Afterpay Day 2025: best 10 deals still available after the August sale

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As one of Australia's key sales events, Afterpay Day unites big brands and retailers, offering massive discounts across various categories. The second Afterpay Day sale of the year has come to a close overnight, but fret not — there are tonnes of great deals still available post-sale.

The event kicked off at 8am AEST on Thursday, August 14 and concluded at 11:59pm AEST on Sunday, August 17, marking a huge four-day deals fest.

While the event is named after the popular 'buy now pay later' service, you should know that many of the deals you'll find during the sale won't actually require you to use Afterpay. Of course, it's always handy to have the option of splitting your online purchases into four fortnightly payments.

We've compiled these limited-time deals still worth considering after the event's end, so if you missed out, we've got you covered. Until the next Afterpay Day, happy shopping!

Afterpay Day 2025: best 10 deals

Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World Bundle
use code RISE10
Save AU$77
Nintendo Switch 2 Console + Mario Kart World Bundle: was AU$769.95 now AU$692.95 at eBay

Nintendo Switch 2 takes what worked about its best-selling predecessor and makes impactful upgrades across the board. From the excellent, noticeably larger, 7.9-inch display to the more powerful internal specs, the Switch 2 is a full leap forward and the best hybrid console you can buy. This bundle deal comes with the newest iteration of Mario Kart, Mario Kart World, too. Just make sure to use code RISE10 and complete your purchase with Afterpay to score the full discount.

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INIU B6 22.5W power bank
Save AU$21.50
INIU B6 22.5W power bank: was AU$46.99 now AU$25.49 at Amazon

If you're constantly on the go, be it commuting or travelling, there's no better accessory to have than a portable power bank for your devices. Our colleagues over at TechRadar give this INIU top marks in their best power banks guide, as it can fast charge your phone or your laptop with ease, and still have extra juice left over. Just make sure to apply the 15% coupon before checkout!

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TCL C7K 65-inch
Save AU$954
TCL C7K 65-inch: was AU$2,299 now AU$1,345 at Appliance Central

Packed with TCL’s latest QD mini-LED technology, the C7K is a premium, yet relatively affordable TV for most Aussie lounge rooms. Featuring high brightness levels, vivid colours and deep blacks, this screen will elevate your home movie nights, while a built-in Bang & Olufsen speaker system could make you think twice about investing in a soundbar.

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Nespresso Vertuo Pop Bundle (Spicy Red)
Nespresso Vertuo Pop Bundle (Spicy Red): was AU$319 now AU$149.99 at Amazon

While we've seen this machine for cheaper, you can't surpass the one-touch convenience of a Nespresso Vertuo Pop. Now available in this fun Spicy Red colourway at Amazon with a complimentary coffee pod sample kit and milk frother.

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Laifen SE hair dryer
Save AU$75
Laifen SE hair dryer: was AU$249.99 now AU$174.99 at Amazon

If you're strapped for cash when it comes to owning one of the best hair dryers — aren't we all? — then the Laifen SE is one to consider. This turbocharged dryer packs an impressive 105,000RPM motor that can generate wind speeds of up to 21kmph, meaning it'll dry your hair in no time. The dryer comes with two magnetic attachments — the Smooth Nozzle for frizz-free finishes and the Diffuser Nozzle for curly and coily hair types.

With four temperature settings indicated by different LED light colours, a thermo-control microprocessor that helps avoid heat damage, and cute pastel colourways like purple and white, this Laifen deal is not one to miss. Be sure to apply the 30% off coupon before adding it to your cart to score this full discount.

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Sperax Walking Pad RM-A-01
Save AU$100
Sperax Walking Pad RM-A-01: was AU$299.99 now AU$199.99 at Amazon

While we haven't reviewed this particular walking pad in our best under desk treadmills lineup, it does meet the criteria to be included in the running. The Sperax RM-A-01 walking pad houses three modes — walking, jogging and vibration — so you can meet your fitness goals while working from home. It's light, compact and easily folded away, so you won't have to worry about the machine taking up too much floor space when not in use.

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Breville Bambino Plus espresso machine
Use code BREVFUTURE10
Save AU$234.90
Breville Bambino Plus espresso machine: was AU$729 now AU$494.10 at Breville

It doesn’t quite match a previous low of AU$349, but this nice discount using our exclusive code BREVFUTURE10 is still rather reasonable on the Bambino Plus. This compact machine ranks third on our best coffee machines list as a budget-friendly beginner machine. You'll need to pair it with a great coffee grinder; however, you can expect some seriously gorgeous crema and effortless microfoam.

Also available at Amazon for AU$525, but no matter where you buy this machine, you'll surely be impressed.

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Dyson Supersonic Nural
Save AU$266
Dyson Supersonic Nural: was AU$749 now AU$483 at Dyson

Now at a new low, Dyson's "most intelligent" hairdryer is designed to dry your hair faster and without the possibility of heat damage thanks to its new Scalp Protect mode. We gave it a massive 4 out of 5 stars in our review, only knocking it back due to its hefty price tag. But now, with an impressive discount on the Ceramic Patina / Topaz colourway from its maker, this hairdryer is worth snapping up.

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SteelSeries Apex Pro (Full-Size)
Save AU$121.93
SteelSeries Apex Pro (Full-Size): was AU$439 now AU$317.07 at Amazon

We're now getting into true pro-level territory with the SteelSeries Apex Pro, which boasts magnetic Hall effect rapid-trigger switches for ultra-fast actuation and response time. Its linear OmniPoint switches also offer adjustable actuation from 0.4–3.6mm, allowing you to precisely customisable the feel and travel distance of every key. It also boasts a frame made from aircraft-grade aluminium alloy for increased durability.

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Sony WF-C510
Save AU$21
Sony WF-C510: was AU$108 now AU$87 at Amazon

Need a cheap pair of buds that'll deliver some solid Spatial audio? Meet the Sony WF-C510s. These buds deliver some punchy, detailed sound, with support for 360 Reality Audio, nice ANC and impressive battery life.

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FAQs

What is Afterpay Day?

Afterpay Day is a bi-annual shopping event involving Aussie retailers that support Afterpay's 'buy now pay later' service. The event has grown in popularity over the years, with thousands of retailers across Australia now taking part in the bargain bonanza.

Although the event is named after Afterpay, many of the deals on offer during the sale period do not require you to use the service in order to save.

Afterpay Day deals are wide in scope, with thousands of brands discounted in numerous categories. These include tech, fashion, beauty homewares, travel, appliances and more.

What is Afterpay?

Afterpay is a 'buy now pay later' service similar to lay-by, only payment takes place over four fortnightly instalments. Additionally, you don't have to wait for your purchase to be fully paid off — Afterpay lets you receive your goods up front.

Afterpay payments are interest free — all you have to do is make sure the required amount is available in your account for each automatic payment, otherwise you will incur a AU$10 late fee.

When is Afterpay Day in 2025?

The second Afterpay Day sale for 2025 took place from Thursday, August 14, to Sunday, August 17. The first Afterpay Day in 2025 took place from Thursday, March 20 and Sunday, March 23.

How often is there an Afterpay Day sale?

Afterpay Day is a bi-annual event, meaning it occurs twice a year. The first Afterpay Day of 2025 took place March 20-23, 2025. The second Afterpay Day was from August 14-17, 2025.

How long do Afterpay Day sales last?

Afterpay Day sales typically occur over a four-day period.

Stephen Lambrechts

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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