Amazon Prime Day 2023: all the best deals still available

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days has now finished. The sales event – which we dubbed Prime Day 2.0 – officially wrapped up at 6pm AEDT on October 12, 2023. It didn't disappoint, throwing up bargains galore across audio gear, phones, luggage and beauty. But, while it may be over – now leaving space for Black Friday in November – there are some deals still running on Amazon. And, the best part is, the deals are now available to everyone, not just Amazon Prime members. 

Of course, Prime members do get the added benefit of free delivery on eligible items, so if you're not already a member, you may still want to think about signing up. You can grab a 30-day free trial to test out the service and take advantage of the free delivery benefits. Ater that, a subscription costs AU$9.99 a month or AU$79 for a year – but you can cancel anytime.

Deals still available cover audio, laptops, phones and gaming, along with a few good discounts on beauty and grooming. We'll continue to sift through Amazon's deal pages to update this page with anything new we find. 

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Headphones & Audio

Apple AirPods (2nd Gen) | AU$219 AU$164 (save AU$59) 

While no longer an official Prime Day deal, the price on the AirPods (2nd Gen) has remained pretty low following the sale. It's not the lowest price we've ever seen on them, but the decent 25% discount has remained in place. With around 24 hours of total listening time including recharges from the case, they're an ideal audio accompaniment for iPhone users. 

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Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 | AU$399 AU$249 (save AU$150)

These Sennheiser buds had an extra AU$30 taken off their price during Prime Day, but if you did happen to miss out, this AU$150 saving is still appealing. We haven't tested them ourselves at T3, but our colleagues at Tom’s Guide have and they gave them a solid 4.5-star rating. Offering up to 31 hours of battery life between both the buds and the case, an IPX4 waterproof rating so you don't have to worry about sweat or rain doing some damage and packing in audio quality that Sennheiser is known for (it's good). 

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Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro | AU$349 from AU$220 (save up to AU$129)

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 Pro made a huge step up from some of Samsung’s previous attempts when it comes to sound. Add to that a classy and comfortable design, solid active noise cancellation capabilities and IPX7 waterproof rating and you've got a decent set here. This AU$120 saving applies to the black colourway.

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Sennheiser CX True Wireless headphones | AU$199 AU$99 (save AU$100)

Want to nab a pair of buds for just under AU$100? Then this Sennheiser CX True Wireless headphones bargain is one to consider. Dropping down to AU$99 on Amazon, these buds offer a nice balance for sound and some great control options. At this price, the noise cancellation is a little lacklustre, but if that’s not a worry for you, then this is a really good bargain.

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Bang & Olufsen Beosound A1 | AU$550 from AU$344 (save AU$198)

A previous T3 award winner, the B&O Beosound A1 is premium, portable sound at its absolute finest. Despite it's high quality build, this is a speaker that can withstand day trips to the beach, or sessions by the pool, thanks to it being fully waterproof. And, once you start playing your favourite tracks, you'll understand where your money is going, as you'll revel in B&O's signature, detailed sound with just the right amount of low-end oomph. 

Discounts on the Beosound A1 vary depending on the colour option you choose. 

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Phones, Tablets & Computers

Motorola Razr 40 | AU$999 from AU$887 (save up to AU$112)

It might not be the Ultra version with a larger external cover display, but the Motorola Razr 40 still has a lot for people to love. Not only is it an affordable, premium clamshell phone that comfortably goes head-to-head with Samsung's Z Flip offering, but it offers all-day battery life, a large and gorgeous internal display, and above all, we think it has ultimate cool status. The lilac model has the biggest discount, while the sage green (pictured) picks up a cool AU$100 saving.

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Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (M1) | 8GB RAM | 256GB SSD | AU$1,499 AU$1,347 (save AU$152)

It might have been replaced by a newer model, but the M1 MacBook Air is still an absolute powerhouse of a machine that will work wonders for casual users and students alike. We never tend to expect huge discounts on Apple tech, and this 10% discount confirms that, but a saving is a saving, right?! 

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Home & Appliances

Prime exclusive

Instant Vortex Plus air fryer 5.7L | AU$269 AU$158 (save AU$111)

Another one that was slightly cheaper during the Prime Day sales, this Instant Vortex Plus air fryer still represents great value at its new AU$158 price. We regard it as one of the best air fryers currently available, boasting a large 5.7L capacity, you can fill with a wide range of foods to cook easily, efficiently and above all, healthily. 

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Photography

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 | AU$119.95 AU$87.20 (save AU$32.75)

The latest Mini instant camera in Fujifilm's popular series is arguably its best yet. With better power and lens control, a smaller and slender design, yet simple and easy to use, the Instax Mini 12 is a great buy, even as a gift for a click-happy youngster (at heart) at 29% off. If you can hold off, it might just drop in price further in a week, or more than the purple option might score a discount.

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Gaming

Samsung 980 Pro 1TB M.2 SSD with Heatsink | AU$268 AU$137.68 (save AU$130.32)

It might have been replaced by a newer model, but the Samsung 980 Pro SSD is still one of the best SSDs for PS5. This is thanks in no small part to its wonderfully-designed heatsink (an essential component, if you ask us) and incredibly fast write speeds that are sure to supercharge your gaming. 

This 1TB model should more than suffice for most gamers, so if your PlayStation 5 is in need of extra storage, there's never been a better time to buy this remarkable SSD.

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Xbox Series X|S controller | AU$94.95 from AU$69.95 (save up to AU$25)

Having a spare controller is always handy, whether it's for multiplayer action or to switch to when your current one runs out of battery. Amazon has discounted the white controller down to AU$69.95. Versatile too, you can use them with Windows 10 PCs and Android devices for gaming on the go. 

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Lifestyle

Crocs | up to 47% off for Croctober

Yes, Croctober is a thing and because of it, you can save up to 47% off a range of Croc styles. From slip ons to sneakers and all-terrain models of the iconic (and divisive) shoe, the month of October represents a perfect opportunity to either bolster your collection, or dip your toe in for the first time. 

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Beauty & Grooming

Prime exclsuive

Philips Multigroom Series 5000 | AU$109 AU$87.20 (save AU$21.80)

There was a slightly greater discount on this Philips Multigroom Series 500 during Prime Day, but considering the number of things you can do with it, this AU$21.80 saving is still welcome. Whether you want to trim your beard, take care of your hair or give your body hair a going over, it can do it all. 

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Foreo Facial Cleansing Brush | up to 42% off his and hers

Foreo facial cleansing brushes work to effectively exfoliate the skin, removing dirt, oil and dead skin cells. Amazon currently has the men's version for AU$191.59 with a coupon and 42% off the Foreo Luna Mini 2 for women.

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Remington B5 beard trimmer | AU$79 AU$64 (save AU$16.95)

The Remington B5 features on our list of the best beard trimmers thanks to its easy cut length adjustment and variety of lengths on offer. We feel it's especially great for guys with longer facial hair, but those who want more precision may want to consider before buying.

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Prime exclusive

Oral-B iO 8 electric toothbrush | AU$689 AU$388 (save AU$301)

Offering one of the most premium experiences in oral hygiend, this Oral-B toothbrush employs six cleaning modes to help you limit the number of trips you take to the the dentist. There's Bluetooth onboard so you can connect your brush to the Oral-B app and keep tabs on how well you're doing each time you brush. There's a timer, a pressure sensor and a light ring that will glow when you're using too much pressure – worth every penny for a bright smile.

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Montblanc Explorer EDP 100ml | AU$152 AU$87 (save AU$65)

With top notes of bergamot, clary sage and pink pepper, this woody, leathery Montblack Explorer fragrance could become your new go-to everyday smell. Don't just take our word for it though, while we haven't yet got our nose around this particular smell, there are thousands of satisfied customers in the reviews section of the Amazon listing. Many claim it's a long lasting fragrance, so your money goes further. 

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Watches

Prime exclusive

Apple Watch 7 (41mm, GPS + Cellular) | AU$900.90 AU$600 (save AU$300.90)

Some versions of the Apple Watch 7 has remained on sale on Amazon. The discounts do vary depending on the configuration of body and strap colour, so you'll want to have a look through all the options available to you before settling on your favourite. 

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Casio G-Shock GA2100-1A1 | AU$279 AU$146 (save AU$119)

Some great discounts can be found on a range of Casio and G-Shock watches, and this 48% saving on the G-Shock GA2100 is one of our top picks. Dubbed the 'CasiOak' due to its resemblance to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, it's a much more affordable way to get the iconic octagonal case design. It also shows analogue and digital time, has alarms and stopwatches, is made from a superlight resin material and, being battery powered, is incredibly accurate. 

Casio A158WA-1 digital watch | AU$109 AU$49 (save AU$60)

We're pretty sure almost all of us have owned one of the many versions of Casio's rectangular digital watch at some stage in their life. This deal, on the stainless steel model, is an absolute doozy, seeing its price drop to practically pocket change levels at AU$49. So simple in its design, the Casio A158WA is possibly one of the most affordable and stylish ways to get accurate, quartz-powered time onto your wrist. 

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Prime exclusive

Casio DW5600-1 | AU$239 AU$110 (save AU$129)

The DW5600 is another iconic Casio watch that is built to withstand pretty much anything. In fact, the only we reckon it probably won't hold up against is a nuclear blast. Again, you're getting accurate digital time, 200 metres of water resistance, incredible shock resistant and all in an incredibly lightweight body. 

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Amazon Prime Big Deal Days: what is it

Amazon's second Prime Day-like sale is called Prime Big Deal Days and is being held from October 10 to October 12 this year.

As expected, prices have been slashed on quite literally thousands of products, across all categories available on Amazon's giant online store. Some of the best Prime Big Deal Day discounts are reserved for Amazon's own devices – although we have seen some prices cheaper in previous sales – but overall, Prime Big Deal Days represents another great chance to snap up some bargains in the run up to Christmas. 

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days: FAQs

How to find the best Prime Day deals

Shopping on Amazon Prime Day can be an exhausting and overwhelming experience if you aren’t prepared for what’s ahead – and trust us, there will be thousands of deals landing on the site, with new ones added throughout the duration of the sale.

While Prime Day is a great chance for deal hunters to snag some of the best discounts of the year, it can easily go wrong if you aren’t sure what to look for, or how to look for it. With that in mind, here’s our expert advice for shopping on Amazon Prime Day, and how to save the most money this year.

Don’t just shop at Amazon: This one may surprise you, but hear us out. Since Prime Day has gotten so popular over the years, many retailers have begun trying to get in on the action by running their own Prime Day-like sales alongside Amazon. Stores such as JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and even eBay Australia are ones to watch, so don’t be afraid to shop there as well. You could be surprised by what kind of discounts you can find.

Trust your gut on reviews: Amazon’s review system isn’t very good at filtering out useless and unhelpful feedback. If you head to almost any major product released in the past year, you might see one-star reviews with a single sentence clearly expressing dissatisfaction and nothing else. You may even find "fake reviews" to help deter you from a good product or even steer you towards buying a bad product. If it’s something you truly want and it’s on sale, you can use free services like Fakespot to make sure the user reviews are genuine.

Compare prices: This applies to everything. Clothing, electronics, pet supplies, you name it. If it’s on sale during Prime Day, chances are most major sellers stocking it are dropping their prices, and they are all competing against each other. What you may not know, however, is that it may be cheaper at alternative sellers, so don’t be afraid to click that "see other buying options" button from time to time.

Stick with us: If you don’t want to spend too much time and energy on bargain hunting during Prime Day, then bookmark this page as we’ll be doing just that for you. T3’s deals team will be on hand to pick out the juiciest offers on a wide variety of tech and lifestyle products, and we’ll list them right here in an easy-to-navigate page.

What were the best Prime Day deals in 2022?

The North Face | up to 44% off jackets

The North Face’s thermal jackets can cost a pretty penny, but for Amazon Prime Day 2022 you could grab a new jacket for just AU$169. There were discounts for both men and women’s styles, but only on a select few with sizing a little hit and miss.

Nintendo Switch | AU$469 AU$339 (AU$130 off)

The price for the regular Switch was pretty darn good this Prime Day past, AU$9 less than its previous Prime Day low. So here’s hoping we see even bigger discounts as this console gets lapped up whenever there’s a big sale.

Rare deal

Apple Watch 7 (GPS, 41mm) | from AU$599 from AU$497 (AU$102 off)

Since its launch in 2021, the Apple Watch 7 hardly saw a discount – we’ll put that down to stock issues. So seeing over AU$100 off during Prime Day 2022 made this one of the standout offers. Whether we’ll see better discounts than this again is anyone’s guess, but here’s hoping. Perhaps by the time the next Prime Day comes round, it could be the Apple Watch 8 that’s discounted...? Fingers crossed.

De'Longhi Magnifica automatic coffee machine | AU$1,099 AU$624.95 (AU$474.05 off)

For an automatic cappuccino machine, this is an expensive proposition, but when it drops in price this dramatically (by 43% to be precise), it’s hard to ignore. And it’s an absolute pick-me-up at this price. It makes two cuppas at the same time, has a milk frother too and makes a great cup of joe. Perhaps we’ll see other coffee machines get such deep discounts for Prime Day 2023.

Philips Airfryer Essential (HD9200/21) | AU$199 AU$99.95 (AU$99.05 off)

At half price, this was a sizzling deal indeed! Admittedly it’s a small-capacity air fryer, but it can do a few things, is easy to use and came down to under a hundred bucks. You couldn’t have asked for more.

Lego sets | up to 41% off

Massive discounts on Lego was great news for the little children and the big ones. Who doesn’t love a good Lego set? No matter what you like, there’s a set for you – Star Wars, Harry Potter, Batman, even flowers. And to be able to save money on those sets, that’s just the icing on the blocky cake.

How to find the best Prime Day deals

Shopping on Amazon Prime Day can be an exhausting and overwhelming experience if you aren’t prepared for what’s ahead – and trust us, there will be thousands of deals landing on the site, with new ones added throughout the duration of the sale.

While Prime Day is a great chance for deal hunters to snag some of the best discounts of the year, it can easily go wrong if you aren’t sure what to look for, or how to look for it. With that in mind, here’s our expert advice for shopping on Amazon Prime Day, and how to save the most money this year.

Don’t just shop at Amazon: This one may surprise you, but hear us out. Since Prime Day has gotten so popular over the years, many retailers have begun trying to get in on the action by running their own Prime Day-like sales alongside Amazon. Stores such as JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and even eBay Australia are ones to watch, so don’t be afraid to shop there as well. You could be surprised by what kind of discounts you can find.

Trust your gut on reviews: Amazon’s review system isn’t very good at filtering out useless and unhelpful feedback. If you head to almost any major product released in the past year, you might see one-star reviews with a single sentence clearly expressing dissatisfaction and nothing else. You may even find "fake reviews" to help deter you from a good product or even steer you towards buying a bad product. If it’s something you truly want and it’s on sale, you can use free services like Fakespot to make sure the user reviews are genuine.

Compare prices: This applies to everything. Clothing, electronics, pet supplies, you name it. If it’s on sale during Prime Day, chances are most major sellers stocking it are dropping their prices, and they are all competing against each other. What you may not know, however, is that it may be cheaper at alternative sellers, so don’t be afraid to click that "see other buying options" button from time to time.

Stick with us: If you don’t want to spend too much time and energy on bargain hunting during Prime Day, then bookmark this page as we’ll be doing just that for you. T3’s deals team will be on hand to pick out the juiciest offers on a wide variety of tech and lifestyle products, and we’ll list them right here in an easy-to-navigate page.