Samsung Cyber Monday deals: our 9 favourite offers on phones, TVs, tablets and more
Black Friday is now in the rear-view mirror and Cyber Monday is now here, and Samsung's Cyber Monday sale is still going strong with deals across all product categories.
Samsung's Cyber Monday deals includes reduced prices on its category-leading Galaxy phones. We're already seeing hundreds off some of the brand's best Android phones —you can save across newer flagships like the Galaxy S25 Ultra, Galaxy S25 and S25 FE, as well as some of Samsung's budget phone options.
Other deal highlights include the all-new Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra and S10 FE tablets, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 foldable phone and one of the best TVs in the Samsung Q90F.
If you already own a Samsung device, you can save an extra 5% by checking out with Samsung Pay. And, if you find the same product for less at a qualifying retailer — up to 14 days after purchasing — the Samsung Price Promise will match the price and refund the difference.
- Want to save more? Check out the latest Samsung Australia coupon codes.
Our favourite Samsung Store Black Friday deals
Given it already provides a flagship-like experience at a much more affordable price, this additional AU$200 discount on the impressive Galaxy S25 FE should not be overlooked. It offers premium features like a 120Hz (6.7-inch) display, solid cameras, full Galaxy AI tools, and great battery life. Need more storage? The 512GB model is also reduced by AU$200 and includes a bonus phone case.
While this isn't a direct discount, this deal lets you snag the AU$699 Samsung Music Frame for free when you purchase a Galaxy S25 phone. A unique speaker that's designed to look like a piece of art on your wall, its been praised for its wireless streaming capabilities and room-filling audio, despite a less-than-perfect sound. This is not a bad pairing for the Galaxy S25 phone, which we awarded 4 stars in our review and said that "the performance and battery life boosts alone make this year's upgrade worthwhile."
While this price was briefly beaten by a secret Samsung EOFY sale earlier this year, we still reckon this is an adequate discount if you're looking for the ultimate Android phone in 2025. That's exactly what we called it in our Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review – applauding its snappy performance, gorgeous display, superb cameras, powerful AI tools and incredible battery life. You use Samsung's price promise to match JB Hi-FI's price of AU$1,737.
The Galaxy Watch 8 is easily Samsung's best base model smartwatch to date. It boasts a slick design, impressive health tracking features, and dedicated AI functionality. These features help provide deeper insights into your sleep, among other improvements. We've highlighted the 40mm model here as it's the cheapest available, although please note that all sport band and fabric bands are now out of stock. The cheapest way to get the 40mm Watch 8 is to add an Athleisure Band. The deal price listed here has been updated to reflect this.
Given we wrote about a 15% saving in June, calling this 40% discount worth snapping up is a giant understatement. Unlike many of its competitors, the Galaxy Ring already requires no monthly subscription fee, so this price-cut makes it one of the most incredibly cost-effective premium health trackers currently on the market. In our Samsung Galaxy Ring review we awarded it 4.5-stars, loving the way it integrates into the Samsung Health app and that it doesn't require an ongoing subscription to use (unlike most other smart rings). Make sure to use Samsung's free sizing kit to ensure you get the appropriate ring size, then update your order within 21 days to finalise it.
In our Samsung S95F review, we called it "Samsung's greatest OLED television to date". It sits comfortably within our guide to the best TVs in Australia, as its incredibly vibrant screen is excellent for even the brightest of rooms, thanks in part to a rather genius anti-glare coating. Plus, its extensive gaming features make it versatile all-round entertainment machine. The 65-inch option is now sold out and the 77- and 83-inch versions are both full price, but if a smaller size suits you can still snag an impressive AU$1,400 off the 55-inch model.
Will many people be looking to drop AU$5,999 on a behemoth new TV this Black Friday? Perhaps not, but if you are, Samsung has quite the deal for you. Th amazing Samsung QN900F has earned praise from many reviewers (including a full five stars from our sister site TechRadar) and further builds on the strengths of last year's QN900D. It offers stellar performance, from its 8K picture and impressive sound quality to its impressive gaming talents. It demands a steep price, even at AU$2,500 off, but if you want a very large, very detailed set it does deliver. The 65-inch and 75-inch models are equally impressive and also discounted – starting at AU$2,799.
Want a tablet, but don't quite need the Tab S11 Ultra's massive near 15-inch display or power? The Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus might be just what you're after. Performance wise, we didn't think it quite matched the M3 iPad Air in our Galaxy Tab S10 FE Plus review, but this deal makes it considerably cheaper than its main competitor. Perfect for reading and watching by the pool or in the bath thanks to its waterproof build, it offers a fantastic display and comes with an S Pen for even greater versatility.
Samsung's flagship wireless earbuds receive a healthy discount direct from maker. Sporting a revised design that clearly takes 'inspiration' from Apple's AirPods, these earbuds feature a lively sound and a strong feature set. We noted, however, that the audio might be a bit too forward and brash for some listeners. At this price though, they're an easier recommendation.
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Other top Black Friday Samsung deals
We think the deals above are the current cream of the (early) crop, but Samsung is already discounting a wide range across its official store. If the products above aren't quite tickling your fancy, check out these other sales below.
- Save AU$1,000 on the 98-inch Crystal UHD DU900 4K TV
- Save AU$800 on the 34-inch Odyssey OLED G8 Curved Gaming Monitor
- Save AU$500 on the 65-inch The Frame Pro 4K TV
- Save AU$400 on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
- Save AU$400 on the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S11
- Save AU$400 on the 65-inch Neo QN1EF 4K TV
- Save AU$400 on the S-Series Ultra Slim Soundbar
- Save AU$100 budget-focused Samsung Galaxy A26
- Save 35% on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 when you pair it with a bespoke band
- Save 20% on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Lite
Samsung Black Friday 2025 sale: FAQs and key information
How to pick the right Samsung phone for your needs
Once you've settled on getting a Samsung, the next big question is price. Samsung's top-end phones are serious investments, often carrying a price tag higher than even the most expensive iPhone. Make sure you're not paying a premium for features you'll never touch.
Think about what you really need. Is the S Pen a must-have? It's more than a basic stylus – it's also a handy Bluetooth remote — but it also adds to the cost. What about a foldable phone? While it can replace your tablet, a "fold" will likely cost you more than buying a regular phone and a tablet combined.
After you've set a budget, pause before you buy. Samsung phones go on sale relatively frequently. We see great deals every Black Friday, but you can also find trade-in offers, free earbud bundles, and other discounts at various times of the year.
What makes Samsung stand out from other Android phones?
Samsung has a major edge: it makes many of its own best-in-class hardware components, from the sharpest displays and fastest memory to the processors. The company uses these top-tier parts for its own Galaxy phones, which is why their quality is so consistent.
Compared to other Android brands, Samsung also has a clear lead in customer support, offering the most robust service. If you (or life) happen to break your phone, Samsung has a well-established track record and many different options for getting it fixed.
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