Skipped EOFY? I've found 6 early Prime Day deals that drop expensive tech to under AU$100

Are you spending long hours at your desk in the new financial year? This ergonomic mouse can help make being desk-bound a lot easier on your mousing arm. Perfect for small hands but still suitable for larger ones, it encourages better wrist posture. This reduces aches and tension in the wrist, shoulder and back. If you experience wrist, elbow, shoulder or back pain from extended regular mouse use, this unconventional design might make all the difference.

If your workspace needs a complete refresh, Logitech's Pop Keys wireless keyboard is an excellent choice – particularly in this professional-looking grey. It sports a typewriter-like design and eight swappable emoji keys for quick reactions. Running on two AAA batteries, it promises to last up to three years before you’ll need to replace them, and its mechanical keypresses are pretty satisfying.

We believe this is the best MagSafe power bank available, making it perfect for anyone who owns an iPhone 12 or newer. It's also compatible with any Qi2-enabled Android phone or phone case. With the money you'll save on this deal, it's worth snagging a Qi2-enabled phone case if your phone's not compatible. Designed for easy on-the-go charging, its 10,000mAh battery should be enough to charge even larger smartphones twice.

Looking for a quick, easy trim? This multigroomer handles hair on any part of your body – from face, legs and shoulders to your head. This 38%-off deal offers stellar value, including 15 attachments and 26 different length settings. Its battery life looks equally impressive, with Philips claiming it can last up to four weeks on a single charge. Additionally, it's waterproof, allowing for fast, mess-free shaving in the shower.

The Blink Outdoor 4 is a more affordable alternative to a Ring security camera – and lasts up to two years when powered by two AA batteries. It comes with a simple, intuitive mobile app and good camera quality thanks to its 1080p sensor. Plus, it can store footage when paired with a Blink Sync module – a hub for all your Blink devices that offers storage, longer camera battery life and easy control of multiple cameras. The Blink Mini 2 plug-in camera is also available for just AU$50, down from its usual price of AU$99.

While still pricey compared to some cheap third-party controllers, this deal on Microsoft’s official Xbox Series X|S wireless pad is only AU$6 off its lowest ever – so if you’re after a spare or need an extra controller for multiplayer, now’s a great time to scoop one up. This AU$64 price is currently only available on the Pulse Red model, though there are several more discounted options including Carbon Black for AU$65.95. PlayStation gamers can also save, with every colour of the PS5's DualSense controller down to AU$99.99.