Don’t miss out: these last‑minute EOFY TV deals are your final chance to score a new set at clearance prices

Sony's new True RGB TV range, which includes the Bravia 7 II, is pushing display technology to new heights thanks to an incredible backlight system that uses individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs to deliver pure colour and brightness to its screen. That means OLED-level contrast and immense colour accuracy at any brightness level. Right now, the Bravia 7 II is currently discounted by up to AU$1,500 on Sony's online store for EOFY.

50-inch: AU$2,699 AU$2,299
55-inch: AU$2,999 AU$2,499
65-inch: AU$3,999 AU$3,299
75-inch: AU$5,499 AU$4,499
85-inch: AU$7,499 AU$5,999

I was blown away by Samsung’s S90H OLED TV when I saw it earlier this year, and this particular model is the one I would pick from Samsung's 2026 lineup. It's basically the same panel as the flagship S95H, minus the polarising metallic frame design, meaning it also boasts a glare-free display. Make sure you click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.

The brand‑new R95H Micro RGB TV has already landed with an EOFY discount, which means I no longer have to consider selling a kidney to afford one. It reaches 100% of the BT.2020 colour space thanks to its Micro RGB structure and the custom processors designed specifically for this panel. Samsung’s anti‑glare treatment is included as well, giving it stronger clarity and contrast in bright viewing environments. Don't forget to click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.

Sony's going all-in on True RGB tech this year, but if you'd still prefer one of the manufacturer's OLED TVs, this model from last year is your best bet. The Bravia 8 II pairs Sony’s XR Processor with its XR Triluminos Max colour system to make full use of the QD‑OLED panel’s quantum dot capabilities, producing richer, more accurate colours and noticeably improved brightness. Make sure you click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.

Sony's Bravia 8 is an easy recommendation for most households. Even though it uses a ‘standard’ WOLED panel rather than the QD-OLED one like the previous TV, Sony’s processing gives it a real lift — delivering impressive brightness and wonderfully natural colour that feels true to the brand’s signature look. The built‑in audio system is another highlight, standing out as one of the strongest integrated setups you’ll find in a modern TV. Just remember to click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.

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. Don't forget to click on the 'Price Check' button to get the full discount.

Sure, Direct LED technology may not match the sophistication of Sony's Mini LED and OLED TVs, but you'd be amazed at what the company has accomplished with this older backlighting system. Thanks to Sony's advanced Triluminos Pro technology and the powerful 4K HDR Processor X1, you get smooth motion and enhanced contrast. Plus, it’s an excellent deal for a 75-inch TV. Just make sure you hit the 'price check' button for the best price.

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.

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.