Optus Black Friday deals include half price iPhone 16e and AU$180 off NBN

We’re still technically a couple of weeks out from the official start of Black Friday sales in Australia, yet it seems Optus is one of many retailers that didn’t get the memo, as it’s currently offering up to 50% off as part of its Black Friday deals until December 1.

As one of Australia’s ‘big three’ telcos, there aren’t any prizes for guessing what sort of deals you can expect, but with savings galore across SIM plans, phones, tablets and even NBN plans, you can win in other ways in the Optus Black Friday sale.

I’ve selected my top four deals below, but be sure to visit the Optus Black Friday store to view the full selection of savings on offer.

Apple iPhone 16e (128GB) | 50% off with postpaid SIM plan | from AU$13.86p/m + SIM plan

If you’re in the market for a new iPhone but don’t have bottomless pockets, this Optus Black Friday deal on the iPhone 16e should grab your attention. You can save 50% off the cost of the handset when you connect to a 24- or 36-month contract. Prices for the phone start at AU$13.86p/m for the 128GB model, and you can save a further 30% off a SIM plan for the first 12 months. Taking the small 50GB plan as an example, your monthly total would be AU$52.36.

Read our full iPhone 16e reviewView Deal

Samsung Galaxy S25 (256GB) | 50% off with postpaid SIM plan | from AU$19.42p/m + SIM plan

Prefer to be in camp Android? You can also save 50% on the Galaxy S25 in either 256GB or 512GB configuration – Coupled with the 50GB Optus Small plan, your total monthly cost is AU$57.92p/m.

Read our full Samsung Galaxy S25 reviewView Deal

Optus Fast NBN | 500Mbps TES | AU$84p/m (first 12 months, then AU$99p/m)

Optus has also slashed AU$15 off all its NBN plans for the first 12 months, and it’s the NBN 500 that excites me the most. Claiming maximum download speeds during the busier evening hours, for a monthly cost roughly AU$10 cheaper than the current average, makes this a great deal. Do note that you’ll need to remain connected for 36 months to receive Optus’ modem for free, or you can BYO.

• AU$390 minimum cost (incl. modem)
• AU$1,008 first year cost
• AU$1,188 ongoing yearly cost

• View more of the best NBN 500 plansView Deal

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 (256GB) | AU$600 off with postpaid SIM plan | from AU$63.84p/m + SIM plan

Samsung’s latest foldable phone is a true powerhouse, and a bit of a stunner too, if you ask me. Offering two gorgeous displays including a large 8-inch internal screen, an incredibly thin body and excellent cameras, it’s all the phone you could need. When paired with the Optus Small plan, your monthly total is AU$102.34 for the first 12 months.

Read our full Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 reviewView Deal

There are plenty more Optus Black Friday deals besides, including savings on 5G home internet plans, Google Pixel and Nothing smartphones and Samsung tablets with data plans.

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