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Flipkart lists MacBook Air M5 at effective ₹1,24,990 for Big Billion Days, ₹24,910 below MRP

Flipkart's effective price for the MacBook Air M5 comes from a ₹15,000 bank offer on a ₹1,39,990 selling price, against an MRP of ₹1,49,900. The iPhone 17 is listed at ₹76,999 and the iPad Air M4 between ₹64,999 and ₹67,999.

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The numbers

Figures from Business Today,

MacBook Air M5 no-cost EMI: ₹10,419 per month
AirPods Pro 3 listed price: ₹21,490

Why it matters for the brand

With the price resting on a ₹15,000 bank offer and no-cost EMI from ₹10,419 a month, financing and card-partnership capability is what's doing the work in this festive electronics push, which makes consumer-credit and EMI-enablement partners the relevant angle to watch.

What to track next

  • Amazon India listing the MacBook Air M5 at an effective price at or below ₹1,24,990
  • Flipkart marking the MacBook Air M5 sold out or out of stock early in the event
  • Changes to the ₹15,000 bank offer, such as a cap, a card restriction or an extension
  • Movement in Flipkart's iPhone 17 (₹76,999) or iPad Air M4 (₹64,999–₹67,999) listings
  • Any change to the ₹1,49,900 MRP, or an Apple-led festive promotion on its own channels

Likely next moves

Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.

  • Amazon India is likely to put a matching or close bank-offer effective price on the MacBook Air M5 and iPhone 17 during its own festive sale.
  • Flipkart is likely to keep promoting the ₹1,24,990 effective price and no-cost EMI from ₹10,419 a month as its headline Apple deal, and to add exchange or accessory incentives if demand looks soft.
  • Apple's authorised resellers may run card cashbacks on the MacBook Air M5 rather than cut prices outright, so the ₹1,49,900 MRP is protected.
  • Apple is unlikely to change the ₹1,49,900 MRP in response, leaving banks and the marketplace to carry the discount.
  • Price-sensitive buyers are likely to pick the EMI-backed effective price over the ₹1,39,990 headline price and may pull purchases forward into the sale window.

The source

Source Read the source at Business Today

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