Samsung starts Big Bespoke AI Fest for Independence Day with cashback of up to Rs 50,000
AI-powered home appliances
. The sale runs from August 1 to 17, aimed at transforming Indian households into smarter, connected living spaces. Available on Samsung.com, popular e-commerce platforms, and retail stores nationwide, the offer includes up to Rs 50,000 cashback, zero down payment, and a special '1 EMI off' benefit under the company's 20/5 no-cost EMI finance scheme.
Samsung's Bespoke AI range
Samsung's AI-enabled appliances combine connected intelligence with sleek, durable design tailored for Indian lifestyles. Featured products include:
* 25kg Bespoke AI Laundry Combo: Fully automatic washer-dryer with ₹50,000 cashback
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* 20-year warranty on digital inverter compressors and motors
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* 5-year comprehensive warranty on select air conditioners
* Free professional installation for 5 Star-rated WindFree ACs
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