Searching for the best EOFY sales in Australia? You've landed on the right page. Yes, my team and I have been sharing the deal hunting duties all month and we're not stopping anytime soon, and we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for the best discounts until June 30, when EOFY officially comes to a close.
As ever, anything you buy during the EOFY sales with a tidy discount can also be tax deductible, just as long as you can prove it's a work-related expense and you hold onto the receipts.
We here at TechRadar have been covering EOFY sales for as long as we can remember, so we know what it takes to seek out a great deal, and we're continuing to comb through nearly every trusted Aussie retailer with a fine toothed comb to bring you only the best tech EOFY deals we can unearth. These are handpicked by experts – between us, we have a wealth of knowledge on all things tech, so you can trust we're highlighting EOFY deals that are absolutely worth your time.
However, I've also got a list of some major retailers below that I would look at if I were shopping for EOFY deals – if you don't find what you're looking for in my list below, take a look at the retailers I've suggested.
In the meantime, my team is also maintaining specific EOFY pages. Take a look at the below:
• Best EOFY 2025 laptop deals
• Best EOFY 2025 Apple deals
• Best EOFY 2025 Samsung deals
We'll keep all our EOFY deals pages updated throughout June, so stick with us as we find your the best prices on premium products.
EOFY 2025 top retailers
- Amazon: EOFY tech discounts with fast delivery
- Appliance Central: massive discounts on TVs and appliances
- Bose: big discounts on audio gear plus an extra 10% off with our exclusive code
- Breville: up to AU$600 off + extra 10% off with exclusive code BREVFUTURE10
- Dell: price-match guarantees through June
- Desky: tax-time savings on office chairs, desks and more
- Dyson: save up to 50% on vacuums, purifiers and hair tools
- eBay: discounts on gaming & tech and extra coupon savings for Plus members
- HP: up to 50% off select laptops, 15% off accessories
- JB Hi-Fi: save on big-ticket tech items, plus office furniture
- Kogan: huge discounts across TV, gaming and appliances
- Lenovo: up to 43% off select PCs and more
- Lovehoney: up to 70% off hundreds of items
- Myer: discounts on home appliances
- Samsung: deals on phones, headphones, TVs and more
- Secretlab: up to AU$150 off select Titan Evo chairs
- Sennheiser: up to 50% off wireless headphones and soundbars
- Ted's Cameras: save on cameras, lenses and photographic accessories
Best EOFY 2025 deals
Laptops & PCs
PC peripherals
Phones & tablets
NBN & mobile plans
TVs & soundbars
Headphones & speakers
Hi-fi
Cameras
Wearables
Games consoles
Video games
Gaming accessories
Appliances
Coffee machines
Vacuum cleaners
Office furniture
Sonos headphones sound Ace!
I'm a huge fan of the Sonos Ace headphones, but even I could admit that at AU$699, they were way too expensive when they first launched. So this EOFY deal that sees them drop to AU$499 makes them a much more viable option.
I personally find them to be one of the most comfortable pairs of headphones I've ever worn, thanks in no small part to a hinge mechanism that ensures they conform to all heads. They sound great, too, although they don't quite rival the sonic talents from the likes of Sony or Bose, and they have decent noise cancelling capabilities.
Where they do excel, however, is when watching movies, particularly those in Dolby Atmos. The Sonos Ace can support the format, and they really do sound cinematic when you're watching on your phone. Plus, if you have a Sonos soundbar, you can send the audio from whatever you're watching on TV to the Ace headphones at the touch of a button – handy if you want to watch something at night and not disturb anyone else in the house.
Plus, thanks to a recently released software update, they now get the long-awaited TrueCinema feature for more immersive movie watching when connected to a Sonos soundbar, and improvements to their ANC abilities.
. Sonos Ace: was AU$699 now AU$499 at Sonos
Other stores:
Dell deals on XPS and Alienware laptops, monitors and more
Whether you're looking to work more or play, 2025 can be your year with 20% off select Dell XPS and Alienware machines, 11% off select Dell monitors and 5% off Inspiron laptops and desktops.
We recently went hands-on with the Dell XPS 13, and we called it the best XPS ever in our Dell XPS 13 (2024) review thanks to its incredible performance, battery OLED display and sleek, portable design. Heck, we even called it sexy!
While the AU$3,798 launch RRP wasn't too appealing, the XPS 13 recently dropped to AU$2,597.11, and you can score an extra AU$337.61 off using code XPSAWAU13. Even discounted, the XPS is an expensive machine, but this is a decent price for the premium Snapdragon X Elite, 32GB RAM model with the 2880 x 1800 OLED touchscreen.
Dell XPS 13 laptop | Snapdragon X Elite / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD: was AU$2,597.11 now AU$2,259.50 at Dell (Save AU$337.61)
Want more discounts? Check out our Dell coupons below.
Save up to 13% off selected XPS and Alienware laptops and desktops
Take 11% off select monitors and displays
Enjoy 5% off a wide range of laptops and desktops
Be a DJ on the move!
I know I only just mentioned an Audio-Technica turntable yesterday, but that deal has unfortunately already come to an end. So you can only imagine my surprise when I saw the iconic Audio-Technica Sound Burger had a AU$215 discount at JB Hi-Fi.
I've not actually heard this fascinating turntable with my own ears, but I have read articles both here on TechRadar and from my colleagues at What Hi-Fi? that both suggest it sounds much better than you would likely assume. I'll be honest, I wouldn't have expected that much from it, but it seems I've fallen foul of judging a book by its cover.
So, what is it? It's a portable turntable that runs off mains or battery power, it can stream whatever record is playing to a Bluetooth speaker, or can be plugged directly into an amplifier and a wider hi-fi system.
It can play both 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records, although admittedly, lugging around some full-size LPs with you is going to be trickier than travelling with the Sound Burger. And, if you do plan to travel with it, you'll be wise to invest in a carry case.
It's such an iconic product having first launched just over 60 years ago and now it's been reissued for the modern vinyl fan, I'm sure it's legacy will continue for another 60 years at least.
• Audio-Technica Sound Burger: AU$429 AU$214 at JB Hi-Fi
Big HP 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, and you can save an extra 5% with our exclusive code: FUTURE5.
This 2-in-1 laptop has been given a whopping 46% discount directly available from the Aussie HP Store, then after the extra discount, it's AU$1424.05.
You 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$1,424.05 at HP
Want more HP deals? Check out our coverage of the HP EOFY sales.
Double cooking space. Half the size!
We recently wrote about our favourite air fryer – the Ninja Double Stack 9.5L – seeing an extremely attractive price drop on Amazon, but there's been some developments since then. Firstly, the 9.5L has gone up in price on Amazon, while we've spotted it even cheaper at Bing Lee – for only AU$299! If this double-decker fryer is slightly too big, then you might be more interested in the 7.5L model, which has also dropped to AU$299 on Amazon.
These are both great air fryers for huge cook-ups, with several different settings and obviously its iconic dual frying action. If you're an air frying obsessive, it's hard to look past these discounts.
Ninja Double Stack Air Fryer 9.5L: AU$299 at Bing Lee (was AU$449)
Ninja Double Stack Air Fryer 7.5L: AU$299 on Amazon (was AU$449.99)
Talking toothbrush, anyone?
If you thought all electric toothbrushes were virtually the same, then you need to meet the Oclean X Ultra S.
This sonic electric toothbrush talks. Yes, talks. Ok, so you can't have a full blown conversation with it, but you will hear recordings of feedback 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, the Shaver Shop has slashed a huge 50% from its list price, making it a much more affordable and accessible option for anyone looking to upgrade their oral care routine.
Oclean X Ultra S: was AU$449.95 now AU$224.95 at the Shaver Shop
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 is already good value in my opinion, but there's a huge 61% discount on Amazon right now. The discount does only apply to the black model, but if you're keen on something a little more vibrant or that will better match your home décor, you can find the white model at The Good Guys for AU$99.
Alternatively, Myer has the Candy Pink colour (the one I wish I had) as part of a bundle for AU$175 that includes the Aeroccino 3 milk frother, some cups, a tote bag and some pods to get you started.
Nespresso Vertuo Pop: was AU$229 now AU$89 at Amazon
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 KSM150 stand mixer is the appliance to have.
There are multiple varieties and model number of this cult-like cooking companion, with the KSM150 on sale here coming with a large, 4.7L bowl and a smattering of useful attachments to help you cook and bake up a storm in the kitchen.
Amazon has knocked it down to a very attractive AU$499 – that's half price! – and you can grab it in black, almond cream or red colours.
Alternatively, you can head to KitchenAid direct to shop its full range of stand mixers, in various colours and attachment bundles, all with terrific discounts for EOFY.
KitchenAid KSM150 stand mixer: was AU$899 now AU$499 at Amazon
KitchenAid EOFY sale: up to 30% off stand mixers, coffee machines and more
A mega Monday deal to start the week
No sooner had I started my usual price checks this morning, did my colleague tell me about this excellent deal on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. I was going to give you some updates regarding deal prices, but this one was too good not to share so soon!
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra only came out in January, and now we're starting to see discounts like this crop up all over the place. Granted we previously saw the phone down as low as AU$1,611 during a Samsung Secret Sale, but AU$1,697 still isn't bad going – and it's the best price we've seen for the phone on Amazon.
We loved this phone in our Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review, especially for its gigantic screen, incredible battery life and gorgeous design – though the high base price makes it inaccessible to many users. It also offers the best cameras of any smartphone on the market right now.
This discount applies across all colourways, with price cuts also applying to greater storage capacity options.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB / Titanium Grey): AU$1,697 (was AU$2,149)
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB / Titanium Silver): AU$1,697 (was AU$2,149)
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB / Titanium Black): AU$1,697 (was AU$2,149)
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB / Titanium Silverblue): AU$1,697 (was AU$2,149)
A Dyson fan for all year round
With the winter chill taking a firm grip on Australia, now is a great time to invest in a fan heater. This Dyson Hot+Cool Jet Focus is more than up to the task, delivering smooth, powerful airflow throughout whichever room it's placed in.
It can oscillate, too, helping with coverage and there are no spinning blades for little ones to get their fingers caught in.
And, adding to its versatility and its value, it will also cool the room down, making it the perfect companion for when the summer sun comes rolling round again.
Best of all, it's currently on the receiving end of a AU$204 discount direct from Dyson for EOFY.
Dyson Hot+Cool Jet Focus: AU$699 AU$445 at Dyson
Amazon's huge savings flex
This huge 66% on the exceptional LG OLED Flex has to be one of my standout deals during the EOFY sales so far.
If you've not heard of it before, essentially, it's a 42-inch OLED TV that has the nifty ability to bend to 20 different curvatures at the touch of a button. Why would you want that? Well, it's predominantly aimed at gamers who will want a more immersive style of play. Take the image above as an example, and you'll feel more like your in your car's cockpit when racing. Its 1ms response time is also on hand to tempt gamers to its bendable side.
But, being an LG OLED, not only does it serve up truly deep blacks and stunning contrast and colours, but it runs on the company's webOS TV platform. This means you can access all of the most popular streaming apps and, thanks to four HDMI 2.1 ports, it's ready to accept any external devices you may own.
It's possibly one of the most versatile screens I've ever come across, and now that it's plummeted to just AU$1,695, it's a certified bargain.
LG OLED Flex 42-inch 4K Gaming TV: AU$4,999 AU$1,695 at Amazon
Also available at JB Hi-Fi for the same price.
(Robo)rock your way to a cleaner home
We're certainly not left wanting when it comes to options for keeping our homes clean here in Australia. But as with any product category, some are better than others. Fortunately, I can confidently vouch for the Roborock F25 ACE wet-dry vacuum cleaner, as I'm still using it to this day after publishing my review.
Designed to be used on hard floors, this lightweight machine manages to keep virtually all my floor surfaces clean, thanks to its ability to get up close to edges and the fact it can lay completely flat. That latter feature has proven particularly useful, as it makes it easier for me to get under my dining room table and bathroom vanity units.
It's got powerful suction to suck up small debris and the companion app opens you up to a world of customisation, from everything to cleaning to drying. Maintenance is relatively easy, too, just make sure you enter the dirty water tank after each use... it can begin to smell foul otherwise!
Right now for EOFY, it's on the receiving end of a AU$250 discount at Amazon.
Roborock F25 ACE: AU$999 AU$749
If this stretches your budget a little too far, you can get the Roborock F25 for a tad less. It misses out on intelligent dirt detection and automatic cleaning adjustments, as well as app connectivity. Elsewhere, however, it can still lay flat and offers edge cleaning.
Roborock F25: AU$699 AU$495.99 at Gravitech eBay store
Stock take
Good morning everybody!
We're now approaching the halfway point of the EOFY sales in Australia, with deals slated to come to an end on or around June 30 in a couple of weeks' time.
With that in mind, I thought it'd be a good idea to recap some of the best deals that we've seen so far throughout the month, and most importantly, which are still available to buy.
As ever, I'll be seeking out some fresh additions to my list throughout the rest of the day, so make sure to check back for any updates.
- Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB):
was AU$2,149now AU$1,749 at Samsung - Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless (Black):
was AU$549now AU$348 on Amazon - TCL C7K QD Mini-LED TV:
was AU$2,295now AU$1,785 on The Good Guys - Fire TV Stick 4K Max:
was AU$119now AU$99 on Amazon - Dyson Gen5detect Absolute:
was AU$1,549now AU$949.99 on Amazon - PlayStation 5 Slim (disc):
was AU$799.95now AU$625 on Amazon - LG OLED Flex 42-inch TV/gaming monitor:
was AU$4,999now AU$1,695 on Amazon - Bose QuietComfort Ultra:
was AU$649.95now AU$349.95 on Bose with code
Exceptional espresso every time
If you love coffee as much as I do, then you'll know how important it can be to have a top-performing espresso machine at home. Not only is having one plonked on your kitchen counter a convenient solution to a 6 a.m. brew and saving you a trip to your local cafe, but it also cuts down on your usage of takeaway cups, and it can save you money.
But which coffee machine should you choose? Well, based on our KitchenAid KF6 review, it's one that's seriously worthy your consideration. To be honest, I wish I had the pleasure of reviewing this one myself, as my colleague Cat gave it a glowing five-star review, with the only faults being real trivial ones.
Not only does the machine look fantastic in my opinion, but it can brew "exceptional espresso" with a delicious, thick crema. There are plenty of customisable drink presets to choose from, and perhaps best of all, it's easy to use.
It could conceivably have been deemed affordable at its original price considering what it can do, but you can now grab the machine, bundled with a milk container and hose for frothing with a tidy AU$458 discount at Amazon.
• KitchenAid KF6: AU$1,799 AU$1,399 at Amazon
Alternatively, if you want your new coffee machine in a more attractive colour, you can check out KitchenAid's range of exclusive colours, and get the machine for AU$1,499.
Game on!
The Nintendo Switch 2 has only been available for a week and we've already spotted a substantial discount on the cute and portable console.
With the code SSNOW, you can save AU$50 on both the Nintendo Switch 2 and shipping from EB Games' eBay store – bringing the price down to AU$659.90. It's not the biggest saving, but given that the console only debuted recently, it's still a worthwhile way to spend less while also getting the latest console – and it frees up some cash to buy some games or extra accessories, as this bundle only includes the console, two Joy-Cons, a Joy-Con controller bracket and a dock.
Nintendo Switch 2: AU$659.90 on eBay (was AU$699.95)
Total home cinema
Sonos makes some of the best soundbars to elevate your home TV viewing experience. And you can take things even further with the addition of rear speakers and a subwoofer, to give you a fully-fledged Dolby Atmos home cinema system, without the need for too much space.
Now, I'm first to admit Sonos gear ain't exactly cheap, especially when you start adding more products onto your order, which is why discounts across the entire range at JB Hi-Fi have caught my attention.
Taking the most feature-packed kit as an example, comprising the Arc Ultra soundbar, 2x Era 300s for the rear and a Sub 4 for room-shaking bass, the total cost of the components together – AU$3,796 – comes to less than buying the full set direct at Sonos – AU$4,366. That's AU$570 in savings!
Plus, by buying individually, you're free to choose which colour you want for which speaker. You may want a black soundbar to blend in with your TV entertainment unit, for example, and white rear speakers to match your sofa.
We're back on the tools once again today to seek out the best that EOFY 2025 has to offer. I've just performed a price check of all the current deals listed on this page and, fortunately, most have remained steady.
I have noticed a few price increases, notably on select cameras and TVs, so I'll be making sure to look for replacements for those as my priority today.
PS5 gamers should get excited, however, as the PSVR2 has dropped further in price on Amazon by around AU$100. It's still not hit the lowest-ever price we've seen, but at just over AU$530, it could make now the perfect time for you to venture into VR.
Canon your way into photography
Just because camera makers have been concentrating on full-frame 35mm snappers, doesn't mean the smaller sensors aren't worth considering. The EOS R7, particularly, is a wonderful enthusiast-level camera with specs that belong on a higher-end model. 32.5MP resolution, 651 autofocus points with Dual Pixel CMOS AF II on board, 5-axis stabilisation, up to 30fps bursts, 4K/60p video... that list goes on and impressively so. And it performs remarkably well in the real world too.
If you've been considering getting your very first camera, then Amazon currently has the best price for the body – note, however, that stock is extremely limited.
Canon EOS R7 body: was AU$2,299 AU$1,794 on Amazon
If you're after a kit for this mirrorless marvel, then again, Amazon might be the best place to shop. You can get the R7 bundled with the 18-150mm kit lens from Ted's Cameras for AU$2,272, but Amazon has beaten the camera specialist by AU$77.
Canon EOS R7 body + RF-S 18-150mm kit lens: was AU$2,499 now AU$2,194 on Amazon
Max it out with Apple
Apple's AirPods Max are a ridiculously expensive set of over-ear headphones, but damn are they good! If you have the spare change, then you're getting a really classy design combined with a beautiful soundstage and really good noise cancellation that matches the competition from Sony and Bose.
If you're an iPhone or iPad user (or any Apple device, really), then these cans truly are a great companion if you're after beautiful sound. Understandably its AU$899 price tag is rather inhibiting, but if you're keen, then take advantage of the AU$189 discount available on eBay right now.
You will need to be an eBay Plus member to get the full discount – if you aren't, then it's a good thing that you can sign up for a free trial to grab this offer. You can always cancel any time if you don't want to pay the ongoing AU$49 annual fee.
Note that this offer applies only to the Black colourway.
Apple AirPods Max: was AU$899 now AU$709.20 on eBay with Plus membership
Stand up for this deal – quality standing desk for less
EOFY is a great time to invest in office furniture – whether that's for the workplace or the home office. Either way, this one is definitely tax deductible.
A standing desk doesn't come cheap, at least not a quality one. I have one of these at home myself and have been using it for nearly a year now. So far, I've had no complaints at all. In fact, Aussie company Desky has made one heck of a standing desk.
It's standout feature is the under-desk cable management system. While this is an additional purchase for AU$49, it's absolutely worth it. Your power board can sit within or, if you're willing to spend a little more money, you can get clip-in boards from the company itself. These keep all your cables hidden away and, best part, you can even fit the tray on after you've assembled the desk. It's really easy to do so.
The hardwood options, while expensive, are excellent. The dual motors I have on my desk are quiet and, interestingly, if the companion app on my iPhone is connected to the desk, I can just ask Siri to raise or lower the Desky for me. The caveat here is that the app needs to stay connected which, sadly, doesn't happen if you have exited it. That said, the controller is easy to use and set up, plus its colour lighting is a nice touch. All in all, a fantastic investment for a workspace.
Desky Dual standing desks: AU$150 off with code DUAL150
Good morning deal fans!
We've only just seriously begun to hunt for EOFY deals – we're blaming Amazon for keeping us busy last week with its Mid-Year Sale.
You don't really need to fret if you missed out on that sale. We're pedal to the metal now to finding all the best tech EOFY deals we can from various retailers. My team and I will do all the hard work for you – we'll find the discounted item, compare prices across retailers, then tell you where to buy it from.
In the meantime, we've already made sure that all the deals currently on this page have been checked for price and stock. We'll continue to add to this list today, and through the rest of the month, so don't go anywhere.
Amazon's Mid-Year Sale for 2025 might have ended, but not all the deals have. There are still plenty of great discounts to be had. I've already highlighted the Bose QC Ultra Headphones below, but there's a lot more where that came from.
From a tempting 45% on an very capable Samsung tablet to a whole bunch of PC peripherals to kit out your work desk. If you missed out, we've still got all the best deals still available from the sale listed on a dedicated page.
Check out all best deals from Amazon Mid-Year Sale still live.
Sony's brave deal – via JB Hi-Fi
This is the TV deal of the day!
There are already quite a few good EOFY TV deals but this one stands out for being a very deep discount on a telly that has been on shelves for just about a month.
The Sony Bravia 8 II was announced in April, then came to shelves last month. I'm no expert when it comes to TVs, but my colleague Max Langridge assures me that this one heck of a deal. He's so confident that it's a good offer that he's written about the Sony OLED TV offer already.
He's quite taken by the fact that a newly released TV has gotten such a steep discount – AU$1,300 off is no joke. And that's happening at JB Hi-Fi right now. This is the 65-inch model and while its RRP is admittedly pretty steep, this discount makes it a lot more enticing.
Sony Bravia 8 II (65-inch): was AU$5,295 now AU$3,995 at JB Hi-Fi
This Bose is boss – QC Ultra Headphones for a record-low price
Stop the presses because Bose's best cans are constantly dropping in price!
The QC Ultra Headphones were AU$399 earlier in June (we wrote about that on June 2), then they dropped to AU$398 in during Amazon's Mid-Year Sale last week, and now they're down to an even lower AU$392.99. You can get that price by checking the coupon box on the Amazon listing page, otherwise you'll still pay AU$398.
The additional coupon is only available on the Black and White Smoke colour options, but Lunar Blue and 60th Edition Diamond variants are going cheaper than RRP at AU$398. The Deep Plum is just a dollar more. And they're all accessible via the same listing.
Why the Bose QC Ultra Headphones? Firstly, they're flagship Bose cans, so you're getting world-class performance and comfort here. Secondly, they've been our pick of the best noise-cancelling headphones since they launched in 2023, only recently being challenged by the brand-new Sony WH-1000XM6 (which we doubt will see a discount any time soon).
That's got to say something. If you have the spare cash, these premium headphones are absolutely worth it for a very generous discount.
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones: was AU$649 now AU$392.99 on Amazon with coupon
Laptops for less
One of the most popular items to buy during EOFY is a laptop. Whether you want one for work or play, June is a good time to pick up one and, if the main purpose is the former (and if the latter is your work), the device becomes tax deductible. That means you could pocket a little extra savings in the form of the returns.
We're keeping an eye on all the top EOFY laptop deals, handled by my colleague who is an expert in all things computing. He's following sales on the Lenovo and HP websites, plus checking retailers for other brands too: Dell, Apple and more.
You can find all of his picks in our dedicated EOFY laptops deals page.
It's time to jostle for the best EOFY deals in June!
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Australia's EOFY 2025 sale. Most Aussie retailers will have discounts of some flavour or the other, and chances are they'll be trying to outmatch each other in a bid to make a sale. That's good news for the buyer – that's you, dear reader – so you get to maximise your savings.
However, having to trawl through various retailers and comparing prices can be time consuming and, occasionally, overwhelming. That's where my team and I come in. We've not only been covering various sales for the last decade but, between us, we have a ton of experience with various tech products. We each have a specialisation – for example, I'm a photographer and have extensive knowledge on E Ink tablets – so we're able to tell you exactly what is a good deal. We might not bring you the lowest price on a product, but we will explain why that's so.
So if you'd like to shop along with us, bookmark this page as we'll keep it updated through the rest of the month, all the way until EOFY deals end on June 30.