October is quietly one of the best months to buy tech in Australia. The big March–June launches have had months for street prices to settle, retailers are clearing shelves ahead of the November sale season — Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Click Frenzy — and spring catalogue cycles keep the discounts coming. Below are the…
Ring has rebooted its floodlight lineup for 2026, and the new Floodlight Camera 2K (2nd Gen) is the model most Australians will actually buy: Retinal 2K video, motion-activated floodlights, two-way talk and a siren — hardwired to the house for around-the-clock power. At $329 RRP it’s not cheap, and the old Floodlight Cam Wired Pro…
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 4 line gives Australians a genuine choice this year: the open-fit Galaxy Buds 4 at a $299 RRP, or the in-ear Galaxy Buds 4 Pro at $399. That’s a neat $100 gap — and the differences between them are bigger than the box suggests. The Pro gets dual drivers, serious noise cancellation…
Café espresso in Australia costs roughly five dollars a cup, and camping trips, office desks and long drives have historically meant accepting instant coffee or nothing. The Wacaco Minipresso NS2 is the gadget that closes that gap: a hand-powered portable espresso machine that takes Nespresso Original capsules, builds up to 18 bar of pressure with…
Nintendo has never sold a camera for its consoles before — the Switch 2 Camera is a first. It’s the official eye for GameChat, the Switch 2’s headline social feature, letting your friends see your face while you race them in Mario Kart World. At $69.95 RRP ($68 cheapest in Australia right now), it’s Nintendo’s…
The JBL Flip is the default portable Bluetooth speaker — the one everyone compares everything else to — and the Flip 7 is the best one JBL has ever made. At $146–$179 in Australia, it takes the Flip 6’s already class-leading formula and adds the upgrades that actually matter: IP68 waterproofing, Auracast multi-speaker pairing, AI…
Nobody can tell you what the iRobot Roomba Plus 405 Combo actually costs in Australia — because nobody seems to agree. The official RRP is $1,499. iRobot’s own Australian store slashed it to $699… then ran out of stock… then quietly removed it from the lineup entirely. David Jones will sell you one right now…
Nintendo’s Pro Controller has always been the “serious” way to play Switch — and the Switch 2 version is the most capable one yet. At $119.95 in Australia, the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller adds the features the original should have had years ago: a C button for GameChat voice chat, remappable GL/GR back buttons,…
Dyson has made a $169 handheld fan — the company famous for four-figure vacuums now sells something for the price of a nice dinner. The Dyson HushJet Mini Cool is Dyson’s first portable cooling fan: a bladeless, battery-powered cylinder that fits in your hand, hangs from your neck, or stands on your desk. It’s part…
There is a moment every home barista knows: you’ve ground the beans, you’ve dosed, and now you’re tamping — pressing down, twisting, second-guessing — while coffee grounds scatter across the bench. The Breville Barista Touch Impress (BES881) exists to delete that moment. At $1,899 on the Australian street (RRP $2,299), it’s the touchscreen espresso machine…
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