The Good Guys 12-hour sale knocks 15% off a huge range, runs 6pm-6am tonight

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If you’ve been holding out on a big-ticket tech item, tonight might be the time to buy. Starting at 6pm tonight (July 26), The Good Guys' 12-hour sale discounts a big range of products by 15% with the use a specific code.

Running until 6am AEST on Tuesday, July 27, you’ll be able to find TVs, laptops, kitchen appliances and much more at 15% off – all you need to do is enter the code HOME15 or EVENING15 at checkout to nab the discount.

While 15% may not seem like very much on premium products like the big-screen TVs, it's quite a significant saving. For example, you can easily save AU$359 on this 65-inch LG Nano86 4K telly.

Not in the market for TVs? The Good Guys are also knocking 15% off computers and vacuum cleaners too!

Anyone updating their kitchen can also take advantage of this sale and get a new fridge, dishwasher or oven with the same 15% off checkout code.

In the lead up to the sale though, we noticed that some popular products such as the Chromecast with Google TV were no longer available on The Good Guys’ online store, so don’t expect to find everything you want at 15% off.

We've checked out the tellies in this flash sale for ourselves and have picked out some of our favourites below.

TVs

Laptops

While there aren't any particularly powerful gaming laptops discounted, there are a few a gems for anyone looking for an everyday work machine.

If you really need a caffeine fix while in lockdown, you can save a decent chunk of change on some excellent coffee machines too.

Coffee machines

Don't let lockdown get you down – you can impress the family with a great barbie that won't take up a lot of space or without having to spend top dollar.

BBQs

Jasmine Gearie
Ecommerce Editor

Jasmine Gearie was previously an Ecommerce Editor at TechRadar Australia, with a primary focus on helping readers find the best mobile and NBN plans. During her time with TechRadar, she also reported on important telco news in Australia, and helped track down tech deals to help readers save money.