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Amazon sale brings major discounts on top 50-inch and 43-inch smart TVs

Reported by Vivek Joshi (Copy Editor) · Hindustan ·

Verified — Confirmed by a second source: 91Mobiles

Confirmed by a second source: 91Mobiles

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The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is offering heavy discounts on multiple smart TV models from major brands. Premium 50-inch 4K smart TVs from brands like Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, and Toshiba are currently listed with significant price cuts, including up to 46 percent off on select models. Beyond direct price drops, buyers can use SBI credit cards for an instant 10 percent discount, alongside exchange bonuses and no-cost EMI options.

Specific Model Details

Several popular models feature prominent discounts during the event. The Hisense 50E75Q QLED TV is available at 46 percent off for 32,490 rupees, featuring 4K QLED display technology and 48-watt speakers with gaming support. The Samsung UA50UE83AHULXL 2026 series is listed at 36,990 rupees with a 26 percent discount, an extra 400 rupee coupon, and support for seven years of OS updates. Other highlighted models include the PHILIPS 8100 series with a 120Hz HSR refresh rate, the LG 2026 AI series with the alpha-7 AI processor, the Sony BRAVIA 2M2 series with 4K X-Reality PRO, and the Toshiba M450RP series featuring REGZA Engine ZR. Additionally, according to 91Mobiles, the 43-inch Visio World VW43AQ3 QLED Android TV is available on Amazon for 14,499 rupees down from its 29,999 rupee MRP, offering a 52 percent discount alongside bank offers and Amazon Pay cashback.

Context

Major e-commerce platforms like Amazon frequently host large-scale festive sales events ahead of major holidays like Diwali to drive consumer electronics purchases through bundled bank offers and financing options. These promotional periods typically combine direct price reductions with payment incentives such as credit card cashbacks and installment schemes to attract buyers looking for home entertainment upgrades.

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