Amazon Prime Day 2021 in Australia: all the best deals still live on Day 3 Amazon Prime Day

Nintendo Switch console | AU$469.95 AU$348 (save AU$121.95)

This is a lower price than we saw during Amazon’s Mid-Year Sale, so now you can have the 2019 revision of the Nintendo Switch in either grey or neon for AU$379 or AU$348 respectively. That’s 26% off the RRP. The Mario Red & Blue Edition is also discounted, though only by AU$71.95.

Nintendo Switch Lite (all colours) | AU$329.95 AU$228 (save AU$101.95)

Amazon’s doing a genuinely amazing deal on the Switch Lite for this year’s Prime Day, dropping the portable console to one of the lowest Aussie prices we’ve ever seen – just AU$228. That’s a good AU$20 cheaper than it’s been on Amazon AU before. The catch ism this big discount is only the Turquoise option, while the others are all AU$289 (still not a bad discount).

Xbox Series S | AU$499 AU$429 (save AU$70)

The latest generation of consoles are still super fresh on the market (and very rarely in stock), so seeing AU$70 off the Xbox Series S is certainly worth a look. It’s not quite as powerful as the Series X, but if you’re looking for a more compact and casual entry into the current generation of gaming, you should probably pounce on this opportunity.

Nintendo Switch Pro Controller | AU$99.95 AU$82 (save AU$18.95)

Nintendo’s detachable Joy-Con controllers are great, but if you like to play for more than an hour or two at a time, they can get uncomfortable to use. With excellent ergonomics, HD rumble and built-in amiibo functionality, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is up there with the best console gamepads on the market. It was down to AU$69 for a limited-time Lightning Deal, but while that low price is no longer available, there’s still a small 18% discount available.

PS5 Pulse 3D wireless headset | AU$159.95 AU$138 (save AU$21.95)

The last couple of days, this headset was at its lowest price to date. That offer is no longer available but it’s still discounted by 14% if you’d like to get your hands on it. It delivers solid stereo sound and a good quality mic, though we’re not fans of its plastic build quality. Still, it’s a no-fuss headset that works like a dream with the PS5.

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con | AU$119.95 AU$98 (save AU$21.95)

If you own a Nintendo Switch and want to expand your host of Joy-Cons so more players can join in the fun (or if you just want to replace your current controllers), then you can pick up a pair from AU$98. They were available for AU$79 a pop in a Lightning Deal, but if you missed out, this isn’t a bad price.

Alienware 25-inch gaming monitor (AW2521HF) | AU$699 AU$559.20 (save AU$139.80)

This 25-inch Alienware monitor is currently discounted directly from Dell for AU$559, and Amazon’s lower price is no longer available. But it’s been price matched and still carries a 20% discount. It’s an IPS panel with a 240Hz refresh rate, which will set you up nicely for smooth gaming. Compatibility with AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync round out the excellent package.

Logitech G Pro wireless gaming mouse | AU$200 AU$147 (save AU$53)

This is an excellent wireless gaming mouse, with a lightweight build, swappable components and some understated Logitech design flair. It has an optical Hero 16K sensor and 16,000 DPI, plus a promised battery life of 40 plus hours.

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Razer Basilisk V2 | AU$149 AU$65 (save AU$84)

The Razer Basilisk V2 gaming mouse has seen a huge price cut – if you don’t mind buying from Amazon’s US store. It comes with a 20K DPI optical sensor and 11 different buttons which can easily be customised using Razer’s app.

[Ships from Amazon US]

Nintendo Switch games

If you’re after some new games for your Nintendo Switch then you’re in luck, as a bunch of titles are heavily discounted for Prime Day. Some Switch game deals include:

Civilization VI | AU$14.77
Ring Fit Adventure | AU$97
Super Mario Maker 2 | AU$64
Monster Hunter Rise | AU$49
New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe | AU$58
Animal Crossing New Horizons | AU$64
Super Mario Party | AU$63

PlayStation 4 games | starting from AU$10

A huge range of classic PS4 games are available for as little as AU$10 as part of Amazon Prime Day. If you’re after more recent blockbusters, there are some discounts there as well, here are the highlights:

Ratchet & Clank | AU$10
The Last of Us Remastered | AU$10
Uncharted 4 | AU$10
Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition | AU$10
God of War | AU$10
Watch Dogs: Legion | AU$28
Ghost of Tsushima | AU$65
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla | AU$44

PS5 media remote | AU$49.95 AU$35 (save AU$14.95)

If you’ve managed to snag a PS5 since their release last November (or still plan to pick one up once availability opens up some more) and you use your PS5 for streaming content, one of these remotes is a must, offering a far more refined way to control movies and TV than a DualSense controller.

Samsung Galaxy Book Pro | i5 / 8GB / 512GB SSD | AU$1,922 AU$1,601 (save AU$321)

We know the smartphones, and now meet the laptops. This beauty from Samsung is no slouch – a 15-inch display, 11th-gen Core CPU, lots of storage, decent system memory – there’s a lot going for the Galaxy Book Pro. This particular model isn’t officially available in AU but you can import it from the US and, thanks for Amazon Prime Day, it’s cheaper than its usual price. Note that this offer is only on the Mystic Silver model, but the Mystic Blue is only a few dollars more.

[Ships from Amazon US]

LG Gram | i5 / 16GB / 512GB SSD | AU$2,599 AU$2,339.10 (save AU$259.90)

This 16-inch LG laptop (2021) comes with the latest 11th-gen Intel processor and plenty of system memory for all your multi-tasking needs. It’s lightweight for a 16-incher, boasts an excellent screen and offers very impressive battery life. And while it was at a pretty good price earlier, there’s still a small 10% discount in case you’d like to get it.

Asus ZenBook Flip 13 OLED | i7 / 16GB / 1TB SSD | AU$2,299 AU$1,675 (save AU$624)

It’s usually impossible to find this particular configuration of the 13-inch ZenBook Flip OLED in Australia, and if you do, it costs almost as much as AU$2,500. Get it from Amazon US before Prime Day ends there and you can save a decent chunk on this machine – gorgeous OLED screen, 11th-gen Core CPU and a whopper 1TB SSD included. It even supports the new Wi-Fi 6 standard. In fact, it’s over a hundred dollary-doos cheaper now than before.

[Ships from Amazon US]

UPDATE: This configuration is currently unavailable, but we’ll update this offer if fresh stock arrives before Prime Day ends.

Razer Blade Pro 17 | i7 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD / RTX 3070 | AU$4,699 AU$3,300 (save AU$1,399)

The Razer Blade Pro 17 (2021) is one of our top picks for the best gaming laptops in Australia, and if you want a highly specced machine sporting an RTX 3070, you can’t go wrong here. It comes with a gorgeous 17-inch QHD display, and you’ll save a massive AU$1,399 on it.

Lenovo, Asus and Acer Chromebooks | Save up to 38%

Whether you’re a student looking for an affordable laptop or you’re just chasing a solid, portable computing solution, Chromebooks are a great option. Amazon is discounting a huge range of popular Chromebooks by up to 35%, including the ever-popular Lenovo Flex 5 (see below), and our highly-praised IdeaPad Duet, so check out the full list of deals to see if any of them meet your needs.

Amazon eero 6 mesh Wi-Fi system (3-pack) | AU$499 AU$349 (save AU$150)

This mesh networking kit promises to eliminate wireless dead zones and spread speedy Wi-Fi 6 access across your entire home. It had a AU$200 discount for the first two days of Prime Day, but even at the current 30% it’s an absolute steal for this kind system. It also integrates Zigbee smart home hub capabilities, so it can be used to centrally monitor and control a whole range of smart home gear, like lights, sensors, security and more.

AOC I1601FWUX 15.6-inch USB-C portable monitor | AU$260.22 AU$207 (save AU$53)

It’s nigh impossible to find a portable USB-C monitor selling in Australia for under AU$280, so this discounted 15.6-inch IPS model from monitor bigwig AOC caught our eye. If you’re after a second screen for your laptop that you can literally take with you, this is the cheapest option we’ve found. Note that there’s no HDMI input on this, so you’ll need a laptop that can send video via USB-C… which is thankfully almost all of them, these days. (But be sure to check!)

[Ships from Amazon US]

Amazon Echo Dot (3rd gen) | AU$59 AU$39 (save AU$20)

It was just AU$19 for two days but is now back to its usual discounted price of AU$39. Even then it’s the cheapest big-brand smart speaker you can get right now! It’s a generation old – with a fourth-gen model (listed below) available now – but it’s still a great little Alexa speaker. It’s the cheapest way to get into setting up a smart home and you can use it to stream to your favourite tunes without it taking up a lot of space in your home. 

Amazon Echo Dot (4th gen) | AU$79 AU$59 (save AU$20)

Looking like it would fit right into a space-age setting, the all-new Echo Dot has had a complete redesign from its predecessor. But that’s about all that’s different about it. It’s still a great little smart speaker with Alexa on board, and it was AU$40 off before. There’s still AU$20 to be saved if you missed out earlier. Available in grey, a new white colour option, and a rather pleasing blue.

Amazon Echo (4th gen) | AU$149 AU$119 (save AU$30)

Amazon’s all-new 2020 Echo smart speaker got its biggest discount yet on June 21-22, but is now only AU$30 off. Even with only 20% off the RRP, it’s a good buy. With a whole new design, it’s perfect for any space and brings the usual Alexa smarts with it. And at under a hundred dollary-doos, that’s a great bargain on the Echo flagship, available in three different colours.

Amazon Echo Show 5 | AU$129 AU$99 (save AU$30)

It was cheaper during Black Friday last year, and had a better price the last couple of days, but there’s still a small discount to be had. It’s a great stepping stone to setting up a smart home, or for just asking Alexa a few questions, follow recipes, listen to music and watch videos. And, at this price, makes for a pretty good gift too. You have a choice of the grey version or the sand colour, both at the same price.

Amazon Echo Show 8 | AU$229 AU$159 (save AU$70)

No longer 52% off, there’s now only a 31% discount, the Echo Show 8 is still affordable at this price. Not only do you get a decent-sized screen, you get a better, higher resolution one too, with a speaker that boasts bigger sound as well. It’s the perfect middle ground if you don’t want to spend the premium price for the new Echo Show 10 and want something a bit bigger than the Echo Show 5.

Ring Video Doorbell | AU$149 AU$125 (save AU$24)

Amazon’s slicing up to 30% off many of its popular Ring home security devices for Prime Day, and while this entry-level Ring Video Doorbell isn’t quite so cheap, it’s worth a look. With simple installation, 1080p video capture including motion detection and night vision, and the ability to hook up with Amazon Echo Show devices to display video and accept voice commands, this offers a great way to add low-cost smart security to your home.

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag | AU$44 AU$26.20 (save AU$17.80)

The Galaxy SmartTag is Samsung’s rival to the Apple AirTag, and it’s not available in Australia at the moment. But if you buy from Amazon’s US store, it’s currently discounted from Prime Day. We haven’t spent time with the device at TechRadar, and reviews are a little mixed online. Our colleagues at Tom’s Guide have reviewed it though, and they found it to be an excellent Bluetooth tracker for Samsung users.

[Ships from Amazon US]

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite | from AU$199 from AU$179 (save AU$20)

It’s the most popular ereader in the world and rightly so – it’s got a great screen, is pretty responsive, features an adjustable front light, waterproofing and an easy-to-use interface. And it’s also quite affordable. While you’re not getting that impressive price AU$149 any longer, there’s still AU$20 to be saved on the 8GB Kindle Paperwhite, the 32GB model and the 32GB LTE version.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4-inch | AU$379 AU$299 (save AU$80)

This Amazon Prime-exclusive deal was a bit more impressive with a AU$130 discount. But if you missed out, then this 21% off isn’t too bad. While the specs aren’t the most powerful out there, this is an incredibly affordable way to get yourself a beautiful big screen for watching videos, reading and browsing the web.

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 | AU$599 AU$330 (save AU$269)

Boses’s premium and elegant flagship ANC cans are discounted by almost half price on Amazon at the moment, in Black and Silver with Soapstone being a touch more expensive at AU$377. Designed for comfort and style, these headphones provide the best ANC the company has to offer, solid call quality, and a well-balanced, clear audio.

Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones | AU$499 from AU$319 (save AU$180)

Sony’s latest WH-1000XM4 headphones are the company’s best when it comes to both ANC and audio, offering intelligent adaptive noise-cancelling and a pleasing, warm audio profile – the combo of which makes for a cosy audio blanket. These cans have been discounted consistently on Amazon, but the Silver set is down to the lowest price yet of just AU$319! If you want the Black version, though, that’ll set you back a bit more at AU$330.

Sony WH-1000XM3 | AU$359 AU$279 (save AU$80)

Sure, these are the older-gen of Sony’s fantastic noise cancelling headphones, but you can save a little more by opting for the XM3’s. They’re still a stellar set of headphones, with outstanding noise cancellation and sound quality. They are lacking little perks such as DSEE Extreme audio upscaling and conversation awareness found in the XM4’s above. The silver cans aren’t quite as discounted (at AU$299), but the black version sees the price drop to AU$279.

Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 | AU$499 AU$290.06 (save AU$208.94)

These true wireless buds from Sennheiser – one of our favourites – was going real cheap with over 60% off. While not quite as steep a discount, there’s still 42% off on these lightweight, comfortable and great-sounding ‘buds available in either black or white.

Sennheiser Momentum 3 Wireless | AU$599 AU$459 (save AU$140)

With solid noise cancelling, convenient features like auto-pause, and the superbly clear audio that Sennheiser is known for, these Momentum 3 Wireless headphones are a great set of cans. Amazon had discounted both the black and the cream models by a massive $417, but they’re a bit more expensive now. Still 23% off though. And don’t worry if the sale listing doesn’t mention that they’re the 3rd-gen models, we checked the model number (‎M3 AEBT XL) to be sure that they are.

Sennheiser CX 400BT | AU$299 AU$145.90 (save AU$153.10)

Sennheiser’s CX 400BT true wireless earbuds offer lively and detailed sound, and our review found them to be more comfortable to wear than they look at first glance. We’ve seen the delightful CX 400BT discounted fairly regularly, but this is one of the lowest prices to date. Available in black or white on Amazon.

Bose QuietComfort true wireless earbuds | AU$399 AU$299 (save AU$100)

Bose has taken its expertise in noise-cancelling to the true wireless format with the QuietComfort Earbuds, taking on the likes of Sony with its WF-1000XM3.We loved their superbly balanced and exciting sound, along with their impressive ANC capabilities. Available in Black or Soapstone for AU$299 at Amazon.

Bose QuietComfort 35 II | AU$399 AU$285 (save AU$114)

If the Sony and other Bose cans above seem a little too expensive, it wasn’t so long ago that the QuietComfort 35 II was the king of the wireless ANC headphone market. While regularly discounted at this stage, this is still an exceptional price on quality audio and noise-cancelling. You’ll save AU$114 when you buy from Amazon in black or silver.

Panasonic RZ-S500W true wireless earbuds | AU$249 AU$129 (save AU$120)

Panasonic true wireless RZ-S500Ws are often available at far below their RRP, but this is easily the cheapest we’ve seen then, with 48% off on these four-star buds. With excellent noise-cancelling, great touch controls, and a detailed sound, these buds offer a lot of bang for the buck, and that buck is a whole let cheaper right now.

Jabra Elite Active 75t | AU$249 from AU$179 (save up to AU$70)

Jabra finally managed to get active noise cancellation into its tiny true wireless ‘buds, making them some of the best on the market. You still get the same great audio quality, impressive battery life, and the Active range has been designed to fit securely while you work out. They’re cheapest from Amazon’s US store, while Amazon AU is listing them from AU$198.

[Ships from Amazon US]

Jabra Elite 45h wireless on-ear headphones | AU$179 $82 (save AU$97)

The Jabra Elite 45h are a great-value set of wireless on-ear headphones for their price, with balanced sound and an insane 50-hour battery life. Now for just AU$82, you can get this set of on-ear cans. This Prime exclusive deal nets you the black model with free expedited delivery from the US.

[Ships from Amazon US]

Sony SRS-XB23 Bluetooth speaker | AU$199 AU$111 (save AU$88)

If you want to make sure you’ve got the music with you wherever you go, this compact cylinder of a speaker from Sony is your guy. Discounted by close to half price at Amazon, there’s no reason not to grab the SRS-XB23 – from Sony’s latest Extra Bass range – and put its 12-hour battery life and IP67 waterproof rating to the test on the road. Take it to a barbecue, the beach or even on a hike and don’t let the music die – available in Black, Taupe, Coral or Blue.

Bose SoundSport Wireless earbuds | AU$229 AU$187 (save AU$35.65)

The Bose SoundSport Wireless earbuds are often discounted – by almost half during Prime Day. While this price isn’t the best, it’s still an affordable Bose option. Our sister site What Hi-Fi? are big fans of these sports-centric buds, giving them a full five stars in their review for their comfortable fit, fun sound and solid wireless performance. Score a pair yourself today in black, white, or blue.

Fire TV Stick 4K | AU$99 AU$84 (save AU$15)

The Fire TV Stick is usually gets discounted through the year, but it was at its cheapest during Prime Day’s first two days. Still, at this price, you’re getting the latest version of this neat streaming device. With impressive 4K Ultra HD quality and new Alexa Voice remote with TV controls, it’ll transform your viewing experience. And if you’ve got other Amazon devices, you can link them to your Fire TV to let Alexa take the reins.  

There’s AU$10 off on last year’s Lite version of the Fire TV Stick, with the price dropped to just AU$49. But if you want the best picture quality, splash a bit more for the 4K option. 

Yamaha SR-C20A soundbar | AU$299 AU$199 (save AU$100)

The SR-C20A is an even more affordable and compact successor to the SR-B20A soundbar (discounted to AU$188) and it somehow manages to improve on this budget wonder. For more details, you can check out our sister site What Hi-Fi?’s Australian review, where they were wowed with the unit’s clarity in dialogue, Bluetooth connectivity, and overall amazing sound for the size and price of the unit (even competing with the immensely popular Sonos Beam).

Canon PowerShot G5 X Mark II | AU$1,299 AU$958.40 (save AU$340.60)

Launched in 2019, this compact camera was the first Canon of its kind to feature a pop-up EVF, one that’s high-res and a 120fps refresh rate. It offers excellent image quality and handles really well despite its small form factor. At under a grand, it’s a brilliant little shooter that can easily slip into a large pocket.

Canon EOS R5 (body only) | AU$6,999 AU$5,348.80 (save AU$1,650.20)

The headline-making EOS R5 is an expensive beast but it justifies the cost in its performance. But there’s no need to pay full price when you can go click-happy for less. At under AU$5,500, this is a pretty good deal if you’ve been lusting after Canon’s flagship full-framer.

Canon EOS R6 (body only) | AU$4,499 AU$3,503.20 (save AU$995.80)

If you don’t need the high-res sensor and 8K video capabilities of the EOS R5, then the EOS R6 is definitely on top of our list of the best mirrorless full-framers. It’s also a lot more affordable as compared to its high-res sibling. And now cheaper by almost a grand for the body alone.

Canon EOS RP (body only) | AU$1,899 AU$1,370 (save AU$529)

It’s not the cheapest price we’ve seen on the most affordable full-frame mirrorless camera ever, but it’s a good bargain for a great little snapper. Sure, your videos are going to be cropped but if you’re primarily a stills photographer, this will give you pro results from an enthusiast-level camera.

Canon EOS 200D Mark II + EF-S 18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM | AU$999 AU$831.20 (save AU$165.80)

It’s a great little DSLR for anyone just starting out on their photography journey. It’s easy to use, lightweight and has great image quality too. It’s also quite affordable, but you can save a little by getting the body and a kit lens bundle from Amazon for a little less than its AU$999 RRP (listed at a full price higher than that).

Panasonic Lumix G9 (body only) | AU$1,545 AU$1,369 (save AU$176)

Admittedly it’s not the same big discount from earlier, but it’s hard for us to not keep this camera listed here. It might be getting on in age, but this micro four thirds camera has a pretty good spec sheet – 6.5 stops of image stabilisation, up to 60fps bursts, 4K 10-bit video capture, and pretty effective AF. 

DJI OM 4 | AU$239 AU$199 (save AU$40)

We just had to give this smartphone gimbal a full five-star review here on TechRadar because of its ease of use. Its magnetic clasp makes it easy to get your phone on and off the gimbal real quick for that impromptu shot, while its motors are far sturdier than its predecessor. For someone keen on smartphone photography and videography, this is an essential piece of kit, now available for just over AU$160 on Amazon.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 | AU$109 AU$79.20 (save AU$29.80)

We think this is the best instant camera you can buy. It’s affordable and easy to use, with pretty accurate auto exposure. While it lacks the more advanced controls that you’ll find on more expensive models, that’s all part of the charm. It makes for an excellent gift too, for both kids and adults alike. Available in various colours.

Garmin Fenix 6 Sapphire | AU$1,299 AU$649 (save AU$650)

The Garmin Fenix 6 is the best multi-sport watch money can buy, but the range usually doesn’t come cheap. Amazon has slashed the price of the premium wearable, saving you a massive AU$650. It’s got top-notch adventure tracking and GPS-based mapping for when you’re off the beaten path. As the Sapphire version, it features a scratch-resistant sapphire lens. Now heavily discounted at Amazon.

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Garmin Venu | AU$649 AU$349 (save AU$300)

This brilliant sports watch first came out in 2019, and it’s now down to almost half-price for Prime Day. It’s got a bright AMOLED display, strong battery life and a full suite of fitness features to track whatever you can throw at it. There’s also offline music support, so you can leave your phone at home. Now 46% off in various colours on Amazon.

Garmin Instinct Solar | AU$699 AU$499 (save AU$200)

If rugged is what you’re after in a smart watch, the Garmin Instinct Solar is what you need. Built tough to withstand a range of environments, it comes with a fibre-reinforced polymer case and a chemically strengthened, scratch-resistant display. Add solar charging, GPS and fitness tracking, and there’s not much more you could ask for. Available for around the AU$500 mark in various colours.

[Ships from Amazon UK]

Garmin Forerunner 245 Music | AU$579 AU$339 (save AU$240)

This smartwatch is a brilliant companion for runners, and Amazon has slashed the price by 40% for Prime Day. It’ll give you good insight into your performance without bogging you down with the complex data that you’d find in Garmin’s more premium offerings. Plus, it’s got the ability to store music so you can leave your phone at home. Get it in white, aqua or black for AU$339.

Miele Blizzard CX1 Bagless | AU$599 AU$429 (save AU$170)

If you need a new vacuum cleaner to whip your home back into shape, the superb Miele Blizzard CX1 is now 28% off for Prime Day. It’s not the cheapest price we’ve seen on the unit, but it’s the first decent discount it’s had this year. It uses powerful suction to collect both coarse debris and fine dust, while the HEPA filter ensures it isn’t released back into your home.

Instant Pot Duo Crisp air fryer and multi-cooker | AU$389 AU$309 (save AU$80)

This is the Instant Pot that not only pressure cooks, slow cooks, sautes and whatever else the Instant Pot can do, while also being able to air fry. There are a whopping 11 programs to chose from here, in an appliance that has several built-in safety mechanisms. It even promises to preheat quickly and reduce cooking time by 70%. It’s available to everyone at a discounted price of AU$309.

Panasonic Nanoe hair dryer (EH-NA65) | AU$279 AU$229 (save AU$50)

Get a salon-quality blow dry with this affordable Panasonic hair dryer, available now on Amazon for 18% off. It keeps moisture locked in for a healthier, smoother hair. There are three speeds and four temperature settings, and it ships with three styling attachments.

SanDisk microSD cards | from AU$21.94

While the Samsung microSD cards listed above are cheaper, there’s no 256GB or 512GB options discounted. So if you’d prefer a higher storage capacity, consider getting one of the below SanDisks:

SanDisk Ultra 128GB with adaptor | AU$49 AU$21.94
SanDisk Extreme 256GB with adaptor | AU$109 AU$58.61
SanDisk Ultra 512GB with adaptor | AU$199 AU$94.66

SanDisk Extreme Pro SD cards | from AU$48

Need to stock up on SD cards for your photography needs? Get one of these high capacity SanDisk Extreme Pro memory cards and you’ll be sorted for an entire day’s shoot… or more.

SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB | AU$109 AU$48
SanDisk Extreme Pro 256GB | AU$164 AU$87

SanDisk Extreme Pro 2TB portable SSD | AU$629 AU$361.51 (save AU$257)

Back up your digital life onto a fast and reliable portable SSD. This 2TB version of the SanDisk Extreme Pro is down to AU$361.51 for Prime members in this exclusive offer on the device. That’s an impressive saving of AU$267.49.

[Ships from Amazon UK]

Amazon Echo Show 8 | AU$229 AU$159 on Amazon

As the middle child of the Amazon’s smart displays, the Echo Show 8 proved to be a hot seller last year, thanks to a really good saving of AU$70. That made it a pretty affordable smart device that would fit into any home. Its retail price has now dropped on Amazon to AU$179, so expect it to be cheaper still this Prime Day.

Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 | AU$599 AU$399 on Amazon 

While its lowest price ever was in December 2020 at AU$359 a set, the AU$399 discount during Prime Day last year was the best we’d seen until then. So here’s hoping we see an even bigger discount this time round.

Nintendo Switch + Minecraft | AU$509 AU$409 on Amazon

This was a pretty good offer during Prime Day 2020, which saw you save AU$100 when you added Minecraft and the Switch console to your shopping cart. Considering the Switch usually retails for AU$447 (but can be had for AU$399), and Minecraft normally going for AU$40, this wasn’t a bad buy.

Samsung T5 2TB portable SSD | AU$615 AU$363.66 on Amazon

Storage solutions don’t get better than this portable SSD. And while the T7 could be this year’s hot buy, a 2TB storage flavour of the T5 has always been an expensive proposition… until Prime Day 2020, when the price dropped by some AU$250.

Acer Swift 3 14-inch ultrabook | AU$1,100 AU$899 on Amazon

We’ve been big fans of the Acer Swift 3 for a couple of years and it’s usually quite affordable, making it the ideal “ultrabook for the masses”. With a 25% discount on Amazon during the last Prime Day, it became even more affordable.