Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Australia: official dates and the 25 best early deals to shop right now

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Australia's EOFY sales haven't ended yet (there's just one day to go), but we're already looking forward to the next Prime Day sale.

Amazon has announced the dates, with the sale kicking off at 00:01am AEDT on Tuesday, July 8 and will go on until 11:59pm AEDT on Monday, July 14. If you've done the maths, then you'll know that this truly is a seven-day sale, which begs the question: should the Amazon sale now be called Prime Week? It's now a day more than the last Prime Day, so yeah, Prime Week is more appropriate.

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Based on previous Prime Day sales in Australia, we had predicted this year's event would take place on or around the 14th or 15th of July, but clearly Amazon has had other ideas and chosen to kick things off a week earlier (we did say that could also happen, because, you know, we are experts at this).

Prime Day is when we typically see the lowest prices on a wide variety of items, including big-ticket tech products, and given what we saw during June's Mid-Year Sale, that definitely seems like a possibility again this year.

In the meantime, though, you can still shop Australia's ongoing EOFY sales which, incidentally, we're covering live – you can follow along in our live EOFY deals coverage for all the best bargain in June.

Let's get back on topic, though: Prime Day 2025. As its name implies, you will need to be a Prime member to take full advantage of the Prime Day deals. Signing up for a subscription – which costs AU$9.99 a month of AU$79 annually – not only allows you to shop till you drop during the mega sale, but it also gets you access to a number of perks. You can read all about it in our dedicated What is Amazon Prime guide but, in a nutshell, this monthly or yearly fee gets you access to Prime Video, Prime Music, Prime Reading and Prime Gaming services, as well as free and fast shipping on all eligible products.

As always, the Aussie TechRadar team will be around that entire week to find all the best tech deals during the Prime Day 2025 sale, so you can shop along with us. In the meantime, we've put together this handy guide to help you prepare for the upcoming sale so you don't miss out on anything.

In fact, there are already some excellent early Prime Day deals to check out right now – below are our top picks.

Best early Prime Day 2025 deals

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 (1 pack)
Save AU$18
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 (1 pack): was AU$55 now AU$37 at Amazon

Samsung's alternative to Apple's AirTag was redesigned in 2023 and has been reasonably well received, making it a good Bluetooth tracker for non-Apple user. It'll let you keep tabs on the location of whatever you attach it to and, critically, it works with Android. It costs a little more than a single AirTag at full price, but this discount is easy to recommend.

Logitech Lift
Save AU$47.95
Logitech Lift: was AU$129.95 now AU$82 at Amazon

This ergonomic vertical mouse is perfect for small hands and is set up just right to encourage better posture, thus reducing aches along the wrist, shoulder and shoulder blade. While we've seen the Black colourway drop to AU$68, it's still worth considering even this price. The white and pink colour options are just a dollar more via the same listing.

Breville InFizz Fusion
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Breville InFizz Fusion: was AU$299 now AU$196 at Amazon

Breville's SodaStream alternative is a good-looking machine and it can fizz up a heck of a lot of drinkable liquids, from juices to wine. This allows you to make all sorts of cold beverages, including cocktails, and that's what gives it a leg-up over many of its competitors. Available in two colourways for AU$196 – Brushed Stainless Steel and Truffle Black – and just AU$3 more for the Sea Salt.

Beats Pill
Save AU$50
Beats Pill: was AU$249 now AU$199 at Amazon

The Beats Pill is a sturdy, classy portable speaker that you can use anywhere from the living room to the poolside, thanks to its IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating. It also has a substantial 24-hour battery life, so you can listen for a long time without worrying about recharging. While this isn't listed as a discount on Amazon, it definitely is AU$50 off the official RRP.

PlayStation DualSense Edge PS5 controller
Save AU$77.95
PlayStation DualSense Edge PS5 controller: was AU$339.95 now AU$262 at Amazon

Sony's brilliant yet exorbitantly priced premium DualSense is a fine piece of kit, and this AU$90 discount makes it ever more tempting. It has replaceable analog sticks, four back "paddle" buttons, changeable stick caps and a bunch of other lavish features that you'll regret not having once you've held one of these in hand.

JBL Tour Pro 3 Earbuds (Latte)
Save AU$121
JBL Tour Pro 3 Earbuds (Latte): was AU$399 now AU$278 at Amazon

This feature-packed pair of earbuds doesn't normally come cheap, so it's good to see a decent chunk of change shaved off the price that's now equal to the lowest we have seen before. Featuring a handy touchscreen on the case that displays battery life, brilliant head-tracked spatial audio, and a competitive 55 hours of battery life (when recharged with the case), you'll want to pick these up if you've been looking for an AirPods Pro or Galaxy Buds Pro alternative.

Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket Air Fryer Steam
Save AU$211
Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket Air Fryer Steam: was AU$499 now AU$288 at Amazon

Ever cooked with steam in an air fryer? Now you can with this Philips two-drawer air fryer. In our Philips 5000 Series Dual Basket XXL Air Fryer Steam review, we said that it cooks everything really well, but there are some caveats to keep in mind when it comes to the use of steam. Still, it's absolutely worth the investment if you want to upgrade from an old air fryer.

Ninja Double Stack 7.5L air fryer:
Save AU$100.99
Ninja Double Stack 7.5L air fryer:: was AU$399.99 now AU$299 at Amazon

A decent saving here on the space-saving Ninja Double Stack air fryer. It boasts six cooking options (including air frying, crisping, roasting, baking, dehydrating and reheating) and both drawers can cook independently, with two non-stick crisper plates and two stacked meal racks in the box – meaning it can cook four separate meals at once.

Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless
Save AU$231
Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless: was AU$579 now AU$348 at Amazon

Sennheiser's fourth generation wireless over-ear cans are fantastic. In our five-star Sennheiser Momentum 4 review, we called these headphones "unbeatable". With active noise-cancellation, 60-hours of battery life and excellent sound quality, there are few pairs that can compete with the Momentum 4.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (Black)
Save AU$256.01
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (Black): was AU$649 now AU$392.99 at Amazon

The Bose QuietComfort Ultra are a stunning set of headphones and comfortably the best when it comes to active noise-cancellation. Their sound quality is nothing short of exquisite, and the ability to turn any song into a spatial audio one thanks to Immersive Mode earns it another gold star.

DJI Osmo Action 4
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DJI Osmo Action 4: was AU$469 now AU$327 at Amazon

As one of the best GoPro alternatives out there, DJI is pushing the boundaries of what is possible with action cameras. The Osmo Action 4 isn't the latest model, but it's still great in low light, waterproof down to 18m and has a magnetic mounting system to die for. Even better, at AU$327, it's only AU$3 more than its lowest-ever price.

Samsung Odyssey G51C 32-inch gaming monitor
Save AU$272
Samsung Odyssey G51C 32-inch gaming monitor: was AU$599 now AU$327 at Amazon

Samsung is a leader in the gaming monitor space, and its Odyssey G5 is known for being an accessible, low-cost 2K (2560 x 1440) resolution solution. It comes with 1ms response times, 165Hz refresh rates and AMD Freesync Premium Pro.

Garmin Instinct 2 (Electric Lime)
Save AU$151
Garmin Instinct 2 (Electric Lime): was AU$499 now AU$348 at Amazon

While we have seen it a little cheaper before, this smartwatch offers a brilliant tough design, excellent GPS tracking, useful training tools and an epic battery life, we proudly handed this watch an Editor's Choice seal of approval in our Garmin Instinct 2 review. If you're OK with the black colour scheme and standard (45mm) size, this is one of the better Garmin smartwatch deals going.

JBL Spinner BT turntable
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JBL Spinner BT turntable: was AU$649.95 now AU$442 at Amazon

Our esteemed colleagues at What Hi-Fi? said this turntable from JBL is a surefire winner in the budget space. It has a great quality built-in phono output making connection to an amplifier as easy as possible (but you can bypass it if you wish) or you can stream via Bluetooth to a wireless speaker. It also looks pretty darn good in our opinion. If you're looking for an affordable turntable upgrade, or a solid starting point to enter the world of vinyl, this JBL spinner is an excellent choice.

Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer (Ceramic Patina / Topaz)
Save AU$252
Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer (Ceramic Patina / Topaz): was AU$749 now AU$497 at Amazon

We have seen this Dyson hair dryer go quite a bit lower in price, so it may drop again later in the year, but if you're hoping to treat yourself now, this is a good price to pick it up for. Dyson's "most intelligent" hairdryer is designed to dry your hair faster and without the possibility of heat damage thanks to its new Scalp Protect mode.

Shark Cordless Detect Pro w/ auto-empty system
Save AU$425
Shark Cordless Detect Pro w/ auto-empty system: was AU$999 now AU$574 at Amazon

An excellent alternative to a Dyson, the Shark Detect Pro offers powerful suction that makes it great on both hard floors and carpets. It can easily convert into a handheld to tackle upholstery or the car and a built-in auto-empty system ensures you don't breathe in whatever you've vacuumed up too.

Nespresso Vertuo Creatista capsule coffee machine
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Nespresso Vertuo Creatista capsule coffee machine: was AU$1,099 now AU$639 at Amazon

We rate the Vertuo Creatista as the best Nespresso machine out there thanks to its use of the Vertuo pods, which come in a range of cup and mug sizes and an integrated milk frother. It performs exceptionally well, too, and will brew your morning cuppa in no time at all. The price here is only for the Stainless Steel and Black Truffles colours. Make sure to check the 'Apply $10 coupon box'

DJI Mini 4 Pro
Save AU$232
DJI Mini 4 Pro: was AU$1,119 now AU$887 at Amazon

Arguably the best small drone available that doesn't need to be registered with CASA, the DJI Mini 4 Pro is quite the little flyer. With full 360º obstacle avoidance and improved image quality, it packs pro-grade performance into a very compact drone. And while this 21% discount isn't the best price we've seen before – it was slightly cheaper on eBay via code last June – it's still a good offer for an excellent drone.

Dyson Gen5detect Absolute
Save AU$600
Dyson Gen5detect Absolute: was AU$1,549 now AU$949 at Amazon

39% off Dyson's most powerful cordless vac isn't too bad a deal – it has seen a 43% discount during Black Friday on Amazon though. Still, for its power and battery life alone, this is something to consider. You also get the Fluffy Optic cleaning head that illuminates invisible dust on hard floors to ensure you can capture every last mote.

Need more bin capacity for a larger home? The Dyson Gen5outsize is also discounted – 36% off, down to AU$1,049 from AU$1,649.

Garmin Fenix 7 Pro Sapphire Solar
Save AU$530
Garmin Fenix 7 Pro Sapphire Solar: was AU$1,529 now AU$999 at Amazon

Garmin's Fenix 7 Pro was already an impressive wrist piece as we found in our review, but the Sapphire Solar edition here offers solar charging for an extended battery life, along with Garmin's Sapphire glass with improved durability.

Canon PowerShot V1
Save AU$201
Canon PowerShot V1: was AU$1,449 now AU$1,248 at Amazon

This is Canon's first compact camera in years, picking up where the fabulous and popular PowerShot G7 X series left off. It features a brand-new 22.3MP 1.4-inch sensor that boasts Canon's trusty Dual Pixel CMOS II autofocus and it has an integrated fan to keep things cool for the content creator. With plenty of grunt under the hood, this is the first time we've seen the new camera – which is just months old – get a price drop.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge (256GB)
Save AU$400
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge (256GB): was AU$1,849 now AU$1,449 at Amazon

A saving like this on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is unmissable. Had this been the price Samsung launched with just weeks ago, we’d be considering the Galaxy S25 Edge to be one of 2025’s best phones. This discount applies to both Titanium JetBlack and Titanium Silver models in the 256GB storage flavour.

Canon EOS R8 (body)
Canon EOS R8 (body): was AU$2,599 now AU$1,898.84 at Amazon

This might be an entry-level camera but it sure has some advanced features. Anyone who wants to shoot wildlife or sports will be thrilled with the 40fps burst speed, and it inherits some of the tracking precision from Canon's higher-end cameras too. With a 24.2MP full-frame sensor, it's one of the lightest cameras available today and represents excellent value for a beginner. You can use the savings to invest in a good lens.

OM System OM-1 Mark II (body)
Save AU$810
OM System OM-1 Mark II (body): was AU$3,799 now AU$2,989 at Amazon

This micro four thirds camera is a real marvel. We were so impressed with it that it scored 4.5 stars in our OM System OM-1 Mark II review. It's image quality is par excellence but its standout features are its superb stabilisation and the built-in graduated ND filters. It's a serious little camera for the serious photographer and is now at the cheapest it's been this month. This has gone up in price quite a bit within the past couple of days, so you may want to be quick to snap it up in case it goes up again.

Nikon Z6 III (body)
Save AU$929.05
Nikon Z6 III (body): was AU$4,499 now AU$3,569.95 at Amazon

Save AU$929.05

It's been cheaper than this before, but this is still a fantastic saving on an excellent Nikon full-framer. The 24.6MP sensor can shoot at up to 120fps, records 6K video, has built-in image stabilisation and has dual card slots, including one for a CFexpress device to make full use of its speed. Note that this offer is from a third-party reseller on Amazon.

Amazon Prime Day 2025: all you need to know

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When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Amazon Prime Day 2025 in Australia will take place from July 8 – July 14, meaning we're being treated to a full week of discounts, savings and bargains galore.

Previous Prime Day sales have been 65-hour affairs, but last year went on for six days, so Amazon Australia is clearly feeling extra generous this year.

Will there be a second Prime Day in October 2025?

Based on previous years, and the fact we've already had two Prime Big Deal Days sales so far, along with a Mid-Year Sale, it's highly likely Amazon will continue with another Prime Day deals extravaganza in Australia in October again.

Last year, Prime Big Deal Days was between October 8-13 (a 6-day deal bonanza), so expect this year's second Prime Day to be between October 7-12. Or maybe this too will become a 7-day marathon too. We'll keep you posted of course, but if July's sale is week-long, it's highly likely that the October sale will also be just as long.

This second sale is a prelude to Amazon's Black Friday sale, and a good opportunity to get your Christmas shopping started if you don't want to wait till end November (this year, Black Friday falls on November 28, 2025).

What is Prime Day in Australia?

Amazon Prime Day began in the US in 2015 as a celebration of the company’s 20th anniversary, with more deals on offer than Black Friday back then. Today, Prime Day is Amazon’s popular mid-year sales event where members of Amazon Prime get exclusive discounts on a wide range of items.

While it began as a one-day sale, 2018 saw the offers last for 36 hours, which then became a 65-hour in 2019. We've had the 65-hour sale since and thought that was 'recording breaking' – oh boy, were we wrong. Last year (2024), for the first time ever, the Prime Day sale was a marathon 6 days, or 144 hours if you want an hourly comparison!

When was Amazon Prime Day 2024?

Amazon Prime Day 2024 kicked off at 00:01am AEST on July 16 and went on until 11:59pm AEST on July 21. This was quite different to what took place in other markets like the US and the UK, where Prime Day was in July was just a 48-hour sale event that started on July 16 but ended much, much earlier than in Australia.

It was the same for the second Prime Day as well – in Australia, Prime Big Deal Days was a 6-day event from October 8 to October 13, 2024, but it was just October 8-9 in other major markets.

Why does Amazon have Prime Day?

Prime Day is presented as a neat ‘thank you’ to Amazon's paying members, but one that involves giving Amazon more money and shifting a lot of stock at the same time.

Prime Day isn’t just about selling Amazon-branded products – several other brands and third-party sellers also save their best deals for Prime Day, completely aware that thousands of extra shoppers will be hitting the online store.

To make the most of Prime Day you’ll need to get yourself an Amazon Prime membership which, in Australia, will set you back AU$9.99 a month or AU$79 a year. While you’re paying for the privilege of free, swift delivery on domestic and international goods, signing up for Prime means you’ll also have free access to Amazon’s streaming services, including Prime Video, Prime Music and Prime Reading. Members also get free access to Prime Gaming and Prime Photos for all their ebook and storage needs. To learn more about this service, head to our guide to what is Amazon Prime in Australia.

How often is Prime Day in a year?

Amazon Prime Day is typically held only once a year, usually in July. However, Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days seems to now be an annual event that matches the July offers, so we could sorta, kinda say that Prime Day is 'unofficially' held twice a year.

How much will Amazon Prime cost in 2025?

An Amazon Prime subscription in Australia costs AU$9.99 per month or AU$79 annually. These prices have been in place since 2023 and includes some useful perks that make the subscription worthwhile, especially if you are a regular Amazon shopper and are keen on the Prime Video library.

With free deliveries on eligible products available as part of the service, even a single item that costs less than AU$20, for example, will arrive at your doorstep either the same day or within a day or two with no additional shipping expenses.

Check out our dedicated page on what is Amazon Prime to find out if it's really worth the money. And click on the buttons below if you'd like to sign up and get a 30-day free trial if you're a new customer.

How do I become an Amazon Prime member?

How to sign up for a free 30-day Amazon Prime trial

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1. Go to Amazon Prime
2. Select: start your free trial
3. Follow the instructions
4. Start browsing deals

You can start a 30-day Amazon Prime free trial just before Prime Day 2025 and use that to get access to the sale. This option is only available to brand-new members who haven't used the free trial in the past, though.

As well as access to the deals, you also get to try out all the other Amazon Prime benefits while on the free trial, such as free delivery, Prime Video, Prime Gaming and more.

You can get more information from our dedicated 'what is Amazon Prime' page for a full breakdown of the service. You can also use that to decide whether you want to keep your membership going after the sale or cancel Amazon Prime within the one-month trial period to avoid being charged.

Amazon Prime Day 2025: our deal predictions

While we can't say for sure what exactly will be discounted on Amazon during Prime Day, there are some guaranteed offers that you will see, while we can extrapolate for the others from previous sales on Amazon.

Of course, each major Amazon sale – whether Prime Day or Black Friday – is spearheaded by the company's own devices. So we can say for sure you're going to see some pretty steep price drops on the likes of the Fire TV Stick 4K, Echo Dot and Kindle ereaders. In fact, the Echo Pop has been remarkably cheap, going for just AU$29 a pop (ahem). While we've previously seen some good price drops on the 2022 Kindle Scribe (dropping to as low as AU$345 for the 16GB variant), the latest crop of Kindles is definitely not worth buying at full price, but are good value when discounted. We're also hoping Amazon will release the Kindle Colorsoft in Australia well ahead of Prime Day 2025 so we can see a discount on the first ever colour Kindle.

As for other products, this entirely depends on how it fits into each brand's plans for Prime Day 2. We've previously seen deals go live on Amazon 24 hours ahead of the official sale start, so there's a reasonable chance that a few big brands could get involved ahead of time with Amazon's exclusive Prime-member event. Based on that, expect laptops, headphones, smartphones and more popular electronics to feature alongside Amazon's own hardware.

We've seen very deep discounts on headphones and wearables previously, with Garmin smartwatches dropping to half price or cheaper during Prime Day. Headphones from Sennheiser were also going at great prices, with Bose following close behind. Even Bose soundbars were going cheap in 2024 on Amazon. We expect to see more of the same this year too.

Apple discounts have been quite disappointing in 2024, and we're not quite expecting that to change in July this year. But if you are in the market for a new iPad or MacBook, you might well get lucky with the older devices (aka the 2023 and 2024 releases).

If we hear any more news over the coming months, we'll be sure to share it right here and update our predictions with the latest information.

Amazon Prime Day 2025: shopping tips

How to find the best Prime Day deals

1. Grab an Amazon Prime free trial
If you're not a Prime member yet, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial just ahead of the big sale and cancel before it ends if you don't want to continue with the service. This way, you get all the benefits of Amazon Prime without paying for it, albeit for a short period of time.

2. Know what you want to buy – but stay flexible
Having a good understanding of exactly what you want to get out of Amazon Prime Day 2025 will be key to winning this year. That way you'll be able to quickly recognise how good that discount really is, but stay flexible enough to know whether you should opt for another model. For example, if you need a new laptop or camera, take a look at what features each brand offers, perhaps take a look at a few in person by visiting a store. Find a few options you would be happy to pick up, get to know their prices and how cheap they can be so that you can identify a good deal quickly on the day.

However, it's also worth identifying the features that you could sacrifice in order to boost the specs that you really care about – you don't want to miss out on the best Prime Day deals just because the specific model you had in mind isn't discounted.

3. Keep some of that flexibility in your budget
Obviously it's never a good idea to get caught up in the heat of the moment and spend crazy money for the sake of a good deal. However, a little room above your maximum spend will be helpful in securing the best-value deals available. Sometimes the best Prime Day deals aren't on the cheapest items, but on the next level up that offers so much more without boosting the price too much. For example, if you're looking for a laptop you might be tempted by a super low price on a 256GB storage option. However, if the 512GB model is just AU$100 to AU$150 more expensive it's a far better investment.

4. Get in early, but stick around for the full event
When the sale itself comes, we'd recommend heading to Amazon as early as possible. This will give you first eyes on the biggest discounts Amazon is offering on the first day, and because many of the hottest Prime Day deals tend to run out of stock particularly quickly, you may need to move fast.

However, just because you've managed to secure an incredible discount straightaway shouldn't mean your work is done. Amazon releases plenty more high-profile savings throughout the course of the multi-day sale, so it's worth checking back in throughout as well.

5. You're not limited to Amazon – price check and price match
Amazon Prime Day isn't strictly limited to Amazon. We see more and more retailers offering competing discounts these days, and that extra competition often drives prices even lower. It's worth checking other retailers aren't beating your Prime Day deals, but even if they aren't, some like JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and others will be offering price-matching guarantees and you may snag additional extras as well.

How to find other Amazon deals

Amazon doesn't always do a great job of promoting the best Prime Day deals. Sure, it will shout about many of its own devices and other well-known products that are on sale, but it's often worth looking beyond these highlighted deals for some even better savings. We do a lot of that searching for you and share our favourite offers right here, but here's some more advice on how to find the best Prime Day deals.

Before the sale begins is a good place to start. In the run-up to Prime Day, Amazon usually has a few offers live that are a tease for the big event. These aren't usually some of the biggest products, but can still be tempting bargains. We sometimes see reductions on its own subscription services such as Audible, Music Unlimited and Kindle Unlimited during this window, making it a good time to sign up.

We also strongly encourage you to keep an eye on Amazon Warehouse deals. We often see store-wide discounts of up to 20% across this selection of second-hand, used and open-box products. All items are checked, tested and Amazon-approved before they go back on sale, plus they are covered by the standard returns policy, so you don't have to worry if you run into any issues. Generally, it's an excellent option to bag an even bigger bargain.

Prime Day vs Black Friday – should you wait?

Both Amazon Prime Day and Black Friday generally offer discounts on the same kinds of devices, but there are a few differences between the sales events.

Prime Day deals are largely focused on Amazon itself. Competition among shoppers is also significantly reduced on Prime Day, which means that deals are generally easier to find, easier to price check and won't run out of stock so quickly.

Black Friday, on the other hand, is set across a much larger range of retailers, with prices that tend to be a little cheaper across a wider variety of brands. That does mean putting in a lot more work to make sure you get the best offer possible and keeping a close eye out for limited-time flash sales that make up for most of those lowest recorded prices. With more competition between retailers, though, we do tend to see slightly heavier discounts in November.

Of course, you may also simply want your tech sooner. If so, we wouldn't recommend waiting another month for the chance of a better discount, which may or may not come your way. There's no guarantee that prices will be any different come Black Friday, especially on Amazon products. You may find some older tech for even less, but then you also run the risk of missing out on the best deals due to the increase in competition.

Moreover, keep in mind we've never had a Prime Big Deal Days sale before, so we're as yet uncertain how well the prices will compare to Black Friday. So if you can hold on for a month or so, you could wait to see what happens during November's bumper sale.

Best deals from Prime Day 2024

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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4 earbuds: AU$499 AU$294 (AU$205 off)
These 4.5-star rated buds are one of our favourites here at TechRadar and to see such a staggering discount was excellent. They have class-leading audio handling and impeccable sound quality that rivals the best wireless earbuds. With balanced sound, effective ANC and a great battery life, these Sennheiser buds will make any audiophile smile and you should definitely keep an eye out for it this year.

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Bose Solo Soundbar Series 2: AU$359 AU$146 (AU$213 off)
Thanks to a hefty 59% discount, this Bose soundbar shot to the top of Amazon's Prime Day October bestseller list. For under AU$150, this was a remarkably affordable soundbar to pick up, albeit an entry-level option. The reviews are admittedly a little mixed (we've unfortunately not tested it ourselves), we'd expect it to offer better performance than most sets around the AU$150 mark.

JBL Spinner BT: AU$649 AU$395

JBL Spinner BT: AU$649 AU$395 (AU$254 off)
Our esteemed colleagues at What Hi-Fi? said this turntable from JBL (one of its first two to be released at the same time) is a surefire winner in the budget space. It has a great quality built-in phono output making connection to an amplifier as easy as possible (but you can by pass it if you wish) or you can stream via Bluetooth to a wireless speaker. If you'd like a new turntable, keep an eye out for it in 2025 on Amazon.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra (Wi-Fi; 256GB): AU$1,999 AU$1,295

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra (Wi-Fi; 256GB): AU$1,999 AU$1,295 (AU$704 off)
This big 35% discount was also available on the 512GB model, and was the cheapest we'd seen this mighty tablet on Amazon for. Our Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review gives it 4.5 stars, and especially loves the large 2960 x 1848 display and notes that value for money is surprisingly good compared to the iPad Pro.

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Dyson Airwrap: AU$749 AU$499 (AU$250 off)
We saw prices on Dyson's newest haircare tools drop dramatically during Black Friday 2024, but not the Airwrap. However, this offer was a good one during October's Prime Day sale, with a decent AU$250. Whether we see the price fall further this year is anyone's guess, but we can hope.

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Oral-B iO 8: AU$689 AU$262.20 (AU$426.80 off)
Electric toothbrushes always get deep discounts on Amazon, but this whopper of a deal was one of the highlights from 2024. With 6 cleaning modes to personalise your oral hygiene, this brush also has a little colour display that will start by greeting you every day, then show you the mode you've chosen, will remind you when to change the brush head and will offer you a smile if you've brushed well. If you see a similar offer, we can't recommend it highly enough.

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Dyson V15s Detect Submarine: AU$1,549 AU$988 (AU$561 off)
Dyson's first ever wet-and-dry cordless vacuum has since been cheaper (at other retailers too), but with many of its compatriots getting massive price drops on Amazon during Black Friday, chances are high you could score an astounding deal on a new Dyson vacuum in 2025 on Amazon itself. Keep your eyes peels so you can suck up those savings (pun absolutely intended).

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