JB Hi-Fi launches a 'MADNESS' sale on TVs, games, laptops and appliances - with prices slashed by as much as 80 PER CENT
- Electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi has announced it is throwing a massive sale
- Keen bargain hunters can expect deals on appliances, including TVs and fridges
- The chain has also slashed prices on games, bluetooth speakers and laptops
Australian electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi has launched a massive sale and has slashed prices on games, appliances and technology by up to 80 per cent.
Bargain hunters looking to make big-ticket purchases on appliances will be thrilled to know TVs, fridges, laptops and Dyson stick vacuum cleaners are on sale.
Other sale items include sports tech in the form of Fitbit, now priced at $199, a Phillips espresso machine for $139 and Xbox games from $19.
Australian electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi has launched a massive sale and has slashed prices on games, appliances and technology by up to 80 per cent
Bargain hunters looking to make big-ticket purchases on appliances will be thrilled to know TVs, fridges, laptops and Dyson stick vacuum cleaners are on sale
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This Philips 58" Ultra HDR Smart LED TV has been reduced from $895 to a low $795 (pictured left) while a Microsoft Surface Pro 6 has been reduced to $1299 (pictured right)
Those looking to make some serious savings before the end of the financial year can shop JB Hi-Fi's Tax Time Madness sale which runs until June 12.
If you're in the market for a new television, this is now the time to buy as the retailer has a staggering range of deals offered on a range of top brands.
One fantastic deal is an LG 55" Ultra HDR Smart LED TV. This has been reduced by $250 to $1095.
Another, a Philips 58" Ultra HDR Smart LED TV has been reduced from $895 to a low $795.
Household appliances on sale include a Hisense two-door fridge, priced at $399 (pictured left) and a Dyson Cyclone V10 Animal stick vacuum cleaner, now priced at $699 (pictured right)
If you've decided now is the time to splash out on a new laptop, then you'll want to consider JB Hi-Fi's extensive range.
One that is outstanding value is a Microsoft Surface Pro 6. This item features a powerful 8GB of RAM is now priced at $1299.
Household appliances including fridges, vacuum cleaners and coffee machines have also been included as part of the sale.
If you're in the market for wearable sports tech, the sale has you covered with FitBits now reduced to $199 (pictured)
A Canon Pixma Home Printer has been reduced to $139 (pictured left) while JBL bluetooth speakers are down from $200 to $149 (pictured right)
A 230L two-door refrigerator by Hisense, which also comes with a three-year warranty, has now been reduced to a staggeringly low $399.
If you've been coveting a capsule coffee machine, now is the time buy. JB Hi-Fi's best offering is a Philips L'OR Barista Capsule Coffee Machine now priced at $139.
A Dyson stick vacuum also feature in the sale with the Cyclone V10 Animal now been reduced to a low $699.
An Xbox One S 1TB Console in white has been reduced by $80 to a low $299 (pictured left) while a PlayStation VR (virtual reality) console is on offer for just $269 (pictured right)
Other items sure to excite shoppers are Fitbits, now reduced from $246 to $199 and a Canon Pixma Home Printer for $139.
Gamers can get their hands on bargain-priced Xbox games, priced from $19 (pictured)
As part of the tax time sale, shoppers can also get their hands on JBL bluetooth speakers down from $200 to $149 or an Xbox One S 1TB Console in white, reduced by $80 to $299.
JB Hi-Fi's Big Games Sale, which runs until June 20, also comes with a host of bargains for the game lover.
A range Xbox games, priced from as little $19, include the titles Battlegrounds, Sea of Thieves and Minecraft.
For the tech lover, a PlayStation VR (virtual reality) console is on offer for $269.
This comes complete with a headset, a PlayStation Camera and PlayStation VR Worlds game.
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