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Flipkart Big Billion Days 2024 deals teased: iPad for under Rs 18,999, discount on iPhone 15, and more

This will probably be the best time to buy a new smartphone, tablet, or a new laptop.

Big Billion Days saleBig Billion Days sale to commence on September 26 (Express Photo)

Flipkart has confirmed that its biggest sale of the year––the Big Billion Days––will commence on September 26 for Plus members and will open up for others on September 27. Ahead of the sale, Flipkart has teased some of the best deals on premium and ultra-premium smartphones.

Besides smartphones, Intel Core Ultra-powered AI PCs will be available for less than Rs 60,000, and products from brands like Acer, Nothing, boAt will also be available at a discounted price. Flipkart has also confirmed that the 9th Gen iPad will be available for under Rs 18,999 for the very first time.

9th Gen iPad will be available for under Rs 20,000 (Express Photo)

Flipkart reveal calendar

Flipkart will reveal brand-specific smartphone deals starting September 16, starting with Motorola, followed by Realme on September 17, Poco on September 18, vivo on September 19, Samsung on September 20, and so on, with Apple iPhone deals being unveiled on September 23.

Best smartphone deals to consider from Flipkart Big Billion Days

Flipkart has teased several smartphones that will be on sale during the Big Billion Days, including the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. On top of that, devices like the Galaxy S23, Pixel 9 (review), Galaxy S24 Ultra, Motorola Edge 50 Pro, Nothing Phone (2a) and more will be available at the lowest possible price.

During the Flipkart Big Billion Days sale, HDFC Bank card users can get up to 10 per cent instant discount along with the best exchange rate on old smartphones and no-cost EMI plans.

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