If you need a scary shooter and a couple of decent open-world adventures, JB has a solid sale going on right now.

Last week, Amazon began quietly listing products on its Australian website. The other day, pricing information also began to appear.

While you can't actually buy anything yet, the available listings give a pretty good indication of what Amazon will be charging for PC, camera and audio products. So how do the prices compare to JB Hi-Fi? Let's take a look.

With the news that Amazon will be storming the online-retail-gates of Australia this week, it seems JB Hi-Fi has got on the front foot and unveiled their new speedy delivery options for online customers. These new options will allow items to be delivered same day or, in some circumstances, within three hours.

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JB Hi-Fi is one of Australia’s most well-known retailers and home to some of the sharpest reviews in the country. While we’ve previously explained how you should always ask for a deal at JB Hi-Fi, these tips from an insider will help you to get the most out of your trip to the black and yellow behemoth whether you’re in the market for video games, a new laptop or a fridge.

As Tenacious D once sang: "Look into my eyes and it's easy to see, one and one make two, two and one make three. It was DESTINY". And yes, now we're here, where Destiny has become Destiny 2. Finally! One of the most hotly anticipated titles this year is out!

Right here is where you can find the absolute cheapest copies of Destiny 2 in Australia.

JB Hi-Fi is selling the Soniq S65UV16A 65" UHD Smart LED LCD TV for $999 - which is well over 25 per cent off the ticket price. With an Ultra HD LED Backlit Panel, inbuilt Wi-Fi, smart TV functionality and a native resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, it looks too good to be true for the price - which usually means it is. Let's take a look at the specs.

It's not unusual to find decent discounts on expensive tech gear. In fact, we'd say you're a bit of a chump if you buy anything at its full retail price in Australia. When you do see a good discount, though, don't automatically presume you can't do even better. Instead, follow these six steps to ensure you get the best deal possible.

Need a new phone? The iPhone 7 is cheap at JB Hi-Fi until stock runs out.

Christmas 2016 will forever be remembered as the year people went legit bananas for a retro NES console. The thing was a piece of plastic that only played 30 games from the 8-bit era - but nostalgia is a powerful thing. So powerful, that demand completely eclipsed supply, leading to crashed websites, exhausted stock and thousands of empty-handed customers.

For those still on a Zelda-like quest to procure this mythical gizmo, we have some good news: the Nintendo NES Classic Edition is now available in JB Hi-FI stores, Australia wide. Hurrah! Here's the link to buy online.

The Sony Xperia X is a 5-inch Android smartphone boasting a Full HD display, 23-megapixel camera and 32GB of integrated storage. For a limited time, you can get it from JB Hi-Fi for $399 - that's $200 off the RRP. Here are the details.

Judging by the level of interest in our release-date post, a lot of you are keen to get your hands on a copy of Planet Earth II. For a limited time, you can score 20 per cent off the sticker price of the DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD at JB Hi-Fi. Here are the details.

Remember UltraViolet? It was a cloud-based video distribution service championed by JB Hi-Fi, EzyFlix and others. It allowed you to watch digital versions of DVDs and Blu-rays on a range of compatible devices via redeemable download codes. After limping along for five years, JB Hi-Fi has quietly shut down its NOW Video service. Here's what you need to do to if you want to keep watching your movies.

JB Hi-Fi's has announced record financial results for the first half of its 2017 financial year. Total sales were up by 23.6%, reaching $2.6 billion and net profit jumped by 21.7% to $124.4 million. The downfall of Dick Smith Electronics helped boost JB Hi-Fi's results. Read on for more details.

Attention Blu-ray fans: JB Hi-Fi is currently selling three new-release Blu-rays for just $30. The deal includes 4K and 3D Blu-rays which cost up to $45 a pop when purchased separately. Bargain! Here are our picks.

JB Hi-Fi has just knocked $300 off the Soniq U65VX15A 65" Ultra HD LED LCD Smart TV. This brings the total to a very tasty $998. Product highlights include an Ultra HD LED Backlit Panel, built-in Wi-Fi and web browser, USB 3.0 for multimedia playback and a native resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. Let's take a look at the specs.

If you've been on the hunt for a deal on a new Mac, look no further than JB Hi-Fi. The retailer is currently having a 10 per cent sale on Apple machines and if you're willing to jump through some hoops, you might be able to shave off a bit more.

If you're looking to upgrade your TV, today is the day to act: JB Hi-Fi is slashing 20 per cent or more off its TV range, including 4K panels from Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and LG. Here are the best deals from JB Hi-Fi's massive TV sale with links to buy online. Prices start at under $200.

It's official. JB Hi-Fi is acquiring home appliance retailer The Good Guys for a cool $870 million. What does this deal mean for consumers? Let's find out.

Retail is a tough industry, especially when you operate in the consumer electronics space. Technology is exciting but a lot of it can be considered disposable, with low profit margins to boot. Dick Smith became the latest victim of the competitive retail business when it went bust a few months ago. But JB Hi-Fi stands firm and continues to go from strength to strength. How has the company changed over the years to survive the online retail onslaught on bricks-and-mortar businesses? Let's take a closer look.