JB Hi-Fi Black Friday 2025 sales: save heaps on Apple, Samsung, Dyson, Breville and more

If you’re on a budget and you absolutely have to have an iPhone, it’s hard to beat the iPhone 16e at this price. Sitting somewhere between the previous iPhone SE and its flagship iPhone 16 sibling, this 2025 release offers the Apple experience with a few less bells and whistles in exchange for a reduced price tag. Its smaller form factor (6.1-inch screen size) may also be appealing to fans of the iPhone minis of yore. For what it’s worth, Amazon has it for slightly cheaper at AU$897, although we don’t expect this price to budge further into Black Friday weekend.

Only having been launched in August 2025, the Google Pixel 10 is already AU$500 off for Black Friday, bringing both the 128GB and 256GB models below AU$1,000 (the 128GB is AU$897). In his Pixel 10 review, my colleague Philip called the Pixel 10 the “most competitive” Pixel yet for anyone looking to switch from iPhone to Android. Some of the highlights were the design, display, camera and AI features like Live Translation. If you’re interested in other Pixel 10 models, the 10 Pro XL is also discounted from AU$1597 (depending on the colour), although the 10 Pro and the 10 Pro Fold remain staunchly full priced for now.

This is the first major discount for the boutique phone maker’s ‘true’ flagship device, which launched in July 2025. From its more mid-range predecessor, Nothing added an extra 50MP telephoto camera to the Phone (3) and also upgraded the selfie camera to 50MP from the Phone (2)’s 32MP selfie camera. If you’re keen for a more unconventional-looking Android phone for a very fair price, you can’t go wrong with this deal. The 512GB model is also discounted down to AU$1,199, or AU$490 off the regular price.

Samsung makes some of the best Android smartwatches in the market and the Galaxy Watch6 Classic is currently the cheapest way to get that experience. While it might technically be two generations behind, with this deal the Watch6 is at least AU$100 cheaper than the current entry-level Watch FE, and AU$122 cheaper than the base Watch8. Moreover, the Watch6 Classic offers a huge range of features and isn’t lacking for performance thanks to an Exynos W930 processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. It beats the Watch FE in most categories at a cheaper price – so we know which one we’d be choosing.

If you have a triathlete or endurance athlete in your life that’s looking for ways to save on what can be a surprisingly expensive sport/hobby, this fantastic Garmin smartwatch deal will get you 50% off what would certainly be a welcome addition to any runner’s gear bag. The Forerunner 255 Music has many of the core features found in Garmin’s even more expensive offerings, like built-in GPS, the ability to listen to music stored on the device, and even Garmin Pay, enabling you to leave your phone while out running but still tap-to-pay to buy that coffee on the way home.

For the full immersive PlayStation experience, we recommended this mid-range OLED TV from Sony as the best among the company’s ‘Perfect for PS5’ line-up. This means the Bravia 8 has Auto HDR Tone Mapping support when the console is plugged in, allowing the PS5 to adjust its HDR output to match the exact capabilities of the screen, and ensure the best quality image. The 55- and 65-inch versions are also discounted, with prices starting at AU$2,277.

Also another product released this year, the Sony WH-1000XM6 gets its first significant price cut this Black Friday. It might not be huge, but given we rate these as the best overall headphones in 2025, any discount is welcome. Our reviewer said the WH-1000XM6 melded the strengths of its last two predecessors – bringing back the foldability of the WH-1000XM4 while retaining the sleek look of the WH-1000XM5. These headphones also have the best-in-class active noise cancelling (ANC), plus some advanced features like LDAC, DSEE Extreme, customizable EQ and spatial audio support.

Earning a stunning five stars from us in our Bose QuietComfort Ultra (2nd Gen) review, these cans are truly marvellous and I will admit, I'm partial to the Desert Gold colourway. All the variants have a AU$100 discount on JB Hi-Fi.

For those with hard floors, Dyson’s first foray into wet cleaning – the WashG1 – is a lightweight and easy to maneuver 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 52% discount.

Breville's Barista Express coffee machine makes for a great all-in-one espresso machine that doesn’t need you to spend a fortune. While this model does occasionally drop down to around the AU$560 mark, we’re happy to recommend it with this AU$111 discount off the RRP, which isn’t too far off that. The Barista Express’s beautiful design and powerful integrated burr grinder (with 35 grind settings), helped it earn top marks from our reviewer.

This 2024 robot vacuum cleaner from Roborock didn't quite make the cut in TechRadar’s current guide to the best robovacs – but that’s only because the brand’s newer offerings have one-upped it thanks to some enhancements. Regardless, the S8 Max still provides premium level features and performance – and with this deal, it’s AU$1,405 less than our current best overall pick, the Roborock Qrevo Curv. JB Hi-Fi also offers the S8 Max cheaper than it is direct from Roborock Australia, where it’s priced at AU$1,699.

This kitchen dessert maker is basically the cult-favourite Ninja Creami on steroids! OK, that's maybe a touch dramatic, but this ice-cream maker not only does what the original Creami offers (i.e. making store-bought quality icey desserts), but adds in a soft-serve function as well, which itself has six modes. In total, that gives you 13 one-touch presets to make a wide range of cold treats so you can indulge in those healthy (or not so healthy) home-made desserts year round. If you’re looking for the biggest savings on the Creami, we would note that Amazon has it a bit cheaper at AU$419 in its Black Friday sale.

Our colleagues over at PC Gamer named this Nvidia GeForce 5070-powered beast as the best mid-range gaming laptop in Australia right now, citing its ability to run demanding games at high framerates while also coming in at a competitive price point for its specs. The reviewer noted the relatively weak battery life and some design quirks as some of the Vector 16’s weak points, but the price to performance ratio with this discount is hard to argue with.

The MacBook Air M4 rarely goes on sale, so this 82% saving has certainly caught our attention. It's an incredibly powerful machine that will keep all users happy. Want to know more about the laptop? Take a look at our MacBook Air 15-inch M4 review for the full insight.

Not quite the all-time low for the PS5 Slim digital console anywhere, but this is still a great price from JB Hi-Fi. If you've yet to jump aboard the PlayStation bandwagon, you probably won't get a better chance this year. To reiterate, however, this is the digital edition, so no physical games are allowed. Digital copies can often cost more, so you’ll want to factor this in.

The savings aren’t necessarily eye-popping here, which we guess is fair given how new this console is, but getting the AU$120-worth Mario Kart World bundled in for just a little bit over the Switch 2’s RRP is still a win in my book. Our reviewer loved the Switch 2’s hardware, with much improved performance from the first Switch, all enclosed in a premium chassis paired with a vivid LCD display. If you’re still holding on to your original Switch (or Switch OLED), the successor also supports backward compatibility with all the games you already own (which helps make up for the relatively scant Switch 2 game catalog). JB Hi-Fi also has the non-bundled Switch 2 for AU$646 (a saving of AU$53).

This discount is pretty typical for NBA 2K games around this time of the year, but with the NBA season in real life still in its early days, I reckon AU$44 can still give any NBA diehard plenty of hours of game time. While you’ll be coming in a little late if you’re interested in the game’s competitive multiplayer component, NBA 2K26 does sync up with real-time NBA lineups and adjustments, so you can simulate playing through the real-world games yourself. Our reviewer also praised the graphics and overall presentation, and even called it the best virtual basketball experience going – though we’d suggest you avoid the more microtransaction-heavy game modes.

Having just released last month, this multiplayer-forward first-person shooter gets a discount for Black Friday. Our reviewer said Battlefield 6 brings back the classic Battlefield experience from the popular Battlefield 3 and 4, with the return of a proper class system. Its strengths certainly lie with the multiplayer modes, with our review calling Battlefield 6’s offline campaign “easily the weakest” in the series. A lot of my gaming friends have been talking this one up, so you can expect to find a large player base if you’re looking to sink hours into Battlefield 6.

The most popular sports video game franchise in the world (and also one of our favourite multiplayer games here at TechRadar) also gets a JB discount this Black Friday. In our review, we praised the game’s newly improved gameplay mechanics (with some changes are even driven by community feedback) and a new “Authentic Gameplay” mode that could entice those looking for a more realism-driven experience. Fans of EA’s other football game, Football Manager, may also enjoy the similar ‘Manager Live’ mode you can find in FC 26.

For those who love to write and sketch with a pen and paper, this epaper tablet provides the best digital recreation – despite already being a five-year-old product. JB Hi-Fi has the reMarkable 2 bundled with a Marker Plus and the grey polymer weave Folio for a little bit cheaper than directly from reMarkable’s website. The bundle including the black premium leather folio is AU$849.

The reMarkable Paper Pro is the follow up of the reMarkable 2, which has more features like a coloured display, front light (for readability in the dark) and an option for a keyboard. Our review said the Paper Pro has a better colour display than other colour epaper tablets, and that its battery life is “incredible”, where a full charge can last two weeks with casual use. This doesn’t really go on sale very often so we reckon this is a great deal.