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Save 60%: Deals worth your time from Dyson, Apple, Sennheiser and more

Joshua Buchwald
Joshua Buchwald

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9PR: Deals of the week

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Finding genuine sales in January can be hit or miss, especially after the Boxing Day madness.

Sales fatigue has become a real thing for shoppers, but this week has delivered some serious deals you'll actually want to consider.

We've spotted savings of up to $400 on premium coffee machines, rare discounts dropping prices by $200 on Apple gear, and more.

If you've been waiting to upgrade your kitchen or home office, or need a tech upgrade, this is the week to add to cart.

NOTE: Prices are accurate at the time of publishing

Apple Watch Series 11, was $679, now $547

9PR: Apple

9Product Reviews / Apple

Released back in September last year, this is the first time we've spotted this Apple Watch series on sale, and you can save $132. If you own an iPhone and you're looking for a smartwatch, this is your best option thanks to its seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem and versatile range of health trackers and sensors.

READ MORE: Best fitness trackers to keep your steps up in 2026

Sennheiser Accentum Wireless SE, was $349.95, now $149

9PR: Sennheiser

9Product Reviews / Sennheiser

Right now, the SE headphones will save you $200.95. For a fraction of the price of Bose and Sony headphones, you get 50 hours of power, Sennheiser's signature sound profiling, hybrid active noise cancelling and even a dongle accessory for high-quality audio.

READ MORE: How Sennheiser is redefining audio with their wireless headphones

Philips 2000 Series Airfryer, was $179, now $82

9PR: Philips

9Product Reviews / Philips

If you haven't jumped on the air fryer trend yet, then look no further than Philips' 2000 Series Airfryer. With a 4.2L capacity (or 6.2 litres), you can air fry, bake, grill, roast and select eight other options on how to cook your food. Plus, the RapidAir technology gets your chips crispy without needing a bucket of oil. A good option for couples or small kitchens.

READ MORE: Air fryers that will do the job of a traditional oven

Ecovacs Deebot N20 Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop, was $749, now $284

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9Product Reviews / Ecovacs

Want a robot vacuum cleaner but don't want to spend thousands on something you're not sure about? You can save $465 on the Ecovacs Deebot N20 robot that features 8000 Pa suction power, anti-tangling technology and will mop your floors. Worried about uneven floors and obstacles? It can also scale 20mm thresholds, and it uses laser radars to scan for precise navigation and coverage.

Tineco Floor One S6 All-in-One Smart Cordless Floor Washer, was $899, now $349

9PR: Tineco

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The Tineco S6 vacuums and mops simultaneously to clean up wet spills in a single pass. Its system continuously scrapes the roller while you wash, ensuring you are always using fresh water. Plus, it makes cleaning effortless with dual-sided edge brushes for tight corners and smart sensors that auto-adjust power. Right now, you can save $550 on this premium cleaner, making it perfect to upgrade your home cleaning routine.

READ MORE: Why it's about time we all owned a cordless vacuum cleaner

Dreame L40 Ultra AE Robot Vacuum and Mop, was $2199, now $1299

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9Product Reviews / Dream

Willing to spend a bit more than $200 on a robot vacuum cleaner? Dreame's L40 Ultra AE model vacuums at an impressive 19,000 Pa suction power and mops with extensive coverage. The machine makes hands-free cleaning a reality with an all-in-one self-emptying dock, which automatically disposes of dust for up to 100 days and washes its mops with hot water. Plus, if you're a family with pets, it can detect and avoid obstacles and provide real-time two-way video calls.

Dyson Purifier Cool Purifying Fan, was $949, now $647

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9Product Reviews / Dyson

If you can't stand the heat, upgrade your home with the Dyson Purifier Cool, a powerful fan that doubles as an air purifier. Dyson claims its fully sealed filter system traps 99.95 per cent of allergens, while its air multiplier technology projects that clean air across the room. Light sleeper? This model has been engineered to be 20 per cent quieter than previous models, even providing a night mode option.

KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine, was $999, now $580.65

9PR: KitchenAid

9Product Reviews / KitchenAid

Now at its lowest price we've seen, the KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine is offering a bargain for coffee enthusiasts looking to get into the art of home espresso. With a built-in burr grinder, a commercial-grade 58mm portafilter and a steam wand for your milk-based drinks, this machine has everything a beginner needs.

Apple MacBook Air (M4) 13-inch, was $1999, now $1647

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9Product Reviews / Mac

The Air with the M4 chip is a powerhouse. With 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage and a 10-core CPU, any work you throw at it will be done swiftly. With up to 18 hours of battery life, a 13.6-inch liquid retina display and speakers for spatial audio, you'll be set up with a laptop to last.

Apple iPad Air (M3) 11-inch, was $999, now $747

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9Product Reviews / Apple

Not a fan of a MacBook but still want a large, Apple experience? The iPad Air offers a powerful M3 chip, 128GB and an 11-inch display, all designed for portability. It has 5G capabilities, and with iPadsOS, you get a productive on-the-fly work station.

CMF Watch 3 Pro, was $179, now $139

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9Product Reviews / CMF

Nothing's budget-friendly watch is now on sale, and for its price, it delivers an unmissable premium experience. With access to a buffet of fitness and health trackers built into this two-week battery watch, it's hard to argue against its value. It also features a bright display, great software and four colourways to choose from.

READ MORE: We found the perfect budget-friendly fitness companion

Amazon Kindle Scribe (16GB), was $649, now $499

9PR: Kindle

9Product Reviews / Kindle

If you love your Kindle or you're just someone who likes writing notes across documents and pages, the Kindle Scribe might be the upgrade you're looking for. It comes with a premium pen so you can create notes, to-do lists, or scribe across the 10.2-inch, glare-free screen, distraction-free.

READ MORE: Why this digital notebook feels both pointless and perfect

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