Articles By Dylan Crismale
Dylan Crismale
Digital Content Editor
Dylan Crismale is a Digital Content Editor at WhistleOut, has been writing for almost a decade across a variety of Australian publications. He previously worked as a writer at Finder covering energy, internet and mobile plans. Dylan is passionate about finding the best deals to save people money and educating people about tech. When he's not sat at his desk Dylan loves working out, bingeing TV and hanging out with friends.
Expertise
- National Broadband Network (NBN), Home Wireless Internet and Mobile Broadband
- 4G/5G mobile plans
- Smartphones and accessories
- Streaming TV services
Awards
- Best News Writer (2025 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Most Entertaining Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best Technical Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best News Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best News Writer (2023 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
Education
- Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) - University of Technology Sydney (2016 - 2020)
- Bachelor of Arts in International Studies(Italy) - University of Technology Sydney (2016 - 2020)
Featured Publications
Is Boost Mobile's Valentine’s Day deal good value for money?
What's not to love about year-long savings with a discounted Boost Mobile long-expiry plan.
We’re all thinking it, Netflix sort of sucks now
Netflix won the streaming wars but we're still reeling from the fallout.
Last chance to get a Samsung Galaxy S25 pre-order deal in Australia
The brand new Samsung Galaxy S25 phones are almost here. Here's what you need to know about all the pre-order deals.
RIP Netflix Basic: Aussie users must now cop ads or pay more
Netflix Basic is getting the chop for good.
Get double data and save $10 per month on Vodafone mobile plans
Get up to 720GB of data for just $59 per month for one year with a Vodafone double data offer.
Optus-TPG network-sharing deal: Everything you need to know
Everything you need to know about the Multi Operator Core Network agreement between Optus and TPG.
You can now get Optus coverage for Vodafone prices
Vodafone network plans in regional Australia just became much more competitive.
iiNet stops selling Fetch TV
iiNet is no longer selling the Telstra-backed set-top box.
TPG slashes its FTTB plans to $35 per month
Big savings could be available in your apartment complex.
