Click Frenzy 2025: the 10 best deals during May's biggest sales event
It's time to get clicking

Sales season is gearing up again with the imminent arrival of May's Click Frenzy sale, affectionately dubbed Click Frenzy Mayhem. Get it? Mayhem? We know, it's a thinker.
This year, Click Frenzy Mayhem is a four-day sales event, commencing at 7pm AEDT on Tuesday, May 13 and wrapping up at the end of Friday, May 16.
As always, we're providing live Click Frenzy deals coverage to showcase the most bangin' bargains across a range of major retailers and categories like tech, beauty, home, fashion and more. Stacks of huge brands have signed up for the sale too, like Dyson, The Good Guys, Kogan 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 something and haven't snapped it up, the Click Frenzy Mayhem 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 Mayhem 2025: retailer links
- Appliances Online: score AU$50 off when you spend AU$500 or more
- Bose: save big on soundbars, noise-cancelling headphones and more
- Breville: up to AU$300 off and an extra 10% with our BREVFUTURE10 code
- De'Longhi: score up to 30% off selected coffee machines
- Dyson: save up to AU$550 on selected vacuums, purifiers, fans and more
- eBay: score savings with eBay Plus
- Ecosa: knock up to 30% off sitewide on mattresses, bed frames and more
- Emma Sleep: shop mattresses, homewares and more
- HP: save up to 45% off laptops + extra 10% off with code MAYHEM
- JB Hi-Fi: major bargains on appliances, mobile phones and more
- KitchenAid: big savings on mixers, blenders, espresso machines and more
- Lenovo: get EXTRA AU$50 rewards on already discounted EOFY prices
- Lovehoney: big discounts on personal care items
- MyDeal: save AU$15 when you spend over AU$75 with code FRENZY15
- Nespresso: bundle and save when you purchase eligible coffee machines and capsules
- Optus: grab an awesome deal on mobile phone plans, NBN and devices
- Sennheiser: up to 50% off selected headphones, soundbars and speakers
- Soundcore: up to AU$110 off speakers and headphones
- The Iconic: shop and save up to 40% off
- The Good Guys: spend over AU$400 and get AU$60 off using code DEAL
- The Shaver Shop: shop beauty and hair tools, grooming kits and more
Click Frenzy Mayhem 2025: best deals
Save AU$113
If you haven't upgraded in some time and are looking for the cheapest possible iPhone, grabbing the iPhone 13 at this price might be the move. It should continue to receive software support until around 2028 based on the support of previous devices and, while the iPhone 14 is newer, it only offers an improved main camera and safety features like Emergency SOS via satellite and Crash Detection. However, for just AU$200 more, you could opt for the iPhone 16e or discounted iPhone 15.
Save AU$150
Cutting AU$150 off the iPhone 15 makes it a very enticing option if you're looking to upgrade. We have a guide on how to choose between the iPhone 15 VS the iPhone 16e, but the iPhone 15 at this price (compared to the AU$999 16e) might make it the winner for many thanks to more colour options; a brighter screen sporting the Dynamic Island, MagSafe charging and a better, more flexible camera system.
Save AU$250
This price on the iPhone 16 makes it a great option for those looking to snag a cheap iPhone. It offers a range of colours and the speed of Apple’s A18 platform, combined with an excellent dual camera array and the new Camera Control button. We have a guide on seven differences between the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16e, but the big difference is the base model's camera. At full price, the 16e is the easy choice, but this discount makes the base model considerably more attractive to budget buyers.
Save AU$270
This discount makes the 16 Pro Max an enticing buy for those who need a little more size and power for work or play. The iPhone 16 Pro Max is Apple's biggest and most powerful iPhone ever, with a beautiful screen, awesome camera and a power and battery life that our reviewer said made it "the big-screen smartphone of your dreams".
The iPhone 16 Pro – offering the same power in a smaller frame – is also down to AU$1,529.
Save AU$101
Just AU$3 off the cheapest price we've seen, this is a great option for those looking to make healthy (and sugar-filled) ice cream from home. Incredibly easy to use with plenty of mixing functions for a variety of frozen treats, this deluxe model is a great choice if you’ll be whipping up large batches of frozen desserts. The biggest difference between this and the discounted NC301 model is larger 700ml tubs.
Save AU$144
We think the Ninja AF Pro is Ninja's best air fryer thanks to its quiet cooking, its small size and easy controls. But, while you'll have to deal with a slightly bigger frame, we think this huge saving on the larger 6.2L model makes it the air fryer to have. It offers all the same positives we enjoyed about the base model, with the ability to cook for one or two more people.
The Ninja Air Fryer Pro (4.7L) is down to AU$139 from AU$199.99.
Save AU$279.90 with code BREVFUTURE10
This deal is AU$50 cheaper than any of the best Click Frenzy deals you'll find thanks to our exclusive BREVFUTURE10 discount code that takes an additional 10% off. It earned 4.5 stars in our Breville Bambino Plus review thanks to its ease of use, in-built steam wand and auto-purge function that make it the best budget espresso machine on the market even at full price.
Save AU$182.90 with code BREVFUTURE10
The Good Guys is offering a great Click Frenzy deal on this machine right now, but by using our exclusive 10% of code above, you'll save an extra AU$32.90 on the Black Sesame model. This machine earned a near five-star score in our Breville Barista Express review thanks to its excellent results, four brew basket options and great milk frothing.
Save AU$62.95
A "brilliant tracker" that earned 4.5 stars in our Fitbit Charge 6 review, if you want a small addition to your wrist that can handle all your fitness needs, it doesn't get better for AU$197. It offer a physical side button, improved heart rate monitoring over its predecessor, water resistance up to 50m and a 6-day battery life. The white model can also be had for AU$199.
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 four mega-sales events every year, with Click Frenzy Mayhem in May, Click Frenzy Travel in March, and lastly, Click Frenzy The Main Event in November.
When is Click Frenzy 2025?
The next Click Frenzy event is called Click Frenzy Mayhem, and it'll kick off at 7pm AEDT on Tuesday, May 13 and run until Friday, May 16 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.
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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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