Flipkart Big Billion Days sale 2026 ends tomorrow: HP 14 to MacBook Air M5, best laptop deals to check out
Flipkart Big Billion Days 2026 sale end date has been announced, while discounts on laptops from HP, Acer, Lenovo, Apple and more continue to remain live.
HP Omnibook 3 Snapdragon X can cost under Rs 43,500, while the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 OLED can drop below Rs 98,000 with eligible bank offers.
The deals include Apple MacBook Air M5 under Rs 1.26 lakh, and offers on Galaxy Book 5 and Book 4 Edge, Acer Swift Neo and more..
The Big Billion Days 2026 sale end date has now been announced. Flipkart has been advertising that BBD 2026 will end tomorrow. While we have already covered the best smartphones across price ranges, this article covers the best laptop deals worth buying during the sale. For starters, you can grab the Apple MacBook Air M5 for around Rs 1.25 lakh after offers. If you are planning to buy a laptop for multimedia consumption, OLED choices from Lenovo and HP are listed below. For Samsung fans, massive discounts are live on the Galaxy Book 5 and Book 4 Edge.
SurveyIf you plan to buy a laptop during this Flipkart festive sale, here are a few options worth checking out.
HP Omnibook 3 price (OLED and Snapdragon options)
HP Omnibook 3 Snapdragon X version is listed at Rs 59,990 (8GB + 512GB). Buyers can get up to Rs 16,750 off via ICICI Bank credit cards, lowering the price to under Rs 43,500. Further, HP Omnibook 3 OLED (with Intel Core 5 Series 3 315), currently listed at Rs 79,990 (12GB + 512GB), can be grabbed for under Rs 63,000 with Rs 17,775 cashback using Flipkart Axis Bank and SBI credit cards. For ICICI Bank credit card users, Flipkart has advertised a deal of under Rs 59,000 after a bank discount of Rs 21,000.
Samsung Galaxy Book 4 Edge price
For buyers planning to purchase a lightweight and slim Samsung laptop, the Galaxy Book 4 Edge is currently retailing for Rs 63,990. Flipkart is also offering Rs 7,000 off via Flipkart Axis and SBI Bank credit cards, lowering the price to under Rs 57,000. The laptop is powered by a Snapdragon X processor, 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. Note that all offer prices mentioned in the article are highly volatile and may change in the future. Plus, on top of the offer price, Flipkart’s additional charges apply, such as handling fee, protect promise fee and more.
Acer Swift Neo price
The Intel Core Ultra 5 226V-powered laptop is available for Rs 69,990 (16GB + 512GB). Buyers can get up to Rs 9,675 off with eligible credit cards, reducing the price below Rs 61,000. Coming to other Swift series laptops, you can also check out options like the Swift Neo 14 OLED and Swift Pro, available for around Rs 64,000 after offers.

HP 14 price
HP 14 laptop, powered by Intel Core Ultra 7 155H, can be purchased for under Rs 73,000 after availing discounts via ICICI Bank credit card EMI transactions. It is currently retailing for Rs 86,990 without offers. The laptop comes with a 1TB SSD and 16GB RAM.
Samsung Galaxy Book 5 price
Samsung’s Galaxy Book 5, running on the Intel Core Ultra 7 255U processor, is available for under Rs 78,000 with bank offers, down from its sale price of Rs 82,990. You can get up to Rs 5,250 off via ICICI Bank credit cards. The laptop ships with 16 GB RAM and a 512GB SSD.
Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 OLED price
The Intel Core Ultra 9 185H-powered IdeaPad Slim 5 OLED can be grabbed at a massive Rs 25,250 off via the ICICI Bank credit card EMI transaction. This can easily reduce the effective price from Rs 1.2 lakh to under Rs 95,000. The laptop offers 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD.
Apple MacBook Air M5 price
Priced on regular days at Rs 1,49,900, the MacBook Air M5 is listed at a starting price of Rs 1,35,990 without offers, a notable price drop of Rs 13,910. On top of this, if you own a Flipkart Axis and SBI Bank credit card, you can avail Rs 10,100 extra off on the purchase to lower the price to under Rs 1,26,000.
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