Flipkart Big Shopping Days to start tomorrow

Update: 2019-05-14 16:56 IST

The sale of Flipkart Big Shopping Days is all set to start tomorrow. For Flipkart's Plus members the sale will start at 8 p.m. on Tuesday and for others at midnight at 12 a.m. on Wednesday. This five-day sale will bring a series of offers on smartphones, televisions, laptops, speakers, headphones, accessories and other products. Flipkart has partnered with HDFC Bank to offer a 10% instant discount to the bank's credit and debit card users.

Before this sale, Flipkart has been revealing the next offers on smartphones. Not only promising the 'lowest prices' on smartphones, but it will also offer exchange and payment offers during the Big Shopping Days sale. The sale will go on from May 15 to May 19.

In case you are planning to exchange an old smartphone with your purchase, the sale of Flipkart Big Shopping Days will offer additional instant discounts for a value of up to Rs. 6,000 in the Vivo V11 Pro, Moto G7 and the Vivo V15 Pro.

Apple's iPhone XR will also be part of the sale of Big Shopping Days this week, according to the teaser page on Flipkart. The Walmart Company affirms that its sale will offer the "most anticipated offers on iPhone".

In addition to smartphones, the sale of Flipkart Big Shopping Days will also include offers and offers on televisions and appliances. The online market will offer discounts of up to 75 per cent on televisions and appliances from Mi, Samsung, Whirlpool, LG and other brands.

Flipkart will also offer up to an 80 per cent discount on laptops, cameras and other selected electronic devices. In addition, several combined offers, such as free EMI, extended warranty and exchange offers will be available with selected products during the sale.

In addition to the regular discounts, Flipkart will also carry out a series of flash sales during the Big Shopping Days sale. These limited period sales will offer attractive discounts on selected products, but you must make sure you arrive early to make most of these sales. 

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