Big W launches massive ‘two-day only’ flash sale on Apple iPhones and iPads – slashing the price of dozens of big brand name items across technology, furniture and appliances
- Discount department store Big W is launching a sale on Tuesday, February 18
- The retailer is slashing the prices of phones, tablets, furniture and kids’ toys
- Apple iPhones will be marked down to $999 while iPads will be reduced to $469
- Playstation gaming consoles will be discounted to $399 and Fitbits to $239
- Household appliances and fitness equipment will be half price for two days only
- Sale will run from Tuesday, February 18 to midnight on Wednesday, February 19
Discount department store Big W is set to slash the price of iPhones, iPads and household appliances in a massive flash sale.
The Australian retail chain will run major discounts on big brand names on its official website from Tuesday, February 18 until midnight on Wednesday, February 19.
Among the standout bargains will be Apple iPhones for $999 and iPads for $469, along with Playstation 4 slimline gaming consoles for $399 and smart home assistants for just $79.
Fitbit fitness trackers will be down to $239 while smart Polaroid and JVC TVs will be discounted between 20 and 40 percent.
Discount department store Big W is set to slash the price of iPhones (left) to $999 and iPads (right) to just $469 for two days only from Tuesday February 18 until midnight on Wednesday February 19
Playstation 4 slimline gaming consoles will be discounted to $399
Selected Tefal kitchen utensils and household appliances including toasters will be reduced to half price, along with a range of Fila exercise equipment.
Garden furniture and accessories including barbecues and sofa sets will be marked down by 40 percent.
Children’s toys including outdoor swing sets will be reduced by 20 percent, while the price of construction work clothing and footwear will be cut by 25 percent.
Luggage will be reduced by 30 percent while parents can pick up kids’ schoolbags for as little as $10, while stocks last.
Fitbit fitness trackers (right) will be reduced to $239 while smart home assistants (left) will be down to just $79
The news comes in the midst of grim times for the embattled Australian retail market, which has been hit by a series of high profile closures in over the past six months.
Big W announced the planned closure of 30 stores and two distribution centres over three years from April 2019.
In January, the business announced it would close at least three physical stores in the Sydney suburbs of Chullora, Auburn and Fairfield with staff redistributed across other Big W and Woolworths branches.
The chain, which is owned by Woolworths Group, made the closures after losing $85million in 2019 and $110million in 2018.