The latest tech gadgets launching in Australia — smartphones, wearables, audio, smart home devices and more. First looks, launch dates, Aussie pricing and availability.
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…
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 Sonos’ first new speakers since 2024 do two different jobs. The Sonos Play is $499 in Australia — a portable, weatherproof speaker with a 24-hour battery that slots between the $299 Roam 2 and the $799 Move 2. The Sonos Era 100 SL is $289 ($285 at Harvey Norman) — the same Era…
Quick verdict After six years without a new smart speaker, Google is back with the Google Home Speaker (2026) — its first device built around Gemini for Home, the AI that replaces Google Assistant on Google speakers. It costs $199 in Australia, delivers 360-degree audio with what Google claims is 2.5x stronger bass than the…
Quick verdict Tineco’s Floor One S9 line is the brand’s flagship wet-dry range in Australia, and both Pro models are currently on sale. The S9 Artist Pro is just $848 at The Good Guys — down from its $1,299 RRP — making it the pick for most households. The S9 Artist Steam Pro adds 230°C…
Quick verdict The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is the endurance watch Apple has been building toward since 2022 — and in a move nobody saw coming, it costs less than its predecessor. At $1,349 in Australia, it’s $50 cheaper than the Ultra 3’s launch price, with a bigger battery (50 hours vs 42), a genuinely…
Quick verdict The Samsung Galaxy Ring is the smart ring for people already living in Samsung’s world. A titanium band that tracks your sleep, heart rate, activity and recovery for up to 7 days per charge — with all of your insights delivered free in the Samsung Health app, no subscription required. It launched in…
Quick verdict The Legend of Zelda turns 40 in 2026, and Nintendo is celebrating with a special-edition Nintendo Switch 2 covered in Triforce motifs and finished in Zelda’s classic green and gold. It launches in Australia on 29 October 2026 at $799.95 — and the headline number is better than it looks: after Nintendo’s 1…
Quick verdict The Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD is the robot mower for the lawns other robot mowers are afraid of. True all-wheel drive climbs slopes of up to 80% (38.6 degrees) — the steepest rating of any mainstream wire-free mower — while a LiDAR + RTK + dual-camera “Tri-Fusion” navigation stack means no boundary wire…
Quick verdict The 2026 foldable showdown is real: Apple’s first foldable, the iPhone Duo at $3,499, goes up against Samsung’s eighth-generation Galaxy Z Fold 8 at $2,699. That’s an $800 price gap for two book-style foldables with 7.6-inch inner displays. Samsung brings the refined hardware — thinner, lighter, and with a mature folding-app ecosystem. Apple…
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