Electronics discount differently from fashion: the headline percentage is usually smaller, but the rupee saving is larger and the products hold their value. A 30% cut on a known audio brand is often a better deal than 80% off an unfamiliar one. Accessories — chargers, cables, earbuds — move fastest and carry the deepest percentages.
₹109,990 — was ₹180,690, 39% off
₹75,990 — was ₹78,860, 4% off
₹82,490 — was ₹83,465, 1% off
₹13,549 — was ₹16,990, 20% off
₹3,699 — was ₹369,900, 99% off
₹1,049 — was ₹4,499, 77% off
₹9,590 — was ₹16,990, 44% off
₹86,499 — was ₹89,990, 4% off
₹199,999 — was ₹224,999, 11% off
₹37,999 — was ₹40,999, 7% off
₹26,990 — was ₹34,990, 23% off
₹21,900 — was ₹27,900, 22% off
Margins are thinner and list prices are closer to what the product actually sells for. A 25% to 40% cut on electronics is genuinely good, where the same number on clothing would be ordinary.
No. The price shown is the listed price before any card discount. Bank offers come off separately at the payment step and depend on which card you use, so counting them here would overstate the saving.
The old price shown is the one the store itself listed at the time the deal was captured. Stores do sometimes carry an inflated list price, so treat a very deep discount on an unfamiliar brand with more caution than the same discount on a known one. Where we have seen the product before, the listing also shows the lowest price we have recorded for it.
The page stays up and gets marked expired instead of being deleted. The buy button switches off and the listing shows what the price was, so you can tell an ended deal from a live one rather than landing on a broken link.