Kogan's 2025 Boxing Day sale has up to 70% off top tech – prices from just AU$80

If you don’t need 4K and/or you have limited space, this 40-inch TV from Kogan is a banging deal at AU$259 given its features. It has HDR and runs on the Google TV platform, so you get a built-in Chromecast and it can work as a hub for a Google Home setup. This line also has a 43-inch variant for just AU$309.

Did you just move house and you need a new TV in a pinch? This 65-inch QLED TV is down to AU$649, way below the price of other QLEDs on the market. With 65 inches found to be the most popular TV size for Aussies, this could make a great addition to most living rooms or even a spare bedroom.

Featuring Dolby digital sound and a built-in subwoofer, this soundbar from Aussie company BlueAnt can be paired with a Kogan TV above to enhance your home theatre experience, or at least offers a nice cheap upgrade over your current TV’s built-in speakers.

The start of summer has already left its mark with a handful of 40-plus degree days in some parts of the country. Chances are that these hot days will continue for a while yet, so adding an ice-cube maker to your kitchen offers a great way to cool off. This machine can make as much as 12kg of ice cubes over 24 hours, with options of having either small or larger cubes. It also comes with a scoop for easy serving. Also available in stainless steel for AU$99.99.

Large family = more mouths to feed at the same time. Thankfully, this Kogan XXXL Double Stack air fryer could come in clutch, delivering delicious meals in a jiffy for family dinner time. With a generous 11L capacity split between two 5.5L drawers, you can control the temperature settings of each zone to ensure perfect results every time.

Perfect for this time of the year (and the next few months), this slushie machine is almost half the price of the RRP. The machine has a built-in compressor to actively cool ingredients, and also features a 12-hour keep-cool mode ideal for prepping drinks in advance if you need to serve later.

This air conditioner from Kogan is part of its SmarterHome suite of smart technology, which allows users to control their devices from anywhere either through the Kogan SmarterHome app or through Amazon Alexa or Google Home. This is a great price for a piece of kit like this, although it note that this doesn't include installation costs (Kogan offers this service for an additional AU$899.99).

Dyson quietly released this model earlier this year, offering a cheaper way to get yourself a wet-and-dry handstick vacuum. We haven't been able to try it for ourselves yet, but that lower price means it has less suction power than the V15s Detect and lasts for about a maximum of 40 minutes on a single charge, so it's best suited to smaller homes.

Sure, it’s a few years old and Dyson might have officially discontinued it, but the big brother to the Dyson V11 is still a great option for those who need to clean a large space. It has a generous 1.9L dust bin and a wider cleaner head than the standard Dyson V11 model. If the spiritual successor, the Dyson Gen5outsize, is out of your price range, then the V11 Outsize is a capable cheaper alternative.

Samsung's current Pro buds offer fantastic sound and some awesome smart features, such as live language translation when paired with a Samsung phone. We did find removing the eartips can be a hassle in our review, but other than that, there was little to fault. The non-Pro Buds3 is also available for AU$119.

This deal beats Kogan's previous Black Friday sale by an additional AU$10. In our review, we were impressed by the Beats Studio Pro headphones as they deliver powerful sound, deep bass, and noise cancellation. With custom acoustic drivers, lossless audio support, spatial audio, and up to 40 hours of battery life, you can rely on them all day without them suddenly dying.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 should need little introduction at this point. Easily Samsung's best flip phone to date, it combines powerful internal components with exemplary cameras, gorgeous screens and a whole heap of AI. The 512GB model is also discounted to AU$1,677.

Apple’s most adventurous handset in years was just released in September, but Kogan already has the 256GB variant discounted by AU$212. Our reviewer loved how powerful the iPhone Air was while being so thin and light, but also noted the shorter battery life and overheating – if those tradeoffs are something you’re willing to take on, this isn’t a bad saving. This price is also available for the Space Black and Light Gold colours.

Kogan is selling the Nintendo Switch 2 for 8% beneath RRP for Boxing Day, matching it's deal from Black Friday 2025. It isn't a lot on paper, and this is by no means the best Switch 2 deal we've seen, but if you're in the market and need one now, it's a nice bonus saving.

Another handy product for those ensconced in the Apple ecosystem, Kogan also has the Apple AirTags discounted by 15% for Boxing Day. This deal makes it a lot cheaper than buying a single AirTag, and would be perfect for any Apple user who always finds themselves misplacing their belongings (or pets).

If you have “get (back) into running” or “go on more hikes” on your New Years’ resolution list, then the Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 is a great fitness watch to help achieve those goals. Our reviewer called the Epix Pro one of Garmin’s best watches, and we reckon AU$559 is a steal. This makes an excellent upgrade for something more specialised than a regular smartwatch.

It doesn't have a number attached to its name because this is now DJI's entry-level drone that's cheaper than the other Minis in the brand's arsenal. It still fulfils all the Mini criteria: it weighs under 250g, offers 4K video capture and gets you up to 31 minutes of flight time. It even has a 10km transmission range. The difference here is the image quality may not be as good as DJI's more expensive drones.

A 240Hz IPS panel for just under AU$200 is already bonkers in my opinion, and this discount makes it even more tempting for PC gamers on a tight budget. Granted, it’s a 1080p display, but that’s hardly a complaint at this price. If you’re keen for more screen real estate, getting three of these for a triple monitor setup will still be cheaper than a single 4K or 1440p display from most other manufacturers.

Ever since I switched to a multi-monitor setup at my desk at home, working on a single screen just doesn’t cut it for me. If you can relate but have a job that's a bit more mobile, this nifty solution from Kogan would make a great addition for those who need to work on the go. Unlike a separate portable monitor, this folds onto a laptop directly to make it a more compact package. For even more screens, Kogan also has one for three extra displays.

For those feeling the pinch of the rising prices of pilates studio membership prices, this Fortis Foldable Pilates machine offers an affordable alternative. With some rave reviews online, this machine is compact and can easily fit under furniture for convenient storage. You can choose between three resistance options, and it comes with adjustable accessories, like sliding ropes and double loop grips.

Yes, I know this isn’t tech, but I’ve personally been eyeing a chair set like this for a long time. This combo is a replica of the AU$15,000-plus(!) Herman Miller Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, and only a fraction of the price. The original was a mainstay in glossy magazine photos for decades and has remained an aspirational purchase for many to this day (me included). AU$449 for this replica is a bit easier to swallow.