Sale likely from September 15–30, with early access for Flipkart Plus, Black, and VIP users.
10% instant discount on Axis and ICICI cards plus no-cost EMI options.
Big deals expected on iPhone 16 series, Samsung Galaxy S24, PS5, and MacBook M2.
Flipkart has already teased the upcoming Big Billion Days 2025 sale. The much-anticipated annual sale is known for offering great deals on smartphones, laptops, earbuds, tablets, and household appliances. However, the e-commerce platform has not confirmed the Big Billion Days sale date at this time, and the banner still says ‘Coming Soon’. The company has also teased a few deals, including flagship smartphones and laptops.
SurveyHere’s everything you need to know about the Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025 sale, including possible dates, timings, and offers.
Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025 sale date and timings (Expected)
Looking at the previous track record, Flipkart organizes its Diwali sale in mid-September or early October, near Diwali. The latest reports also coincide with this and suggest that the Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025 sale will start around September 15 and will go up to September 30. Flipkart Black, Plus, and VIP members are expected to get early access at 12AM, while the public will have to wait until 12 noon.
Also read: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G price drops by Rs 34,101 on Flipkart
Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025 offers and discounts
The Flipkart Big Billion Day 2025 shoppers can get a 10 percent instant discount on using the Axis and ICICI bank cards. The company is also offering no-cost EMI options, making it even more attractive.
Flipkart Big Billion Days sale deals teased
Popular devices including the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24, Motorola Edge 60 Pro and others will get some massive discounts. Sony PlayStation 5, phone covers, smart cameras, MacBook M2, televisions, washing machines, microwaves and much more. It should be noted that the deals will be revealed closer to the beginning of the sale.
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