Croma Cooling Offers July 2026: AC, Cooler and Fan Prices

Two thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 6,500. What makes this the lead pick is not the fifty-four per cent — it is that 4.7 from fifty-seven ratings is the strongest combination of score and sample size across every air cooler we read. And it points at the finding this page exists for. Among the coolers with forty or more ratings, the two personal units score 4.7 and 4.7; the three room coolers score 3.2, 3.2 and 3.1. A fourteen-litre table cooler is asked to blow cool air at one person sitting a metre away, and it does that. A fifty-five-litre room cooler is asked to drop the temperature of a room in Indian humidity, which evaporative cooling physically cannot do once the air is already wet. Buy the small one, point it at yourself, and the reviews suggest you will be satisfied.

• Price: Rs. 2,999 (stated MRP Rs. 6,500)
• Key specification: 14 L personal table cooler
• Discount: 54% off, which is Rs. 3,501
• Rating: 4.7 from 57 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best overall
• Buying logic: the job a cooler can actually do

Three thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 7,500, forty-seven per cent off, rated 4.7 from forty-one people. This is the same argument as the pick above with four extra litres of tank, which in practice means fewer refills across a long afternoon rather than more cooling. Inverter compatibility matters more than the tank in an Indian summer, and both of these state it. The thousand-rupee gap between them buys convenience, not performance. Set these two against the room coolers below: the two best-reviewed coolers in our entire read cost Rs. 2,999 and Rs. 3,999, and the three worst-reviewed cost Rs. 6,150, Rs. 7,790 and Rs. 12,490. On this shelf, the more you spend on a cooler, the less its owners like it.

• Price: Rs. 3,999 (stated MRP Rs. 7,500)
• Key specification: 18 L personal cooler
• Discount: 47% off, which is Rs. 3,501
• Rating: 4.7 from 41 ratings on Croma
• Role: Same verdict, more water
• Buying logic: four more litres, same result

Seven thousand seven hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 10,299. Seventy people have rated it and the average is 3.2 out of 5 — the largest sample of any air cooler in our read, and the clearest signal on the page. Symphony is the market leader in Indian air coolers and the Diet 35T is one of its best-known models, so this is not an obscure product with unlucky reviews: it is what happens when a large number of people buy a room cooler and then report back. The physics is not the brand's fault. Evaporative cooling works by adding water to air, so in coastal or monsoon humidity it raises the moisture and barely moves the temperature. If your city is dry in summer, this rating reads differently. If it is humid, read the 3.2 as a warning about the category.

• Price: Rs. 7,790 (stated MRP Rs. 10,299)
• Key specification: 35 L tower room cooler
• Discount: 24% off, which is Rs. 2,509
• Rating: 3.2 from 70 ratings on Croma
• Role: Most-reviewed room cooler
• Buying logic: 70 people, and a 3.2

Six thousand one hundred and fifty rupees against a stated Rs. 9,999, thirty-eight per cent off, rated 3.2 from forty-four people. It is the deepest discount among the room coolers and it carries the same score as the Diet 35T from a similar sample. Two different models, two different price points, two different tank sizes, one verdict. That consistency is what turns this from an anecdote into a pattern: forty-four people and seventy people arriving independently at 3.2 tells you more than any single 5.0 on the shelf. Symphony's fourteen rated listings had a median of 3.9, and the ones pulling that median up are the models with two, three and four ratings. If you want a room cooler, buy it in a dry-summer city, place it in front of an open window, and expect air movement rather than air conditioning.

• Price: Rs. 6,150 (stated MRP Rs. 9,999)
• Key specification: 40 L room cooler
• Discount: 38% off, which is Rs. 3,849
• Rating: 3.2 from 44 ratings on Croma
• Role: Deepest room-cooler badge
• Buying logic: two models, one verdict

Twelve thousand four hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 13,599 — eight per cent, the shallowest badge in this chapter — and 3.1 from fifty-two ratings, the lowest score of any well-reviewed cooler in our read. It is also the most expensive air cooler on this page, four times the price of the 4.7-rated table cooler at the top of the chapter. Fifty-five litres, magnetic remote, 3D air delivery: the specification is the most advanced here and the satisfaction is the lowest. We would not spend Rs. 12,490 on this when the same money buys most of a 1-ton inverter air conditioner further down the page at Rs. 28,790, or four of the personal coolers that people actually rate 4.7. If your budget has reached Rs. 12,000, the honest advice is to save for an AC.

• Price: Rs. 12,490 (stated MRP Rs. 13,599)
• Key specification: 55 L room cooler, 3D air delivery
• Discount: 8% off, which is Rs. 1,109
• Rating: 3.1 from 52 ratings on Croma
• Role: Dearest cooler, lowest score
• Buying logic: at this price, save for an AC

Eight thousand seven hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 12,999, thirty-two per cent off, rated 4.6 from nineteen people. We include it because honest reporting means naming the counter-example: this is a large desert cooler that the people who bought it like. Nineteen ratings is a much smaller sample than the seventy behind the Diet 35T's 3.2, so we would not weight it equally — but nineteen is not two, and a desert cooler is a different machine from a room cooler, built to sit in a window or a balcony door and push outside air in. That placement is exactly the condition in which evaporative cooling works. Note also that Croma's own 60-litre desert cooler scores 2.7 from seven ratings, so the size pattern on this shelf is not a story about which brand is which.

• Price: Rs. 8,790 (stated MRP Rs. 12,999)
• Key specification: 80 L desert cooler
• Discount: 32% off, which is Rs. 4,209
• Rating: 4.6 from 19 ratings on Croma
• Role: The exception worth naming
• Buying logic: works if it sits in a window

Two thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 4,849, forty-eight per cent off, rated 4.0 from thirty-nine people. BLDC is the only specification in ceiling fans worth paying attention to: a brushless DC motor draws roughly 28 to 35 watts against 70 to 80 for a conventional induction motor, so on a fan that runs eight hours a day for six months it repays the price difference and then keeps going. At Rs. 2,499 the payback here is closer to a year than the two or three years BLDC fans usually need, because the discount has already closed most of the gap. Compare it with the Croma ECO induction fan two picks below at Rs. 1,499 — a thousand rupees cheaper to buy and materially more expensive to run, rated 2.9 from twenty-one people.

• Price: Rs. 2,499 (stated MRP Rs. 4,849)
• Key specification: 1200 mm BLDC, 5-star rated
• Discount: 48% off, which is Rs. 2,350
• Rating: 4.0 from 39 ratings on Croma
• Role: Biggest steal
• Buying logic: BLDC pays back in about a year

One thousand six hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,599, thirty-five per cent off, rated 4.3 from forty-one ratings. A detail worth knowing before you click: this exact fan appears three times in our read at exactly Rs. 1,699 with exactly the same 35% badge, and the three listings display 4.6 from 16, 4.3 from 41 and 4.0 from 16 ratings. Same fan, same price, three separate review pools — so whichever listing you land on, you are buying the same object and reading a different sample of opinions about it. We have quoted the largest of the three. It is a one-star-rated induction motor rather than a BLDC, so it costs more to run than the pick above; at Rs. 800 less to buy, it is the right choice for a room you barely use.

• Price: Rs. 1,699 (stated MRP Rs. 2,599)
• Key specification: 1200 mm copper motor, 1-star
• Discount: 35% off, which is Rs. 900
• Rating: 4.3 from 41 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best cheap ceiling fan
• Buying logic: for the room you rarely use

Two thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 4,200, thirty-three per cent off, rated 4.0 from twenty ratings — the same score as the Crompton BLDC above, on half the sample and Rs. 300 more money. What it adds is a remote, which on a BLDC fan is genuinely useful because the speed steps are electronic rather than a wall regulator. Croma's own-label listings in this read carried a median rating of 4.5 across twenty-six rated products and a median discount of 39%, the highest discount median of any brand on the shelf with more than five listings. On a fan, though, the specification decides: if the Crompton at Rs. 2,499 is in stock and you do not need the remote, take it.

• Price: Rs. 2,799 (stated MRP Rs. 4,200)
• Key specification: 1200 mm BLDC with remote, 5-star
• Discount: 33% off, which is Rs. 1,401
• Rating: 4.0 from 20 ratings on Croma
• Role: House-brand BLDC
• Buying logic: the remote is the only difference

One thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 2,600, forty-two per cent off, rated 2.9 from twenty-one people. We are including a 2.9 deliberately, and it is Croma's own product, because the pattern on this page is about evidence rather than brands — the same house brand's 14-litre cooler scores 4.7 from 57 and its 60-litre desert cooler scores 2.7 from 7. A high-speed induction motor at Rs. 1,499 is the cheapest way to get a ceiling fan installed, and twenty-one people have told you what that feels like to live with. Spend Rs. 1,000 more on the BLDC at the top of this chapter and you get a better-rated fan that costs less than half as much to run. This is the one pick on the page we would talk you out of.

• Price: Rs. 1,499 (stated MRP Rs. 2,600)
• Key specification: 1200 mm induction motor
• Discount: 42% off, which is Rs. 1,101
• Rating: 2.9 from 21 ratings on Croma
• Role: Lowest-rated pick here
• Buying logic: the pick we would talk you out of

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 1,620, thirty-eight per cent off, rated 3.6 from ninety-seven ratings — the largest review count of any product in these twenty-one picks. Three point six from ninety-seven is exactly the kind of number this page is built to elevate: it tells you a rechargeable mini fan at Rs. 999 is useful and imperfect, which is true of every rechargeable mini fan at Rs. 999. Battery life and build are where they cut costs at this price. It also appears twice in our read at the same Rs. 999 with the same badge, rated 3.6 from 97 on one listing and 3.6 from 38 on the other — two pools, one verdict, which is reassuring rather than confusing. For power cuts and travel, buy it and expect a season or two.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 1,620)
• Key specification: 110 mm rechargeable personal fan
• Discount: 38% off, which is Rs. 621
• Rating: 3.6 from 97 ratings on Croma
• Role: Most-reviewed product here
• Buying logic: useful, imperfect, honestly rated

Thirty thousand two hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 42,000, twenty-eight per cent off, rated 4.8 from seventy-eight ratings — the largest sample of any air conditioner in our read and the highest score attached to a sample that size. Compare that with the coolers in chapter one, where Rs. 12,490 buys a 3.1 from fifty-two people. An inverter compressor is the specification that matters: it modulates rather than cycling on and off, which is why a 3-star inverter unit can undercut a 5-star fixed-speed one in real running cost. Croma's own-label ACs are made by third-party manufacturers, as almost all Indian own-label appliances are, and installation and service come through Croma's own network. On this evidence, it is the pick.

• Price: Rs. 30,290 (stated MRP Rs. 42,000)
• Key specification: 1.5 ton, 3 star, inverter, copper
• Discount: 28% off, which is Rs. 11,710
• Rating: 4.8 from 78 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best AC value
• Buying logic: the best score on the biggest sample

Thirty-seven thousand four hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 61,000: thirty-nine per cent, the deepest air-conditioner discount we found, on a 4.9 from thirteen ratings. Thirteen is a small sample and we say so — but Blue Star is a cooling specialist rather than a diversified electronics brand, and its four rated listings in our read had a median of 4.8 with a median discount of 34%. What Rs. 7,200 more than the Croma buys is a brand whose commercial-refrigeration business predates its consumer one, and a stated MRP of Rs. 61,000 that reflects premium positioning rather than a manufactured number. The question worth asking is whether you need it: a 3-star 1.5-ton inverter unit is a 3-star 1.5-ton inverter unit, and both of these are that.

• Price: Rs. 37,490 (stated MRP Rs. 61,000)
• Key specification: 1.5 ton, 3 star, inverter, copper
• Discount: 39% off, which is Rs. 23,510
• Rating: 4.9 from 13 ratings on Croma
• Role: Deepest AC badge
• Buying logic: a specialist, at a real discount

Thirty-eight thousand nine hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 55,100, twenty-nine per cent off, rated 4.8 from eighteen ratings. Daikin is the brand Indian air-conditioning installers name when you ask them what they put in their own homes, and its three rated listings in our read had a median rating of 4.8 with a median discount of 26% — high scores, small badges, which is the pattern this whole page keeps finding. It is the most expensive pick on this page and Rs. 8,700 more than Croma's own unit with a comparable specification. What you are buying for that money is a compressor and a service network with a long record, which on a machine expected to run ten summers is a defensible thing to pay for.

• Price: Rs. 38,990 (stated MRP Rs. 55,100)
• Key specification: 1.5 ton, 3 star, inverter, copper
• Discount: 29% off, which is Rs. 16,110
• Rating: 4.8 from 18 ratings on Croma
• Role: Dearest pick here
• Buying logic: what installers buy for themselves

Twenty-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-four rupees against a stated Rs. 50,490 — forty-one per cent, the second-deepest AC badge — rated 3.5 from forty-five ratings, which is the lowest-scoring air conditioner on this shelf and the second-largest AC sample. Put those two facts together and you have the page's thesis in one listing: the deepest discount in the category comes with the weakest evidence, and forty-five people is enough for that to mean something. It is also a 1.2-ton unit where the others here are 1.5, so it is a smaller machine for a smaller room, and comparing its price with theirs directly is not fair. If your room is under 120 square feet and Rs. 300 is the difference between buying and not, this is the honest option — with a 3.5 attached.

• Price: Rs. 29,994 (stated MRP Rs. 50,490)
• Key specification: 1.2 ton, 3 star, inverter
• Discount: 41% off, which is Rs. 20,496
• Rating: 3.5 from 45 ratings on Croma
• Role: Cheapest 3-star inverter
• Buying logic: cheapest, smallest, lowest-rated

Twenty-eight thousand seven hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 37,000 — twenty-two per cent, the smallest air-conditioner discount in this chapter — rated 4.8 from fifty-one ratings, the second-largest AC sample in our read. One ton suits a bedroom up to roughly 110 square feet; buying 1.5 tons for a small room wastes money twice, once at purchase and again every month on a compressor that short-cycles. Note where this sits against chapter one: Rs. 28,790 for an air conditioner rated 4.8 by fifty-one people, against Rs. 12,490 for an air cooler rated 3.1 by fifty-two. The gap is Rs. 16,300 and it is the difference between air that moves and air that gets cold. If you can reach the AC budget, the reviews say reach it.

• Price: Rs. 28,790 (stated MRP Rs. 37,000)
• Key specification: 1 ton, 3 star, inverter, copper
• Discount: 22% off, which is Rs. 8,210
• Rating: 4.8 from 51 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best for a small room
• Buying logic: one ton, and 51 people agree

Nineteen thousand three hundred and fifty rupees against a stated Rs. 24,000, nineteen per cent off, rated 4.5 from forty-three ratings — the largest review count of any water purifier we read, and again a shallow badge sitting on strong evidence. The specification that matters in a purifier is not the number of stages named on the box but whether it has TDS control, which this states: RO strips minerals indiscriminately, and TDS control blends some back so the water is not flat. Nine litres of storage is enough for a family of four through a power cut. Filter replacement is the real cost of ownership on any RO unit, roughly Rs. 2,000 to Rs. 4,000 a year, and no purchase price changes that.

• Price: Rs. 19,350 (stated MRP Rs. 24,000)
• Key specification: 9 L RO + UV + UF, TDS control
• Discount: 19% off, which is Rs. 4,650
• Rating: 4.5 from 43 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best purifier evidence
• Buying logic: TDS control is the spec to check

Nineteen thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 28,999, thirty-three per cent off, rated 4.8 from thirteen ratings. It costs Rs. 149 more than the KENT above and carries a higher score on a third of the sample, which is exactly the trade-off this page keeps asking you to weigh: 4.8 from thirteen or 4.5 from forty-three. We would take the forty-three. What the Native adds on paper is an alkaline and mineraliser stage, which is a taste and pH claim rather than a safety one — RO plus UV is what makes water safe, and everything after that is about how it tastes. Read the next pick before you decide, because the same brand's cheaper model tells a very different story.

• Price: Rs. 19,499 (stated MRP Rs. 28,999)
• Key specification: 8 L RO + UV + alkaline
• Discount: 33% off, which is Rs. 9,500
• Rating: 4.8 from 13 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best-rated purifier
• Buying logic: 4.8 from 13, or 4.5 from 43?

Fifteen thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 20,999, twenty-four per cent off, rated 2.9 from thirteen ratings. Thirteen ratings — the same sample size as the 4.8-rated M2 Pro above, from the same brand, at Rs. 3,500 less. That pairing is the most useful thing in this chapter, because it shows how much a model number matters within a brand and how little a brand name tells you on its own. Whatever the thirteen people who bought this one experienced, it was not what the thirteen who bought the M2 Pro experienced. On a Rs. 16,000 appliance with an annual filter cost attached, a 2.9 is a reason to look at the KENT instead. We are naming it precisely because the brand's other listing is a pick.

• Price: Rs. 15,999 (stated MRP Rs. 20,999)
• Key specification: 8 L RO + UV + copper
• Discount: 24% off, which is Rs. 5,000
• Rating: 2.9 from 13 ratings on Croma
• Role: Same brand, 2.9
• Buying logic: the model matters, not the brand

Eleven thousand nine hundred and ninety rupees against a stated Rs. 15,200, twenty-one per cent off, rated 4.6 from twelve ratings. AO Smith's nine rated listings in our read had a median rating of 4.5 and a median discount of 21% — the shallowest badges of any brand with that many listings, and consistently good scores. On a water heater the things that decide the next eight years are the tank lining, the anode rod and the thermostat, none of which you can see; what you can read is the 5-star rating, which on a geyser translates directly into monthly cost because heating water is the most energy-intensive thing most households do. Fifteen litres suits a bathroom with a bucket or a short shower for two people. This is the buy-once option in this chapter.

• Price: Rs. 11,990 (stated MRP Rs. 15,200)
• Key specification: 15 L storage geyser, 5 star
• Discount: 21% off, which is Rs. 3,210
• Rating: 4.6 from 12 ratings on Croma
• Role: Best geyser
• Buying logic: 5-star matters most on a geyser

Three thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 6,000, thirty-three per cent off, rated 4.4 from nine ratings — the smallest sample of our twenty-one picks, which we flag rather than hide. An instant geyser is a genuinely different appliance from a storage one: it heats water as it flows, so it never runs out and never keeps a tank warm, but the flow rate is low and it will not fill a bathtub. For a kitchen sink, a single-person bathroom or a second bathroom used twice a week, it is the correct Rs. 3,999 and the AO Smith above is Rs. 8,000 of overkill. Croma's own instant and storage geysers in our read ranged from 2.6 from 7 ratings to 5.0 from 2 — small samples in every direction, so read the model rather than the brand.

• Price: Rs. 3,999 (stated MRP Rs. 6,000)
• Key specification: 5 L instant geyser
• Discount: 33% off, which is Rs. 2,001
• Rating: 4.4 from 9 ratings on Croma
• Role: Cheapest hot water here
• Buying logic: right for a second bathroom