Cyber Monday iPhone deals 2024 in Australia: 5 iPhone deals still live after the sale

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be over, but you can still grab a discounted iPhone

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Cyber Monday deals have officially wrapped up for 2024, marking an end to the Black Friday deals season – but you can still grab a discount on select iPhones in Australia.

The sales event ran from November 29 (namely Black Friday) to December 2, otherwise known as Cyber Monday. Dozens of great sales were available in the lead up to the Black Friday sales weekend, and there are a handful continuing after Cyber Monday.

As you'd see on our Cyber Monday phone deals page, Android devices tend to get bigger discounts than rivalling iPhones during this sales event, but Apple fans can still save quite a bit of money. Across this Black Friday sales season, models from the new iPhones 16 series to the now three-generations old iPhone 13 series were discounted, with the biggest price drops reserved for older devices.

Let's dive into the remaining iPhone deals following Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Cyber Monday iPhone deals: top retailers

We're confident that the best deals are here, with some of the retailers listed below offering big discounts on older iPhone models. We'll be updating this article regularly, so bookmark it and check back throughout the weekend if you haven't yet seen a deal with appeal.

iPhone 16 deals

Apple iPhone 16 Pro
Apple iPhone 16 Pro: was AU$1,799 now AU$1,699 at Kogan

Save AU$100 with First membership

Eager to save AU$100 on the iPhone 16 Pro? Kogan is offering such a discount with First members, though without the membership, you can still bring the cost down to a nice AU$1,719. This discount applies to all available colourways, along with the iPhone 16 Pro Max (from AU$2,049).

Note: this is an import of an international model.

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iPhone 14 deals

Apple iPhone 14 Plus (128GB, Midnight)
Apple iPhone 14 Plus (128GB, Midnight): was AU$1,499 now AU$1,247 at Amazon

Save AU$252

Though the iPhone 14 Plus is now two generations old, don't be too worried about ongoing software support. The iPhone 14 Plus is expected to be supported until 2029, making it a fairly decent purchase if you want a large phone with a nice screen without spending too much. The 128GB model is currently discounted by the most, though the Yellow model isn't much more expensive at AU$1,249.

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iPhone 13 deals

Apple iPhone 13 128GB
Apple iPhone 13 128GB: was AU$877 now AU$747 at The Good Guys

Save AU$130

The iPhone 13 is expected to be supported until 2028, and although it's now three generations old, it's a welcome option as an entry-point and affordable way to get into the Apple ecosystem. The cameras and display may seem a little dated compared to newer iPhones, and perhaps you'll have Dynamic Island envy, but it's a nice price that's only just above the cost of a new iPhone SE at AU$719.

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Cyber Monday iPhone deals: FAQs

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When will the best Black Friday iPhone deals start in 2024?

Black Friday officially began at midnight (12am) AEDT on Friday, November 29, 2024, though we saw many of the best iPhone deals start to crop up a bit before then. Apple saved its Black Friday offer for November 29, while other brands got deals in early. Deals will continue through to Cyber Monday on December 2.

Where will the best Cyber Monday iPhone deals be?

The best Cyber Monday iPhone deals are available from a wide range of retailers. Many of the best we've seen have come from Amazon, though there are some attractive offers from retailers like JB Hi-Fi, Kogan and The Good Guys. Some of the best savings have come from telcos, with deals merged with phone plans.

What Cyber Monday iPhone deals do we expect to see in 2024?

The recent Amazon Prime Day sale in Australia is a good indication of what we could expect on Cyber Monday this year. We saw some great savings on select older iPhones during Prime Day in October, though phones from other brands were often discounted more. The majority of deals will likely apply to the iPhone 15 and iPhone 14 series, and models with 512GB or 1TB of storage could be more likely to see a price cut.

Last year’s best iPhone deals

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iPhone 12 (128GB) | AU$1,079 AU$977 on Amazon (save AU$102)

While not as cheap as the iPhone 11 deal (above), you might prefer the iPhone 12 if you want 5G connectivity and a slightly upgraded processor. Amazon’s currently offering the 128GB model for AU$977, but only in white. It’s not the lowest price we’ve seen, as it fell to AU$877 in October but only for Prime members. All in all, while it’s not a great deal, it’s decent for someone who’s upgrading from an iPhone 8 or older.

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iPhone 12 (128GB) | AU$1,079 AU$928.80 on Vodafone + cost of phone plan (save AU$150)

This deal on the iPhone 12 comes from Vodafone, and it gets you the 128GB model for cheaper than Amazon’s deal on the iPhone 12. The catch with this offer, though, is that you have to sign up and stay connected to a Vodafone plan for either 12, 24 or 36 months. Vodafone’s cheapest plan is the AU$40 Small plan which comes with 40GB of data, which means the cheapest you’ll pay on a 24-month contract is AU$78.70 a month.

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iPhone 12 mini (256GB) | AU$1,249 from AU$999 on Amazon (save up to AU$250)

The iPhone 12 mini is built for those who want a small phone without compromising on quality. It has a 5.4-inch OLED display that looks truly fantastic, and you’re also getting a versatile camera and 5G connectivity. It shares most of the same specs as the regular iPhone 12 (also on sale), aside from its smaller display, smaller battery and cheaper price. This deal is only available to Amazon Prime members.

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iPhone 13 (512GB) | AU$1,649 AU$1,395.80 on Amazon (save AU$253.20)

This deal comes on the iPhone 13 with 512GB of storage, which is the highest you can get for this model. You’re getting a dual camera system on the back, and it’s one that received some small upgrades from the iPhone 12 that came before it. Amazon has the biggest discount on the 512GB model of the iPhone 13 we can find at the moment, with AU$253 off the red model.

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iPhone 14 (128GB) | AU$1,299 AU$1,099 on Amaysim + cost of phone plan (save AU$200)

Last year’s iPhone 14 has also gotten a AU$200 discount from Amaysim. The standard iPhone 14 still comes with a 12MP main and 12MP ultrawide lens, but improvements to the sensors mean it’s slightly better than the iPhone 13’s camera array. To get this deal from Amaysim, you’ll need to also match it with a 28-day prepaid SIM or a long expiry plan. But at a minimum, this phone will cost you AU$1,129. Available in purple, blue and black.

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iPhone 14 (512GB) | AU$1,849 AU$1,767 on Amazon (save AU$82)

Considering that the iPhone 15 is now available, we were hoping to see a bigger discount on 2022’s iPhone. The iPhone 14 with 512GB of storage is now AU$82 off on Amazon. The lowest we’ve seen this model drop was AU$1,699, so we’d suggest holding out a little longer to see if a better deal becomes available closer to Black Friday. Only discounted in white.

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iPhone 15 (128GB) | AU$1,499 AU$1,299 + cost of phone plan (save AU$200)

If you want the latest iPhone, you can snag AU$200 off the iPhone 15 at Amaysim, provided you also pair it with an Amaysim plan for at least 28 days. To get this deal, you can sign up for a 28-day prepaid SIM or a long expiry plan, but the cheapest option is a prepaid SIM for AU$30 – that means you can get the iPhone 15 for a total of AU$1,329 at minimum. Currently available in all colours.

Zachariah Kelly
Zachariah Kelly
Staff Writer

Zac has been in the tech writing game for six years, having previously written for Gizmodo Australia, Canstar Blue, and The Daily Mail Australia (with articles on Nine, Junkee, Kotaku Australia and Lifehacker Australia). He’s a huge nerd with a deep passion for technology. While his main focus at TechRadar Australia is phones, monitors and peripherals, he also has a deep interest in the growing Australian EV landscape. Outside of Techradar, Zac’s a Headspace (a youth mental health organization) volunteer and an avid gamer.