EOFY Sale 2025: Best TV Deals in Australia
The end of financial year is almost here, and with it comes huge deals on all your home entertainment needs.
We're seeing massive discounts on top TVs from leading brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense and more, making now the perfect time to give your living room or home cinema an upgrade.
One of the best deals we've spotted in on the LG StanbyME Smart Touch Portable TV, currently a massive 45 per cent off at Amazon.
This completely wireless 27' TV pairs with your laptop, tablet or smartphone to watch your favourite films and TV shows anywhere in your home.
Recent reviewers have praised it as 'absolutely amazing,' with one noting, 'The screen quality and sound is perfect!' Another happy customer said it 'has transformed our bedroom into an entertainment haven.'
Right now, you can grab it for $1100.75 - and save $898.25.
Another great deal is the Samsung 98' Q80C 4K UHD Smart QLED TV at Appliances Online. This huge screen has earned plenty of rave reviews with customers calling it 'just as good as the movies' and 'second to none'.
Plus, it is currently on sale for almost half price, down to $5896!
Happy with your current screen? We've also found plenty of great entertainment deals to bring cinematic sound to your living space.
Sonos has dropped $1000 off their Premium Personal Entertainment Set with Arc Ultra, which is now selling for $4295. It includes a premium soundbar, wireless subwoofer, smart speaker and headphones – a combination that offers a surround sound experience.
You can also save up hundreds on LG, Bose and JBL sound systems at Myer.
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Prices are correct and products are in stock at time of publishing.
BEST END OF FINANCIAL YEAR TV AND ENTERTAINMENT DEALS 2025
Amazon Australia
Appliances Online
See all TV deals at Appliances Online
The Good Guys
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Samsung
LG
See all TV deals at LG
Myer
Sonos
Bose
See all entertainment deals at Bose
JBL
$500 off JBL BAR 1300, $1499.95 (down from $1999.95)
$500 off JBL BAR 1000, $999.95 (down from $1499.95)
$200 off JBL BAR 500, $549.95 (down from $749.95)
$150 off JBL BAR 300, $379.95 (down from $529.95)
$45 off JBL BAR 2.0 All-in-One MK2, $199.95 (down from $245)
See all entertainment deals at JBL
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LED, OLED AND QLED?
LED TVs are typically the most budget-friendly TVs you can buy, however, they tend to have lower colour accuracy and lack the true blacks found in OLED TVs, resulting in less contrast.
OLED TVs are meanwhile more expensive than LED and QLED TVs – but, if you're after exceptional picture quality, OLED is the way to go. OLED TVs have individual pixels that are self-lit, producing perfect blacks and incredible contrast.
QLED sits somewhere in between the two, using traditional LCD panels lit by LEDs with an added quantum dot layer. They produce a wider range of colours and offer better overall brightness compared to OLED. However, they also have less accurate black tones.
Essentially, if you're looking for the best picture quality available, OLED TVs are your best option. If you want a brighter display that's more budget friendly, QLED could be a better choice. If you're looking for value and a wide range of screen sizes, LED models are meanwhile worth a look in.
DO YOU REALLY NEED TO USE A SOUNDBAR WITH YOUR TV?
While it is not a necessity to use a soundbar when watching your TV, there are many benefits to using one in your living room or home cinema.
Improving sound quality: The biggest benefit to adding a soundbar to your TV set-up is how well all your favourite shows, movies and video games will sound. TVs generally lack bass, so this additional will amp up the volume and improve the clarity of voices and dialogue.
Similar to surround sound: Instead of filling your space with speaker, you can pretty much hear it all form every angle as the sound from soundbars (specifically those with DTS: X or Dolby Atmos) mimics a surround sound experience.
Subwoofer connectivity: Not only are they easy to connect to your TV set, but they can also pair with subwoofers to add some extra oomph. Many also come with a subwoofer included to set-up straight away.
Easy to use smart features: These high tech devices typically come with Wi-Fi access and connection to voice assistants like Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant as part of your smart home.
WHEN ARE THE END OF FINANCIAL YEAR SALES 2025?
The majority of the end of financial year sales began on 1 June and will continue until Monday 30 June 2025. However, some deals end early, so it is best to snap up items on sale when you see them so you don't miss out on a bargain.
HOW LONG DO THE END OF FINANCIAL YEAR SALES LAST?
The length of each sale differs from retailer to retailer. Some will run their deals all throughout June, while others may wait until the final week of the month to drop their sale. Most sales typically end on 30 June.
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