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If you're with Telstra or one of their resellers be careful, your phone may not work if you switch to Optus, they have blacklisted a lot…

$100 less at Teds https://www.teds.com.au/sony-zv-e1

Be aware that Catch is with Optus and if you have a non-Apple/Samsung/Google phone there is a fair chance Optus may be blocking it under…

> 90% offer is valid only if you are currently using a paid competing cloud backup service. You need to provide proof of your existing paid…

Back to front I would have thought, 20A and 5v since USB is always 5V

Intriguing.. Had to google that. Unfortunately it seems what you're talking about is basically to power some 240v devices that are plugged…

All I can say is go to the same govt website. https://calculator.energyrating.gov.au/FridgeDetail.aspx For 300 litres the most efficient…

I'm guessing, like so many products on ozbargain, the 'regular' price is nonsense and jacked so retailers can sell it at $339 or whatever…

For the real ozbargainer .. here's the Aus energy rating website: https://calculator.energyrating.gov.au/FridgeDetail.aspx Basically there…

oops in my head it was 145.. i just got a bit too excited about a bargain :)

Heh, got a $10 voucher for first time signup too.. so $135.

Finally! .. After all these years of duct-taping my phone to my water bottle like a totally sane person..

Ah thank you very much. Something for me to look in to.

So, I use an ssd enclosure to run Linux externally, looking to upgrade (since the drive is quite small), just wondering if anyone knows if…

There is 0 chance this is 9500 Lumen

"Sorry we're out of stock.. it's on back-order".. two months later.. "Here's your refund, thank you for the $6599 interest free loan chump"…

Had this for about a year. It's great for presentations and or watching tv even and i use it with hdmi output from my camera to review…

Anywhere you *don't* need your water sterilized.. like in Australia with some of the best drinking water in the world... well you *don't…

I use the Yoga pad pro 13 and it has the external hdmi input for that. A little more expensive but also on sale from same store:…

The Breville web site says this typically uses 1/6 of the energy of a clothes dryer (140kwh/mo) on a monthly basis. That puts this at…

True of any electrical device contained within the room that isn't storing energy (like a battery charger). 2200W of bitcoin miners produce…

Got this recently, good tablet, the pros are: great performance, smooth. Brightness is fine, audio is great. Can't comment on gaming I dont…

The only benefit I found, at least when ebay plus started (not sure if its the same now) was they had a sort of premium phone support thing…

WaPo certainly isn't reputable news though. They are US corporate 'blue-team' hacks. For all its faults our own ABC is far better than the…

Seems after I choose Paypal checkout it sends me back to bangood checkout and it sneakily tacks on $8.41 usd shipping + shipping insurance

Not sure about choice, but it's on energystar.gov.au https://www.energyrating.gov.au/calculator They put it at $67.54/yr at 30.7c/kWh…

Moved up from the kmart one to Philips about a year ago. Definitely does a better job. Crispier, i think mostly because it uses a mesh…

Does this have a battery? or does it have to be plugged in to the wall?

It's why I cancelled my coke recurring order last year. The damn things were in boxes already, but they came double boxed in huge thick…

Average household electricity cost for Q1 2020 was 0.338c/kWh. So more accurately $2 every 3 hours. 2 hours a night for say 150 nights a…