Last chance: these 9 home and kitchen appliances are excellent value at under AU$100 for Prime Big Deal Days

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Who doesn't love to a good bargain? I certainly do and I'm always on the lookout for a good deal – whether it's on a Dyson vacuum cleaner or just a new electric kettle for my kitchen. And one of the best places to find excellent bargains is on Amazon during a major sale.

The second Prime Day sale of the year is about to come to a close but you can still pick up a great appliance for well under AU$100 before the offers end at 11:59pm AEDT tonight (October 13). At these prices, they could even make for thoughtful Christmas gifts if you want to start your shopping early.

While you can find some of the best deals under AU$100 in our dedicated coverage of the best Amazon Prime Day deals still available on the last day of the sale, I've listed my favourite budget buys for the home and kitchen.

Whether you want a cheap solution to keeping your clothes looking wrinkle-free or you need to kit out your kitchen with some new small appliances, Amazon's got you covered with discounts of over 50% off, that drop prices to under AU$100.

Russell Hobbs Desire Mini chopper
Russell Hobbs Desire Mini chopper: was AU$59.95 now AU$41.80 at Amazon AU

Save AU$18.15
A little veggie chopper is handy to have in the kitchen and they're usually quite affordable too. But when you can save a little money, why not? While the glass bowl has a 1L capacity, it will only half that to chop efficiently and evenly. Plus a 200W motor can blitz through most produce.

Philips Series 3000 handheld steamer
Philips Series 3000 handheld steamer: was AU$79.95 now AU$44 at Amazon AU

Save AU$35.95
This lightweight handheld steamer promises to get wrinkles out of your clothes in minutes without any damage, thanks to a steam plate in the front. So even if you do touch your clothes while there's up to 20g/mini of steam flowing through it, the material isn't going to get burnt. It features a 100ml water tank, so it really is for the quick and easy jobs, but it's also foldable, making it easy to stow away.

Russell Hobbs Addison kettle (stainless steel)
Russell Hobbs Addison kettle (stainless steel): was AU$89.95 now AU$59.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$29.96
With 5 different temperature options, this electric kettle is ideal for the tea connoisseur, but it will boil water for just about anyone. The buttons are illuminated in case you find yourself craving a midnight cuppa, and its 1.7L capacity is more than enough for 2-3 cupfuls. The inner filter is removable and dishwasher safe too. You can get the Matte Black for 25% off.

NutriBullet  Portable Blender
NutriBullet Portable Blender: was AU$79.95 now AU$59 at Amazon AU

Save AU$20.95
Available in several fun colours, this little blender is for the liquid breakfast on the go. Not only does it come with a handle, but it's slim enough to fit into side pockets of most backpacks. It can blitz smoothies, protein shakes and cocktails, plus you'll get about 15 drinks per charge. It does have a decently large capacity of 590ml too.

Ninja Blast
Ninja Blast: was AU$99.99 now AU$65.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$34
The Ninja Blast is quite similar to the NutriBullet listed above, but costs a wee bit more. It tops up its battery via a convenient USB-C port and has been designed to fit into a car's drinks holder. It also has a handy handle and available in a few different colourways for the same discounted price.

Russell Hobbs Addison 4-slice toaster
Russell Hobbs Addison 4-slice toaster: was AU$99.95 now AU$65.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$33.96
With mouths to feed, sometimes a regular 2-slice toaster just doesn't cut it in the morning. If you have the extra bench space for a 4-slicer, then the Russell Hobbs Addison is a good investment at a 34% off for the Black model only. Sadly the Brushed Steel only gets a 10% discount.

Philips Essential Air Fryer (HD9200/21)
Philips Essential Air Fryer (HD9200/21): was AU$199 now AU$89 at Amazon AU

Save AU$110
It's a basic air fryer with a 4L capacity that's perfect for a single person or a couple. At an impressive 55% off, this kitchen appliance is good value as it will do more than just air fry – it has 12 different functions to help you make a meal. Plus it's got a small footprint, making it ideal for a small household. It has been as cheap as AU$79 before, but this is still a good price.

Braun MultiQuick 5 Vario hand blender
Braun MultiQuick 5 Vario hand blender: was AU$189 now AU$98 at Amazon AU

Save AU$91
With up to 21 different speed settings to choose from, this multi-purpose hand blender will whip up smoothies, sauces and dips without a lot of mess. While the 1,000W motor should be able to blitz through seeds and ice, you'll also get a whip attachment, a masher and a chopper in the box too.

NutriBullet Series 900 Essentials blender
NutriBullet Series 900 Essentials blender: was AU$119 now AU$99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$20
Admittedly this 17% discount isn't much to write home about, and chances are there might just be a better discount come the actual sale, but it's still good value if you need a powerful blender for your liquid breakfast needs. In fact, it will even come handy if you want to use it as a regular blender to make sauces, dips and small batches of soup. This model has a 900W motor and comes with a single 700ml cup.

More note-worthy appliance deals

While the aforementioned appliances are under AU$100, there are others that will cost you more, but the discounts are still worth considering.

Shop more discounts in our dedicated Amazon Prime Day deals coverage or check out all the Prime Day deals at Amazon.

Sharmishta Sarkar
Managing Editor (APAC)

While she's happiest with a camera in her hand, Sharmishta's main priority is being TechRadar's APAC Managing Editor, looking after the day-to-day functioning of the Australian, New Zealand and Singapore editions of the site, steering everything from news and reviews to ecommerce content like deals and coupon codes. While she loves reviewing cameras and lenses when she can, she's also an avid reader and has become quite the expert on ereaders and E Ink writing tablets, having appeared on Singaporean radio to talk about these underrated devices. Other than her duties at TechRadar, she's also the Managing Editor of the Australian edition of Digital Camera World, and writes for Tom's Guide and T3.