Best New Zealand tech deals: Save up to NZ$651 on vacuums, tablets and laptops
Score bargains from Dyson, Lenovo and Samsung
I love hunting for a good bargain, whether it's for essential gear like phones or something a bit more fun and whimsical that won't cost more than a few takeaway coffees. Thankfully, retailers and brands across New Zealand continue running great tech deals all year, including some stock that needs to be cleared.
We've scoured the interwebs for the best deals across New Zealand for the tech-obsessives and bargain hunters alike. Some of the standout deals I found were from PBTech and MightyApe, as well as from brands like Samsung, Ninja and more.
Here are some of the best deals I've found this week, including big-ticket items and budget-friendly gear:
Key retailers in New Zealand
- Amazon AU: low prices on tech, home appliances and much, much more
- Andoo: kitchen appliances, small appliances, TVs, audio and heating
- Apple: iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Apple TV 4K, AirPods and more
- Dell NZ: great discounts on PCs, laptops and peripherals
- Dyson NZ: up to NZ$600 off vacuums, hair styling tools and more
- HP: PCs, laptops, tablets, monitors, accessories and more
- Lenovo NZ: Motorola Razr and Edge smartphones, laptops, 2-in-1s and desktop PCs
- MobileStation: all your tech needs, including refurbished phones
- Mighty Ape: flash sales and up to 25% off a wide range of tech, toys and more
- SharkNinja NZ: save on premium kitchen appliances, vacuums and more
- PB Tech: top deals on everything from TVs and phones to health and fitness
- Razer: all things gaming and PC peripherals
- Samsung NZ: deals on mobile phones, tablets, appliances and more
- Secretlab NZ: ergonomic gaming and office chairs for long-lasting comfort
The best deals in New Zealand this week
This classic stick vacuum from Dyson is the company’s most affordable model and this discount makes it even more tempting for anyone looking to upgrade to a modern stick vacuum. While this doesn’t have the latest and greatest tech, it’ll still do the basics quite adequately. With up to 40 minutes of fade free suction, it can easily clean hard floors, carpets and more. It can also be used as a compact handheld vacuum, making it easy to access hard to reach spaces.
This entry-level, no-frills Android tablet from Samsung is great for media consumption and basic computing tasks that can be a solid Mother's Day gift or an affordable toy for schoolkids that are still on holiday. This already cheap tablet getting a further discount is an easy pick.
This stick vacuum from Dyson introduced the company’s laser light feature to help illuminate dirt on floors, helping users measure how much was cleaned. Along with very powerful suction and benefitting from a well-designed and high quality build, this premium vacuum is a steal thanks to this discount.
ThinkPad laptops may be known as a favourite among corporate fleets for decades now, but it doesn't mean consumers should shun this workhorse. These PCs are no-nonsense machines known for their reliability and repairability, even developing a cult following online. This discount for a Ryzen 5-equipped laptop with 16GB of DDR5 RAM makes this hard to pass up.
The Charge 6 is the latest in a successful series of powerful, portable speakers that have a nifty trick up their sleeve. Not only can the Charge 6 last up to 28 hours on a single charge, but it can also be used as a power bank to top up your devices via its USB-C port. Sound quality is energetic and detailed in equal measure, and it’s built to withstand virtually anything you wish to throw at it.
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If you like cooking outdoors but don't want to deal with the mess of traditional BBQs, or if you only have a small balcony or deck, then Ninja's Woodfire just might be what you're looking for. This barbie is electric and it uses wood pellets to infuse smoke into your food. Our reviewer gave it five stars, with the only major complaints being its relatively small size. This discount makes it a tempting buy ahead of the upcoming King's Birthday long weekend, too.
This large screen 2-in-1 laptop from HP uses a latest-generation Intel Series 2 Core Ultra 5 226 CPU for solid performance and long battery life. The 16-inch touchscreen IPS display has a 1920 x 1200 resolution, and there’s a whopping 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage plus the latest features like Wi-Fi 7, Thunderbolt 4 and a facial recognition webcam. This 35% discount for a powerful Windows laptop is worth snapping up before RAM and storage shortages start to impact prices on devices like these soon.
This latest version of the popular Crispi air fryer has two glass baskets, one with a 5.7L capacity and the other at 2.3L, giving you the freedom to cook a variety of dishes. And both come with lids, so you can serve in the same basket or cover and store in the fridge.
Featuring a Ryzen 7 processor, 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 512GB SSD, this no-frills setup is perfect for anyone who doesn't deal with demanding graphics and just needs a capable laptop for work, study and entertainment. For an extra NZ$1, you can also get a Lenovo-branded backpack to store the laptop in.
We're about to see new pro-level iPhones later this month, so retailers are discounting the very popular 17 Pro in anticipation of the new stock coming in. Use the code LOVEIPHONE at checkout to get this price.
Our most recommended air fryer for most people is a cool NZ$200 off direct from Ninja, making the DoubleStack XXXL hard to pass up if you’re looking to pick up a model that can feed a plethora of mouths. An innovative design makes this 9.5L air fryer to fit into smaller spaces better than others with the same capacity, and our testing has found that its more compact size hasn’t affected the quality of cooking in any meaningful way.
This top-spec laptop from HP has a touchscreen OLED display in 3K resolution that's great for media consumption, while also powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. It's still a pricey laptop, but this discount for a device spec'd like this will be a bargain as the RAM and storage shortage will start to make tech more expensive.
This massive discount on what is still a fantastic robot vacuum is exclusively for Prime members, and one that's worth considering if you need a new robovac. This one works nicely indeed, as evidenced by our 4.5-star score for the Dreame L40 Ultra review. It vacuums, mops, then cleans itself, with minimal need for human intervention.
Dyson's V10 stick vacuum got a refresh this year, adding the new conical floorhead and making it compatible with the company's self-emptying dock. A discount like this for a brand-new Dyson is an easy Mother's Day win.
This Garmin watch has a rugged exterior that's thermal and shock resistant, as well as water-rated to 100m, making it the perfect watch for bushwalkers and hikers. This version has solar power to help make the already long battery life go even further. This discount makes this great watch a tempting buy for hikers and trail runners alike.
This no-nonsense 17-inch laptop bears a powerful Intel Core 7 processor, 16GB RAM and 512GB of storage that will provide you with all the productivity you need for work or study. While the 17-inch display is 1080p, it has an anti-glare coating to allow you to use it comfortably outdoors. This discount makes this a great purchase for any discerning uni student or freelancer looking to get tasks done with no frills.
Our esteemed colleagues at What Hi-Fi? said this turntable from JBL is a surefire winner in the budget space. It has a great quality built-in phono output making connection to an amplifier as easy as possible (but you can bypass it if you wish), or you can stream via Bluetooth to a wireless speaker. If you're looking for a turntable upgrade, or a solid starting point to enter the world of vinyl, this JBL spinner is an excellent choice.
This laptop is great for multitasking and productivity thanks to its whopping 32GB of DDR5 RAM and Ryzen 7 processor, and won't be a slouch for gaming either with an AMD Radeon 840M GPU. A discount this big during a RAM and storage crisis is always welcome, especially if you need something sooner rather than later.
This is one of the first deals we've seen for the new Ninja BlendBoss, so a NZ$90 price cut is a pretty solid start. We scored this small but mighty blender 4.5 stars in our review, praising its convenient integrated 26-ounce travel tumbler and powerful blades, making it perfect for a quick cool smoothie ahead of a busy day in the heat.
This fully automatic coffee machine uses a ceramic grinder and fast heating time to help quickly whip up a cuppa, as well as a height-adjustable coffee outlet and milk frother to accommodate taller glasses.
This air fryer is perfect for those who love to cook for a crowd, thanks to its massive 9.5L capacity. The two trays will also let you cook two foods at once. This 55% discount is worth considering for anyone who cooks a lot in one go.
The Sony WH-CH720N are the best budget noise-cancelling headphones on the market. They flaunt the same processor as the top-rated Sony WH-1000XM5 and offer better adaptive noise cancellation and customisation features than the average budget model. The lightweight frame and 35-hour battery life also make these a comfortable and ideal travel companion. Of course, these cans won't be as good as Sony headphones that cost three times as much, but it's hard to beat at this price point.
This is Ninja’s first go at making a coffee machine, proving to be a hit among Ninja fans and professional reviewers alike. The Luxe Café Premier is a 3-in-1 machine that brews quality espresso, drip coffee, and fast cold brew using its Barista Assist technology, an integrated grinder, and weight-based dosing. This discount for a well-received espresso machine should make this even more tempting for any coffee lover looking to upgrade their home barista setup.
These earbuds aim to help you sleep better by not just blocking noise, but also by playing white noise or other soothing sounds. The Sleep A20's battery life is also rated for 14 hours so you'll be covered the whole evening. Use the code SOUNDCORE at checkout to get this price.
Samsung's new budget Galaxy A57 is a mid-range handset that closely resembles a flagship and improves upon its predecessor both on the inside and outside. This discount is a welcome one for a product that just released, and could be tempting for someone who's on the fence. Use the code SPRING26 at checkout to get this price.
This OLED gaming monitor from HP has 4K resolution and a 240hz refresh rate, making it perfect for competitive multiplayer as well as for creative tasks like editing videos and graphic design. While NZ$2,000 is a lot for a monitor, the true blacks from the QD-OLED technology is well worth the investment.
While ice cream is usually synonymous with summer and hot weather, I personally find it’s still an enjoyable treat all-year round, so this deal for Ninja’s Creami ice cream maker should be right up your alley if you’re just like me. Our review found it makes creamy and smooth frozen desserts, and also does dairy-free ice cream well. At full price it is tricky to outright recommend, but this deal should make it a bit more tempting. Use the code PBDEAL at checkout to get this price.
If you’re considering making smoothies and drinks on the go, Ninja has upgraded its popular Blast personal blender by adding in a more powerful motor and a tougher blade unit. Our reviewer found it was able to blitz even difficult, fibrous ingredients like kale into silky smoothies with just a single blending cycle.
This multicooker from Ninja aims to replace multiple kitchen appliances thanks to its 11 programmable cooking functions. Its pot has a 6L capacity with a non-stick coating for increased versatility, as well as a 3.7L Cook & Crisp plate for searing meats and vegetables. This discount should make this tempting for anyone looking to streamline their kitchen countertop space for less.
This 2-in-1 MagSafe-compatible charger from Ugreen allows you to simultaneously charge your iPhone (from 12 series and up) and your AirPods (or other earbuds and accessories that support wireless charging). The phone charger is rated at 7.5W and the bottom charger is at 5W, but Ugreen says using a charging adapter of at least 25W (sold separately) would further maximise charging efficiency. For any discerning Apple fan, this deal makes this charger hard to pass up.
If you’re a frequent traveller or if you’re just looking to have a single charging brick for all your smaller tech, this three-port 65W charger from Ugreen delivers fast charging even with all three slots taken. Our reviewer wasn’t a fan of its looks and the fact that the prongs aren’t foldable (a limitation of using GaN technology), but for this price, I’m sure those are minor enough to overcome for most of you.
These affordable earbuds with ANC are brimming with features, including a range of ANC modes, EQ presets and other audio adjustments. They sound good (but you'll want to tweak it from the default) and they'll last up to 7.5 hours with ANC on before they need a recharge. Check out our Earfun Air Pro 4 review for more info and take advantage of this offer.
This ergonomic vertical mouse is perfect for small hands and it encourages better posture, thus reducing aches along the wrist, shoulder and shoulder blade. I use it myself (I have the white colourway) and can't recommend it highly enough, even at full price.
It's been cheaper than this before, but this is still a fantastic saving on an excellent Nikon full-framer. The 24.6MP sensor can shoot at up to 120fps, records 6K video, has built-in image stabilisation and has dual card slots, including one for a CFexpress device to make full use of its speed.
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Nico is an experienced writer and journalist, having previously written for business titles across Australia. He mainly focuses on evergreen content like buying guides and reviews, as well as finding deals and coupon codes at TechRadar Australia. Outside of work, Nico is a keen cyclist and occasionally goes on runs and hikes.
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