Kogan Giveaway offers 10x $2,000 shopping carts to upgrade your battlestation

This week, Kogan.com will be running a gaming gear giveaway worth up to $2,000. Running from 12:00pm on Wednesday, 4 August 2021 and 12:00pm Friday, 6 August 2021, entering this competition really is quite simple.

If you’re into gaming get disappointed at your setup as you scroll through the amazing Battlestations on Instagram and reddit, then here’s your chance to upgrade your setup.

To enter, you need to do is visit Kogan.com and start adding stuff to your shopping cart. Just to be clear, we’re not talking about the final step of going through and buying, you just need to add $2,000 worth of gear to your cart and wait.

The $2k worth of kit does exclude gift cards, so steer away from that, but the idea is that you’ll load up your cart with the product you actually want and 10 lucky customers will win their cart, pretty easy right?

If you miss out on a slice of the $20k prize pool, Kogan is also giving away 50x $100 Kogan.com store credit vouchers to spend on your next purchase.

Need a little insporation?

If you’re stuck on where to start, then I’d start by adding some of these tech products to the cart, just remember to stay within the threshold of AU$1,900 and $2,100.

I want in!

  • Head to Kogan.com between 12:00pm on Wednesday, 4 August 2021 and 12:00pm Friday, 6 August 2021 .
  • Log into your existing Kogan.com account or create a new account.
  • Subscribe to the Kogan.com newsletter.
  • Add between AU$1,900 and $2,100 worth of items (gift cards not included) to your shopping cart.
  • Leave your cart open. And that’s it – you’re in for a chance to win!

Prizes

Just to be clear, here are the prizes on offer..

  • Winners: 10 x $2,000 kogan.com carts paid for = $20,000
  • Runners up: 50 x $100 kogan.com store credits = $5,000
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