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Smart Home Sale & Deals

Connect more of the home with security cameras, video doorbells and smart speakers on sale, with app-controlled lighting and compatible smart locks. Find smart home deals at The Good Guys from Google, Ring, eufy and more.

Connect more of the home with security cameras, video doorbells and smart speakers on sale, with app-controlled lighting and compatible smart locks. Find smart home deals at The Good Guys from Google, Ring, eufy and more.

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What to look for in smart home devices on sale

From security cameras and video doorbells through to smart speakers, smart lighting, smart plugs and smart locks, here is what to consider before buying smart home devices on sale at The Good Guys.

Smart home security

Home security is one of the most active smart home categories and consistently sees sale activity during EOFY at The Good Guys. The most common starting points are video doorbells and outdoor security cameras.Smart home security devices available include:

  • Video doorbells: replace a standard doorbell with a camera-equipped unit that sends notifications and live video to a smartphone when someone approaches. Most models include two-way audio, night vision and motion detection. Ring and eufy are the two most widely available brands at The Good Guys.

  • Security cameras: fixed or pan-tilt models for indoor and outdoor monitoring. Features to compare include resolution (1080p or 2K), field of view, colour night vision, local versus cloud storage and whether a subscription is required for recording.

  • Smart locks: replace traditional door locks with keypad, fingerprint or smartphone-controlled alternatives. Useful for households where keys are commonly forgotten or for allowing temporary access without sharing physical keys.

  • Smart alarm systems: integrate motion sensors, contact sensors and a central hub. eufy and Ring both offer DIY alarm kits that work without a professional monitoring service.

Smart speakers and displays

Smart speakers provide voice control for music, smart home devices, timers, reminders and information queries. The two dominant platforms are Google (Google Nest Mini, Nest Audio, Nest Hub) and Amazon (Echo Dot, Echo, Echo Show). Apple HomePod covers Apple ecosystem users.Smart displays add a screen to the smart speaker format, allowing video calls, recipe display, security camera monitoring and visual responses to voice queries. Google Nest Hub and Amazon Echo Show are the main options at The Good Guys.Choosing between Google and Amazon depends primarily on which ecosystem the rest of your household devices use:

  • Google ecosystem: integrates naturally with Android phones, Chromecast and Google Nest devices. Strong for households using Gmail, Google Calendar and YouTube.

  • Amazon Alexa: integrates more broadly with third-party smart home devices and has the most extensive skill ecosystem. Strong for households with mixed device brands.

  • Apple HomeKit: the strongest choice for households using iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Supported by HomePod and HomePod mini.

Smart lighting and plugs

Smart lighting and smart plugs are typically the lowest-cost entry points into a connected home and can be used without a hub on most current platforms.

  • Smart lighting: replaces standard bulbs or switches with Wi-Fi or Zigbee-enabled alternatives controllable by voice or smartphone app. TP-Link Tapo, Philips Hue and Govee are widely stocked at The Good Guys across starter kits and individual bulbs.

  • Smart plugs: plug into an existing power outlet and allow remote on/off control and energy monitoring for connected appliances. Useful for lamps, fans and heaters that would otherwise be manual-only.

  • Smart light strips: flexible LED strips with colour-changing capability, suited to under-cabinet lighting, behind-TV ambient lighting and accent installations.

Smart home brands at The Good Guys

Major smart home brands available at The Good Guys include:

  • Google: produces the Nest range of smart speakers, displays and routers. The Google Home app manages Nest devices and compatible third-party hardware.

  • Ring: produces video doorbells, security cameras and alarm systems with Amazon Alexa integration.

  • eufy: produces video doorbells, security cameras and smart locks. HomeBase models support local video storage without a required cloud subscription.

  • TP-Link: the Tapo range covers smart plugs, lights and cameras across accessible price points; Kasa covers the wider smart home ecosystem range.

  • Apple: HomePod and HomePod mini integrate with iPhone and Apple ecosystem devices via the Home app and HomeKit platform.

  • Philips: the Hue smart lighting ecosystem covers bulbs, light strips, lamps and outdoor fixtures, with platform support including Google Home, Alexa and HomeKit.

How to buy smart home devices on sale

  1. Choose a platform: Google for Android households, Apple HomeKit for Apple households, Amazon Alexa for broad third-party compatibility.

  2. Start with a single category: a video doorbell or security camera is a practical first purchase that delivers immediate value without requiring additional devices.

  3. Check storage options: local storage via a hub or SD card avoids ongoing cloud subscription costs.

  4. Confirm Wi-Fi compatibility: most current smart home devices require 2.4GHz Wi-Fi; some newer models also support 5GHz.

  5. Check ecosystem compatibility before buying: not all devices work across all platforms.

  6. For security cameras and doorbells, check whether wired or battery-powered installation suits your home.

  7. Compare current sales across Google, Ring, eufy, TP-Link, Apple and Philips.

  8. Confirm delivery at checkout.

  9. Add to cart or reserve in-store for collection at your nearest The Good Guys.

Frequently asked questions

Smart home devices sit alongside the wider technology and home appliance ranges at The Good Guys. The deals directory below covers every active category, from TVs and audio through to kitchen and laundry.

The best time to buy a smart home device on sale in Australia is generally during EOFY, Black Friday or Boxing Day, as these events produce the widest range of sales across security cameras, video doorbells, smart speakers, smart lighting and smart plugs from Google, Amazon, Arlo, Ring and TP-Link.

When to consider buying outside peak sale periods:

  • When a current model is superseded by a newer release, the previous version typically drops in price

  • Stock movement events at individual store level can produce localised sales outside the main national sale periods

EOFY smart home device sale 2026

the EOFY sale at The Good Guys covers smart home devices on sale from Google, Amazon, Arlo, Ring and TP-Link across the range.

Black Friday smart home device sale 2026

Black Friday smart home device sale 2026 in November brings some of the broadest sales of the year on smart home devices, particularly on prior-generation models. Sale pricing typically extends through Cyber Monday into early December.

Boxing Day smart home device sale 2026

Boxing Day smart home device sale 2026 in late December covers a broad range of smart home devices and is often the strongest window for sale pricing on prior-year stock.

Home security devices protect property, monitor entry points and record activity at access points. Security cameras deter break-in attempts and provide footage if an incident occurs.

Smart locks add an extra layer of access control beyond physical keys. Modern smart security systems allow monitoring and management from anywhere via smartphone app, providing real-time alerts and the ability to grant temporary access remotely. For households travelling regularly or with valuables on premises, a connected security setup is one of the highest-utility smart home categories.

The right smart camera depends on intended use. Outdoor cameras need weather-resistance ratings (IP65 or higher) and infrared night vision. Indoor cameras for pet monitoring suit smaller form factors with two-way audio.

Baby monitors typically include enhanced privacy controls and lullaby playback. Key features across all formats are motion detection sensitivity, mobile app alerts, local versus cloud storage options, and resolution (1080p as a minimum, 2K or 4K for detailed identification).

See the smart home security technology guide for a comparison across camera types and brands, or browse the home security range for current sale pricing.

Video doorbells are one of the most practical entry points into smart home security. They let you see and speak with visitors in real time, monitor parcel deliveries, and receive alerts when motion is detected at the front door.

Most current video doorbells include two-way audio, cloud or local storage options, and integration with smart speakers for hands-free announcements. They also integrate smoothly with other smart devices, allowing automated lighting, sirens or notifications to trigger when motion is detected. See the smart home security guide for current model comparisons.

A video doorbell or outdoor security camera is a practical first purchase that delivers immediate value without requiring additional devices. Google Nest Mini or Amazon Echo Dot are accessible starting points for voice control and routines, sitting in the $50 to $100 range.

From there, adding smart lighting, plugs and sensors builds out a connected setup one room at a time.

See the smart home security guide for camera and doorbell comparisons, and the smart speakers buying guide for voice-control devices.

Smart home devices require a stable Wi-Fi connection and a compatible smartphone to function as intended.

Reliability can vary if devices from different brands and ecosystems are mixed, so choosing devices that share the same platform (Apple HomeKit, Google Home or Amazon Alexa) gives the most consistent experience. Older routers may struggle with multiple connected devices, particularly cameras streaming video.

Privacy is a common consideration, as devices with cameras and microphones collect and transmit usage data; reviewing manufacturer data practices before purchase is worthwhile. The smart home security guide covers compatibility considerations in more depth.