JB Hi-Fi Black Friday 2025 sales: deals, dates and more

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JB Hi-Fi’s 2024 Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday sales have fully wrapped for 2024, but with 2025 underway, we can start looking toward to the return of the deals season in November.

In 2024, Black Friday deals kicked off in early November for many retailers, with Amazon's Black Friday sales having started on Tuesday, November 19, and JB Hi-Fi's starting shortly after. We're expecting the same from 2025's Black Friday season, which will kick off on November 28 and run through to December 1 (Cyber Monday).

This year, just like in 2024, we're expecting huge discounts on coffee machines, Google Pixel smartphones, robot vacuums and soundbars at JB Hi-Fi. Most discounts have now wrapped, but you can still score a nice discount on some products.

If JB Hi-Fi doesn't have the bargain that you're looking for, you'll likely find something your style on Amazon and at The Good Guys, which also offer Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday JB Hi-Fi sale: FAQs

When will the best Black Friday JB Hi-Fi deals start in 2025?

Black Friday falls on November 28 this year and Cyber Monday follows on December 1, making for an extended weekend of sales. We’re likely to see the best Black Friday sales on the Friday and continue through to the Monday, but we’re also expecting to see an abundance of deals show up prior to the huge sales event.

What Black Friday JB Hi-Fi deals do we expect to see in 2025?

JB Hi-Fi covers a big range of tech and appliances, making it a popular choice for Aussie shoppers looking for a bargain. Of everything that JB Hi-Fi offers, its best deals tend to be on TVs, coffee machines and Dyson vacuums. The retailer can also offer great deals on popular headphones from Bose and Sony, though sometimes Amazon will offer a slightly better deal, usually a few dollars cheaper.

During last year’s Black Friday JB Hi-Fi sales, the retailer discounted a wide range of tech, including MacBooks, laptops, monitors, headsets, earphones, speakers, TVs, modem-routers, smartwatches and robotic vacuums, so we’re expecting deals across many of the same product categories.

Last year’s best JB Hi-Fi deals

Smartphones and tablets

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB):

Save AU$400

Samsung's flagship smartphone has received an attractive price drop. For a limited time, you can score a huge 24% off the 256GB model Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra in Titanium Grey. All colourways of the 256GB model are discounted, but not the 512GB and 1TB models. It's also currently AU$1,679.99 on Amazon.

Samsung   Galaxy S24 FE 5G (128GB)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE 5G (128GB): was AU$1,087 now AU$987 at techradar.com

Save AU$100

The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE was released October 2024 as a cheap entry-point to the Galaxy S24 range of devices, featuring the brand's Galaxy AI suite of features and a gorgeous sharp display. In Techradar's review of the device, we loved its long battery life, strong performance and gorgeous display, though we thought that the iPhone-like design probably won't be a winner for everyone and that some of the phone's best features are hidden away.

Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold 5G 256GB
Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold 5G 256GB: was AU$2,697 now AU$2,197 at techradar.com

Save AU$500

Google's first foldable to come to Australia has been discounted just three months after releasing down under. The phone includes many of the same great specs as the Pixel 9 Pro XL, though with slightly less powerful cameras and a lower fast charging capacity, but among the book-style foldables on offer right now, it's definitely one to consider. We loved the phone in our review.

Google Pixel 9 Pro XL (128GB)
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL (128GB): was AU$1,847 now AU$1,447 at techradar.com

Save AU$400

Only having been revealed back in August, the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL is already discounted, making it exceptionally attractive, particularly if you want the best non-foldable Pixel. The 9 Pro XL comes with the Tensor G4 chip and Google's latest suite of AI features for a phone, along with a gorgeous screen and a brilliant array of cameras. In our Google Pixel 9 Pro XL review, the phone received a Techradar Recommends seal of approval, though we weren't too thrilled about the high price. With a discount however, it's hard to turn away from. Only the Pixel 9 Pro XL is available from JB Hi-FI with the 128GB option and as such is the only one with this low price, however 256GB, 512GB and 1TB options across all colourways are also discounted.

Smartwatches

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Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen):

Save AU$100

Apple's most accessible smartwatch gives you all the essential health tracking features, allowing you to track your steps and heart rate, while also providing the Apple experience on your wrist. This is the watch to buy if you don't think you'd take advantage of all the flashy features on the mainline Apple smartwatches, but don't want to miss out on a handy iPhone companion. All colourways are currently discounted, along with all band options.

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Google Pixel Watch 2 LTE:

Save AU$266

The Pixel Watch 2 is now a generation old with the release of the Watch 3, but it's still a very competent smartwatch, especially if you're looking for a companion to a Pixel smartphone. It has a gorgeous design and a uniquely Pixel UI, and is capable of skin temperature sensing, step tracking, heart rate monitoring and other handy health features.

Garmin Instinct 55 (Black)
Garmin Instinct 55 (Black): was AU$349 now AU$249 at techradar.com

Save AU$100

The Forerunner 55 is Garmin's entry-level running smartwatch and already pretty affordable, but a range of retailers including JB are discounting it by a further 28%. As stated in our 4-star review, we think this is a great option for beginners or those looking to step up from a basic fitness tracker. And despite the name this one also tracks more than running, with modes for swimming, cycling, yoga and more.

Headphones and sound

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Apple AirPods Pro 2:

Save AU$110

Back down to the price was saw on Amazon during Prime Day, just at JB Hi-Fi, the Apple AirPods Pro 2 are a fantastic purchase. Offering sensational sound and ANC performance, along with a number of recent firmware updates that have ushered in many new features. They're the go-to pair for iOS users.

JBL Flip 6 Portable Speaker
JBL Flip 6 Portable Speaker: was AU$169.95 now AU$97 at techradar.com

Save AU$72

The JBL Flip 6 portable speaker features a rugged design and a well-balanced bassy sound, made to be a brilliant travel and party companion with its simple to use software. There might be no voice assistant with this speaker, and it might only be able to stereo pair with other Flip 6 speakers, but this is one of the best portable speakers you can currently buy, and is definitely worth considering with so much slashed from the price. We gave the Flip 6 a TechRadar Recommends seal of approval in our review. Black, Pink and Blue colourways are currently discounted from the retailer. The Black colourway is also AU$97 on Amazon.

Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro Wireless Earbuds
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro Wireless Earbuds: was AU$399 now AU$279 at techradar.com

Save AU$120

Samsung's latest Pro buds have had a massive AU$120 shaved off the price. These buds offer fantastic sound and awesome smart features (such as live language translation when paired with a Samsung phone), though removing the eartips can be a hassle. We've previously seen the Silver Buds 3 Pro as cheap as AU$248, but as far as the white model goes, this is nearly the lowest price we've ever seen. We loved the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pros in our review. Also AU$268 on Amazon.

Sonos Ray Soundbar (Black)
Sonos Ray Soundbar (Black): was AU$499 now AU$244 at techradar.com

Save AU$255

A simple, no-frills soundbar that offers brilliant and well balanced sound in a compact shape, the Sonos Ray soundbar might be the easy and affordable soundbar to complete your home cinema. Just be aware that, as we wrote about in our review, there's no HDMI ARC option, and that the sound isn't particularly positional.

TVs

LG C4 OLED (65-inch)
LG C4 OLED (65-inch): was AU$4,299 now AU$2,848 at techradar.com

Save AU$1,451
The LG C4 OLED is one of the best OLED TVs you can currently buy, and TechRadar considers it to be the best option for most households. With a fairly nice price (especially when discounted), combined with a gorgeous display that makes anything pop out and look amazing, along with a new processor for achieving higher brightness, it's an all-rounder that is second-to-none.

Additional sizes are also discounted at JB Hi-Fi: 83-inch, 77-inch, 55-inch, 48-inch, 42-inch.

Sony Bravia 8 OLED Google TV 77-inch
Sony Bravia 8 OLED Google TV 77-inch: was AU$6,995 now AU$4,888 at techradar.com

Save AU$2,107

A step down from the extremely impressive Bravia 9 that leads Sony's refreshed TV range, the Bravia 8 isn't to be ignored, with a gorgeous display and impressive built-in sound. It's fitted with an easy wall mounting design and has support for up to 120fps gaming. In our Sony Bravia 8 review, the display earned a TechRadar Recommends seal of approval, though we would have liked HDR10+ support and better calibrated picture modes.

The 65-inch and 55-inch models are also discounted.

Samsung S90D OLED 4K TV 83-inch (2024)
Samsung S90D OLED 4K TV 83-inch (2024): was AU$7,995 now AU$5,678 at techradar.com

Save AU$2,315

The Samsung S90D TV is a mid-range option if you're looking for an OLED display in the lounge room, and although we haven't done a review of the screen, it is the follow up to TechRadar's favourite TV of 2023. The S90D offers up an impressive 144hz refresh rate on a 4K panel, along with Samsung Q-Symphony support and Dolby Atmos. 55-inch, 65-inch 77-inch models are also available and on sale from JB Hi-Fi.

Gaming

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ROG Ally Gaming Handheld:

Save AU$300

ASUS' first generation PC gaming handheld, the ROG Ally, has had AU$300 cut from the price, making it a fairly attractive if you want to take your Steam, Epic and Xbox PC games on the go. Just be aware that Windows 11 isn't particularly intuitive in a handheld format, so you may encounter hang-ups getting some games to work.

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Nintendo Switch OLED + Super Mario Bros. Wonder:

Save AU$40

It might be a measly 8% price drop, but let's not scorn it. In fact, this is a better offer than what we've seen on Amazon lately, coming with a Super Mario Bros game and 12-month NSO subscription to boot. Not too shabby at all for this popular handheld console.

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Xbox Series X 1TB Console:

Save AU$135

Interested in picking up one of the current generation Xbox consoles? The ultra-powerful Xbox Series X is AU$135 off at JB Hi-Fi right now, including a controller and 1TB SSD storage. Paired with Game Pass, it could be a great way to hit the ground running if you're new to gaming.

Vacuums

Roborock S8 Pro Ultra Robotic Vacuum & Mop Cleaner w/Emptying Dock
Roborock S8 Pro Ultra Robotic Vacuum & Mop Cleaner w/Emptying Dock: was AU$2,699 now AU$1,698 at techradar.com

Save AU$1,001

The Roborock S8 Pro Ultra is a more than capable robotic vacuum and mop combo that comes with an auto-emptying station. Despite being great at both vacuuming and mopping, we weren't too impressed in our review with its handling of larger spills and the docking station is quite bulky. Still, for AU$1,698, it's a nice get.

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Eufy Clean Robovac L60 SES with Auto Empty Station:

Save AU$320

The Eufy Clean Robovac L60 SES is a combo automatic vacuum and mopping bot, capable of a 120 minute runtime and able to map your home with lidar sensors. Eufy claims up to 60 days of hands-free cleaning with the L60 SES, with the bot dropping off dust at the automatic emptying station.

Dyson gen5detect Absolute Cordless Vacuum
Dyson gen5detect Absolute Cordless Vacuum: was AU$1,549 now AU$879 at techradar.com

Save AU$670

Packing an outstanding battery life, brilliant suction, and Dyson's incredibly useful laser headlight that shows the dust in front of the vacuum head, the Dyson gen5detect is one of the best vacuums you can buy, and it's even more attractive with a big discount. We loved this vacuum in our review, though we noted that it struggled with edges, that its performance was comparable with cheaper models and it was quite heavy.

Miele Triflex HX2 Performance Stick Vac
Miele Triflex HX2 Performance Stick Vac: was AU$1,049 now AU$524 at techradar.com

Save AU$525

This is absolutely a vacuum to consider if you live in a small space or apartment and want a Dyson-rivalling hand vacuum. While TechRadar hasn't reviewed the Triflex HX2 Performance, we have tested the lower-tier HX2 Pro, complimenting it for its powerful suction and solid design, but disliking its small dust canister and low battery life. The Performance comes with a slightly more powerful battery, offering up to 120 minutes of use against the Pro's 60 minutes.

Laptops

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Apple MacBook Air (2022) | M2 Chip / 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD:

Save AU$250

This is the M2-powered MacBook Air option, capable of running much of the apps you'd want from an Apple computer, but representing the base of the Mac experience. The Midnight colourway is currently being offered by JB Hi-Fi with a sizeable discount, including a recently buffed RAM allocation (now starting at 16GB). The M3 variant is also available at the discounted price of AU$1,549.

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HP Omen 14 (14-fb0014TX 14) | Ultra 7 / RTX 4060 / 16GB / 512GB SSD:

Save AU$1700

While not the cheapest RTX 4060 gaming laptop deal going, it's less common to find a compact 14-inch machine. Especially one with a 2,880 x 1800 120Hz OLED display, and extras like Wi-Fi 7. Ignore the original optimistic RRP, and instead compare against the non discount AU$2,497 price at Officeworks.

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Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura | Intel Ultra 7 258V / 32GB / 1TB SSD:

Save AU$802

We think AU$1,997 is a cracker of a deal for this just-launched laptop. The Slim 7i Aura features the new Series 2 Intel Core Ultra 7 258V CPU, a big 15.3-inch 2800 x 1800 touchscreen display and premium features like a facial recognition webcam and Wi-Fi 7. You can also grab the Aura from Amazon for the same AU$1,997 or buy direct from Lenovo for AU$2 more.

Also consider the 14-inch Yoga Slim 7x Snapdragon laptop for AU$1,999 (was AU$2,909).

Coffee machines and kitchen

Breville The Oracle Jet Manual Coffee Machine
Breville The Oracle Jet Manual Coffee Machine: was AU$3,299 now AU$3,118 at tomsguide.com

Save AU$181

An all-in-one coffee machine with manual controls, going from grinding beans to dispensing coffee to frothing your milk with a wand, the Breville Oracle Jet is a machine to consider if you're a coffee connoisseur. Our friends at Toms Guide raved about the coffee machine, praising its responsive touchscreen, its ease of movement with wheels, its volumetric grinder and its auto tamping, however it can't brew and steam simultaneously and grinding can get a bit messy. It's a hard machine to look past.

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Breville The Dual Boiler Coffee Machine:

Save AU$200

Capable of pouring two cups of coffee and steaming milk simultaneously, the aptly named Breville Dual Boiler is the perfect machine for a home that drinks lots of coffee. It features an analogue design and a 2.5 litre water tank for making morning cuppas in bulk, along with several digital settings for adjusting your brew to your preferred taste.

Breville The Barista Express Coffee Machine (Liquorice)
Breville The Barista Express Coffee Machine (Liquorice): was AU$648 now AU$548 at techradar.com

Save AU$100

Breville's Barista Express coffee machine might be the pick of the coffee maker bunch if you want a fancy all-in-one espresso machine but don't want to spend too much – and with AU$100 off, it's even more attractive. The machine is beautifully designed with an integrated burr grinder with 35 grind settings, though the water tank could be a little bigger, as we found in our review. All of this said, the machine still earned a TechRadar Recommends seal of approval.

Ninja AF100 3.8L Air Fryer
Ninja AF100 3.8L Air Fryer: was AU$199 now AU$95 at techradar.com

Save AU$104

A competent entry-level air fryer that makes roasting and baking small meals simple, the Ninja AF100 is worth considering if you want a bench-top cooker without spending too much. In TechRadar's review of the Ninja AF100 (UK version), we complimented the device for its compact design and easy cleaning, though we disliked that it required more oil than other air fryers, that its standard price was quite expensive, and that overall it has a small capacity. Still, for quick meals for one, this might be a good pick.

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. 

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