Best New Zealand tech deals: the top online discounts in July 2025

A premium offering in its own right, this vacuum is an excellent alternative to the best Dyson vacuums – providing powerful suction that makes it great on both hard floors and carpets. It can easily convert into a handheld to tackle upholstery or the car and a built-in auto-empty system ensures you don't breathe in whatever you've vacuumed up too.

It's got a cult-like following and two members of our own staff are massive fans. If you love your chilled desserts – ice creams, gelatos, smoothies – but want to control your calorie intake, you really should consider getting the Ninja Creami. This Deluxe model gets you three 700ml containers, which are big enough to let you eat half the tub or share it with others.

Don't need the extra size or functions? The regular Ninja Creami is just NZ$208.05.

Now that a PS5 costs well over NZ$800, you rarely get discounts outside of major events – so you can thank the Australian end of financial year for this one. If you've been waiting to upgrade to the PS5, we recommend snapping up this deal this immediately. While it's likely to come down during Prime Day and other 2025 sales, we don't expect it to drop much lower.

Well over 50% off, this is one of the cheapest Dyson cordless vacuum cleaners to be had. Sure, it's an older model that will only get you up to 40 minutes of fade-free runtime, but it's V8 motor is still up to the task of cleaning most spaces. Excelling in smaller homes or for cleaners who prefer to clean a room here and there rather than one hours-long weekend session, this Absolute model also includes the Hair Screw Tool and two other common attachments that are absent in the base Origin model.

Go big or go home with this massive 9.5L air fryer from Ninja Kitchen. The Ninja Foodi Max XXXL might be one bulky kitchen appliance, but if you have the counter space, this is one of the best that money can buy. It snuck under NZ$215 during Amazon Black Friday 2024 sales, but this is still an excellent price if you're looking for an air fryer than can handle meals for the whole family.

The Hue Play smart bar is about as good as it gets in this space. In our Philips Hue Play Light Bar review, we loved its easy setup, colour reproduction, seamless integration with Philips Hue devices and its ability to work as a regular smart light when not connected to the TV.

In a market filled with vacuums costing upwards of NZ$1,500, the value the Shark IZ102 provides is immense. The clear choice when we were selecting our best budget stick vacuum, it offers a 40-minute runtime that is more than suitable for most cleans, LED lights that reveal hidden debris, versatile attachments and a self-cleaning brushroll that has no issue sucking up hair.

Offering super simplicity, the De'Longhi Magnifica S has an easy-to-use touch control panel that allows you to brew two cups simultaneously with the minimum amount of effort. It also has a silent integrated grinder with 13 settings and a handy milk frother – so it’s a good all-in-one solution.

Want to make your home movies more immersive? This Govee backlight and camera system effectively extends the on-screen image beyond its bezelled confines and accurately tracks colours and flashes to the wall behind. It can also sync with music to dance along to your favourite tunes. Note that this is designed for 55 to 65-inch TVs.

Philips is the undisputed king of air fryers and this discount gets you one of its more recent models for 56% off the RRP. The 5000 Series XXL offers a generous 7.2L/1.4kg capacity (enough to feed six people), 16 different cooking functions and even Wi-Fi connectivity and a smartphone app with recipes that can send commands straight to the fryer. The basket is also dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.

This robot vacuum stands out with loads of great features, including a bagless self-emptying station that helps reduce the cost of operation. It earned four stars in our Eureka E10s review, thanks in large part to its bag-free cleaning, scheduling ability and intuitive app. A vacuum worth considering at full price, this 53% discount makes it very hard to ignore if you're looking for some robotic help with your chores.

The lowest price we've ever seen on Amazon, if you need noise cancellation from your earbuds, the EarFun Air Pro 3 is one of the best options at full price, let alone nearly 50% off. Earning themselves almost five-stars in our EarFun Air Pro 3 review, these buds are solid across the board, but they outshine more expensive buds when it comes to noise cancellation and battery life in particular.

We haven't reviewed this model, but our friends over at Tom's Guide think it's the best air fryer Ninja offers. Actually, they give that title to the smaller model – but this 6.2L fryer offers the same easy controls and quiet cooking in a bigger frame that will let you cook meals for more people. The Ninja Air Fryer Pro (4.7L) is down to NZ$157.95 from NZ$227.26 if you're only regularly cooking for one or two people.

Earning 4.5 stars in our HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless review, gaming headsets don't get too much better than the HyperX Cloud Alpha. With excellent audio and the battery life to match, this small NZ$61.27 saving makes them worth considering.

This action camera has been a few dollars cheaper in the past, but this is still a fantastic price on an action camera that can record up to 4K/120p with 8x slow-motion in Full HD, stunning image quality and easy stabilisation. Built to survive the most intense adventures, it's made for the more adrenaline-fueled Easter holidays.

In our 4.5-star iRobot Roomba J7 Plus review, we loved its suction power and ease of use. Able to collect both fine and larger debris from both carpets and hard floors, this robovac is also self-emptying and loaded with smarts like the ability to make it only clean when you're out. The biggest drawback we had with it was price, and this deal makes it much easier to swallow.

In our Ecovacs Deebot T30 Omni review, we called it "the best-value robot vacuum" we've tried, even at its regular price. So, cutting more than NZ$600 off it means you're getting an incredibly good deal. It finds a near-perfect balance between feature set and price, while performing well in our tests. It can struggle on carpet – especially for pet owners – but, it's a fantastic option for those with predominately hard floors.

If you're looking for a more affordable way to boost Wi-Fi throughout your home with a mesh router system, then this deal is worth checking out. You get three units to spread Wi-Fi far and wide, and the modern design means they won't look out of place in most homes. The units support up to Wi-Fi 6, which is fine for most modern devices, but it doesn't offer Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7 speeds – though at almost NZ$400 off, we aren't complaining.

The Garmin Fenix 8 has stolen its spot as the best premium Garmin watch, but when you factor in the extra NZ$500 , the Garmin Fenix 7 Pro makes more sense. Earning 4.5 stars in our Garmin Fenix 7 Pro review, we loved its tough design, navigation apps, clear display and varied sports tracking modes. If fitness is your priority, this is one of the best watches available.

Earning 4.5 stars in our Technics EAH-AZ80 review, these buds a packed full of features that make them some of the best wireless buds on the market – especially at this price. These buds hit the mark on functionality, usability and an all-around excellent craftsmanship. They sound really good, too.

Nearly earning a full five stars in our Steelseries Gamebuds review, these gaming earbuds are small in stature, huge in performance. Offering superb audio, a robust build, a wireless charging case and an excellent companion app, at this price there's nothing not to like.

If you need one tool to take care of all your body hair, there's few better options than this offering from Philips for less than NZ$150. It includes 15 tools, and 26 lock-in length settings for all your trimming needs, has a 2-hour runtime and is waterproof for in-the-shower trimming.

Despite its great predecessor, we thought this headset was even more impressive in our Logitech Pro X 2 Lightspeed review. Offering excellent audio for gaming and super stereo that makes them equally good for music, these headphones even provide a lightweight, comfortable feel and a feature-rich app.

It just looks comfortable, doesn't it? Well, having got our hands on the Titan Evo back in June of 2022, we can confirm it's as comfy as it looks. While we called it one of the best gaming chairs on the market, which it undoubtedly is, the Titan Evo isn't gaming-exclusive. With an exceptionally customisable lumbar support, recline and tilt adjustability, and an included neck pillow, we can't find too much fault at this price. If you need a chair for long gaming or working sessions, this could be it.