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Click Frenzy 2025: the 10 best deals we've found in the Tech Frenzy sale

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EOFY sales are ramping up in their last full week, with June's fresh Click Frenzy sale, known as Tech Frenzy.

Exclusively focused on all the best tech deals you can dream of, Tech Frenzy is a four-day sales event, which commenced at 7pm AEDT on Tuesday, June 24 and wraps up at the end of Friday, June 27.

This time, we're providing live EOFY deals coverage to showcase the most bangin' tech bargains, which coincide with Tech Frenzy. Stacks of huge brands have signed up for the sale too, like Dyson, The Good Guys and Sennheiser.

Tom's Guide's Aussie team has been covering Click Frenzy for some time now, and while we'd love to help you find all the bargain buys, we'll be sticking to what we do best — the electronics, lifestyle products and home appliances we've tested or used ourselves.

So, if you've had your eye on a new tech gadget and haven't snapped it up, the Click Frenzy's Tech Frenzy sale might be your best chance to grab it. On this page, you'll find the top 10 bargains we've spotted so far, but you can find the best Click Frenzy deals on our live blog.

Click Frenzy Tech Frenzy 2025: retailer links

Click Frenzy Tech Frenzy 2025: best deals

Oppo Find X5 Lite 5G (256GB) Starry Black
Oppo Find X5 Lite 5G (256GB) Starry Black: was AU$699 now AU$259 at eBay

Save AU$440 with eBay Plus

If you're looking for an Android phone that punches well above its weight, the Oppo Find X5 Lite 5G might be for you. It boasts a 64MP AI camera, 65W fast charging, a 90Hz display and 256GB of onboard storage (plus the option for microSD storage up to 512GB), and right now it's a massive AU$400 off, and you can get an additional AU$40 discount with eBay Plus.

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HMD Barbie Phone (Power Pink)
HMD Barbie Phone (Power Pink): was AU$199 now AU$99 at Amazon

Save AU$100

Need to get away from the stranglehold of smartphones? Do it in style with HMD's Barbie Phone, which offers an old school "dumb" phone experience, complete with the ability to play a Malibu-themed version of the classic Snake game! You also get a stack of Barbie-themed extras, including charms, stickers, a beaded lanyard, a pink battery, extra back covers and more.

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Withings Scanwatch 2 Hybrid Smartwatch (38mm, Rose Gold)
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Withings Scanwatch 2 Hybrid Smartwatch (38mm, Rose Gold): was AU$599 now AU$478 at Amazon

Save AU$121

Love the idea of smartwatches but hate the way they typically look? Withings skirts this hurdle by bringing smart tracking features to classic timepiece designs. The Scanwatch 2 Hybrid is a great example of this, offering health tracking features and a skin temperature tracker on a small digital display.

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Viture Pro XR Glasses
Viture Pro XR Glasses: was AU$749 now AU$599 at Amazon

Save AU$150

We gave these glasses 4.5 stars in our review, as they are "the undisputed champ" of AR glasses right now, with superior display tech and unmatched software integration. If you've got the cash and want to upgrade your Steam Deck or handheld console gaming, these Viture glasses could be your new favourite addition to your setup.

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Earfun Air Pro 3 (black)
Earfun Air Pro 3 (black): was AU$129 now AU$67.97 at Amazon

Save AU$61.03

These cheap buds pack a mighty punch. The EarFun Air Pro 3s deliver decent noise cancellation, premium sound quality and an impressive 45-hour battery life with the charging case.

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Samsung Galaxy Buds3 (Silver)
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 (Silver): was AU$299 now AU$132.99 at Amazon

Save AU$166.01

Samsung's third-gen Galaxy Buds may not be as powerful as its Galaxy Buds Pro 3, but they're far cheaper and offer excellent battery life, great noise cancellation and live translation features when paired to a recent Galaxy smartphone.

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Sony Bravia 8 II
Sony Bravia 8 II: was AU$5,295 now AU$3,995 at JB Hi-Fi

Save AU$1,300

It's only been out for a couple months, but you can already score a massive discount on Sony's Bravia 8 II, which sports a stunning QD-OLED display. That means you can expect exceptional black levels and vibrant colours. And, being a Sony, it also boasts brilliant sound.

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HP Envy x360 16-inch 2-in-1 | Ultra 7 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD
HP Envy x360 16-inch 2-in-1 | Ultra 7 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD: was AU$3,299 now AU$1,709.95 at HP Store

Save AU$1,589.05 with code FUTURE5

While it's easy to find this 16-inch Envy x360 2-in-1 for a lot less than the RRP these days, this deal still takes the price down much further. scoring you a AU$1,589.05 discount when you use the exclusive code FUTURE5 at checkout. Not bad for a machine that boasts 32GB of RAM, 1TB of storage and a stunning 1200p touchscreen display that folds over flat.

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Nintendo Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch)
Nintendo Super Mario RPG (Nintendo Switch): was AU$79.95 now AU$65.95 at Amazon

Save AU$14

A GameCube-era classic has been given a Nintendo Switch glow-up with this remastered edition of Super Mario RPG! Assemble an unlikely party of heroes, which includes Mario, Peach and even Bowser in an attempt to save Star Road and stop the dastardly Smithy Gang from wreaking havoc.

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Sony PlayStation 5 Slim (disc model)
Sony PlayStation 5 Slim (disc model): was AU$829.95 now AU$625 at Amazon

Save AU$204.95

Big discounts on PS5s are becoming a rarity. That's why grabbing a disc model with a significant AU$200 off is an absolute must-have if you're looking for a new console. This deal won't last forever, and it's unlikely we'll see another one like it anytime soon.

Alternatively, you could save even more by going for the digital-only model, now just AU$679.95 AU$549.

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Click Frenzy 2025: FAQs

What is Click Frenzy?

Click Frenzy started way back in 2012 when CEO Grant Arnott saw the huge impact events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday had on US consumers. Thus, Arnott created Click Frenzy, which has evolved into five mega-sales events every year, with Click Frenzy Travel in March, Click Frenzy Mayhem in May, Click Frenzy Tech Frenzy in June, and lastly, Click Frenzy The Main Event in November.

When is Click Frenzy 2025?

The next Click Frenzy event is called Click Frenzy Tech Frenzy, and it'll kick off at 7pm AEDT on Tuesday, June 24 and run until Friday, June 27 comes to a close.

That said, we have seen several retailers release their discounts some earlier than the official start date, so you could score a bargain or two before the sale starts. As always, we’ll be around and listing the best tech deals right here as retailers make them available.

How does the Click Frenzy sale work?

Through partnerships with dozens of retailers, Click Frenzy collates deals into a single website where you can easily scroll and shop to see what's available. You don't need to be a member to access the sale, however, Click Frenzy does have a free membership that you can sign up for on its website.

There are perks to being a member, such as getting exclusive access to Click Frenzy's popular 99% off deals. Past deals have included a PS5 for just AU$6 and a Dyson AirWrap for just AU$1. These discounts pop up at random times during the sale and have limited stock, so it pays to act fast (and click fast) during the event. Click Frenzy members also get access to the deals via the website 30 minutes before everyone else.

Are Click Frenzy deals better than Black Friday?

We've been following Click Frenzy and Black Friday sales for quite some time now, and it's safe to say, in our experience, that Black Friday sales are better than Click Frenzy.

There are some factors to this, but mainly, this is due to most Aussie retailers getting involved in Black Friday / Cyber Weekend sales, rather than Click Frenzy's online events. Typically, Amazon Australia and eBay Australia don't get involved in Click Frenzy deals, and they usually save their best deals until Black Friday proper.

Other notable Aussie stores, such as The Good Guys, have joined in the Click Frenzy sales in the past, but they don’t always participate. However, they always participate in Black Friday sales.

Lucy Scotting
Lucy Scotting
Staff Writer

Lucy Scotting is a digital content writer for Tom’s Guide in Australia, primarily covering NBN and internet-related news. Lucy started her career writing for HR and staffing industry publications, with articles covering emerging tech, business and finance. In her spare time, Lucy can be found watching sci-fi movies, working on her dystopian fiction novel or hanging out with her dog, Fletcher.

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