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Up To 50% Off Dyson, Breville & Other CE Brands At Big W

Tomorrow (16th July), Big W is launching its Big Brands sale, which will see the retailer offer up to 50% of a range of consumer electronics brands, including iRobot, Dyson, Breville, Soda Stream, Russell Hobbs, Nespresso, PS4 and more.

See below for full list of consumer electronics deals:

Electronic Appliances

  • Dyson V7 Animal Origin – $449 (save $240)
  • iRobot 606 Roomba Vacuum – $399 (save $100)
  • Shark Steam Mop – $99

Gaming

  • PS4, 500GB Slim Console – $399
  • PS4 game ‘Ghost of Tunisia’ – $69 (save $10, can be pre-ordered now)
  • Stealth Cruiser, Commander and Challenger gaming headsets – $49 (exclusive to Big W)

Kitchen

  • Breville Slow Cooker – $119
  • Russel Hobbs Airfryer – $119
  • Nespresso Coffee Machine – $149

Fitness

  • York – Active 100 Exercise Bike – $149
  • Fila Fitness Trampoline – $49
  • Range of MB Active workouts by Michelle Bridges – From $10

Big W is also offering beauty discounts, with 30-50% of Vaseline, L’Oreal, and Sukin.

Big W’s Big Brands Sale launching 16th July



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