COMPARECatalogue change log
New Australian products, launches, major verified price changes, discontinued models, corrected specifications and new buying guides - in one dated feed.
Scheduled catalogue research adds records to this log. A product is not silently deleted when availability changes: it is marked discontinued and retained for history. A deal appears only after a material Australian price change has been verified.
Dreame Australia's current listing is now included, with a dated price and exact-model image. The 45 mm single-step limit is kept separate from the 88 mm double-layer climbing claim. Cleaning scores remain editorial estimates pending independent verification.
Tesla's Australian support page describes three-phase storage and backup, but says the product is not yet available locally and pricing is unpublished. It remains outside current-product recommendations.
Twelve distinct Aiper robots are now covered: seven current Scuba cleaners, the classic Seagull Pro, two above-ground Scuba models and both EcoSurfer surface skimmers. Model-specific Australian prices, availability, filtration, runtime, coverage and product imagery replace the previous generic entries. The Experts Duo bundle is represented by its two component robots rather than duplicated as another machine.
Fifty pool robots with verified Australian brand, retailer or Amazon Australia purchase paths are now comparable by pool size, finish, geometry, debris, corded or cordless ownership, support and observed price. The five-step finder always returns three explained matches and exposes a practical compromise for each.
The NBN comparison now automatically stops applying introductory prices and bill credits after a provider's verified promotion end date in Australia. The underlying plan stays visible at its last verified ongoing price and remains subject to the existing hard-stale evidence cutoff.
Mazda Australia's pre-orderable medium electric SUV is now compared at its $53,990 list price, with the verified 78 kWh LFP battery, 486 km GT WLTP claim, 194 kW DC peak, 468 L boot, 83 L frunk and 1,500 kg braked towing rating. Unpublished maximum AC charging and battery-retention warranty details remain unknown.
Mazda's current Australian electric liftback is now compared at its $49,990 list price, with the verified 78 kWh LFP battery, 560 km WLTP claim, 194 kW DC peak, 336 L hatchback boot and 72 L frunk. Unpublished maximum AC charging and battery-retention warranty details remain unknown.
Twelve exact Australian MOVA models are now compared, including the V70 Ultra Complete, Z70 and Z60 roller flagships, S70 roller range, E50 range, V50 Ultra, P70 Pro Ultra, E20s Pro Plus and MOBIUS 60. Direct prices, local three-year warranty, dock functions, obstacle systems and unknown specifications are kept separate and dated.
Synergy's A1 daily supply rate now retains the official four-decimal precision. Battery Rewards now records the 27 August Supported Solutions List status, per-event opt-out restriction and user-configurable reserve. EnergyAustralia Battery Ease now records its 10% minimum reserve, 200 kWh annual VPP-use cap and one-cycle-per-day limit while leaving unpublished event counts, duration and exact battery compatibility unknown.
The Australian HYXi inverter comparison now separates the current CEC-listed 3–8 kW single-phase HS ladder from the 5–12 kW three-phase HT ladder, with backup claims and model-level caveats retained.
The newer H2 high-voltage battery family is now compared alongside the original H generation, using the manufacturer's lower 5–50 kWh usable figures and exact Australian CEC model codes.
The current Australian E50–E200-H family is now included at its four verified usable capacities, with exact HS and HT inverter routes and the newer H2 generation kept as a separate product.
Dead or generic retailer links were replaced with exact Australian product, support or authorised-store pages for Navimow X4, eufy S1 Pro and X10 Pro Omni, Narwal Freo Z Ultra, Dreame Matrix10 Ultra and Blink Mini 2 and Outdoor 4. Product availability was not removed when a current direct listing could not be purchased.
The nine exact Australian Tapo robot-vacuum listings now separate RRP, current price and observed sale low. RV30C Mop and RV20 Mop remain catalogued with current price unknown because the official store showed sold out; RV50 Pro Omni and RV20 current prices were restored after earlier promotions ended.
Dreame Australia's exact product page showed $1,999 against a $3,999 comparison price. The point-in-time current price and historical low are stored separately from RRP.
The official Australian store price moved to $599 against the retained $1,399 RRP. The previous observed low was not raised when the earlier promotion ended.
MOVA Australia's exact product page showed $699 against a $1,499 comparison price, with the verified current price and historical observed low kept separate.
The official Australian mower listing showed a $1,499 sale against the retained $2,999 RRP. Finder value inputs now use the verified point-in-time price under the site's declared price methodology.
Official Australian prices were verified at $1,199 for Genie 600E, $1,699 for Genie 1000 and $2,099 for Genie 3000, each retained separately from the published comparison price.
MOVA Australia's exact model listing showed $1,199 against a $1,799 comparison price. The MOVA 1000 remains visible but its current price is unknown because the exact official listing showed sold out.
Husqvarna Australia now labels the 405XE NERA discontinued. The product remains visible as previous generation because an Australian dealer still lists a complete wire-free package; Pat should review remaining-stock duration.
Husqvarna 435X AWD NERA returned to its $8,899 dealer price, TerraMow V1000 moved to $2,499.99, and both LUBA mini AWD variants were retained with official-store out-of-stock review notes. No product was removed or marked unavailable.
Ring Australia's new hardwired 4K floodlight camera is now compared with its 2,000-lumen lights, 3D motion zones, professional-install recommendation, cloud-only storage and paid 24/7 recording requirement.
The current Australian 4K spotlight camera is now compared across plug-in, wired and PoE power, with 600-lumen lighting, cloud-only history and 24/7 plan conditions separated from the hardware facts.
Ring's compact always-powered Australian 4K camera is now compared with exact plug-in and PoE options, cloud recording limits, subscription requirements and internet-outage behaviour.
The new Australian 4K wired doorbell is now compared with hardwired, plug-in and PoE options, professional-install requirements, short outage buffering and paid cloud recording conditions.
Ring's current Australian battery flagship is now compared with its 4K head-to-toe view, radar motion zones, removable battery, cloud-only storage and plan-dependent recorded history.
Narwal Australia's current comparison labels the Freo X Plus EOL. The product remains visible as a previous-generation record because an Australian retailer pathway is still listed; Pat should review remaining-stock duration.
The new Australian 30,000 Pa roller-mop flagship is now compared with its AI navigation, heated AutoWash dock, anti-tangle design, direct price and warranty path.
The in-stock Australian model is now compared with its 25,000 Pa claim, low-profile body, 35 mm threshold claim, AI obstacle recognition and 75°C AutoWash dock.
The camera-free 22,000 Pa Australian model is now compared with its 295-minute claim and 75°C wash, 45°C dry AutoWash dock.
The sub-$1,000 Australian AutoWash model is now compared without inventing an unpublished absolute suction figure, runtime or threshold rating.
The entry Australian Roomba is now compared with its 15,000 Pa claim, static-pad mopping, compact AutoEmpty dock and observed direct price kept separate from RRP.
The current in-stock Max 705 is now compared with its roller mop, AI avoidance and material point-in-time Australian direct price reduction.
Samsung's exact Australian VR7MD97714G variant is now compared with AI recognition, SmartThings, steam sanitising, warranty and established local retail evidence.
Samsung's exact Australian VR7MD96514G camera-free variant is now compared with its dToF navigation, steam dock, SmartThings and unknown claims kept explicit.
The two new Australian GOAT models are now compared with exact local prices, navigation systems, lawn limits, slope ratings, charging data and support evidence.
The Australian WR206E and WR213E camera-navigation mowers are now compared with Bunnings availability, capacity, setup and warranty evidence; the WR206E price remains unknown rather than inferred.
Australian coverage expanded to 55 product records across 15 brands, lifecycle and source labels were added, factual errors were corrected, and the finder now ranks the full compatible list with separate fit and evidence-confidence scores.
The complete Australian 305E, 310E, 405XE and 320 NERA EPOS packages are now compared with systematic and practical area limits kept separate.
The Australian Genie 600E, 1000 and 3000 listings are now compared with RTK, four-camera vision, battery, 4G and local-warranty details.
Both official Australian pure-vision mowers are now compared with their lawn limits, grass exclusions, warranty and optional 4G caveat.
The supplied 5–10 kW single-phase launch range and 6–54 kWh battery configurations are now compared with an explicit CEC approval-pending warning.
SAJ's 5–40 kWh integrated and AC-coupled 6-in-1 platforms are now compared with phase, EV charging, backup and approval caveats.
The established HS2 platform is now included with its 25 kWh expansion, ≤10 ms backup switching and model-level approval checks.
The established 5–25 kWh B2S approval ladder is now separated from the newer 12.8–51.2 kWh family so model and eligibility claims are not mixed.
The current Australian specialist listing is now compared with explicit OCPP, load-management, solar-control and model-code caveats.
The current 7.4, 11 and 22 kW EVC2 family is now compared with Australian pricing, local availability and separate accessory requirements.
RRP, a current observed Australian online price and the historical observed sale low are now separate fields rather than one ambiguous price.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the complete wire-free package.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the wire-free package.
Added separately labelled Australian RRP and current observed dealer price for the complete wire-free package.
The compact CEC-listed L5.3 battery now has explicit single- and three-phase Sunsynk inverter routes.
Current CEC-listed single- and three-phase Sunsynk hybrid models are now exposed at model level.
Seven current three-phase battery configurations are now compared with their ASW H-T2/T3 hybrid route.
Current single- and three-phase ASW hybrid inverter model ladders are now available in the inverter comparison.
The Australian single- and three-phase H2 model ladder is now compared alongside its B2 and B2S battery pairings.
The newer 12.8–51.2 kWh usable B2S family is now included with explicit H2 inverter and backup checks.
The established 4.8–24 kWh usable B2 family is now compared with current phase-matched H2 inverter options.
The 7 kWh AC-coupled M-ELV family is now included with its current single- and three-phase CEC entries.
The 20 kW three-phase EP2000 system is now compared using CEC-listed usable capacity rather than nominal package capacity.
The installed single-phase EP760 range is now included with CEC-listed B500 usable capacity and an explicit inverter-approval caveat.
A new everyday-life EV finder compares household space, charging routine, practical range, support and ownership compromises.
Five or more substantial guides now cover each major product category, including price, property, compatibility and installation questions.
Seven evidence-led guides now connect catalogue facts, comparison tools and finder recommendations.
Additional entry, mid-range and premium Australian-supported models were added, including current Amazon Australia channels.
The battery planner now explains compatible inverter families and configuration limitations alongside its battery suggestions.
Current Australian wire-free families were expanded across entry, mid-range and premium tiers.
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