Amazon sales in Australia in 2024: dates, top deals and how to find the best discounts

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Not many retailers can boast needing a designated deals page to stay on top of its best deals and discounts each week, but given Amazon's weekly offering, it was much needed.

To maximise savings, consider becoming a Prime member (if you aren't already). Not only do you get free and fast delivery on an array of eligible products, but there's also exclusive deals and early access to deals, plus free access to other Amazon services like Prime Video – one of the best streaming services – Prime Reading and Prime Gaming. If you sign up now you'll nab a 30-day free trial and can cancel anytime. Amazon Prime will set you back AU$9.99 a month, but the annual subscription is only AU$79/year – basically giving you four months of Prime for free.

For a more in-depth look at what this subscription entails and whether it's worth it, check out our guide to What is Amazon Prime in Australia.

While Amazon's daily deals are great, the best time to shop on the platform is during a big sale. Amazon hosts a few each year that bring prices down even lower than usual – letting you save even more, especially when it comes to big-ticket items like games consoles, laptops, tablets, phones and cameras. Amazon's first Prime Day sale was back in July, it's second Prime Day Sale (Big Deal Days sale) just finished, and later this year we have the Amazon Black Friday sale and Boxing Day sales.

There are also a few smaller sales, like the Big Smile Sale that typically happens in March and the Mid-Year Sale that coincides with Australia's EOFY sales. And, while Amazon doesn't officially partake in Afterpay Day sales, there's often plenty of deals to be had during that period.

There's plenty of deals to choose from on Amazon this week, but we think these are the best of the bunch.

Amazon sales calendar

  • Big Smile Sale: previously in March/April
  • Mid-Year Sale: usually in early June
  • Prime Day: typically held mid July
  • Prime Big Deal Days: typically held in early October
  • Black Friday: takes place in November
  • Boxing Day: takes place in December

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This week's top Amazon deals

 Anker  323 33W 2 Port Charger
Prime exclusive
 Anker 323 33W 2 Port Charger: was AU$29.99 now AU$19.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$10
The normal price here is AU$29.99, and while not quite the lowest we have seen, a 33% discount is a great deal for the Anker 323 charger. Sure, it's not the latest or tiniest model, but outputs 20V at up to 33W, so can fast charge a phone or top up a laptop. It features both USB-C and USB-A ports, and you can score the discounted price on both black or white options.

Anker  533 30W 10,000mAh power bank
Prime exclusive
Anker 533 30W 10,000mAh power bank: was AU$69.99 now AU$45.98 at Amazon AU

Save AU$24.01
Currently at an equal all-time low, the compact Anker 533 is a great option for fast charging your phone at up to 30W – or even an emergency top up for a laptop. The Anker 533 has dual USB-C ports (plus USB-A) and a handy screen that tells you charge information and remaining capacity. We haven't tested the 533 yet but by all accounts it's another great Anker power bank.

Earfun Air Pro 3
Prime exclusive
Earfun Air Pro 3: was AU$99.99 now AU$69.98 at Amazon AU

Save AU20.01
Already affordable, the wireless buds Black colourway get a 30% discount – the lowest price we've seen. That's not bad considering we rate them 4.5 stars in our Earfun Air Pro 3 review, and they have active noise cancelling, premium aptX sound quality and 45 hours total play time. If black's not for you, the other four colours are also heavily discounted.

1More Sonoflow wireless ANC headphones
Prime Exclusive
1More Sonoflow wireless ANC headphones: was AU$129 now AU$95.98 at Amazon AU

Save AU$33.02
Our 1More Sonoflow review praised the comfort of the headphones, as well as the excellent active noise cancelling and up to 70 hours of battery life. This deal is about AU$7 higher than the lowest we have seen, but it's still an excellent discount.

We haven't tried them yet, but the even more affordable Sonoflow SE model is available for AU$66.39 (down from AU$89.99)

Oral-B Pro 2000
Prime exclusive
Oral-B Pro 2000: was AU$199.99 now AU$79 at Amazon AU

Save AU$120
A whopping 66% discount makes this oscillating electric toothbrush quite affordable. Capable of removing more plaque than a regular brush, this model has a 2-minute timer so you don't need to overbrush. It also works with most of Oral-B's replaceable brush heads too.

Philips Essential Air Fryer (HD9200/21)
Philips Essential Air Fryer (HD9200/21): was AU$199 now AU$98 at Amazon AU

Save AU$101
It's a basic air fryer with a 4L capacity that's perfect for a single person or a couple. This kitchen appliance is good value as it will do more than just air fry – it has 12 different functions to help you make a meal. Plus it's got a small footprint, making it ideal for a small household. It has been as cheap as AU$79 before, but this is still a good price.

Meta Quest 3 (512GB) + Batman: Arkham Shadow + 3 months Meta Quest+
Meta Quest 3 (512GB) + Batman: Arkham Shadow + 3 months Meta Quest+: was AU$1,049.99 now AU$799.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$250
While not actually a deal per se as Amazon makes it sound, this is the price drop that Meta recently announced after the launch of the Quest 3S headset. And that makes this VR headset quite affordable, and there's a little value for money too, with one game and a free 3-month of Quest+ thrown in as bonuses.

Apple  Apple AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C)
Apple  Apple AirPods Pro 2 (USB-C): was AU$399 now AU$289 at Amazon AU

Save AU$110
This might not be the lowest price we've seen, which brought them down to AU$293, but it's only AU$5 more. They're an excellent pair of noise-cancelling in-ears, especially for iPhone owners, capable of drowning out virtually all external sounds. This model is the latest and comes with a charging case that recharges via USB-C cable.

Samsung  Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro
Samsung  Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro: was AU$349 now AU$167.49 at Amazon AU

Save AU$181.51
Check out our Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro review for the full insight, but rest assured these earbuds have a lightweight and comfortable design that delivers fantastic sound quality, with active noise-cancellation and 360º spatial sound. While we have slightly seen better discounts for the Buds 2 Pro, this is still a great price.

Apple AirPods Max (Space Grey)
Apple AirPods Max (Space Grey): was AU$899 now AU$754.20 at Amazon AU

Save AU$144.80
16% is not a huge discount on a product that's been around a while now, but hey, that's Apple for ya – so hard to get with a more significant price drop. So if you've been lusting after the tech giant's one and only set of cans, the Space Grey colourway is going for AU$754.20. But note that this offer is from a third-party seller.

Apple iPhone 13 (128GB)
Prime exclusive
Apple iPhone 13 (128GB): was AU$1,099 now AU$877 at Amazon AU

Save AU$222 (out of stock, but still available)
If you're looking for the cheapest iPhone on the market that’s still worth considering, this iPhone 13 deal is it. Down AU$222, the iPhone 13 is still a great phone in 2024, with a strong battery life, snappy performance and a more-than-satisfactory camera. If you want to stay within the Apple family without blowing your budget, this is an easy choice.

Apple iPhone 15 Plus
Prime exclusive
Apple iPhone 15 Plus: was AU$1,649 now AU$1,397 at Amazon AU

Save up to AU$252
As beautifully designed and excellently performing as the iPhone 15 is, with the added bonus of a 6.7-inch display the 15 Plus is truly the best of both worlds for those wanting a large display without it costing the Earth. If you're weighing up between this and the iPhone 14 Plus, the biggest difference is the addition of the Dynamic Island to the iPhone 15 range, while the iPhone 14 Plus sports the old notch at the top of the display. If you want more storage, the 256GB model is also nicely discounted:
• Apple iPhone 15 Plus (256GB): from AU$1,497

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 (256GB)
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 (256GB) : was AU$2,749 now AU$2,330 at Amazon AU

Save AU$419
Not quite the discount we were hoping for but if you can't wait to see what Black Friday brings, you can still save 15% on the 256GB Fold 6. It comes with Samsung's latest Galaxy AI features, along with a subtly redesigned chassis and some incredible new translation features. This discount applies to the pink model, though the Navy and Silver Shadow models are currently 11% off.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (64GB, Wi-Fi)
Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (64GB, Wi-Fi): was AU$379 now AU$302 at Amazon AU

Save AU$77
While not the lowest price we have seen the Tab A9+ on Amazon, the 23% discount here is only a touch more than Prime Day in July, and a solid deal. This 11-inch, 1920 x 1200 tablet is great for everyday use – for yourself or one of the kids. While 64GB may not seem like much, you can add a microSD card for up to 1TB of extra storage.

Google Nest Doorbell (Battery)
Google Nest Doorbell (Battery): was AU$329 now AU$228.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$100.01
It's been cheaper before but it's one of the best video doorbells you can get in Australia. It's easy to install, offers clear footage even at night and features facial recognition. Recording automatically begins when motion is detected, or when its button is pressed, plus it will let you know when packages have been left outside your door.

Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar
Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar: was AU$1,549 now AU$1,139 at Amazon AU

Save AU$410
We were thoroughly impressed by this smartwatch in our Garmin Fenix 7 review, and it's a must-have if you're massively into outdoor fitness. Light and comfortable, this watch lasts weeks at a time, has a snappy touchscreen, is easy to navigate and super tough. While it's been a heck of a lot cheaper recently, usually dropping to half price, this 26% discount is still available in case you missed out.

Nikon Z6 III (body)
Prime exclusive
Nikon Z6 III (body): was AU$4,499 now AU$3,699 at Amazon AU

Save AU$800
It's only been out a few months and it has had over AU$940 slashed off its price at the start of the sale, but the deal here is still worth considering. The Z6 III brings 6K/60p (RAW) and 5.4K/60p recording, inherits 3D Tracking from the Z9 and Z8 for up to 9 subjects, plus there's up to 8 stops of IBIS with stabilised lenses.

OM System Tough TG-7
OM System Tough TG-7: was AU$799 now AU$626 at Amazon AU

Save AU$173
Rebranded to be part of the OM System lineup, this the latest in the Tough rugged camera range that Olympus began. While it's not a huge upgrade over the previous model, the TG-6 is no longer available to buy, making this the best choice if you'd like a near-indestructible camera that you can take underwater.

Panasonic Lumix FZ80D
Panasonic Lumix FZ80D: was AU$849 now AU$639.91 at Amazon AU

Save AU$209.09
Bridge cameras have made a small comeback thanks to Panasonic resurrecting the Lumix FZ80 in July this year. Featuring an 18MP 1/2.3-inch sensor, a USB-C port for charging and a 2,360K-dot OLED EVF that's better than before, and an upgraded rear LCD with 1,840K dots resolution, it's quite the upgrade. You also get 60x optical zoom via its 20-200mm fixed lens to get you closer to the action, with the handling of a DSLR and the simplicity of use of a point-and-shoot.

Breville Barista Express
Breville Barista Express: was AU$999 now AU$697.41 at Amazon AU

Save AU$301.59
We love Breville's Barista Express here at TechRadar and, while this isn't the lowest price we've seen, the 31% discount isn't anything to scoff at. This machine comes with 16 grind settings, a 54mm portafilter and a barista-style design that gives you full control over your morning coffee.

Braun MultiQuick 5 Vario hand blender
Braun MultiQuick 5 Vario hand blender: was AU$189 now AU$98 at Amazon AU

Save AU$91
With up to 21 different speed settings to choose from, this multi-purpose hand blender will whip up smoothies, sauces and dips without a lot of mess. While the 1,000W motor should be able to blitz through seeds and ice, you'll also get a whip attachment, a masher and a chopper in the box too.

Oral-B Pro 700 CrossAction
Oral-B Pro 700 CrossAction: was AU$99.99 now AU$48 at Amazon AU

Save AU$51.99
It might offer just one daily cleaning mode, but this electric toothbrush can still remove far more plaque than an ordinary toothbrush. Its brush head rotates and pulsates, which allows it to provide a better clean than manual brushing. And it's going quite cheap at just AU$44 for the black colourway.

Eureka  E10s Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo
Prime Exclusive
Eureka E10s Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo: was AU$1,099 now AU$548 at Amazon AU

Save AU$551
This robot vacuum stands out with load's of great features, including a bagless self emptying station that help reduces the cost of operation. For the full insight, check out our Eureka E10s review where we give it 4 stars. Considering it's pretty new, the 50% discount here is excellent, and the same price as Prime Day in July. Oh, and it also comes in white if you'd prefer.

The premium Eureka J12 Ultra Robot Vacuum Cleaner is also discounted, and the AU$998 (was AU$1,599) price is the cheapest we have seen yet.

iRobot Roomba 692
iRobot Roomba 692: was AU$499 now AU$349 at Amazon AU

Save AU$150
It might be getting long in the tooth, but if you want a good ol' Roomba – the name that's practically synonymous with robot vacuums – then this is quite the bargain. It's AU$10 cheaper than Prime Day in July, and will vacuum well, plus has a decent navigation system – but newer models are definitely more capable (albeit a lot more expensive).

Ugreen HDMI Bidirectional Splitter Switch 4K 60Hz
Prime exclusive
Ugreen HDMI Bidirectional Splitter Switch 4K 60Hz: was AU$23.99 now AU$12.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$11
Need to connect two devices to the one HDMI port? Or split the one HDMI output to two different displays? The UGREEN HDMI switch has you covered, and is currently 43% off. It operates at up to 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution at 60Hz, or 1080p at 144Hz.

You can also get a Ugreen splitter that can handle 4K 120Hz (or 8K 60Hz) resolution for AU$22.39.

Samsung T7 1TB portable ssd
Prime exclusive
Samsung T7 1TB portable ssd: was AU$279 now AU$150.56 at Amazon AU

Save AU$128.44
If you’re looking to add a serious speed boost to your portable storage, you could do a hell of a lot worse than the Samsung T7 1TB SSD. It had a AU$164 discount recently, but this 46% price cut is still worth considering. Compatible with PC, Mac, Android devices, gaming consoles and more, there’s a lot of value in this small package.

Samsung Odyssey G65B Curved 32-Inch QHD gaming monitor
Samsung Odyssey G65B Curved 32-Inch QHD gaming monitor: was AU$1,099 now AU$698 at Amazon AU

Save AU$401
Curved monitors can make a difference if you have the cash to spare. Samsung's brilliant 32-inch G6 monitor offers 1440p resolution, a 240Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time. It also has Samsung's smart TV service built-in, giving the user access to top streaming services without hooking up to a computer.

Alienware AW3225QF 32-inch 4K gaming monitor
Alienware AW3225QF 32-inch 4K gaming monitor: was AU$1,889 now AU$1,519.10 at Amazon AU

Save AU$369.90
A happy 20% off this brilliant Alienware panel, which scored a raving 92 / 100 review from our pals over at PC Gamer. The monitor used Samsung's new QD-OLED tech to give a 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution, 240Hz refresh rate (supporting AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync) and a 0.03ms response time. While not an all-time low, the price here is only about AU$10 higher than during Prime Day back in July.

Apple AirTag (1 pack)
Prime exclusive
Apple AirTag (1 pack): was AU$49 now AU$40 at Amazon AU

Save AU$9
It's not quite a massive discount but the single-pack AirTag hardly ever gets discounted. If you're an Apple user and need a Bluetooth tracker to keep tabs on personal items (or pets), you pick one up for AU$9 off the usual RRP. The four pack is also discounted to AU$141.25, which makes each AirTag just over AU$35 – making this a bit more economical if you think you'll use them all.

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 (4-pack)
Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 (4-pack): was AU$169 now AU$127.73 at Amazon AU

Save AU$35.27
While Apple users get the AirTags, Samsung users can reach for the Galaxy SmartTags. Right now, you can save AU$43.01 on the pack of 4 – each one costing AU$31.75 and cheaper than the AirTags listed above. Just be aware that these Bluetooth trackers only work with the Samsung ecosystem, with the software not compatible with anything outside of the SmartThings.

Ugreen  100W Nexode GAN II charger
Prime Exclusive
Ugreen 100W Nexode GAN II charger: was AU$95.99 now AU$62.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$33
This is an equal all-time-low price for one of our favourite USB-C chargers. But the deals don't stop here, and Ugreen has discounted a big range of other chargers for Prime Day.

Ugreen 300W 5-port charger: AU$299.99 AU$223.99
Ugreen 200W 6-port charger: AU$199.99 AU$143.99
Ugreen 65W 3-port charger: AU$69.99 AU$44.99
Ugreen 35W 2-port charger: AU$34.99 AU$22.74

Iniu B62 65W 20,000mAh power bank
Prime Exclusive
Iniu B62 65W 20,000mAh power bank: was AU$79.99 now AU$55.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$24
This is the top-scoring 65W power bank in our buyers guide, and the 20,000 mAh capacity is perfect for charging a phone, laptop or gaming device like a Steam Deck. It's not too heavy to carry on the go, offers excellent efficiency, and even supports Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 up to 45W. It's currently 30% off, and the AU$55.99 price is the same discount we saw on Prime Day in July.

Can also grab the 25,000mAh powerbank for just AU$76.49.

Vrurc T2055 20,000mAh 20W power bank
Prime exclusive
Prime Exclusive
Vrurc T2055 20,000mAh 20W power bank: was AU$49.99 now AU$31.99 at Amazon AU

Save AU$18
This compact mid-sized power bank is a great option for fast charging your phone on longer trips where a smaller capacity power bank won't cut it. The T2055 is one of our top-rated options in our best power bank buyers guide, and is a great deal for AU$31.99. but you can also bring that down to just AU$29.97 by adding the Amazon promo code XQU3ZWV5 at checkout.

Archer AX55 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Router
Prime Exclusive
Archer AX55 Gigabit Wi-Fi 6 AX3000 Router: was AU$159 now AU$119 at Amazon AU

Save AU$40
Our friends at Tom's Guide were impressed in their 4-star TP-Link Archer AX55 review, and it's one of our favourite models thanks to a good mix of solid Wi-Fi performance and an affordable price tag. While it's previously dropped to AU$103.70 on Amazon, this saving ain't too bad either.

 Netgear Nighthawk RAXE500 WiFi 6E tri-band router
 Netgear Nighthawk RAXE500 WiFi 6E tri-band router: was AU$1,099 now AU$548 at Amazon AU

Save AU$551
One of the first (and still one of the best) Wi-Fi 6E routers, this deal drops the price of the high-powered RAXE500 by 56% to hit a new all-time low. You’ll need newer devices to take advantage of its top speeds (a combined 10.8Gbps), but there’s no questioning this one’s fast. And while we’ve not tested it here at TechRadar, our colleagues at Tom’s Guide loved it so much that they’ve made it their #1 pick for best Wi-Fi 6 router.

Asus  ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro router
Prime Exclusive
Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro router: was AU$999 now AU$614 at Amazon AU

Save AU$385
This mighty router is a few years old now, but still offers fast tri-band Wi-Fi 6 with up to 11,000 Mbps throughput, and is ideal for gamers. It's dipped as low as AU$700 on Amazon before but this price is even better. Want to know more? Check out the full Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 Pro review from our pal's over at GamesRadar.

Shopping tips

1. Become a Prime member

While it might cost you a monthly (or annual) fee to be a Prime member, it's the best way to maximise your savings, particularly if you think you're going to shopping on the platform regularly. If you're not a Prime member yet, you can sign up now for a 30-day free trial and, if you do so just before a big sale and cancel the subscription before the trial ends, you get the full benefits without having to pay anything extra, albeit for a short period of time.

Benefits include free and fast shipping, exclusive and early access to select deals, plus free subscriptions to some of Amazon's other services like Prime Video, Prime Reading and Prime Gaming. Find out more about this subscription service in our guide to what is Amazon Prime.

2. Use Amazon coupons

We've got a dedicated page that lists a lot of Amazon coupon codes to help you save on your next shop, but there are always select items on the site that have a little check box that you can tick to bring the price down a little. These coupons can save you anywhere from 5% to 20% off a particular item, and occasionally there's a specific amount of money that gets deducted (e.g. AU$5 off a AU$20 portable power bank), so keep an eye out of them when shopping on Amazon.

Note that when you use these little boxes, the discounted price will only appear when you finally check out – not when the item is sitting in your virtual cart.

3. Track your cart

If you aren't in a hurry to buy something specific, you can always add it to your cart and click "save for later". Amazon has a handy functionality that automatically lets you know if an item in your cart has had a price change.

4. Set up alerts

If you don't want to keep logging into Amazon to check your cart, you can use a site called camelcamelcamel.com to see an item's price history. You just have to copy and paste the URL of the Amazon item you're interested in into Camelcamelcamel's search bar and voila, you get the price history represented by an easy-to-understand graph.

Monitoring this manually, though, can be annoying, so the folks behind this tracking site have created a handy browser plug-in that you can install to receive email alerts when a specific item gets a discount. This is particularly useful during Amazon's big sales if you know what you're after.

5. Use Amazon's Subscribe & Save program

If there are certain products you know you will buy regularly, particular pantry staples and toiletries, you can use the Subscribe & Save feature on Amazon. This option shows up as the default offer when click on items like laundry detergents, coffee pods, nail colour, baby-care items and more, and it's possible to save as much as 15%, with free shipping already available for Prime members.

6. Check Amazon's daily deals

Amazon has a dedicated hub that lists hundreds of offers, called Today's Deal. It sits right on top of the any Amazon page and, while it looks a little daunting to browse, there are filters you can use to narrow down your search if you know what you're after.

If you happen to use an Echo smart device, you can also use a simple voice command to find out what the day's offers are by saying, "Alexa, what are my deals?"

7. Browse overstocked items in the Amazon Outlet store

Amazon also has a dedicated section called the Outlet Store that stocks clearance items going cheap. It also houses overstocked new items too, and these usually have some significant discounts. From electronics to homewares, the Outlet Store can save you a pretty penny, but note that some items may come in a damaged box. If so, there will be a note on the product listing page about its condition.

8. Shop during the big sales

If you're not in a rush to buy something, particularly an expensive item, consider waiting till a big sale comes knocking. By 'big', we mean Prime Day and Black Friday as these two sales are when we see the biggest discounts.

That said, there usually a lot of good deals during Big Smile Sale and the Mid-Year Sale, so don't ignore those if you're keen on shopping through the year.

Max Delaney
Staff Writer

A Digital Content Writer for the Australian TechRadar team, Max covers all things tech and lifestyle and is keen on using tech to make life easier. A 2023 journalism graduate, Max has written across sports, entertainment and business for brands like Zero Digital Media and Valnet.Inc, but found his love for tech in his time at GadgetUser. At home when covering everything from the latest deal and coupon code to the most recent streaming service output, phone or smartwatch, Max excels at using his research, experience and writing ability give you more time to use your tech, not waste time finding it. 

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