Two
Indian e-commerce giants Flipkart and Amazon are hosting offers and
discounted sales from tomorrow. Amazon Sale Starts at 12 PM whereas
Flipkart Sale Starts at 4 PM.

Flipkart’s ‘Big Shopping Days’ Sale has been announced and the
home-grown e-commerce service will be hosting the event the same day
Amazon’s Prime Day sale kicks in, tomorrow i.e, July 16th. Flipkart,
however, will be offering the deals and offers for 80 hours straight,
while Amazon Prime Day sale ends in 36 hours.
Flipkart Big Shopping Days: Offers, Discounts
With the Big Shopping Days sale, Flipkart is preparing to counter the
arch-rival Amazon, hosting the Prime Day sale. Flipkart will be
offering discounts, exchange deals on a wide range of products across
different categories. The company is also launching new products during
the sale mirroring Amazon’s strategy to lure customers into making a
purchase. For the Big Shopping Days sale, Flipkart has partnered with
State Bank of India (SBI) to offer an instant discount of up to 10
percent. In order to avail the SBI offer, you will need to make the
purchase with your SBI credit card. The terms and conditions attached to
the discount offer have not been revealed by Flipkart yet.
Flipkart Big Shopping Days: Deals to Look Out for
During the Big Shopping Days sale, Flipkart has come up with
“blockbuster deals” on products across different categories. The
“blockbuster deals” offerings will be refreshed every 8 hours, as seen
in the Infographic for the sale on Flipkart’s website. As per the
infographic advertising, the e-commerce giant also mentions that the
prices of the products will drop every 8 hours. Flipkart will also be
offering some sort of “rush hour deals” between 4 PM to 6 PM tomorrow.
The e-commerce platform has also confirmed that there will be several
products that will be on Big Shopping Days sale with a discounted price
ticket for the first time ever. The Big Shopping Days sale on Flipkart
will apparently see “price drops like never before”. Similar to Amazon
Sale offerings, Flipkart is also offering a No Cost EMI option too.
For Smartphones and their accessories, Flipkart is offering exchange
deals with a buyback guarantee. The electronics appliances are up for
the sale with an extended warranty and no cost EMI option. You can get u
to 80% off on the electronics during the sale. You can also avail up to
70% discount offers on other home appliances and Television with a
no-cost EMI option. Flipkart is offering 50 to 80% off on fashion brands
like Puma, Adidas, and more for the sale. The furniture department also
comes with a no-cost EMI option and a whopping 80% discount on the
major brands.
Flipkart Vs. Amazon: Who is Offering Better Deals?
Both Flipkart and Amazon start their big sales tomorrow, where
Flipkart starts at 4 PM and is giving 44 hours of extra offers and
discounts. The Amazon sale starting 12 PM is offering discounts and
offers on almost all products across different categories and Flipkart
is not doing anything different here. But, Amazon is also adding content
to its digital streaming platform Amazon prime Video for the sale.
However, the sale benefits are only for the Amazon Prime members
which is not the case with Flipkart. Anyone with a will to spend money
can take part in the Flipkart sale. Also, Flipkart hasn’t revealed the
entire terms and conditions for the sale, so we can’t say anything for
sure, as of now. Amazon India also claims that this year’s Prime Day
sale will be bigger than that in last year and will be on for 36-hours
straight. Last year, the sale was live for 24-hours only. The e-commerce
giant says that the Prime Day this year will see over 200 exclusive new
product launches from top brands including Bosch, Acer, Intel, OnePlus,
HP among the other. There will be discount offers on Amazon Echo
devices, All New Kindle, Fire TV Stick, Kindle Oasis and Kindle
Paperwhite. Flipkart is still offering more sale hours than Amazon and
the Rush Hour deals from Flipkart are similar to the Prime Day Flash
Sales on Amazon. The sales on the platform go live in 5 days. Stay tuned
for more updates from the e-commerce giants.
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