Robot vacuums are already discounted, smart lighting follows later this month, and overseas promotions are lining up for TVs, gaming eyewear, chargers and smart locks. Here is what is coming, when to shop, and which offers Australian readers need to treat with care.
Black Friday is still weeks away, but the shopping list is already getting longer. Whether you want a robot to take over the floors, a brighter gaming setup or fewer chargers rattling around your travel bag, brands are stretching their promotions well beyond a single Friday.
The dates to circle are Friday 27 November 2026 for Black Friday and Monday 30 November for Cyber Monday, as listed in Australia Post’s sales calendar. Some offers have started already, while others extend into December or even January.
As always, savings are against the company’s stated reference prices, rather than a claim that every product is at its lowest-ever price. Future offers may not yet appear on retailer pages, and availability can change.
MOVA puts robot vacuums on sale now
MOVA launched its Australian early offers on 5 November, with the advertised robot-vacuum sale running until 2 December. The six-model lineup starts at A$699 and reaches a stated saving of A$1,400.
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E50 Ultra: A$699, against A$1,499 RRP, saving A$800. Listed retailers include Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi online, Amazon and MOVA’s Australian store.
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E50 Pro Ultra: A$799, against A$1,699 RRP, saving A$900. Available through The Good Guys and MOVA’s Australian store.
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S70 Roller: A$799, against A$1,999 RRP, saving A$1,200, or approximately 60%. Listed at Harvey Norman and MOVA’s Australian store.
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S70 Pro Roller: A$999, against A$2,299 RRP, saving A$1,300. The announced offer is through JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys.
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S70 Ultra Roller: A$1,099, against A$2,499 RRP, saving A$1,400. Listed at Harvey Norman and MOVA’s Australian store. The S70 range uses a roller-mopping system that feeds in clean water and removes dirty water during cleaning.
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V70 Ultra Pure Black: A$1,499, against A$2,799 RRP, saving A$1,300, in a Harvey Norman retail-exclusive offer.
MOVA says more promotions will arrive from 12 November across additional robot vacuums and its lawn, pool and window-cleaning ranges. Those are worth watching out for too.
Nanoleaf lines up lighting and LED offers
Nanoleaf Australia has announced a sale from 18 November to 2 December, covering smart lighting and its LED light-therapy range. And if anyone knows a thing or two about light, it’s definitely Nanoleaf with its many clever smart lighting options, and now its healthcare range of light therapy products.
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4D V2 TV Screen Mirror Kit for up to 65-inch TVs: A$118.99, against A$169.99 RRP.
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Multicolour Floor Lamp: A$119.99, against A$149.99 RRP.
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LED Light Therapy Face Mask: A$199.99, against A$299.99 RRP.
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Red Light Therapy Panel: A$181.99, against A$259.99 RRP.
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Light Therapy Face and Neck Mask Bundle: A$359.98, against A$559.98 RRP, saving A$200.
Participating retailers named by Nanoleaf include JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, Harvey Norman, Bunnings, The Good Guys and Amazon, with products varying by outlet. The Face and Neck Mask Bundle is exclusive to Nanoleaf’s online store. The lighting offers give you a way to change the feel of a room without changing the TV or desk itself. The light-therapy products are included as sale listings, rather than an assessment of their health or skincare benefits.
Overwatch opens its cosmetics vault
For players whose upgrade list is mostly virtual, Blizzard’s Black Friday Vault Sale is already running. Its Australian announcement gives the window as 4 November to 7 December AEDT.
The lineup includes the Peak Mega Bundle, Hero Spotlight Bundles and a StarCraft Mega Bundle.
Overseas offers and US pricing
The campaigns below are advertised through US storefronts or in US dollars. They are included for readers shopping in those markets, and for those checking whether a particular offer can be delivered here. Australian availability is not certain, so do check before clicking ok on the checkout page.
TCL cuts the price of art style TVs
TCL has announced Amazon and Best Buy promotions for its US-market Designer Series televisions from 23 to 30 November.
The A300L QLED models are advertised at US$699.99 for 55 inches, US$899.99 for 65 inches and US$1,199.99 for 75 inches. Against the reference prices in TCL’s announcement, those represent savings of US$300, US$600 and US$800 respectively.
The A400U QD-Mini LED range is advertised at US$649.99 for 55 inches, US$799.99 for 65 inches, US$999.99 for 75 inches and US$1,499.99 for 85 inches. The corresponding stated regular prices are US$999.99, US$1,399.99, US$1,599.99 and US$1,999.99.
These are US offers, not Australian TCL prices. See the TCL US Designer Series for the model family, and verify the exact model at the participating retailer when the promotion opens.
GUNNAR spreads its eyewear offers across November
GUNNAR is running several promotions rather than one blanket discount. Its announced Fallout collection offer runs until 22 November, with Vault 33 and Brotherhood of Steel advertised at US$66.33 each, against US$99. Lucky 38 is also advertised at US$66.33 on GUNNAR’s site, but US$71.97 on Amazon, which has a different reference price.
Other announced offers include kids’ and premium mystery boxes at US$10 and US$20 until 13 November, followed by selected eyewear at US$20, US$30 or US$40 from 13 to 24 November. A separate prescription-eyewear promotion advertises 30% off through 4 January 2027.
The main Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale is scheduled for 27 November to 2 December, offering up to 30% off at Amazon and GUNNAR.com. Cyberpunk 2077 Arasaka and Zenless Zone Zero Orphie and Magus are excluded. Check the final discount and selected lens option before paying, particularly for prescription orders.
DESLOC smart lock offers vary by retailer
DESLOC’s announced Amazon offers start on different dates:
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K221 Fingerprint Smart Lock: US$97.19, against US$179.99, from 10 to 30 November. That is a 46% saving.
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K120 Handle Set: US$127.89, against US$202.99, from 10 to 30 November.
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K140 Plus Handle Set: US$155, against US$203.99, from 10 to 30 November.
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V150 Plus Smart Lock: US$199.99, against US$299.99, from 19 to 30 November.
The company also has a separate direct-store campaign, but DESLOC’s website currently lists delivery to the US and Canada. Australian delivery for the Amazon offers has not been confirmed. For any imported lock, check door dimensions, installation requirements and support before deciding the price makes it a fit.
AEKE discounts its connected strength system
AEKE has announced S1 Pro offers from 19 November to 11 January 2027. The standalone system is advertised at US$3,599, while the S1 Pro with B3S bench is US$3,799, through both Amazon and its website.
The sale prices match across the two channels, but their reference prices differ. AEKE’s direct-store comparisons are US$4,599 for the standalone system and US$4,999 for the bench package, giving savings of US$1,000 and US$1,200. Amazon’s supplied comparisons are US$4,299 and US$4,717, giving savings of US$700 and US$918.
AEKE says the system offers up to 220lb of digital resistance, camera-based form tracking and no required monthly subscription. Its site lists an Australia region in US dollars, but that does not establish the delivered cost or availability of these particular offers for an Australian address.
TESSAN builds towards its biggest discounts
TESSAN has announced a 9 November to 2 December campaign, with discounts increasing through the month and its peak offers scheduled from 27 November.
Announced highlights include the AERO 70 travel adapter at US$89, AERO 5000 magnetic power bank at US$39, Voyager 205 travel adapter at US$89, Magic 65W Charging Station at US$39.99 and Cat Desktop Charging Station at US$35.99. The AERO 70 and AERO 5000 are pre-orders expected to ship in December 2026, so they are not a solution for a trip leaving next week.
The attention-grabbing US$9.99 flash sale opens at midnight US Eastern Standard Time on 27 November. It is restricted to US customers and the first ten customers for each of five featured products, a total of 50 places. The advertised social giveaway is also US-only. Australian shoppers should not assume either applies here, and Australian delivery for the wider sale has not been confirmed.
H2O Audio prepares a sitewide headphone sale
H2O Audio says it will offer 30% off sitewide from 26 November to 7 December, including its recently announced TRI ULTRA bone-conduction headphones.
The brand describes the range as offering up to 24 hours of battery life, IPX8 water resistance and 8GB of onboard storage. Its storefront uses US dollars and advertises international shipping, but check Australian delivery, the final price and the selected model when the sale begins. No Australian-dollar promotional price was supplied.
A small detour for the car
Mothers has also announced roughly 15% off selected car-care products on Amazon from 20 November to 1 December. Examples include its 10oz Mag and Aluminum Polish at US$13.59, against US$15.99, and its three-bar clay kit at US$18.24, against US$21.46. These sit outside the core tech lineup, and Australian delivery has not been confirmed.
Make the discount work for you
Write down the products you actually want, compare the exact model across retailers, and keep an eye on the total rather than just the saving. For a robot vacuum, include replacement consumables. For an imported device, include delivery and support. For a gift, check the dispatch date.
With promotions starting on different days and some running well past Cyber Monday, a little planning should be more useful than a frantic checkout. The best purchase is still the one you wanted before the sale banner appeared.
