Honest, hands-on reviews of newly released products available in Australia. We test what’s just launched and tell you whether it’s worth your money.
Breville’s Oracle series has always been the “money is no object” answer to home espresso — and the Oracle Jet (BES985) is the smartest one yet. At $3,349 direct from Breville Australia (or $3,099 at Bing Lee), it’s the machine that grinds, doses, tamps and textures your milk for you, then coaches you through the…
Wet-and-dry vacuums have a dirty secret: most of them mop with cold water, which means greasy kitchen floors never quite come clean. Dreame’s answer is the H15 Pro Heat — the first cordless floor washer in Australia to mop with genuinely hot water (85°C), then wash its own brush at 100°C and dry it in…
Here’s the cheapest way to own a real De’Longhi espresso machine in Australia: the Stilosa EC230, at $149 in black direct from De’Longhi Australia. It’s a proper 15-bar manual pump machine with a stainless steel boiler — not a toy, not a pod machine — and it’s been quietly sitting at this price while budget…
Philips’ most advanced air fryer is also its biggest — and right now, it’s the cheapest it’s ever been in Australia. The Philips 7000 Series Airfryer Combi XXXL Connected is clearing out at $349–$350 — though the $349 listings at Harvey Norman and Joyce Mayne are now showing out of stock, leaving Myer’s $350 as…
Air fryers have a size problem. Every dual-basket model promises twice the cooking, but side-by-side drawers eat up 40-plus centimetres of bench space — a dealbreaker in the apartments and small kitchens where air fryers live. Ninja’s answer is the DoubleStack XXXL 9.5L 2 Drawer Air Fryer: two 4.75L drawers stacked vertically instead of horizontally,…
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series has been on Australian shelves since March 2026, and six months on, the buying question that actually matters still hasn’t been answered properly: should you buy the $1,148 Galaxy S26, or stretch to the $2,197 Galaxy S26 Ultra? Every Australian site has reviewed the Ultra in isolation. Almost nobody has done…
Quick verdict The Ring Battery Video Doorbell Pro (2nd Gen) is Ring’s most advanced battery-powered video doorbell — and it’s currently the easiest premium doorbell deal in Australia. It launched in April 2026 at a $399 RRP, but it’s now $249 direct from Ring Australia (and $248 at Joyce Mayne), a full $150 off. That’s…
Quick verdict The Russell Hobbs Heaton Espresso Machine (model RHCM2870) is one of the cheapest proper espresso machines you can buy in Australia — $189.95 RRP, and currently on sale for $170.95 at Harris Scarfe. Its party trick is dual brewing: it takes both ground coffee and Nespresso Original-style capsules, so it suits households split…
Quick verdict The Roborock Saros 20 is Roborock’s flagship robot vacuum in Australia — 36,000Pa of suction, a 100°C hot-water self-cleaning dock and an 8.8cm threshold-climbing chassis. The official RRP is $2,999 — and as of 8 October 2026, that’s what it costs at every major retailer: the ~$1,995–$1,998 street deals at The Good Guys…
Quick verdict The Ninja Crispi Pro Australia release (model AS101ANZ) is the supersized follow-up to 2025’s hit Ninja Crispi — a 2050W, 6-in-1 glass air fryer that ditches the traditional drawer for clear CleanCrisp glassware you cook, serve and store in. It’s $399 in Australia, and you get a modular base that accepts 2.3L, 3.8L…
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