PB Tech new specials valid 15 Oct 2025 - 31 Dec 2026
Oct 15 - Dec 31, 2026
70 days leftPB Tech's mailer for this week is valid from 15 October 2025 until 31 December 2026. It has 84 pages, and 1 more current editions are listed. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 15 October 2025 to 31 December 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 84 |
| Current editions listed | 2 |
| Price match | Price match request form; at PB Tech's discretion; identical, new, in stock, held in NZ, not clearance |
| Sunday opening hours | Subject to Shop Trading Hours Act 1990 restricted days |
| Official website | www.pbtech.co.nz |
The current PB Tech mailer is valid from 15 October 2025 until 31 December 2026.
The current edition has 84 pages.
Its help article says you can submit a request and it will try to match or beat a cheaper price, at its discretion, for identical, new, in-stock items held in New Zealand and not clearance.
No. It is an Auckland-headquartered computer and technology retailer founded in 1993.
The company's about page lists 21 locations.
PB Tech is a computer and technology retailer, not a supermarket, although the feed files it under groceries. We found no official statement about a release day for its Mailer. The editions held on AdsSOS are long-running catalogues: an 84-page edition valid from 15 September 2026 to 31 December 2027 and an 84-page edition valid from 15 October 2025 to 31 December 2026. Those are catalogue-style editions rather than weekly sheets, so the PB Tech Mailer this week should be read as a reference document, and the validity dates on the cover tell you which one is current. Shorter offers are more likely to appear on the website than in these scans, but we could not verify how the company publishes them.
In the pages we opened in October 2026 we did not find a PB Tech loyalty card or points programme, so we make no claim about one. The company describes itself as an Auckland-headquartered business founded in 1993 and 100 percent New Zealand owned, with an online shop and stores in several cities. For ongoing savings the verifiable route is the price match request process described below.
PB Tech has a help article titled Price match request. It says that if you find a cheaper price elsewhere you can submit a request, and the company will try to match or beat it. Requests are at PB Tech's discretion and can be declined. According to the summary of that article we saw, the product must be an identical model, in stock, brand new, physically held in New Zealand rather than drop-shipped, and not clearance stock. Customer reviews on Trustpilot mention mixed experiences with price matching, which is why we suggest keeping a screenshot or printed advertisement of the competing price and submitting the request before you pay.
On returns, we could read only fragments. Product pages on the PB Tech Pacific site describe exchanges for sealed or unopened goods in original packaging with a receipt dated within seven calendar days, and say that if no suitable replacement exists the refund is a store credit or gift card. Those pages belong to the Pacific site, not the New Zealand one, and the New Zealand site's Huawei page says returns can be requested online or in store, so check the New Zealand returns page for your product. Faulty goods fall under New Zealand consumer guarantee law whatever the store's own change-of-mind rules say.
Under the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990, most New Zealand shops must close on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas Day and until 1 pm on Anzac Day, according to Employment New Zealand. Councils can adopt a local Easter Sunday policy, which does not apply to the other restricted days. Store hours are set per store; the store pages for Penrose, Auckland CBD and Manukau are the place to confirm them. We found no official statement about clearance practices, except that clearance stock is excluded from price match requests.
The company says its original Superstore is in Penrose, Auckland, and that the Manukau store shares a campus with its head office and distribution centre. Its about page lists 21 locations, and a store inside Auckland Airport sells technology at tax-free prices to departing travellers, according to the search results we read. PB Tech also positions itself as a wholesaler and as an authorised repair agent for several brands, but we could not verify the full list of brands, so we name none.
To compare technology retailers, the New Zealand electronics category is the best starting point. Shoppers often check the Briscoes Mailer this week for homeware, and the Farmers Mailer this week for department store ranges, while the New Zealand Mailers hub lists every other retailer. The feed currently places PB Tech under the New Zealand supermarkets category, which does not describe what it sells.