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Who doesn’t love a freebie? Sure, the answer has to be ‘absolutely no one’. And guess what?You can get both Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Kindle Unlimited for free right now for three months if you’re a new subscriber.<\/p>\n
That’s a whole load of music and books that will be sure to keep you entertained through the Aussie summer.<\/p>\n
Amazon Kindle Unlimited: three months free, then AU$13.99\/m 2025-11-14T07:09:16.729Z \n (Image credit: SharkNinja)<\/p>\n This air fryer is truly a ninja in the kitchen! The Ninja DoubleStack made headlines for being the first ever air fryer to, well, stack its drawers on top of the other, so it doesn’t take up as much space as other dual-basket air fryers.<\/p>\n And this new design does absolutely nothing to diminish its performance. In our Ninja DoubleStack review<\/a>, our tester got the same excellent results as she would get from a traditional-looking two-basket air fryer. While the DoubleStack’s two drawers can be used independently, you can Sync and Match cooking times too. This particular model has a total capacity of 9.5L, so you can easily feed 3-4 people.<\/p>\n There are three variants of the DoubleStack and highlighted here is the best and most expensive model, which I didn’t know could be had in a white colourway.<\/p>\n It’s cheapest at Myer right now, with a whopping 57% discount.<\/p>\n And the best part is it’s down to AU$299 at several retailers, including directly from Ninja Kitchen too.<\/p>\n Ninja DoubleStack: AU$599.99 AU$259 at Myer<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-14T05:24:14.263Z \n (Image credit: Beats)<\/p>\n I was very excited this time last year because I wanted me the new Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker. Sadly, it didn’t get a price cut then. It has now and is currently going for AU$179 in all colours at JB Hi-Fi.<\/p>\n The updated model has better sound, better battery and better dust- and waterproofing too. The only thing that could stop some users from swallowing this tasty Pill is the lack of an equaliser, so you’re stuck with the sound it makes. Which, let me tell you, is good. So it may not be a deal breaker at all.<\/p>\n Beats Pill: AU$249 AU$179 at JB Hi-Fi<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-14T03:07:39.145Z \n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n If you’re after the most affordable Dyson right now, that would be the V8 Plus model available from eBay. It’s already listed at a discounted price, but an additional AU$50 will be shaved off at checkout with the code SAVENOV.<\/p>\n It might be getting long in the tooth, but the V8 can still hold its own and, at this price, it’s a bargain! However, it may not suit everyone. If you’re on a very tight budget and want an affordable Dyson, this is it. Also its smaller bin capacity and shorter runtime than current models means it’s best suited to smaller homes.<\/p>\n Dyson V8 Plus: AU$699 AU$299 on eBay with code SAVENOV<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-14T01:40:17.963Z \n (Image credit: Sony)<\/p>\n If you have \u201cnoise-cancelling headphones\u201d on your Black Friday wish list, it\u2019s currently possible to pick up the excellent Sony WH-1000XM4<\/a> for their lowest Aussie price ever \u2013 and it\u2019s even direct from the Sony Store itself.<\/p>\n Despite their relative vintage, we continue to place the XM4s amongst the best headphones<\/a> you can buy \u2013 regardless of the newer models arriving in the five years since they were first released, including two replacement models from Sony itself.<\/p>\n That fact alone should be enough to persuade you to invest in a pair, but just in case it isn\u2019t, how about them dropping to an astonishingly low price of AU$260.95 at the Sony Store, courtesy of a couple of stackable discount codes?<\/p>\n To get the low deal price here, there are a couple of things you need to do. The first is to sign up for a My Sony account<\/a>, which will reward you with a welcome coupon for 10% off your order (note that this is capped at AU$150 for TVs and AU$50 for all other eligible products). You also need to enter the code HOLIDAYSAVE at checkout, which entitles you to an additional AU$40 saving.<\/p>\n Sony WH-1000XM4: AU$439.95 AU$260.95 at Sony<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-14T00:29:04.398Z \n (Image credit: Oclean)<\/p>\n When Oclean made its Aussie debut in October last year, the Chinese toothbrush brand came armed with its smartest product \u2013 the Oclean X Ultra S.<\/p>\n This sonic electric toothbrush talks. Yes, talks. It’s what I’ve used for a year (but I prefer oscillating brushes, so reverted to Oral-B a few weeks ago) and have often been scolded. Even its 30-second time alert to “change areas” sounds like a child scolding me sometimes.<\/p>\n These voice alerts are essentially recordings of feedback that you hear when you’re doing something wrong while brushing. The toothbrush employs bone-conduction technology to deliver those oral feedback messages, which is why it sounds strange, but just knowing you’re doing something wrong will improve your brushing habits quickly.<\/p>\n The motor delivers up to 84,000rpm of sonic movements and yet is gentle and effectively removes plaque. It tracks 8 zones inside your mouth and scores you on how well you’ve done after each brushing session.<\/p>\n In my Oclean X Ultra S review<\/a>, I was really impressed by its performance, but was surprised at how expensively it’s priced in Australia \u2013 even taking taxes and duties into consideration, it’s very pricey. However, it’s dropped to an all-time low record price of just AU$199! And it’s exclusive to the Shaver Shop.<\/p>\n If you’re curious, you only have to try it. You’ll get three brush heads in the box to get you started.<\/p>\n Oclean X Ultra S: AU$449.95 AU$199 at the Shaver Shop<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T23:20:37.472Z \n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n First of all, we’re known for our modesty. Well, maybe not all the time… In all seriousness, though, we’re extremely proud of the coverage we provide over every single major sale in Australia, be that EOFY, Prime Day or Black Friday.<\/p>\n The vast majority of the products we recommend would have either been tested by us or we’ve had some hands-on time with them. There are many other editorial sites that simply don’t do it to the extent that we do here, so we’re confident in our recommendations.<\/p>\n Secondly, TechRadar is staffed by veterans who have been covering major sales in Australia for over a decade. Yes, we are quite old (well, at least some of us) and we don’t have time for poor deals from any retailer.<\/p>\n We’re only just getting started with our Black Friday 2025 deals coverage, so put your faith in your knowledge and expertise in all things consumer tech to help you find the best offers over the next few weeks.<\/p>\n 2025-11-13T22:05:14.281Z \n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n Need a new laptop? As with any big investment into big-ticket tech items, now is a good time to figure out which laptop you’d like and keep an eye on prices.<\/p>\n Well, actually you don’t have to do that last thing \u2013 keep an eye on prices. My colleague Lindsay Handmer is doing that for you and collating all the best Black Friday laptop deals in Australia<\/a> in one handy place. Whether you need a Windows machine or keen on a new and powerful MacBook Pro, head to our dedicated coverage of the best early deals available right now.<\/p>\n These offers are likely to change weekly, but Lindsay is doing the hard work for you and keeping that dedicated page updated regularly.<\/p>\n Click here for all the best Black Friday laptop deals in Australia<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T21:03:24.337Z<\/p>\n It’s the morning of November 14 (in case you weren’t quite keeping track) and with Click Frenzy now over, some of the good deals we say in the last couple of days have disappeared. Fear not, though, as you just have to hang tight for a few days more before prices start to drop dramatically across the board. And that’s because I’m expecting nearly every retailer to start their ‘official’ Black Friday sale by November 17 or November 18.<\/p>\n As you can see, however, there are still some good bargains to be had in these early days. If a price looks right to you, I would recommend you scoop it up. Once it’s delivered to your door, don’t open the packaging \u2013 if the price drops next week, you might be able to return the item and buy it elsewhere for a better price. Smart thinking, eh?<\/p>\n 2025-11-13T09:16:29.601Z \n (Image credit: Desky \/ TechRadar)<\/p>\n I began today by sharing an exclusive offer on good office chairs from Steelcase. Now take a look at a standing desk.<\/p>\n A standing desk doesn’t come cheap, at least not a quality one, and Australian company Desky has quality tables. I should know, I use one of these at home myself and have had it for over a year now. So far, I’ve had no complaints at all.<\/p>\n It’s standout feature is the under-desk cable management system. While this is an additional purchase for AU$49, it’s absolutely worth it. Your power board can sit within or, if you’re willing to spend a little more money, you can get clip-in boards from the company itself. These keep all your cables hidden away and, best part, you can even fit the tray on after you’ve assembled the desk. It’s really easy to do so.<\/p>\n The hardwood options, while expensive, are excellent. The dual motors I have on my desk are quiet and, interestingly, if the companion app on my iPhone is connected to the desk, I can just ask Siri to raise or lower the Desky for me. The caveat here is that the app needs to stay connected which, sadly, doesn’t happen if you have exited it. That said, the controller is easy to use and set up, plus its colour lighting is a nice touch. All in all, a fantastic investment for a workspace.<\/p>\n Desky Dual standing desks: AU$150 off with code DUAL150<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T06:24:38.627Z \n (Image credit: Samsung)<\/p>\n I’ve been a massive fan of Samsung’s portable SSDs. I had the 1TB T5 for a few years before upgrading to the T7 Shield to back up all my photos (I’m a photographer who occasionally shoots in RAW with a 48MP camera).<\/p>\n I opted for the 2TB variant because it represented better value for money when I bought it and the out covering protected the actual SSD from accidental drops (which I have a penchant of doing). It also makes the device water resistant, and thus more durable.<\/p>\n It’s still going strong two years on, so I haven’t yet been tempted to upgrade further to the T9, and I would absolutely recommend the T7 Shield if you need some a safe place to back up your files.<\/p>\n I guarantee that it’s very speedy too. You get read and write speeds of up to 1,050MB\/s and 1,000 MB\/s respectively, made possible by the USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port.<\/p>\n Portable SSDs can be hefty investments, but I can easily recommend the 1TB variant in the blue colourway that’s currently got a 20% discount.<\/p>\n Samsung 1TB T7 Shield portable SSD: AU$249 AU$199 on Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T05:15:01.056Z \n (Image credit: CMF by Nothing)<\/p>\n Black Friday is always a fantastic time to secure yourself a new set of headphones \u2013 we’ll be surprised if we don’t see steep discounts on top models from the likes of Bose, Sony and Sennheiser, for example.<\/p>\n Even with discounts though, flagship pairs from those brands will still command a premium. Enter the CMF Headphone Pro. This cost-friendly set of over-ears comes from Nothing’s sub-brand, and based on our CMF Headphone Pro review<\/a>, they have a specs and feature list that commands your attention.<\/p>\n As our tester noted, they sound “detailed, nuanced and energetic” and offer “clarity, two types of spatial audio, LDAC and hi-res wired connectivity.” They’re customisable too \u2013 you can interchange the ear cushions and adjust the EQ settings. Oh, and another thing, they support an incredibly detailed hearing test within the companion app to create an effective personal sound profile.<\/p>\n We could go on speaking highly of them to be honest, and that’s even at their regular AU$179 list price. Amazon, however, has already heavily discounted them ahead of Black Friday, knocking them down to as low as AU$105.54 for the dark grey pair<\/a>.<\/p>\n AU$105 for a talented set of headphones? You won’t find a better deal this side of Black Friday, but note that these offers are via Amazon UK.<\/p>\n \u2022 CMF Headphone Pro (dark grey): AU$179 AU$105.84 at Amazon<\/a> 2025-11-13T04:00:05.936Z \n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n We awarded the JBL Charge 6 review<\/a> five stars, and is one of the best Bluetooth speakers in Australia<\/a> right now. And given we haven’t seen too many discounts since this portable and rugged sound machine was released, I think it’s well worth highlighting this deal.<\/p>\n To get the deal price, you need to generate a unique TechRadar JBL coupon code<\/a> and apply it at checkout on the JBL online storefront.<\/p>\n With booming sound and an easy-to-carry design, you really can’t go wrong with this one.<\/p>\n JBL Charge 6: AU$229.95 now AU$183.96 at JBL<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T02:56:03.667Z \n (Image credit: SharkNinja)<\/p>\n For an affordable, no-frills approach to a completely clean home, look no further than the Shark IZ102 stick vacuum cleaner. It consistently proves popular with our readers, to the point where Amazon has occasionally run out of stock. It’s consistently available around the AU$230 to AU$250 mark, so it’s easy to see why.<\/p>\n And now it’s at a record-low price of just AU$219! And it’s not even Black Friday yet!<\/p>\n You’ll get decent suction, an LED light on the brush head to show up any hidden debris and a self-cleaning brush roll to ensure it doesn’t throw dirt back onto your floors the next time you clean.<\/p>\n It also offers a few cleaning modes depending on the type of floor you’re vacuuming, which are activated at the touch of a button. And if that wasn’t enough, it can also convert into a smaller handheld vacuum for cleaning the car or upholstery, while a telescopic bar and crevice tool allow you to get up to your ceilings.<\/p>\n It’s essentially everything you could need from a vacuum cleaner and all at a truly affordable price. It may not be the most powerful tool in the shed, but it’s handy for small spaces and those quick clean-ups.<\/p>\n Shark IZ102 cordless vacuum: was AU$549.99 now AU$274 on Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n 2025-11-13T01:40:12.654Z Shopping Black Friday deals can be an absolute minefield! There might be seasoned bargain hunters among you who know how to spot a great deal, but others might be overwhelmed. This is also when scams abound and you need to find your around those too. So, how do you actually find the best bargains?<\/p>\n Well, spending time to do some research is always the best way, but below are some of my tips to make sure you get the deal you’ve been holding out for.<\/p>\n Firstly, start by making a list of what you want to buy, then keen an eye on the price history. You can use tools like CamelCamelCamel<\/a> if you’re a regular Amazon shopper, or even check price comparison sites like Getprice<\/a>.Figure out what kind of specs you’re after, but be flexible \u2013 the top line might be beyond your budget even after discount, but a slightly lower-specced model might suit you just fine and save you a lot of cash too.So, you’ve found the deal you were looking for a retailer, but always widen your net and check other stores \u2013 someone will price beat (if not price match) and you could even score yourself additional incentives like a bundle package or a free gift. Definitely shop around.While it’s fair to say the best deals will be during the actual 4-day Black Friday to Cyber Monday period \u2013 which is November 28 to December 1 this year \u2013 retailers are starting their sales early and prices may or may not change over the next few weeks. If you hold off, stocks might be out and you could miss out. These early deals are well worth considering \u2013 if a price looks right to you, don’t hesitate to commit.And in case the price does drop further after you’ve made your purchase, I’d strongly recommend leaving the item in its box till the sale is fully over. That way you can always return it and buy it elsewhere for a better price.<\/p>\n 2025-11-13T00:34:57.405Z \n (Image credit: Future)<\/p>\n I’ve got to start you off with an exclusive offer available only via our own checkout code.<\/p>\n If you’re in the market for a new office chair, I highly recommend Steelcase, especially since you can use our exclusive code FUTURE2025 at checkout and get a flat 28% off sitewide. That’s an extra 3% off just for our readers.<\/p>\n That means you can grab the Karman or the Series 2 Task chair for a lot less than they’re listed for \u2013 two of the best office chairs in Australia<\/a> right now. I’ve picked some of our top deals from the Steelcase sale in a dedicated article<\/a>, but you can head over to Steelcase to browse the entire sale.<\/p>\n
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