End October with a sale on KOODOO
KOODOO is running a sale until 3rd November.
Maybe the scariest thing you can do in October is pay full price for your games, merch and collectibles, which is why you should check out the Month End Deals on KOODOO.
KOODOO is best known locally for its stock of PlayStation items, but the store has something for everyone, and its sale is live now.
You can browse by clicking or tapping here, and despite the name, the sale actually ends after the month does, with the deals available until 3rd November.
With 24 items per page, and 24 pages of sales, there are hundreds of items to look through.
We highly recommend using the filters and sorting functionality on the site to narrow down your search.
We’ve looked through all 24 pages for you and the standout item is Funko Pops, with many to choose from. If you’ve been looking for one of them, it’s best to search for it by name.
Some cool stuff that we found include the Doom Slayer Cable Guy (R50 off), a Gengar T-shirt (R100 off), a Batman Bat-Signal lamp (R200 off), a Groot/Awesome Mix alarm clock (R100 off), and a Star Wars LED neon effect light (R100 off), which is pictured above.
Lastly, we have to mention that, at the same time as the Month End Deals for October, KOODOO is also having a Code Red Sale on items with less than pristine packaging.
“Grab these deals before they’re gone in our Code Red Sale. While the journey to South Africa left a few boxes with some battle scars, the products inside remain untouched and fully functional. The packaging may show a bit of wear, but every item is tested, intact, and ready to perform. Don’t wait – explore the Code Red Sale and score unbeatable savings while it happens,” reads the description on the site.
The items available in this sale can be seen by clicking or tapping here.
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About this article
- Length
- 353 words · 2 min read
- Published
- October 27, 2026
- Byline
- Clinton Matos
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