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Samsung has a new sale starting today and it stacks with Black Friday deals so you need to be quick

Samsung shoppers have another reason to get their Christmas shopping sorted, with a new 24-hour promotion offering an extra 5 per cent off everything on its Australian website.

The new deal, dubbed Five-off Friday, starts immediately after the brand’s current 11 per cent off sitewide Singles Day promotion wraps up on Friday.

While the new discount is smaller, there’s a worthwhile catch: the 5 per cent saving can be applied on top of Samsung’s already reduced Black Friday prices on selected products across its mobile, television and home appliance ranges.

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To access the offer, shoppers simply need to enter the code LS-FRIYAY at checkout.

Samsung predict the Samsung Frame TV to be one of the biggest sellers this Black Friday.
Samsung predict the Samsung Frame TV to be one of the biggest sellers this Black Friday. Credit: Instagram

The promotion runs for just 24 hours, ending at 12 pm AEDT on Saturday, November 14, so anyone who has been keeping an eye on a new phone, television or kitchen upgrade will need to move quickly.

And with some of Samsung’s biggest discounts already available, the additional savings could make a difference to the final checkout price.

Samsung’s Black Friday deals

Among the standout offers is the Galaxy Z Flip8, which currently comes with $500 off, for anyone looking to upgrade to one of Samsung’s foldable smartphones.

The Galaxy S26 FE is also getting a price cut, with shoppers able to save $400 off the recommended retail price.

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Both smartphone offers are available until December 2, 2026, giving customers a little longer to take advantage of the discounts.

Samsung’s Black Friday sale runs from October 29 to December 2, with special offers on Galaxy smartphones and tablets, televisions, soundbars and home appliances.
Samsung’s Black Friday sale runs from October 29 to December 2, with special offers on Galaxy smartphones and tablets, televisions, soundbars and home appliances. Credit: Samsung

For television shoppers, Samsung’s Frame TVs are worth a look. The range currently has savings of up to $2,000, with an additional $325 off available through the brand’s Trade-Up offer. This promotion ends November 18.

The Frame range is popular with shoppers who want their television to blend into their living space, thanks to its artwork-inspired display and design.

Meanwhile, those looking to upgrade their gaming setup can save $1,200 on the 55-inch Odyssey Ark 2nd Gen Monitor, with a further $100 off through Trade-Up. This offer also ends November 18.

Home appliance shoppers haven’t been left out, with Samsung’s Bespoke 4-Door French Door Fridge 648L reduced by $800, plus an additional $150 off through Trade-Up.

It’s the perfect opportunity for anyone planning a kitchen refresh before the festive season, especially with larger appliances often representing a significant household purchase.

Meet the new Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, the latest addition to the Galaxy S family.
Meet the new Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, the latest addition to the Galaxy S family. Credit: Samsung

How to get the extra 5 per cent off at Samsung

The Five-off Friday promotion is available across Samsung’s Australian website for 24 hours.

To redeem the offer, shoppers need to visit Samsung’s Black Friday sale page, add their chosen products to their cart and enter the promotional code LS-FRIYAY at checkout.

The extra 5 per cent discount applies on top of existing Black Friday reductions on selected products, meaning shoppers can potentially combine the promotion with some of the advertised savings.

With the promotional window closing at midday on Saturday, November 14, this is one to keep on the shopping list if you’ve been waiting for a better price on Samsung technology.

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