Huge EOFY phone deals: Up to $850 off on the latest Google Pixel and iPhone

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EOFY 2025 is just around the corner, and with it is a mouth-watering array of phone deals for shoppers to choose from.

Phones from Apple, Samsung, Google and more are currently selling at vastly reduced prices.

Scroll down to see the very best EOFY phone deals available right now.

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Optus EOFY phone deals

Optus is shaving up to $999 off smartphones when you stay connected to a repayment plan for 24 or 36 months.

You can also score cheap wearables when you purchase a new handset.

For our money, the best deal is the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE - it's down to $15.26 a month over 36 months, which is half Optus' usual asking price.

The Google Pixel 7 Pro deal is also worth a look with $999 knocked off the original asking price. While it's a few years old, it remains an extremely capable handset.

Budget shoppers should snap up the Samsung Galaxy A16 5G - available for an absurdly low $36.

Finally, if you're in the market for a new iPhone and Apple Watch, you can get the latter for just $99 (RRP: $808) when you buy an iPhone 16 Pro and stay connected over 36 months on an eligible plan.

You have until 30 June 2025 to take advantage of the offers listed in the table.

DeviceDeal
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Samsung S24 FE50% off RRP
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Samsung Galaxy S25 / S25+Get a bonus Samsung Watch7 valued at $698.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro XL$800 off - from $33.28 a month
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold$800 off - from $52.72 a month
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Google Pixel 7 Pro$999 price drop
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Samsung A16$1 a month over 36 months (save $312)
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Motorola Moto Razr 50$5 a month for 36 months (save $618)
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iPhone 16 ProGet Apple Watch Series 10 for $99 when you stay connected over 36 months on an eligible SIM and watch plan.
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Vodafone EOFY phone deals

In addition to slashing smartphone prices, Vodafone is offering $10 off a month and double data on selected plans for the length of the device repayment term.

That works out to a saving of $360 on top of the phone discount.

You can also get the Samsung Galaxy A56 5G for half the normal price when you pair it with a 24- or 36-month plan.

You have until 30 June to get these deals.

PhoneDeal
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL$250 off when you stay connected for 36 months
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge$250 off + $300 bonus trade-in + $0 screen replacement.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE$558 off RRP when you stay connected for 36 months
Samsung Galaxy A56 5G50% off (save $350.28) when you stay connected for 24 or 36 months
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max$660 off when you stay connected for 36 months to a $69 Large Promo plan
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max$558 off + 3 free months of Apple TV+ and Apple Music
Apple iPhone 16$558 off + 3 free months of Apple TV+ and Apple Music
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Telstra EOFY phone deals

Telstra's tax-time deals are pretty tasty this year, with up to $850 off flagship foldable phones from Google and Samsung.

You can also get $250 off the iPhone 16 Pro Max if iOS is more your bag.

Telstra is also offering $20 off a month on its new Upfront Premium Mobile Plan for the first 12 months when you pair it with an eligible phone.

These offers end on 30 June 2025.

PhoneDeal
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6Up to $450 off
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra$500 off + $20 month off a new Upfront Premium Mobile Plan for 12 months
Google Pixel 9 Pro XLUp to $850 off
Pixel 9 Pro FoldUp to $850 off
iPhone 16 Pro MaxUp to $250 off
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Other telcos

Optus, Vodafone and Telstra aren't the only providers slinging cheap smartphones.

Here are the best EOFY deals from Amaysim and TeleChoice, which runs on the Optus and Telstra networks, respectively.

Unless otherwise stated, all deals end on 30 June.

DeviceDeal
Provider info
Google Pixel 8aWas $799 - Now $499 (save $300)Amaysim
Motorola Razr 50Was $1,199 - Now $774 (save $425)Amaysim
iPhone 16eWas $999 - Now $939 (save $60)Amaysim
iPhone 16 Pro MaxWas $2,149 - Now $1,999 (save $150)Amaysim
Nokia G50 128GBWas $449 - Now $329 (save $120)Telechoice
Samsung Galaxy A25Was $499 - Now $429 (save $70)Telechoice
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EOFY phone deals if you want to buy outright

If you're happy with your SIM-only plan but still need a new phone, consider the following retail deals.

Depending on where you shop, it's possible to score up to 50% off during EOFY sales. Here are some highlights.

RetailerDeal
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PhonebotUp to 50% off refurbished smartphones
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eBayUp to 60% off phones and mobile accessories
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Amazon$50 off Google Pixel 9a - Now $798.99
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The Good GuysDiscounted phones from $39
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Samsung$400 off Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra - Now $1,949
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AppleExtra trade-in credit - up to $1,125
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GoogleGet up to one year of Google One AI Premium free
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Browse EOFY tech deals

Still haven't found what you're looking for? Use the filters below to search through hundreds of deals in our shopping database.

Phonebot Phonebot

Phonebot

Up to $400 off refurbished tech at Phonebot

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Otterbox Otterbox

Otterbox

Up to 50% off selected products

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Kogan Kogan

Kogan

Up to 39% off + free shipping on all iPhone 15 models

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Apple Store Apple Store

Apple Store

1 month FREE Apple Music for new subscribers

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Kogan Kogan

Kogan

Up to 70% off sale at Kogan

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Myer Myer

Myer

Up to 64% off: Travel & Tech clearance

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Green Gadgets Green Gadgets

Green Gadgets

iPhone 12 from just $369

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Temu Temu

Temu

Up to 25% off Mobile Phones

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What to consider when shopping for EOFY mobile phone deals

iOS or Android?

You've probably already made up your mind on which side of the Android/iOS fence you sit, but it's still worth considering both as you shop for a EOFY phone deal.

The closed ecosystem of iOS typically offers a slicker and more stable experience, whereas Android opens up a wealth of customisation options for those who prefer greater control over their phone's behaviour.

Moreso than in years past, Android and iOS have converged on a relatively similar look and feel. Switching from one to the other is no longer quite so jarring, and there are even some Android phones that take liberal cues from iOS to deliver an iPhone-like experience on Android.

New or refurbished?

It is becoming increasingly common for retailers to sell "refurbished" handsets during sales periods. This is a previously used device that has been returned to the manufacturer or network provider and restored to full functionality.

They are usually sold as new but may be missing the original packaging. A refurbished phone is a smart way to save but don't pay any attention to the purported discount - most stores cite the RRP for a brand new phone, which is irrelevant on used products.

Software support

A lot of older phones go on sale during EOFY, and while they're often plenty powerful enough, their age can impact their practical lifespan going forward.

This is because smartphone manufacturers tend to drop support for handsets after a few years, ceasing to provide updates to the latest versions of Android (or simply omitting older handsets in the case of the iPhone).

Not only does this mean potentially missing out on new features, it can also lead to incompatibility with newer apps and services.

To ensure you don't end up locked out of your favourite apps, it's worth researching how long different smartphone manufacturers support their handsets post-release. Google is very good in this regard, with up to 7 years of guaranteed security and OS updates.

UPDATED 13 June 2025: We added new information on iPhone 16 offers from Vodafone.

Check out our roundup of the best EOFY mobile plan deals.

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