Breville's EOFY sale has some ripper deals – and our exclusive code can save you even more

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Breville is one of Australia’s finest makers of coffee machines, blenders and other essential kitchen appliances and its EOFY sale is still in full swing. There are some great discounts to be had, but the even better news is that TechRadar readers can save an additional 10% using the exclusive code BREVFUTURE10 for the whole of June.

This code can be used across the entire Breville website but, for maximum savings, you’ll want to consider applying it to Breville’s EOFY deals.

We’ve taken a look through the EOFY discounts on offer and picked out a few of our favourites to help get you started. While you can save up to AU$500 on the listed discounted prices, our exclusive code can save you up to AU$540 – as we said, you simply have to apply the code BREVFUTURE10 at checkout to save a further 10%.

Using our 10% discount code brings the Creatista Pro down to the lowest price we can currently find. This pod coffee machine uses the standard Nespresso pods (not the Vertuo range) but that makes it easier to buy pods, as numerous other coffee makers produce pods of this size. This Pro model boasts a quick three-second heat up time and an automatic milk frother, that can be used whilst you're extracting coffee thanks to a dual ThermoJet system.

Breville the Super Q | AU$849 AU$449.10 (save AU$399.90)

If you want to blend things in your kitchen, the Super Q is the blender to get it done. Admittedly a little commercial in the looks department, but that also alludes to the level of power it has on tap. How much power? 2400W to be precise, and a blade speed of up to 300kph. If you have fruit and vegetables you want to blitz, this is the blender for the job. The included jug is on the larger size, and it can struggle with small quantities, but it also comes with a smaller, personal blender size attachment, perfect for making a quick smoothie for your morning commute. Discounted to AU$499, you can now get it for a bit less with our code.

Breville the Barista Touch Impress | AU$2,149 AU$1,754.10 (save AU$394.90)

When the TechRadar exclusive code BREVFUTURE10 is applied, it brings the price of the Barista Touch Impress down to the lowest we can currently find. We wholeheartedly recommend you do, as we couldn’t help but gush over this coffee machine in our Breville The Barista Touch Impress review. Totally foolproof for coffee novices but possessing all the skills for more experienced drinkers to tailor their coffee to their exact preferences, this coffee maker has automated coffee bean grinding and tamping, a touch screen for you to select the drink you want and an updated generation of Breville’s AutoMilQ frothing technology. All of this combines and results in what we regard to be the best automatic home coffee machine you can buy.

Breville the Fast Slow Pro | AU$419 AU$332.10 (save AU$86.90)

Multi-cookers present themselves as being the only kitchen appliance you could ever need, capable of cooking food in a multitude of ways. The Breville the Fast Slow Pro is one of our favourites, finding itself on our list of our best multi-cookers thanks to its large LCD display, which makes using the various functions a piece of pie. It's an ideal addition to households with larger families, due to the minimum requirement when cooking certain foods, but if that's you, this is a stylish kitchen appliance. And our code will bring it down to just over AU$332.

More Breville EOFY deals

Don't see something you like? You can find a more comprehensive selection across the rest of the Breville website, with every product eligible to be bought with our exclusive discount code BREVFUTURE10. Below you can find quick links to various product categories on Breville's website, all of which are part of its current selection of EOFY deals.

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Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publication. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also a regular contributor to Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.