Samsung’s month-long sale is coming to a close — don't miss out on savings on OLED TVs, mobile phones, gaming monitors and more

We're in the process of reviewing the Galaxy A57 right now, but given its predecessor is been one of our outright favourite budget smartphones, we're pretty confident this updated model will perform even better. Chief among the upgrades is a new, more powerful processor for slicker navigation and to handle more intense graphics-based tasks.

The Samsung S95F is an outstanding screen that benefits from an effective anti-glare coating on the screen to banish reflections, while delivering vibrant, punch colours and deep blacks. The result is a spectacular screen that would suit most bright Australian homes well. This is a great saving on the larger 77-inch model, and you can save up to AU$375 extra when you trade-in your old screen, and save a further 10% if you use Samsung Pay to checkout.

You can also save AU$1,400 on the 55-inch variant, and an extra 5% using code LS-CTV.

We bestowed a full five stars on this TV in our Samsung S90F review, although note that was for the 65-inch model. This 48-inch model — which is a perfect size for smaller rooms or as a gaming TV — uses a WOLED panel, but fortunately that doesn’t have an effect on overall performance — our friends at What Hi-Fi? have reviewed the 48-inch model specifically. It’s capable of fantastic levels of brightness and, of course, being OLED, it delivers superb contrast. Use Samsung Pay to checkout and you’ll save an extra 10%.

They only launched a few weeks ago, but you can already save 20% on the latest Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro when you buy direct from the manufacturer. Simply enter the code 'BUDS20' when you're in the checkout stage. As we said our review, these buds "sound incredible". We love the ANC performance too, and they gain a genuinely useful set of features via the companion app.

You can now save AU$200 on either variant of the Galaxy S26, and you can elect to pay for your new phone on a 0% interest finance plan. The all-new flagship ushers in a range of upgrades over its predecessor, including a larger 6.3-inch screen (up from 6.2 inches) and a 4,300mAh battery (compared to the S25’s 4,000mAh capacity), as well as a new Exynos 2600 chipset.

We're currently in the process of reviewing Samsung's latest, large-screen tablet, but given the fact we were impressed with its predecessor, we have high hopes this new model will continue the trend. It's designed to be a true productivity powerhouse, thanks to its highly capable processor, S Pen stylus, a wealth of AI features and an improved DeX mode. You can now save AU$300 for a limited time on the 256GB model, and an extra 10% if you use Samsung Pay.

Whether you’re a competitive gamer or you simply need a huge monitor for productivity, this 57-inch monster has you covered. Our friends at Tom’s Hardware loved the level of immersion it’s able to offer in their review, while heaping further praise on its resolution, speed, brightness and colour. Trade in your old monitor and you could save up to AU$200 extra.