Amazon Black Friday sale 2024 in Australia: top 10 deals live now

It's that time of the year again! Amazon AU's Black Friday sale has begun, with the international retailer running a two-week long sale on all kinds of gadgets, tech and appliances.

Yes, Amazon AU has announced the official dates for its Black Friday sale, which kicks off on Tuesday, November 19 at 00:00am AEDT and will end at 11:59pm AEDT on Monday, December 2.

We're staying on top of the best Black Friday deals on Amazon AU with a live blog, but in this article, we'll be listing off the top 10 deals that you can score right now on the website.

Following the Black Friday sales period, December 2 will mark Cyber Monday. Unlike last year, Amazon isn't going to extend the sale into December, which does make sense – not long after that, the Amazon Boxing Day sale will start. It really is a great time to be a bargain hunter!

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The one thing to keep in mind during Amazon's Black Friday sale is that the deals and prices will change over the duration of the sale. The best offers, though, might be during the actual Cyber Weekend 4-day period (November 19 to December 2), although we don't think Amazon hardware will see their prices change at any time during the sale.

As with all things Amazon, the best deals will be exclusive to Prime members, but anyone can shop the sale. To maximise your savings, though, it's best to ensure you sign up for a Prime membership, which gets you a 30-day free trial and you can cancel any time if you don't want to continue paying. You can learn more about this subscription in our dedicated What is Amazon Prime page.

From Amazon's own devices – including Echo speakers, Fire TV Sticks and brand-new 2024 Kindles – to VR headsets, Apple products, cameras and the best headphones, there'll be a lot of tech going cheap. If you missed out shopping during the two Prime Days, Black Friday is your next big chance. That said, there are already some excellent early Black Friday deals to shop right now if you can't wait for the official sale to start.

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The 10 best Amazon Black Friday deals in Australia

Philips Essential Air Fryer (HD9200/21): was AU$199 now AU$75 at Amazon

Save AU$124

It's a basic air fryer with a 4L capacity that's perfect for a single person or a couple. 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.

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Nothing Phone (2a): was AU$529 now AU$428.47 at Amazon

Save AU$100.53

There's something about Nothing that makes you sit up and take notice... yeah, it's the design, isn't it? Even under the hood there's something going on, with a clean OS, great performance and battery life, plus a dial camera system that's not too shabby for the price. Right now, though, only the white colour option is discounted.

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JBL Flip 6 portable speaker: was AU$169.95 now AU$97 at Amazon

Save AU$72.95

The JBL Flip 6 is made to be a brilliant travel and party companion with its simple to use design. With rubberised ends and a durable exterior, the Flip 6 offers rich sound in a pinch, making it absolutely worth considering with a 43% off discount. Note that only the Grey colourway is discounted and that all other colourways are more expensive.

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Apple  Apple AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C): was AU$399 now AU$329 at Amazon

Save AU$70

This might not be the lowest price we've seen, which brought them down to AU$289, but it's still a decent saving. They're an excellent pair of noise-cancelling in-ears, especially for iPhone owners, capable of drowning out virtually all external sounds. This model is the latest and comes with a charging case that recharges via USB-C cable.

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was AU$109.95 now AU$75 at Amazon

Save AU$34.95

We called this fourth Dragon Age title "a mightily impressive return to the fantasy series" in our 4-star review, and although it was only released a couple of weeks back on Nov 1, it's now available with a sweet 32% off the RRP at Amazon AU (which matches the mega online retailer's preorder price). Available on both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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Garmin Forerunner 255 Music: was AU$749 now AU$399 at Amazon

Save AU$350

With 47% off, this is a sensational deal on a fantastic Garmin smartwatch. It's loaded with fitness tracking features, including a full triathlon and, as the name suggests, it can store music onboard for offline listening. The built-in GPS is also especially accurate, meaning you really can leave your phone at home when you're out for a run.

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Dyson V10 Cyclone: was AU$1,099 now AU$796 at Amazon

Save AU$303

This was a massive 46% discount on the Dyson Cyclone V10 in October but it's currently only 28% off. Despite its age, it's still quite a competent cleaner, but we would recommend you wait a little till Amazon's official sale begins. It offers fade-free power for up to 60 minutes, and this model comes with just the one cleaner head – the Digital Motorbar – and two extra attachments. It's already going cheap, but there's no guarantees the price will drop further when it's officially Black Friday.

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Eureka E10s Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo: was AU$1,099 now AU$499 at Amazon

Save AU$600

This robot vacuum stands out with load's of great features, including a bagless self emptying station that help reduces the cost of operation. For the full insight, check out our Eureka E10s review where we give it 4 stars. Considering it's pretty new, the 55% discount here is excellent, and still available at the same price as Prime Day. Oh, and it also comes in white if you'd prefer.

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Breville Barista Express: was AU$999 now AU$682 at Amazon

Save AU$317

We love Breville's Barista Express here at TechRadar and, while this isn't the lowest price we've seen, the 32% discount isn't anything to scoff at. This machine comes with 16 grind settings, a 54mm portafilter and a barista-style design that gives you full control over your morning coffee.

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PhilipsSeries 9000 Prestige wet & dry shaver Series 9000 Prestige wet & dry shaver: was AU$709 now AU$415.65 at Amazon

Save AU$293.35

With a flexible head, this shaver can easily follow the contours of your face, while onboard sensors will allow it to adapt the cutting power to your beard's length. Speaking of which, it's got 5 length settings to suit different needs and it holds its own while in the shower too.

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Amazon Australia Black Friday 2024 sale: key information

Prime Big Deal Days: takeaways from October

In October, Amazon Australia hosted its second Prime Big Deal Days sale which, this year, was a 6-day event, just like the July Prime Day sale. This second sale is prelude to what the online retailer is likely to offer during Black Friday and there was one glaring omission – there were no Prime Day Kindle deals in October. That's probably because Amazon might be getting ready to release some new Kindles, but we'll have to wait and see if that's true.

Amazon also didn't discount any of its popular Fire TV Sticks in October, although they were steeply discounted in July and we're quite sure they'll see the same discounts again in November, if not better. There were plenty of Echo smart speakers going cheap though.

While a lot of the other offers either matched what we saw during July's main Prime Day sale event or were less than what was previously on offer, there were plenty of items to shop. With Black Friday, however, Amazon is likely to outdo its October performance, so expect more deals and deeper discounts directly from the retail giant as well as from resellers.

Amazon Australia Black Friday deals 2024: predictions

Being such a massive online retailer, it can be difficult to know what to look for during Amazon’s Black Friday deals. And with the site stocking such a huge range of items, it’s sometimes tricky to predict exactly which devices will see the best offers come November.

Amazon does have its strengths and weaknesses – it’s a great place to head for deals on Amazon’s Echo range of smart home devices, Garmin smartwatches, Apple products, premium audio gear and so much more. When it comes to tech though, there’s one big category that Amazon is missing, and that’s TVs. You might see a small selection of Philips Ambilight TVs discounted on Amazon over Black Friday, perhaps a Sony Bravia and some LG panels, but these will not be the OLEDs.

Amazon will also frequently price match, or even price beat, its online competitors, and we certainly saw that happen over last year’s Black Friday. Keep this in mind while you hunt for deals from various retailers, as you might be able to secure more savings this way.

At any time on its site, Amazon has three types of deals going – there’s Lightning Deals that are only available for a few hours, Deal of the Day that will last for 24 hours and regular deals that will be live for the entire sale period.

You’ll often find that Amazon’s own products, such as Echo devices, Kindles and Fire TV Sticks, will be available for the same price throughout the Black Friday to Cyber Monday weekend, but if you’re looking for other items, you’ll need to keep checking Amazon’s site – or stick with us if it's the best tech deals you're after.

There are also WOW deals to take into the equation. Amazon began to offer these during 2020’s Prime Day – these are available in very limited quantities for just 2-4 hours, and they usually come on popular items such as Apple AirPods Pro, the Nintendo Switch or premium headphones from Bose and Sony. That said, we haven't seen any WOW deals during the two 6-day Prime Day sales this year, so we can't say for certain if these will be on offer again.

It’s also worth noting that Australians will have access to select deals from the Amazon sites in other countries too – specifically the US, UK, Germany and Japan – and they’ll all be visible on our local website. There can be great value in these deals too, but just keep in mind they’ll be the international version of the product and could face shipping delays, or come with international power plugs.

• Amazon Kindle Scribe (16GB): AU$549 AU$437
• Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (512GB): AU$2,249 from AU$1,839
• Dell 27-inch S2722DC QHD USB-C monitor: AU$549 AU$439
• Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (2021, Wi-Fi) | M1 / 2TB SSD: AU$2,849 AU$2,114
• Canon EOS R100 + RF18-45mm lens: AU$1,099 AU$794

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