Amazon Boxing Day sale 2023 in Australia: 40+ tech deals to shop in the new year

Boxing Day sales might have come and gone, but there's always a deal to snatch up on Amazon.

Now that the Amazon Boxing Day sale has officially wrapped up, we're still finding some big discounts across a range of tech – so you don't have to wait until the 2024 Amazon Prime Day or Amazon Black Friday sale in Australia, to snatch up a bargain.

Whether you're looking for that perfect birthday gift, or you want to get well ahead of your 2024 Christmas shopping, there's deals below that will suit any tech-lover in your life. From headphones to smart home, laptops to gaming – there's 40+ deals leftover from Amazon's Boxing Day sales to snatch up in this new year.

Highlights from the 2023 sale include a big saving on the Xbox Series S as well as the Xbox Series X + Diablo IV bundle, with the latter still scoring a AU$150 discount in January 2024. A big range of Amazon-branded devices also got the sales treatment in late December, but as of early January, those offers have expired for the time being, but we're likely to see them appear again once Amazon Prime Day rolls around.

If you want fast and free shipping, Amazon Prime is worth looking into. Not only will you be spoiled with the shopping perks, including exclusive discounts during sales periods, but you can also stream great shows and movies through Prime Video. There's also a 30-day free trial to test the service out before committing your hard earned cash to a new subscription.

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Best Amazon Boxing Day 2023 deals

Gaming

BackBone One Mobile Gaming Controller (2nd gen, USB-C) | AU$179 AU$125

BackBone One Mobile Gaming Controller (2nd gen, USB-C) | AU$179 AU$125 (save $54)

Regarded as one of the best attachable gaming-controllers for phones, this USB-C version of the BackBone One will let you transform your Android or Apple handset (provided the latter's from the iPhone 15 family) into a portable gaming console. Many mobile games now support pads natively, so this is a great way to upgrade your gaming on the go without forking out for a dedicated console.

Xbox Series X + Diablo IVAU$849AU$699

Xbox Series X + Diablo IV | AU$849 AU$699 (save AU$150)

If you want a disc drive and more powerful specs, you might want to consider upgrading to the Xbox Series X. Its custom GPU allows you to play in 4K at 60fps, with up to 120fps also supported. A built-in 4K Blu-ray player and support for Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision also makes this console a multimedia powerhouse. This deal includes Diablo IV with the console, saving you AU$150 on the total amount if you were to buy them separately.

Xbox Series X|S controller AU$89.95from AU$66

Xbox Series X|S controller | AU$89.95 from AU$66 (save up to AU$23.95)

This Xbox controller almost always gets a discount during major sales, but different colours tend to be priced differently. This time around, the black and white colour options are available for AU$66, which is just five cents more than Black Friday. While not the lowest price – that was AU$52.50 for the red controller back in May – it could still be a good time to pick up an extra gamepad or two for a reasonable price.

Laptops

Dell Inspiron 14 (7430) 2-in-1i7 / 16GB RAM / 1TB SSDAU$1,999AU$1,599

Dell Inspiron 14 (7430) 2-in-1 | i7 / 16GB RAM / 1TB SSD | AU$1,999 AU$1,599 (save AU$400)

This 14-inch convertible has some serious grunt under the hood thanks to its 13th-generation Intel Core i7 processor. That's paired with a decent amount of system memory, so multitasking shouldn't be too much of an issue here. And there's a heck of a lot of storage on board too. It's discounted by 20%, which isn't too bad of a deal if we say so ourselves.

PC peripherals

Dell 27-inch S2722DC FHD USB-C monitorAU$449AU$336

Dell 27-inch S2722DC FHD USB-C monitor | AU$449 AU$336 (save AU$113)

With built-in speakers, plenty of tilt and swivel angles, plus 75Hz refresh rate and 99% sRGB support makes this 27-inch panel a good option for a daily monitor. It can easily be connected to your PC or laptop via USB-C, with 65W of power delivery. Thin bezels and a nice stand rounds up its standout features. And a 25% discount makes it a good buy.

Samsung 28-inch UR550 4K monitor |AU$547AU$347

Samsung 28-inch UR550 4K monitor | AU$547 AU$347 (save AU$200)

This is a pretty good everyday 4K monitor for a bargain price of just AU$347 during Amazon's Boxing Day sale. With a 60Hz refresh rate and HDR10 support, it's good for videos and promises good colour reproduction. If, however, you plan to mount this monitor, you might want to check the arm you have or plan to buy as the curved rear panel might cause some trouble.

Alienware 34-inch QD-OLED (AW3423DW) |AU$2,098.80AU$1,679

Alienware 34-inch QD-OLED (AW3423DW) | AU$2,098.80 AU$1,679 (save AU$419)

Considered one of the best gaming monitors, this 34-inch panel is quite the expensive investment. A welcome 22% discount, however, makes it a little more enticing. It has a lot going for it: amazing contrast and colours, great HDR functionality, and G-Sync Ultimate to boot. It's an ultrawide affair, QHD, with a 175Hz refresh rate and a very strong aesthetic. 

Logitech G915 Lightspeed wireless mechanical keyboard AU$399AU$269

Logitech G915 Lightspeed wireless mechanical keyboard | AU$399 AU$269 (save AU$130)

A good gaming keyboard will make all the difference to your game, and the Logitech G915 Lightspeed delivers performance into a well-designed mechanical keyboard. Offering low-profile mechanical switches, lag-free wireless and an exceptional battery life, you'll be set with this deal that knocks it down to AU$269 on Amazon.

Logitech MX Master 3SAU$169.95AU$126

Logitech MX Master 3S | AU$169.95 AU$126 (save AU$40.95)

It's the best mouse you can buy, and it’s been dropping in price quite a bit lately, now 26% off on Amazon. It has a long battery life, and Logitech says you should get up to 70 days of charge out of it. The mouse has an 8,000 DPI sensor too, which allow you to use it on lots of surfaces, including glass. The MX Master 3S is quiet in use, so it's ideal for an office environment.

Razer Deathadder V2 X Hyperspeed |AU$109AU$78

Razer Deathadder V2 X Hyperspeed | AU$109 AU$78 (save AU$31)

This wireless gaming mouse has specifically been designed for right-handers, so lefties might need to look elsewhere. That said, this mouse can go the distance, promising up to 235 hours of low-latency gaming connectivity. As an everyday Bluetooth mouse, that goes up to about 615 hours before it needs a battery change. The switches will last up to 60 million clicks too. There are 7 programmable buttons and a 14,000dpi optical sensor for precision. Grab it for 28% off.

Asus RT-AX56U AX1800 Dual Band WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Router | AU$229 AU$119

Asus RT-AX56U AX1800 Dual Band WiFi 6 (802.11ax) Router | AU$229 AU$119 (save AU$110)

Cut out laggy Wi-Fi with a new router, just like this Asus RT-AX56U AX1800 one, which is currently on sale for AU$1019 on Amazon. Not only will you be able to enjoy a smoother online experience, but you'll be able to connect with a stack of devices with ease.

Phones & tablets

Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus (512GB)AU$1,849AU$1,477

Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus (512GB) | AU$1,849 AU$1,477 (save AU$372)

Been keen on updating to the latest from Samsung? The 512GB version of the S23 Plus gets a decent 20% discount right now on Amazon, matching what Samsung is offering currently too. All four colourways are the same price right now but stock is limited, so get a wriggle on if you don't want to miss out. A great Android phone with some amazing features, including a splendid camera system – this is worth considering.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (64GB, Wi-Fi) AU$379AU$297

Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (64GB, Wi-Fi) | AU$379 AU$297 (save AU$82)

Prefer Android over Apple? Score the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ for just AU$297, with Amazon beating the AU$299 price offered at retailers like JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys. It's loaded with Android 13 and boasts a crisp 11-inch display that allows for multi-tasking, so it's great for students too.

Headphones & speakers

Bose QuietComfort SEAU$449.95AU$245

Bose QuietComfort SE | AU$449.95 AU$245 (save AU$204.95)

These Bose QuietComfort SE headphones were previously down to AU$236, which was the lowest price we'd seen, but they've since gone up to AU$245 (still a very decent 46% off). Get up to 22 hours of playback on a single charge, and enjoy quality audio thanks to Bluetooth 5.1. You also get a carry case, charge cord, and 3.5mm cable with the headphones.

Sony WF-1000XM5AU$419AU$345

Sony WF-1000XM5 | AU$419 AU$345 (save AU$74)

The Sony WF-1000XM5 are the latest of Sony’s flagship earbuds, with best-in-class noise cancellation and seriously good sound quality. The earbuds are currently AU$345 on Amazon, which is a fair bit more than their lowest Amazon price of AU$293, which was available earlier in December. We suggest waiting to see what Boxing Day brings, as there’s a chance the price might dip lower once again.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 ProAU$349fromAU$196

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro | AU$349 from AU$196 (save up to AU$153)

Offering hi-res 24-bit end-to-end audio support as well as Dolby Atmos, smarter noise cancellation than previous models thanks to their Voice Detect feature and IPX7 waterproofing, there's a lot to love about Samsung's best buds. They also offer about five hours of battery life, while the wireless charging case adds an extra 18 hours in total. They've been AU$209 previously, making this a record low.

JBL Flip 6AU$169.95AU$126

JBL Flip 6 | AU$169.95 AU$126 (save AU$43.95)

It's JBL's latest affordable Bluetooth speaker and it's small but mighty. Currently discounted to AU$129 at some other retailers, there are a couple of colourways of this little yes powerful Bluetooth speaker available for just AU$126, a couple of others are AU$128. The Flip 6 gives you up to 12 hours of playback on a single charge, has IPX7 dust- and waterproofing, plus some decent bass if that's how you like your music.

Home entertainment

Sony Bravia 65-inch X80L TVAU$1,895AU$1,478

Sony Bravia 65-inch X80L TV | AU$1,895 AU$1,478 (save AU$417)

You might have missed the lightning deal that slashed this TV by a whopping 30% during Boxing Day, but you can still save a solid AU$417 on the 2023 Sony Bravia 65-inch X80L TV.It runs Google TV, so you get hands-free control via Google Assistant, plus it promises great picture quality and features Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. 

• Other sizes: 55-inch Sony X80L now AU$1,086

Smart home

TP-Link Tapo L930 smart light strip (5m) |AU$99AU$69

TP-Link Tapo L930 smart light strip (5m) | AU$99 AU$69 (save AU$30)

Already quite affordable at under AU$100 for 5m of lighting, this Tapo light strip is even better value at AU$30 off. Supporting several colours, with as easy setup process via Wi-Fi, plus there's HomeKit, Alexa and Google Home support here.

WiZ Pole floor light |AU$199AU$159

WiZ Pole floor light | AU$199 AU$159 (save AU$40)

We've tested a few WiZ smart lights here on TechRadar, but we haven't tried this floor lamp yet. But considering the company makes some good lights, we think the Pole is a good product too. It's also a lot cheaper than the Philips Hue Signe floor lamp, and at just under AU$160, a great addition to any home looking to add a new smart light feature.

Philips Hue Iris 2.0 |AU$229AU$183

Philips Hue Iris 2.0 | AU$229 AU$183 (save AU$46)

This is a gorgeous lamp that takes is cues from the Philips Hue Go 2. Unlike the Go 2, however, the Iris comes with a screw-on Hue White and Colour Ambiance bulb that ships with it. Note that only the Copper version is discounted by 20% and if you like modern, clean design, this lamp is for you.

TP-Link Tapo Mini P100 smart plug |AU$22AU$15

TP-Link Tapo Mini P100 smart plug | AU$22 AU$15 (save AU$7)

Already remarkably affordable, a 32% discount means you save a few dollars and can add smart functionalities to your old lamps and kitchen appliances. Just plug something into this socket, use the Tapo app to connect and you can set up schedules for when you want your kettle or lights to turn on, use Google or Alexa to do the turning off and on, and more.

Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen)AU$149AU$119

Ring Video Doorbell (2nd Gen) | AU$149 AU$119 (save AU$30)

The 2nd-gen Ring Video Doorbell was 34% off recently, but this 20% discount is not to be scoffed at if you want an affordable video doorbell. It's not quite as good as the Doorbell Plus, but still offers great image quality at 1080p resolution. It also features motion detection and two-way talk. If you get a Ring Protection subscription, you'll also get notifications on when a package coming in for delivery is within a specified zone.

Arlo Essential indoor camera AU$159AU$98

Arlo Essential indoor camera | AU$159 AU$98 (save AU$8610.60)

Keep track of what’s happening in your home with the Arlo Essentials indoor camera. Now cheaper than its Black Friday price, this handy little camera shoots in 1080p video quality with two way audio so you can listen in or keep in touch with your family or pets while you’re away.

Wearables

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 (LTE, 40mm)AU$599AU$399

Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 (LTE, 40mm) | AU$599 AU$399 (save AU$200)

It might not be the latest or the lowest price, but the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 with LTE and Bluetooth is now AU$200 off if you're looking to buy. The Watch 5 can track over 100 workouts, and includes an ECG, heart rate monitor and body fat measuring tools. Compatible with Android handsets, you'll also be able to check in on messages with its 40mm display.

Fitbit Sense 2AU$449AU$381

Fitbit Sense 2 | AU$449 AU$381 (save AU$68)

There was a pretty hefty discount a while back on some US stock, but that offer has ended and Amazon is now discounting some local AU stock. The Sense 2 is Fitbit's most advanced smartwatch, with sensors for heart and sleep monitoring, plus skin temperature to assess stress. It can even take an approximate ECG which works in Australia thanks to TGA approval.

Garmin Epix (Gen 2, Sapphire)AU$1,699from AU$847

Garmin Epix (Gen 2, Sapphire) | AU$1,699 from AU$847 (save AU$851)

We gave this sports watch 4.5 stars in our Garmin Epix (Gen 2) review for good reason. It offers accurate GPS, excellent maps and a huge array of workout tracking – runners, cyclists and swimmers are particularly well catered for. It also has a stunning AMOLED display which can be a bit of a drain on the battery, and our testing got to around six days before low power mode kicked in. An epic 50% discount is currently available from Amazon.

Garmin Venu 2SAU$679AU$448

Garmin Venu 2S | AU$679 AU$448 (save AU$231)

'S' for smaller, the Garmin Venu 2S is the 40mm version of the larger, 44mm Garmin Venu 2 that we gave the full five stars under review. We said when we reviewed it that it was "one of the best sports watches around," thanks to its combination of fitness and smartwatch features, packaged together in an attractive, functional package. Available in multiple colourways, (some cost AU$1 more), - though many are sold out entirely. 

Cameras

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12AU$119.95from AU$94

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 | AU$119.95 from AU$94 (save up to AU$25.95)

We rate the Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 as the best instant camera you can buy, and it's currently available from just AU$94 on Amazon across the range of colours. It's an easy-to-use instant camera that's particularly good for parties, and we think would make an excellent gift at any time of year for a snap-happy youngster.

Canon PowerShot V10AU$699AU$535.46

Canon PowerShot V10 | AU$699 AU$535.46 (save AU$163.54)

There's no camera like this on the market, but Canon has never shied from making something different. Smaller than most mobile phones, it's the perfect companion to pocket when you're out and about. You can also create content or use it as a webcam – it has a handy stand just for that.

Canon EOS R100 + RF18-45mm lensAU$1,099AU$743

Canon EOS R100 + RF18-45mm lens | AU$1,099 AU$743 (save AU$356)

If you're searching for a camera for beginners, the Canon EOS R100 could be what you're looking for. This snapper only hit the market in May this year, and its feature set includes a 24MP APS-C sensor, good autofocus performance and the ability to shoot 4K video up to 25fps (cropped).

Canon EOS R8 + RF 24-50mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STMAU$2,949AU$2,178

Canon EOS R8 + RF 24-50mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM | AU$2,949 AU$2,178 (save AU$771)

The EOS R8 is an entry-level snapper, but it's got some of the benefits from Canon's more expensive models, such as top-notch tracking and autofocus, plus burst speeds of up to 40fps. What you're giving up is high-resolution EVF and rear LCD screen from those premium models. Still, this is a lot of camera for this discounted price for a single-lens kit.

Appliances

Breville The Infuser (BES840) |AU$899AU$347

Breville The Infuser (BES840) | AU$899 AU$347 (save AU$552)

While Amazon's listed RRP on this slimline espresso machine is a little inflated (you can usually find it for AU$529), the discount here is still a compelling one, and even beats the Black Friday price of AU$399. If you want a manual coffee machine that does shots and milk, this one won't take up much space and is a popular cheaper option.

Ecovacs Deebot T10 Plus AU$1,799AU$1,019

Ecovacs Deebot T10 Plus | AU$1,799 AU$1,019 (save AU$780)

The combination you never knew you needed – the Ecovacs Deebot is more than just a robot vacuum. Not only will it vacuum and mop your floors, but it will also spray a sweet scent as it makes its way around your home – it has an in-built air freshener for that. And it's just AU$1,019 on Amazon right now.

TP-Link Tapo RV10 PlusAU$599AU$342

TP-Link Tapo RV10 Plus | AU$599 AU$342 (save AU$257)

If you want a self-emptying robot vacuum cleaner that won't clean out your bank balance, consider the Tapo RV10 Plus. It's not as powerful as the flagship Tapo RV30 Plus, but it's still pretty decent for its price. It will automatically boost suction when it senses a carpet, and it can mop too. 

Ecovacs Deebot N8 PlusAU$1,099AU$699
Lowest price

Ecovacs Deebot N8 Plus | AU$1,099 AU$699 (save AU$400)

If you want a robot that can vacuum, mop and auto-empty at a cheaper price point, we think the Ecovacs Deebot N8 is your best bet, and it’s now AU$400 off at Amazon, its lowest price yet! This robovac’s auto-empty station is on the smaller side with a capacity of 2.5L, but Ecovacs says that can last you up to 60 days (depending on how dusty your home gets).

Roborock Q Revo |AU$1,999AU$1,594

Roborock Q Revo | AU$1,999 AU$1,594 (save AU$405)

For a 20% discount, you're getting a robot vacuum cleaner that truly embodies autonomous cleaning. It will vacuum, mop, clean out its dirty mop water and also dry out the mop pads with hot air so things don't get smelly and mouldy. We haven't tested this particular model here on TechRadar, but we're fans of the Roborock and this robovac gets you some of those excellent features for a slightly lower price.

Instant Pot Vortex Plus air fryer (5.7L)AU$269AU$169

Instant Pot Vortex Plus air fryer (5.7L) | AU$269 AU$169 (save AU$100)

Fry, bake, roast and more with the Instant Pot Vortex Plus. Packing in a 5.7L basket, this 6-in-1 air fryer will have you preparing healthier meals in less time. It comes with a range of preset options, but you can also manually set the temperature and time using its smart dial to find the perfect settings for every meal. This air fryer was previously down to AU$158 on Amazon, but it's no longer as deeply discounted.

Nespresso Creatista PlusAU$949AU$596

Nespresso Creatista Plus | AU$949 AU$596 (save AU$353)

This Nespresso pod machine is made by Breville and is feature packed. A heat-up time of 3 seconds, 11 milk temperature settings and 8 textures so you can indulge in some coffee artwork, each cup o' joe promises to be delicious.

Nespresso Vertuo Next & Aeroccino | AU$389AU$258

Nespresso Vertuo Next & Aeroccino | AU$389 AU$258 (save AU$131)

The Nespresso Vertuo Next pod coffee machine is one of our favourites. It uses Nespresso's own Vertuo pods (which you can only get from Nespresso) and intelligently and automatically extracts the perfect amount of water thanks to proprietary Centrifusion technology. The result is a perfect, delicious coffee each and every time. This deal also includes Nespresso's Aeroccino 3 milk frother, allowing you to make lattes, cappuccinos or even cold, milk-based coffee drinks.

Tech accessories

SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB UHS-1 SD card |AU$79AU$38.30

SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB UHS-1 SD card | AU$79 AU$38.30 (save AU$40.70)

This is a really good half-price saving on a pretty good SD card with 128GB storage. With transfer speeds of up 200Mb/s, this is more than enough for most photographers, with plenty of reliable storage if you need to go click-happy. 

Other storage options:
• 64GB: AU$44 AU$25.58

Belkin Thunderbolt 3 Dock Pro |AU$499.95AU$199.50
Prime exclusive

Belkin Thunderbolt 3 Dock Pro | AU$499.95 AU$199.50 (save AU$300.45)

While you'll find the Belkin Thunderbolt 3 Dock Core listed as one of the best compact docks for Macs and PCs, the Pro model is also just as good and it's got a whopper of a price cut. It offers 85W power delivery and gives you 10 ports, half of which are USB-A and one is an SD card reader. Thunderbolt 3 gives you up to 40Gbps transfer speeds and you can easily connect two 4K monitors. 

Charmast 10,000mAh power bank |AU$80.95from AU$24.74

Charmast 10,000mAh power bank | AU$80.95 from AU$24.74 (save up to AU$56.21)

Available in 5 colours at slightly different prices, this is the cheapest we've seen this power bank drop to. All colourways were previously at the AU$28 mark. That's an absolute steal on a 10,000mAh capacity power bank. This model has four short cables built in, so you can charge a plethora of devices. 

Amazon Boxing Day Sale 2023: What you need to know

When will the Amazon Boxing Day 2023 sale start?

As mentioned above, previous years have shown us that we can expect Amazon Australia to officially launch its Boxing Day sale well before December 26. Last year it kicked off on December 23, so expect the same to happen again this year.

December 23 was a Friday last year, so chances are Amazon might continue that tradition and begin its Aussie Boxing Day sale on Friday, December 22. We have no official word on that yet, though, so this is just speculation and we'll update this page as soon as we know more.

When will Amazon's Boxing Day sales end?

Looking at previous years in order to know what to expect for Amazon's Boxing Day sale in 2023, we have a suspicion that the sale will last until December 28, as it did in 2022, 2021 and 2020. 

Again, that is still speculation on our part, but we're quite sure that Amazon will continue to offer some excellent discounts into the new year and pivot its offers into January sales to ring in the new year. 

You'll find the best deals won't hold over in this manner, however, as we've seen recently for example with Black Friday and Cyber Monday where some of the biggest savings ended on November 27 (aka Cyber Monday). 

This means that if you spot a deal that's right for you during the Boxing Day sale event, don't hesitate to snap it up before it's gone!

Amazon Boxing Day 2023 sales: the deals to expect

We’ve been covering Boxing Day sales in Australia for a while now, so we’ve got a fair understanding of what to expect in terms of deals and products. But we can also look at the much more recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales too and extrapolate from Amazon’s latest offers. 

So what should we be looking for during Amazon's Boxing Day sale in 2023? We've taken a look at some key categories below to break it down.

Video game deals

During last year's Boxing Day sale, we didn't see the kinds of savings opportunities we would have hoped for on any of the top gaming consoles, although the recent Black Friday sale proved that we might be able to see some decent discounts on the latest consoles, including the Nintendo Switch OLED

Amazon also had an actual discount on the Oculus (now Meta) Quest 2, which was an interesting deviation from offering store credit instead of a price cut. Whether that happens again is anyone’s guess, but here’s hoping.

Next-gen gaming consoles for both PlayStation and Xbox were non-factors during previous Boxing Day sales due to stock issues but that is no longer the case. We've already seen some discounts on both the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Series X emerge during Black Friday weekend via Amazon, but the PS5 offers never last long, usually getting snapped up within minutes if not hours.

For Xbox, the digital-only, slightly lower specced Xbox Series S managed to land an AU$100 discount during the recent Black Friday sales, but the premium Xbox Series X console was entirely unsighted over this period. Yet suddenly as soon as these sales ended, the top-range Xbox appeared with stock. Unfortunately, it's unlikely we can hope for a chance to save on the Xbox Series X during Amazon's Black Friday sales, but we can certainly hope to see similar or better savings on offer for the cheaper alternative in the Series S.

Computing and laptop deals

Boxing Day, like Black Friday, represents one of the best chances of any given year to save a bundle on some of the best computers, laptops and peripherals, and Amazon has plenty to offer in this space. During last year's Amazon Boxing Day sales, we saw some solid savings of over AU$500 on some impressively specced laptops, including both gaming options and more work-friendly machines. 

We hope for even better this year on this front with bonza savings on premium hardware items, but we can also expect some of the better accessories from the likes of Razer and Logitech to land solid discounts as we saw during Black Friday this year.

Smartphone and tablet deals

Savings get particularly interesting on Boxing Day when it comes to smartphones and tablets, and Amazon is almost sure to lead in this category with opportunities to save on its Kindle ereader models. Last year’s Boxing Day sales from Amazon also saw some opportunities to save on Samsung handsets, including the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4, and Samsung tablets too, so we can look forward to savings on the newer range, including the foldables this year. 

We’d love to see savings on Apple iPhone models too, but both Black Friday and last year’s Boxing Day sales don’t give us too much reason to hope for generous (or any) discounts on these ones. Still, there's a good chance that older models like the iPhone 13 family – if in stock – will see some decent discounts.

Smart home and appliances deals

Savings on quality smart home tech and appliances during Amazon’s Boxing Day sales are almost a sure thing, especially given that the retail giant is sure to discount its own Echo products. Smart lights from Philips Hue and Nanoleaf have also historically been discounted on Amazon during previous Boxing Day sales, although Aussie stock of the latter is no longer available on the online retailer's site locally. '

That said, keep an eye on the more affordable options like smart bulbs from Laser and TP-Link Tapo – they might be cheap even at full price, but if you can save a few dollars on them, no one will complain.

Air fryers, vacuums, heating and cooling, etc – it’s likely to all be there for the taking with decent savings attached. Keep a particular lookout for deep discounts on robot vacuum cleaners.

Sharmishta Sarkar
Managing Editor (APAC)

While she's happiest with a camera in her hand, Sharmishta's main priority is being TechRadar's APAC Managing Editor, looking after the day-to-day functioning of the Australian, New Zealand and Singapore editions of the site, steering everything from news and reviews to ecommerce content like deals and coupon codes. While she loves reviewing cameras and lenses when she can, she's also an avid reader and has become quite the expert on ereaders and E Ink writing tablets, having appeared on Singaporean radio to talk about these underrated devices. Other than her duties at TechRadar, she's also the Managing Editor of the Australian edition of Digital Camera World, and writes for Tom's Guide and T3.

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