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Flipkart Prepares Annual Big Billion Days Sale With Major Electronics Discounts
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) Β· Indian Express - Technology Β·
Confirmed by a second source: Wired
Sale Details
Flipkart is preparing for its annual Big Billion Days Sale in 2026, offering early access starting on October 8 before opening to the general public on October 9. The festive shopping event features promotional discounts across smartphones, televisions, laptops, and various other electronic devices. Final prices depend on conditions such as bank offers, exchange bonuses, and other promotional terms.
Brand Offers
Smartphone brand realme plans to bring five hundred crore rupees worth of offers across its mobile and AIOT portfolio. The realme P Series leads as the fastest-growing smartphone lineup on the platform in 2026, offering dual-chip architecture, long battery life, and high performance alongside no-cost EMI and exchange bonuses. Meanwhile, ASUS India is offering over fifty per cent discounts on select laptops and PCs, including Vivobook, TUF Gaming, ROG, and All-in-One models. The ASUS Pad T3201 will cost 35,990 rupees, marking a 22 per cent drop from its original 45,990 rupees price tag.
Projectors and Monitors
XElectron is slashing prices by up to 22 per cent on projectors, portable monitors, and digital photo frames. Specific items include the XElectron iProjector 3 Plus dropping to 26,999 rupees from 29,990 rupees, and the XElectron Techno Android 14 Smart Home Theater Projector reducing to 5,999 rupees from 6,999 rupees. Additionally, ARZOPA is discounting multiple portable monitors, such as the Z3FC 16.1-inch 180Hz monitor falling to 16,999 rupees from 18,990 rupees. XElectron is also discounting digital photo frames ranging from 10.1-inch Wi-Fi models to large 21.5-inch displays.
Context
Major e-commerce platforms routinely host massive festive sales in India during the autumn months to capture high consumer demand ahead of Diwali. These events typically rely on partnerships with major hardware brands and financial institutions to provide bundled discounts and easy financing options.
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