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    Need a new phone? Take 20% off mobile plans and save up to AU$800 on smartphones with Optus’ EOFY sale

    TechurzBy TechurzMay 27, 2025Updated:May 12, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    End of financial year sales don’t officially start until June 1, but the Optus EOFY sale is getting started early. We’ve seen a ton of early EOFY deals pop up since Lenovo launched its sale in early May, but for the most part we still expect most of what we’ve seen to improve come June.

    But that’s not the case here. This Optus sale is the real deal and if you’re in the market for a new phone (especially if it’s tax deductible) every kind of user and budget is covered. You can get an Apple Watch Series 10 with an iPhone 16, the Google Pixel 7 Pro is just AU$299 or save 50% on the already budget-friendly Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, plus a whole lot more.

    Usually such deals would be weighed down by the need to pair these discounted phones with a standard Optus plan. However, the Optus EOFY plan is also taking 20% off Optus’ 50GB small plan and 200GB medium plan – making all these deals even more attractive.

    While we think the three phone deals were worth a special shoutout, that’s far from all the Optus EOFY sale has to offer. All the following deals are only available when you stay connected over 24 or 36 months on an eligible SIM (or watch) plan.

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