Samsung has announced the Big Bespoke AI Fest in India, a Republic Day-led sale offering discounts, cashback and festive rewards on its AI-powered home appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, and microwaves. The sale is currently going on till January 31, 2026. Alongside Republic Day, the offers also align with Pongal and Makar Sankranti, targeting consumers planning appliance upgrades at the start of the year.
Disclaimer: This sale was live at the time of publishing this article. The deals are subject to change over time.
Under the Big Bespoke AI Fest, Samsung is offering discounts of up to 50 percent on select digital appliances, along with cashback of up to INR 20,000 on eligible models. Consumers can also avail a special ‘1 EMI Off’ benefit on T-Combo and select top-load washing machines, reducing the upfront cost of purchase.
Category-wise offers include:
Samsung is also bundling additional value through warranty benefits. These include a 10-year warranty on the ceramic enamel cavity of its microwave ovens and a five-year comprehensive warranty on select air conditioners. Buyers of certain microwave models will also receive a complimentary Borosil kit, adding to the festive incentives.
The offers are available through Samsung.com, leading e-commerce platforms and select retail outlets across India.
These are randomly selected from the list of highest-rated Bespoke AI appliances on Samsung.com.
236 L Convertible Freezer Double Door Refrigerator RT28C3733S8
9.0 kg Front Load Washing Machine with AI Control and Super Speed, WW90DG6U24AS
32 L Wi-Fi enabled Convection Microwave Oven MC32B7382QC
WindFree Inverter Split AC AR60F19D13W, 5.30 kW (1.5) 3 Star (2025)
The company says the campaign is aimed at accelerating the adoption of connected and AI-enabled appliances in Indian homes. By combining price reductions, EMI benefits and long-term warranty coverage, Samsung is positioning its Bespoke AI range as a more accessible upgrade for households looking to modernise their kitchens and utility spaces.
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