Boost Mobile Runs EOFY Sale With Up To 69 Per Cent Off SIM Plans And Refurbished Device Discounts

Boost Mobile is running an end-of-financial-year sale offering up to 69 per cent off selected SIM and eSIM plans alongside up to 15 per cent off selected refurbished devices. The sale runs until 29 June.

All plans operate on the Telstra Prepaid Mobile network. The sale covers both short-term and 12-month prepaid options as well as refurbished smartphones and tablets through the Boost Mobile Refurb Store.

28-day prepaid SIM

The headline offer is the $39 prepaid SIM with 28-day expiry, currently available for $12. That works out to around 42 cents per day.

The plan includes 80GB of data on the first three recharges for new activations, dropping to 30GB from the fourth recharge onward. It also includes unlimited standard national calls and texts and international calling. Ongoing recharges are $39.

A 150Mbps download speed cap applies on 4G and 5G networks. The offer is for new activations only, online only and for use in Australia. Activations must be completed by 10 August 2026, with remaining recharges used by 11 October 2026. The plan is available on physical SIM and eSIM. Full plan details are available on the Boost Mobile website.

12-month prepaid SIM

For customers looking for a longer-term option, the $300 prepaid SIM with 12-month expiry is available for $250, a saving of $50. That equates to around $21 per month paid upfront.

The plan includes 295GB of data on the first recharge for new activations, dropping to 240GB on subsequent recharges. It also includes unlimited standard national calls and texts and international calling. Ongoing recharges are $300.

The same 150Mbps speed cap applies. The offer is for new activations only, online only and for use in Australia. Activations must be completed by 10 August 2026. The plan is available on physical SIM and eSIM. Full details are on the Boost Mobile website.

Refurbished devices

The Boost Mobile Refurb Store is offering 10 per cent off storewide and up to 15 per cent off selected models until 29 June. Every refurbished device comes with a free $39 SIM with 28-day expiry, a 12-month warranty, 30-day satisfaction guarantee and free express shipping.

Boost Mobile partners with Assurant, which processes more than 20 million devices globally each year, to supply its refurbished inventory. Each device undergoes a 72-point quality check covering battery, screen, camera and other components.

The discounted models include the iPhone 14 Plus (128GB, very good condition) at $501 down from $589, the iPhone 13 (128GB, very good condition) at $424 down from $499, the Samsung Galaxy S23+ (256GB, very good condition) at $475 down from $599 and the iPad 7 Wi-Fi (32GB, very good condition) at $178 down from $209.

iPhone 14 Plus

The refurbished iPhone 14 Plus supports 5G connectivity and features a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with HDR10 and Dolby Vision. It runs on Apple’s A15 Bionic chip and includes a dual 12MP camera system with wide and ultra wide lenses, Face ID, dual SIM support, stereo speakers and Emergency SOS via satellite.

iPhone 13

The refurbished iPhone 13 features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with HDR10 and Dolby Vision, a dual 12MP rear camera system and a 12MP TrueDepth front camera. It supports Face ID and single or dual SIM configurations. It weighs 174g.

Samsung Galaxy S23+

The refurbished Galaxy S23+ supports 5G and VoLTE-compatible 4G 700MHz (B28). It features a 6.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and runs on a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. The triple camera system includes wide, ultra wide and telephoto lenses with 3x optical zoom and HDR10+ video recording in up to 4K at 60fps. It also supports Samsung DeX and includes an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor.

iPad 7 Wi-Fi

The refurbished iPad 7 features a 10.2-inch Retina display and runs on Apple’s A10 Fusion chip with iPadOS. It is compatible with the Apple Pencil (first generation) and Smart Keyboard. It includes an 8MP rear camera, 1.2MP FaceTime HD camera, stereo speakers and Touch ID.

Last Updated on June 15, 2026 by Nick Ross