EOFY 2026 sales are over — but there are still some leftover bargains to be had
The new financial year has begun, but there are still a few deals still available
It's July, which means the EOFY sales are officially over, and many of the deals we've been featuring here for the past month are gone. That said, some brands are still offering discounts until the end of the week, so it's worth taking a look at the deals that are still active below.
On this page, you'll find the best leftover deals from the EOFY sales period, though you should know this is the last update we will be doing on this page until next year. That means the deals below could expire at any moment.
To keep up with all the latest deals we've discovered, make sure to check out our Amazon AU deals page. We also recommend you bookmark our Prime Day 2026 page, as Amazon's biggest sale of the year will kick off on July 7.
Okay, enough talk — here are the best discounts still remaining from the recent EOFY sales.
EOFY sales: top retailers
- Amazon: big savings on tech, toys, appliances and more
- Appliance Central: massive discounts on TVs and appliances
- Appliances Online: save on TVs, whitegoods, small appliances and more
- Bluetti: use exclusive code Future7AFF to save 7% off select power stations
- Breville: up to AU$300 off + extra 10% off with exclusive code BREVFUTURE10
- Dell: price-match guarantees through June
- Dyson: save up on vacuums, purifiers and hair tools
- eBay: discounts on gaming, tech, TVs and more
- HP: up to 50% off select laptops, accessories and more
- JB Hi-Fi: save on big-ticket tech items, plus office furniture
- Kleva Range: 15% off with minimum AU$175 spend and code EOFY26
- Kogan: huge discounts across TVs, gaming and appliances
- Lenovo: up to 47% off select PCs, laptops and more
- Optus: save AU$600 on S26 Ultra, AU$800 on the Pixel 10 Pro Fold and more
- Samsung: deals on phones, headphones, TVs and more
- SecretLab: score up to AU$159 off select products
EOFY sales: best deals
Audio
Sennheiser's Momentum 4 Wireless headphones are one of its finest creations to date, boasting refined audio, terrific ANC and transparency, support for hi-res streaming codecs, and an impressive 60 hours of battery life. While we have seen them a little bit cheaper, this is still a great price. Make sure to tick the 'Apply 5% coupon' box on the listing page to get the price listed here.
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This new Play model, a new take on the impressive Wonderboom 3, offers a fresh and more sustainable design. With up to 10 hours of playback on a single charge and an IP67 rating, this compact portable speaker is ready to go wherever, whenever. Don't forget to smash that 'price check' button for the full discount.
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Phones & accessories
This mini powerbank will fit in a pocket or bag and can charge two devices at the same time. Plus, it's less than AU$50 with this current discount, making it a thoughtful and budget-friendly gift.
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Missed out on the free storage upgrade that was available for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra during its preorder period? You're in luck, because The Good Guys are still offering the 512GB model for the same price as the 256GB version. Just make sure you hit the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.
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It might not be the newest kid on the block, but a 15% discount makes the iPhone 16 an absolute steal. Driven by the formidable A18 Bionic chip, it handles daily tasks with ease and snaps incredible photos thanks to its advanced 48MP and 12MP dual-camera system.
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Tablets
Looking for a powerful tablet that can double as a laptop? The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is about as high‑end as it gets. Its huge 14.6‑inch OLED display, ultra‑slim 5.1mm frame and bundled S Pen make it ideal for both productivity and creative work, backed by full Google Gemini AI support and Samsung DeX for a proper desktop‑style workflow. Samsung’s deal sweetens the package with a straight AU$300 discount — dropping the starting price from AU$2,099 to AU$1,799.
On top of that, you can optionally cut even more off the total with up to AU$500 in Trade‑In value if you’ve got an older tablet or phone to hand over.
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Appliances
Roast, bake, or crisp twice as many dishes with Ninja's DoubleStack air fryer tower, now near its all-time low on Amazon. This model houses two independently controlled drawers that can cook up to four different foods at once, all while taking up less counter space than a typical extra-large air fryer. With a massive 9.5L capacity, you can even control the timings so that your meal is done at the exact same time.
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The Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer is a game-changer with two independent 3.8L baskets (7.6L total), allowing you to cook two dishes in different ways simultaneously. It features six customisable programs: Max Crisp, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Reheat and Dehydrate, giving you plenty of options in the kitchen. Hit the 'price check' button for the full discount.
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As the name suggests, Ninja's XXXL Flexi Drawer Air Fryer delivers outstanding flexibility thanks to two huge drawers with a combined capacity of 10.4L, allowing you to cook different foods simultaneously. With 7 built-in smart programs, you can prepare family meals with ease. To get the full discount, make sure you hit the 'Price Check' button.
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If you want a stylish, tilt-head stand mixer to suit your kitchen, this is an excellent deal. With a 4.3L capacity, it's large enough to bake up to 8 dozen cookies in a single batch. A powerful mixer, it has 10 speeds to quickly whisk, mix, beat and whip up a storm.
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Much like the mixers above, the KSM-192 beats, whisks, and kneads at 10 different speeds, so you don't have to. The bowl is big enough to support 9 dozen cookies or 4 loaves of bread at a time. Plus, it comes with a flat beater, coated dough hook, and 6-wire whip. Available in a rainbow of colours under the same listing.
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I've owned this little food chopper for almost a year, and it has truly transformed my kitchen setup. It can pulse, blend and chop up to 3.5 cups of food at the same time, and it's very cute to look at. That said, it may not suit larger recipes or meal prepping, as you may need to process more batches, and yet it still saves time compared to manually chopping your produce.
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If you don’t need a stand mixer, or it might take up too much space, you could consider a speedy hand mixer instead. Surely nine speeds should do just the trick, without needing much baker's elbow to get it going. Now discounted to just AU$169, the mixer also comes with five different attachments, including a dough hook and a whisk.
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Churn your own ice-cream creations with this attachment for the KitchenAid stand mixer. All you need to do is attach the bowl once it’s out of the freezer, pop on the dasher attachment, add in your preferred ice-cream mix and churn until frozen (and delicious!). This attachment will get plenty of use in the warmer months, so it's worth snapping up at this discounted rate.
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Coffee machines
This magic coffee machine does it all and makes it look easy. With one swipe, you can select your preferred drink from a range of presets, and it'll automatically dispense the perfect amount of coffee into the portafilter. You will need to adjust the grind size yourself, but otherwise the Oracle Touch takes care of the rest — think tamping the puck and frothing the milk. If you want greater input, you can have it, allowing you to experiment to your heart's content.
You'll even score two bags of beans free, courtesy of beanz.com.au. Just make sure to apply our exclusive coupon code at checkout to receive the full discount.
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Get barista-quality coffee at home with Breville's Barista Express, now discounted by 16% thanks to this doorbuster deal from The Good Guys. This machine has both a grinder and a frother, which is perfect for making a cheeky cappuccino or six. That said, you will have to tamp your own ground coffee with the included puck. Hit the 'Price Beat' button to get the full discount.
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Vacuums
Save a tidy AU$350 off the new V16 Piston Animal with Floor Dok during Dyson's EOFY sale. The key to getting this full discount is using the code SAVEPISTON at checkout. You'll need to act fast, as this code won't last long.
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Master spot cleaning on the go with Shark's Stainforce. Complete with a portable stain scrubber, spray bottle and carrier, this spot cleaner can move around the house with you or can even be put in the back of the car.
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Personal care
Air styling combines smart settings in the Dyson Airwrap i.d. styler. Using the My Dyson app, the styler adjusts heat and airflow based on your hair type and texture, delivering perfect curls or blowouts with a frizz-free finish every time.
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Slashing 34% off the RRP, the Dyson Airstrait can take your hair styling routine to a whole new level. The no-hot-plate hair straightener is also a dryer that can dry totally wet hair to a naturally straight finish in just a matter of minutes. With three temperature settings and precise airflow blades, this hair tool is ideal for those looking to reduce their drying and styling time. Also included in the box is a non-slip heat-resistant mat, which can be used to place the styler down in between sections.
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With smart settings and a specialised diffuser attachment for curly hair types, the Dyson Supersonic Nural is perfect for anyone. It features all the beloved settings of the original, but also comes packed with sensors and attachments. The latter are intelligent too, allowing the hair dryer to remember the last settings used. Now, with AU$252 off, this hair dryer is worth picking up quicksmart.
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Score 25% off the Supersonic R, Dyson's lighter and compact hair dryer. The curved design promotes more optimised airflow, but features the same great features of its predecessor.
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Gaming
Wearables
Televisions
Admittedly, the U8500F hasn't been at full retail price for a while, but this is a great price to pay for a larger Samsung telly. The 75-inch Samsung U8500F Crystal UHD TV offers 4K resolution and HDR10+ support, though gamers should note that it only has a 50Hz native refresh rate. Still, this is a great, budget-friendly TV, especially at this price. Make sure you click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.
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Challenging Samsung in the "TVs that look like framed art" segment, the Hisense Canvas S7NAU 4K QLED TV stands out as an affordable option, especially at its current discounted price. It delivers vivid 4K quantum dot colour, a native 144Hz refresh rate (with simulated 240 motion rate), and operates on the VIDAA U8 smart TV OS. Plus, it supports Dolby Vision, which is a feature Samsung lacks. Make sure to hit the 'Price Beat' button.
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The Bravia 5 is Sony's mid-range mini-LED TV and the replacement for the excellent X90L. We've not reviewed it fully just yet, but we've gone eyes-on with the 98-inch version and found it to deliver a sumptuous picture, with deep blacks and bright, punchy colours. It does suffer from some off-axis viewing issues, but otherwise this is a superb screen. For a TV this size and spec, we reckon this discount makes this Bravia a good option for those looking to upgrade to a bigger display, even though this isn't the cheapest price we've seen on this telly. Make sure to click the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.
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Home internet
Superloop | NBN 500 | AU$65p/m (for 6 months, then AU$95p/m)
With typical evening speeds of 500Mbps downloads and 40Mbps uploads, Superloop's Family Max plan is a top pick if you’re after a popular NBN 500 plan. With a low introductory rate of just AU$65p/m, you'll save AU$156 in total before the price returns to its usual AU$95p/m ongoing rate. Plus, during Superloop's Super Wi-Fi Sale, you can score two Amazon eero 7 routers for the price of one, which is a certified steal.
As a bonus perk, you can optionally boost your connection to NBN 1000 speeds for up to five days every month, and thanks to Superloop's no-lock-in contract, you can jump up (or down) plans at any time. Do note that, as with NBN 1000, this tier is only available to homes with an FTTP or HFC connection.
Total minimum cost: AU$65 | Total first year cost: AU$960 | Total yearly cost after first year: AU$1,140
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Kogan | NBN 100 | AU$69.90p/m (for 12 months, then AU$85.90p/m)
Kogan’s Gold Plus NBN 100 clocks in with evening speeds of 99Mbps and 20Mbps uploads, which is pretty typical across the speed tier. However, thanks to this EOFY discount offer, you'll save AU$16p/m over the first 12 months — or a total of AU$192 — before the price increases to AU$85.90p/m ongoing. This makes it the cheapest plan across the 30+ providers I monitor.
What makes it even better is that Kogan also offers an Internet Price Pledge, so if you find a better price on the same speed NBN plan, the telco will give you back double the difference. And this plan costs the same as Kogan's NBN 500 offering, so if you have an FTTP or HFC connection at home, it's worth the upgrade.
Total minimum cost: AU$69.90 | Total first year cost: AU$838.80 | Total yearly cost: AU$1,030.80
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EOFY sales 2026: What is it and when does it take place?
In Australia, the end of financial year is June 30. Once the calendar has changed to July 1, a new financial year will have started, and individuals and business will have until October 30 to file their tax returns for the previous financial year with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
So where do the EOFY sales fit within all this? Good question — in the lead up to EOFY, Australia's retailers will try and move as much of the previous year's remaining stock as possible, which is why so many perfectly good items are marked down to near-clearance prices.
That not only gives Aussie consumers the chance to save big on products they've had their eye on, it also gives them one more opportunity to buy tax-deductible items for work before the financial year is up.
Typically, Australia’s EOFY sales kick off on or around June 1 and run until the end of the month on June 30. That said, some retailers will have been known to start their EOFY sales earlier by slashing their prices from the end of May. Still, it's our opinion that the best EOFY deals usually arrive in June, so don't be afraid to wait a little for a better deal to come along.
EOFY sales 2026: What to expect
Looking to save money on electronics? You're bound to find plenty of amazing deals and discounts during this year's EOFY sales.
Based on the tax-time deals we've covered in previous years, we're expecting massive savings on all kinds of tech items during EOFY 2023. That means price reductions on laptops and computers, headphones, gaming consoles and peripherals, TVs, smartphones and tablets, small and large appliances, cameras, beauty products, smart home devices and much more.
Obviously, every retailer is different. That said, we've come to expect discounts as big as 50% off on larger items during EOFY sales, and up to 70% on smaller ones like books and games.
Our advice? Bookmark this page and come back regularly, because we'll be continually populating it with all sorts of deals and discounts throughout the month of June. You won't want to miss out!
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Stephen Lambrechts is the Managing Editor of Tom's Guide AU and has written professionally across the categories of tech, film, television and gaming for the last 15 years. Before Tom's Guide, he spent several years as a Senior Journalist at TechRadar, had a brief stint as Editor in Chief at Official Xbox Magazine Australia, and has written for such publications as APC, TechLife Australia, T3, FilmInk, AskMen, Daily Telegraph and IGN. He's an expert when it comes to smartphones, TVs, gaming and streaming. In his spare time, he enjoys watching obscure horror movies on physical media, keeping an eye on the latest retro sneaker releases and listening to vinyl. Occasionally, he also indulges in other non-hipster stuff, like hiking.
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