Black Friday 2024 in New Zealand: the best deals to shop over Cyber Weekend

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Thinking about grabbing a new phone or tablet? Buy both with this tasty deal on the Galaxy Z Fold 6. At more than NZ$1000 off, now's the time to snap (or fold) this foldable phone that we fell in love with in our time with it – giving you the best of both worlds between a top-tier smartphone and a portable tablet.

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The best Samsung phone that money can buy – unless you need it to transform into a tablet – we were thoroughly impressed in our S24 Ultra review. In terms of cameras, performance and battery life, this phone is nigh unbeatable. While it's worth reminding that it is larger and heavier than most phones out there. We think it's well worth it, especially with this ludicrous saving.

We said there might be some small discounts on Apple's latest and greatest phones, and Noel Leeming has delivered. It might just be 50 bucks, but any discount is a bonus when we're talking about fresh iPhones. This discount is applied to the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max.

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With a snappy Bespoke Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, plenty of base storage with this 256GB model and small improvements over its predecessor, the S23 Ultra earned 4.5 stars in our Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra review.

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Scoring four stars in our Samsung Galaxy S24 review, the Galaxy S24 is a compact and powerful smartphone and we loved its sharp, bright display. Plus, it comes with seven years of security patches and OS updates if you're looking for a long-term handset.

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Our favourite budget smartphone from Samsung, and one of the best phones money can buy, if you're looking for a near flagship experience without paying flagship prices, the A55 is it. From its design to its camera and performance, the A55 screams class but isn't priced like it.

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It's not a giant saving, but the Galaxy S24 FE already offers incredible value at its regular price point, so saving almost NZ$200 on it is a worthy deal. We said in our Samsung Galaxy S24 FE review that It may not offer quite the power or camera of its flagship siblings, but the slight downgrades are worth the savings, and you still get a full suite of Galaxy AI features, a beautiful display and incredible battery life.

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While the above deal on the newer S24 FE is probably going to be more attractive to most users, if you're looking for something a little cheaper, the Galaxy S23 FE is still a great phone for less than NZ$850. It's a solid, reliable handset that looks good – but we'd opt for either the Galaxy A55 or S24 FE depending on your budget.

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We haven't used this super-affordable smartphone, but if you're looking for a cheap-as-chips handset from a trusted manufacturer, this is it. You get a large display, 50MP camera and a 5,000mAh battery that will last all day. If you want to pay for the basics, or your young one needs a device, this is it.

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We haven't had time with it, but with a 4.4 rating on Amazon and 4.5 from over 1,500 Google reviews, the G04 is a budget smartphone that is perfect for someone who needs a device to handle the essentials. It might not compete with the best phones – or best cheap phones – but it retails for less than NZ$200 and you don't expect it to. If you want a reliable handset that smoothly provides the essentials, plus a bright, large display, this is it.

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The Fitbit Charge 6 is great – certainly at this price – if you're looking for a small, minimalistic and long-lasting fitness tracker to count your steps, time your workouts and monitor your daily activity. However, if you're looking for supreme accuracy regarding GPS and heart rate tracking, one of the Garmin deals below is more applicable.

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We wouldn't whip you for having never heard of Suunto, but don't write this smartwatch off as an off-brand Galaxy watch just yet. You can check out our full Suunto 7 review, but at this price its excellent display, fitness features and well integrated mapping are well worth it.

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If you're looking for a watch that's a little more simple, but is still one helluva fitness tracker, then the Garmin Instinct 2 is what you're looking for – now more than NZ$150 off. It earned the full five stars in our review as we fell in love with its rugged, durable and slim design, advanced training tools, accurate GPS and super-duper battery life.

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If you're looking for a budget stick vacuum, then don't look past this deal on the Dyson V8. While it's quite a considerably older model in 2024 – and is lacking some of the attachments newer models provide – it offers great performance, good suction and 40 minutes of battery life on its standard setting, and has proven popular over 2024's previous sales.

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If you want the best of both worlds – getting near top-tier performance without paying for it – this deal on the Eureka E10s is one worth looking at. We gave this robot vacuum four stars in our Eureka E10s review, and at more than 50% off the value on offer is exceptional. We loved its array of features – including a bagless self-emptying station, scheduling and intuitive mobile app. We thought the savings we saw during Prime Day were good and this beats it by AU$50.

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We haven't reviewed this model, but at this price, if you're looking for a robot vacuum that can handle the bulk of your vacuuming for you – this discount is worth considering. Cleaning in methodical rows, this robovac offers the ability to let you map its route to avoid certain areas, differentiates between hard floors and carpets, has a simple phone app and cleans quietly.

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We haven't gone hands-on, but if you're looking for a more affordable robot vacuum, this deal might be perfect for you. This E10 robot vacuum promises excellent cleaning of smaller debris like hair and rice, and even handles larger mess like cereal, and its battery will last more than long enough. However, users have reported complaints with the app and boundary markers.

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It might not seem like the biggest saving, but if you're looking to grab the latest (and maybe greatest) action camera from the Go Pro-beating DJI, then this is it. We gave it 4.5 stars in our DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro review and hey, an extra NZ$45 in your pocket is never a bad thing.

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We were big fans of this camera in our Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam review, awarding it a massive 4.5-stars out of 5. While it lacks motion tracking, that's a small drawback when compared with its 360-degree view, Privacy cover and audio disengage, Impressive visual and audio quality, and sensitive motion detection.

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If you're looking to pump up your home security, there are few better ways to do so than with a Google Nest Cam – and if you don't want the hassle of dealing with wires, the battery model is just what you need. In our Google Nest Cam (battery) review, we loved its camera quality, Google Assistant integration and flexibility provided by being battery powered – and its facial recognition impressed, though you'll need to subscribe for that.

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It might not be as big a name as Ring or Google Nest when it comes to home security, but Eufy is one of the best makers of home appliances, including robot vacuums. This waterproof security camera promises durability with a 120-day battery life, 600 lumens spotlight, colour night vision and an 100dB Siren.

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The only thing better than one battery-powered Google Nest Cam is two. Letting you cover the front and back of your home, upstairs and downstairs or inside and outside, not only does having two cameras allow for more flexibility, but their battery operation means you can move them around as you see fit.

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If you're looking for a simple, no fuss monitor with a curved display and high refresh rate, this deal is for you. It comes in 24 and 27-inch display sizes, has a gaming mode and 1800R curved screen, making it more than suitable for both work and play.

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If you're looking for something equally affordable but more gaming focused, enter this Odyssey G30D deal. While it's only 24-inches, you get a 180Hz for super smooth gameplay, for under NZ$200.

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If you're prepared to pay a little more to level-up your gaming experience, then this WQHD curved gaming monitor from AOC might just be the deal for you. You'll get a super snappy refresh rate when playing, working or watching thanks to its large 34-inch 180Hz display. If you want a curved display for precise inputs during work and play, this is it.

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If you want a high-quality but affordable gaming monitor, this Dell monitor offers a QHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, IPS panel, 165Hz refresh rate, 400-nit brightness, 99% sRGB colour and a 1ms response time (GtG). Plus, it supports Nvidia G-sync and AMD FreeSync Premium.

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It's a lot to spend on a mouse, but when you're spending hours with it in your hand every day, shouldn't it be the best mouse? That's exactly what we think the Logitech MX Master 3s is, and a 25% discount is nothing to sneeze at.

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If you've been waiting for an affordable gaming monitor for work and play, then you'll be happy to see this discounted 165Hz HP Omen monitor. It promises crisp, snappy low-latency gameplay, and while it won't reach 4K resolution heights, its 1920 x 1080 resolution is more than satisfactory if you prioritise frame rate when gaming.

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If you're looking for great performance at an affordable price, then this discount on the 15.6-inch AMD Ryzen-7-5700U-powered Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 1 is hard to beat. Its slim design makes it super easy to carry and work on-the-go, and its powerful processor makes multitasking and work a breeze. At this price, work laptops don't get much better.

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This AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 7540U-equipped ThinkPad T14s has a 14-inch screen with a useful 16:10 aspect ratio and a 1920x 1200 resolution – though it's non-touch, with 45% NTSC colour and 300 nit brightness. Still, the ThinkPad has features like a fold-flat screen and fast Wi-Fi 6E. Or, for NZD$7 extra, you can trade (down) to a 256GB SSD, but in return get a touchscreen and a facial recognition webcam.

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This ThinkPad T14 features an older but still decent Intel Core i5-1335U CPU in a chassis that weighs just 1.32kg. The versatile T14 has productivity-focused features, like a 1080p facial recognition webcam, fingerprint reader and a 16:10, 1920 x 1200 display that can fold through 180º to lay flat. Most importantly, the ThinkPad T14 is a massive 51% off.

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Like a big screen laptop? The 16-inch Yoga 7i has a large IPS display, with 1920 x 1200 resolution, 300-nit brightness and 45% NTSC colour. Sure, we wish it had an OLED like the 14-inch model, but with a powerful yet efficient Core Ultra 7 155U CPU, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, it's a great 2-in-1 machine.

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Lenovo has equipped this Yoga 7i with a powerful Ryzen 7 8840HS CPU, as well as a standout 1920 x 1200 OLED display that has 100% DCI-P3 colour and a 400 nit brightness. As a 2-in-1, the touchscreen can be folded through 360º for tablet-style use and it includes a Digital Pen for drawing directly on the screen.

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It's hard to beat the RTX 4070 for still affordable gaming grunt – especially when paired with a mighty 14th Generation Intel Core i9-14900HX and 32GB of RAM. You also get a large 16-inch display, with 500 nit brightness, 100% DCI-P3 colour and a 240Hz refresh rate. Not bad for 33% off.

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Don't let the Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones understated design fool you. They offer detailed and crisp sound, with excellent ANC and transparency modes, and a 60-hour battery life that beats out most competitors.

The Pride Edition is also available for NZ$330 with code CE300.

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If you're looking for noise-cancelling earbuds – rather than over-ear headphones – we think these are the best on the market, so grabbing them at this price is a steal. Unless you're the proud owner of the Apple AirPods Pro 2, these buds are easily recommendable to anyone.

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They've been replaced by the XM5 model, but the Sony XM4 over-ear noise-cancelling headphones were so good upon their release that they continue to be our pick for the best headphones on the market. Comfortable, with incredibly effective noise-cancellation, stupendous sound. Now incredibly affordable, they're a must-have at NZ$344.

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If you're looking for a quality pair of headphones without spending hundreds (or you don't trust your kid with NZ$300 headphones) we think these are the best budget headphones money can buy, and for just NZ$61, you're getting an insane deal. You won't get such a balanced, engaging sound anywhere else at this price.

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If you're in the market for a more affordable pair of noise-cancelling buds, then this deal is for you. In our EarFun Air Pro 3 review, we called them the budget ANC buds to beat, and they haven't been beaten just yet – sitting in the budget spot of our best earbuds list. Offering solid all-round performance, these buds excel at battery life and noise-cancelling.

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Taking more than NZ$100 off the Galaxy Buds 3 is perfect for any Android users looking for a pair of AirPods. Doing away with the original Buds design, these redesigned buds are about as close as you can get. We've reviewed the Pro model, but we've spent plenty of time with this pair, and any deal on new Galaxy Buds is a nice one. Plus, given they retail at AU$299 price in Australia, Kiwis are already getting a good deal at full price.

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It's only the fact that the Sony WH-1000XM4 are so darn good – and often considerably cheaper than the newer XM5's – that they don't sit at the top of your guide to the best headphones. Offering supreme comfort and sound quality, with a 30-hour battery life that competes with everything other than the Momentum 4, they got five stars in our Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Headphones review, so taking NZ$94 off is quite the deal.

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We know – it's still almost 300 for a little Bluetooth speaker, but here us out. If you're looking for a compact speaker that can fill even large rooms with audio, this is it. In our Ultimate Ears Epicboom review, we loved its design and intuitive, helpful app as well as its room-filling audio.

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It's not a giant saving, but if you're looking for an affordable Bluetooth speaker that can go along with you to any parties, pool trips or hikes, this is the one for you. In our review, we loved that its small size means it can fit in any bag, plus its waterproof. At this price, what more do you want from a speaker?

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The Megaboom 3 is one of the best waterproof speakers you can buy – with a rugged design, long battery life, and excellently loud audio. Plus, the DJ feauture – which lets two other people take turns controlling the mix – is a nice little addition when listening in a group.

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We haven't reviewed this model, but JBL's reputation (and experience with other products) precedes it. If you're looking for a massive party speaker, this large speaker from JBL is splashproof, easily portable, has a replaceable battery for long-term use and even adds a lightshow to your party.

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If you need a huge speaker that you can take to any party or event and fill the area with quality audio, this deal on the PartyBox 310 is for you. Unless you're partying for more than 18 hours, it has plenty of battery life – and its wheels and handle make it easily portable, despite its size.

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The Scribe with the Premium Pen – meaning the one with the eraser on the top – and 32GB of storage is sold out, but the 16GB, Basic Pen Kindle Scribe is still a fantastic productivity tablet. It's the only e-paper tablet to natively support Word docs and that screen is just fabulous! It's well worth the investment if you constantly take notes for work or study.

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We've only just finished testing the latest release of the basic Kindle and, while it has great performance, its price made it hard to recommend. However, this 16% discount on the newest Kindle takes care of that little problem, and if you're after a Christmas present for someone who loves to read, the Match Green Amazon Kindle is hard to resist (though Black is nice, too).

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Announced in October, the latest Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition gets you a fancy new colour, as well as the black we're familiar with. Both are seeing the same 19% discount, letting you nab the best black-and-white e-paper display yet on the market. It's fast, looks wonderful and gets you 32GB of internal storage. You also get wireless charging that no other ereader brand offers.

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A 17% discount is a little disappointing, but then the 2024 Paperwhite remains the best Kindle you can get. Its E Ink Carta 1300 screen is fantastic, page turns are quick and, in the few days I've used it, I've had no issues with lag or ghosting. That said, for just NZ$10 more, we think the Signature Edition listed above is a better bargain.

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We have loved other Samsung QLED TVs we've spent our time with, and if you're looking for a mid-range QLED Smart TV then we feel comfortable recommending this model at this discounted price. You'll get a 120Hz refresh rate, excellent picture quality and awesome colour grading. Saving more than NZ$1,300, this deal on the QLED Samsung Smart TV is ridiculous.

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We haven't been lucky enough to get our hands on this affordable TV, but coming from Samsung and with a 4.6-star average customer review rating from more than 20 ratings on Noel Leeming, we feel very comfortable recommending it at this price. With a superslim 26mm frame, it offers 4K resolution, provides access to the best streaming services in NZ and even lets you stream games with Xbox Game Pass or other cloud gaming services. At over half price, it's hard to ignore.

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We've only reviewed the more expensive Touch model, but if you take your coffee seriously – and want a barista-level cup of joe easily, this is the deal for you. Offering automatic grinding, dosing, tamping and milk texturing, this machine lets you go from beans to latte in seconds.

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It's not going to break any power records, but if you're looking for a blender than can quickly whip up smoothies and milkshakes that you can drink straight from the cup, this is perfect at this price. It's also plenty powerful for stronger ingredients like crushing ice and breaking down nuts and seeds.

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We haven't reviewed this model, but our friends over at Tom's Guide gave this coffee machine 4.5 stars thanks to its automatic steam wand and menu of barista style drinks that allow you to create your favourite cafe brews with ease. Its RRP is a little pricey, but it's a steal at just NZ$599.

The silver model can also be grabbed for NZ$649 if the black doesn't tickle your fancy.

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With two 5.2L capacity baskets, this large air fryer can handle anything, from a meal for five to a main and sides for two-three people. Plus, its 7-in-1 functionality lets it bake, roast, proof, reheat, warm and dehydrate.

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If you want black coffee that can brew when you need it and stay warm through the morning, it should come as no surprise that Breville is the easy choice. Letting you wake up to a fresh brew (or any time you like), this machine promises no drips, easy clean up and even strength control.

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We haven't spent any time with this juicer, but Nutribullet hardly needs any introduction in the kitchen appliance space. This juicer is different to others in that it promises a quieter juicing thanks to its high-torque, low-speed motor. Plus, its no-drip spout keeps your juice mixing until you're ready to drink.

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The best coffee machine on the market, any saving on The Barista Touch is one worth considering, and this deal will save you more than NZ$450. Offering cafe-level coffee with ease from the comfort of your home, if you take your morning caffeine hit seriously, this is the deal for you.

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We love a good coffee machine, but if you just want a simple, no-fuss coffee maker, this discounted French Press looks like a great option. If you love black coffee – or don't mind just adding a dash of milk – french pressed coffee is perfect, offering the full flavour (and aroma) of your favourite beans. Just make sure to click 'apply coupon' to get an extra NZ$5.60 off.