648)

The Nikon D810 might be aging, but five years on and it's still a powerful snapper that delivers superb images. Having been replaced by the D850 means you can get this for cheaper – like right now with a cool $1,288 shaved off the usual price at Harvey Norman. However, add it to your cart and you can get an additional 10% off, bringing the final price down to just $3,240. That's a whopping 36% off!

Harry Domanski
Harry is an Australian Journalist for TechRadar with an ear to the ground for future tech, and the other in front of a vintage amplifier. He likes stories told in charming ways, and content consumed through massive screens. He also likes to get his hands dirty with the ethics of the tech.