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Flipkarts Big Billion Days sale dates announced: Mobiles, tablets, TVs, and more gadgets to be discounted

Flipkart has outed the dates for its annual Big Billion Days Sale, which will be hosted between September 29 and October 4 this year. The online retailer has also revealed some additional information about the upcoming sale. Those who are looking forward to buying gadgets and gizmos can get an additional 10 percent discount while using Axis bank debit and credit cards and ICICI bank credit cards. Flipkart Plus customers will get four fours of early access to the sale and TVs, home appliances and smart devices will be up for grabs for the entirety of the sale duration. 

Smartphones and tablets will go on sale between September 30 and October 4. Like every year, Flipkart will host ‘Crazy Deals’ on 12AM, 8AM, 12PM and 8PM where one can expect price drops across devices from various categories like TVs, mobile phones, laptops and more. Flash sales will be held every hour and 12AM to 2AM are ‘Rush Hours’ where Flipkart will offer extra discounts on products. There will also be combo deals under which buyers can buy three or four and get an additional 10 or 15 percent off respectively. Additionally, one can get an extra 15 percent off when shopping for Rs 1,999 and 10 percent discount when their purchase amounts to Rs 1,499. 

Flipkart is promising the lowest prices of the year on the mobiles and tablets category. There will also be some new launches and exchange offers. On the TV and appliances side, the online retailer is teasing a discount of up to 75 percent, along with 36 months of no-cost EMI option, exchange offers and Appliance Protection on eligible devices. Finally, there will ‘assured gifts’ for all buyers and iPhone XR and other gadgets are up for the win. 



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