Seems like some decent sneaks, more to come though.
ASUS TUF A16 FA607NUQ NVIDIA RTX 4050 Gaming Laptop 16" FHD+ 144Hz - $1850
Edifier W800BT Pro Wireless Over-Ear Noise-Cancelling Headphones - Black - $68
Eufy 3-in-1 E20 Combo Robot Vacuum - $749
Xiaomi G27Qi 27" QHD 200Hz Fast IPS Gaming Monitor - $299
Pretty crazy that AU/NZ deals are almost double the price $399/$750.
Not exactly double. AUD/NZD exchange rate is poor and Australia only has 10% GST vs NZ's 15%. Accounting for this it's more like 517 NZD in Australia vs 749 NZD in NZ, so 45% more expensive
So, almost double?
Do I need another wireless power Bank… Nope
Am I thinking of getting it because it's $18… Yup
Same.
Hey it's not wasting money when you pick up a good deal - Things I tell myself.
Only 18W though. Instead of loading up on the cheap ones, get a few good ones.
Or maybe just use a wire. Wireless charging is very inefficient.
18W is wired, which is really weak. Wireless is 10W and is always rubbish anyway
@nzsaver: Definitely not magsafe, just collected my one and there's a rubber circle to stop a phone slipping. I have some spare magnetic rings from ali Express I might see if it work with and just stick those on to make it magsafe.
If I need quick I use a wire. Wireless power banks are purely function that I can put it in a bag or pocket connected and know it won't catch or pull on something, or so I can use it normally while it charges. Slower means less heat and I'm fine with that for this very specific use case.
It's 18W wired, which is crap. Just more low quality cells to keep around with the potential to pop
any deal on MX master 4 and wireless keyboard? Thanks.
Depending on what specifically you're looking for, you might want to check out the Keychron M6. Cheaper and often praised or even preferred by many in comparison to the MX master mice
I've gone from an mx 2 to an mx 4 and just got a keychron m6.
In favour if the keychron, it's light, much lighter than the mx.
That said unless you want it for playing games the mx is to me a better mouse. The extra gesture button that means 3 extra buttons is something I use all the time, the m6 has left and right on the mouse wheel which helps but it's still a loss in button count. The infinite scroll auto engages on the logitech instead of having to push the button every time to switch between it locked and infinite. The browser app for mapping buttons makes it more friendly to use on a work machine that might not let you install the Logitech software, but does mean you can't remap buttons to be different in different apps.
All that said, the M6 is much cheaper if you get the 1000hz polling rate model. I replaced my busted mx2 with it and for a day a week working from home it's absolutely fine. For people who don't power wield all the buttons and switch shortcuts for each app you'll be absolutely fine with it.
I only use PB Tech for price‑matching these days — haven’t actually bought anything from them in years. So aye, the real question is: will other retails price‑match or beat a deal like this?
I don't think anyone else sells Momax
I can buy for you next time i go to China or Hong Kong 🤣 The electronic store prices in NZ mark prices up like 80-150% of retail price
eufy E20 feedback
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/product/eufy-t2070t11