Croma Independence Day Sale August 2026: Up to 48% Off TVs, ACs

Rs. 46,690, stated MRP Rs. 89,990. Forty-eight per cent is the deepest discount we found anywhere across 84 large-appliance listings, and it is worth stating plainly against the sale art: Croma's Independence Day hero says 60 per cent off electronics and home appliances, and in these four aisles nothing reaches it. This is the single deepest badge and it is twelve points short. On the television itself, a 55-inch NanoCell panel at Rs. 46,690 sits in the competitive middle of the 4K market; Croma publishes no rating on this listing, so there is no owner evidence here to weigh.

• Price: Rs. 46,690 (stated MRP Rs. 89,990)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: the only listing in all four aisles above 44 per cent
• Discount: 48% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 43,300
• Rating: Croma publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: Deepest badge in the pull
• Buying logic: The deepest cut in the sale. Compare the Rs. 46,690 against other retailers, not against Rs. 89,990.

Rs. 9,990, stated MRP Rs. 18,000. Note the MRP: not Rs. 17,999 or Rs. 18,490 but exactly eighteen thousand, which is the form 36 of the 84 stated MRPs in this pull take. Indian shelf prices generally end in 990 or 999, and only 18 of these 84 do. We are describing the shape of the numbers rather than alleging anything about them. As a television this is a 32-inch HD panel running Croma's Linux software rather than Google TV, which matters: app availability is narrower and updates are less certain. Nine people have rated it 4.8, which is a warm score from too few voters to lean on.

• Price: Rs. 9,990 (stated MRP Rs. 18,000)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: the cheapest listing in the pull, against a stated MRP of exactly Rs. 18,000
• Discount: 44% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 8,010
• Rating: 4.8 stars from 9 voters
• Role: Cheapest listing here
• Buying logic: A second-room television. Check which apps the Linux build actually carries.

Rs. 13,999, stated MRP Rs. 24,999. Two ratings. That is the entire evidence base for a Rs. 14,000 television, and it is the pattern across this shelf: 57 of 84 listings publish a score and 30 of those rest on three voters or fewer. What can be said without the ratings is that this runs Google TV rather than a proprietary build, which is the specification that decides whether the set is still useful in three years, and that Rs. 4,000 over the Croma 32-inch above buys exactly that. Xiaomi's panel is HD rather than Full HD at this size, which is normal for 32 inches.

• Price: Rs. 13,999 (stated MRP Rs. 24,999)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: 4.5 stars from two voters - the evidence problem in one line
• Discount: 44% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 11,000
• Rating: 4.5 stars from 2 voters
• Role: Two voters, 4.5 stars
• Buying logic: Google TV is the reason to pay Rs. 4,000 more than the Croma set above.

Rs. 53,990, stated MRP Rs. 94,990. Forty-three per cent, and Rs. 41,000 - which is more money than 62 of the 84 listings in this pull cost in total. A standalone condenser dryer is an unusual purchase in India and worth being clear about: it is not a washer, it dries what a washer has already washed, and it earns its place in a Mumbai or Bengaluru monsoon rather than in a Delhi summer. Croma publishes no rating on this listing. At Rs. 53,990 the comparison worth making is against a washer-dryer combination unit, which does both jobs less well in a single footprint.

• Price: Rs. 53,990 (stated MRP Rs. 94,990)
• Aisle: Laundry
• Key detail: Rs. 41,000 off - the largest rupee discount in the pull
• Discount: 43% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 41,000
• Rating: Croma publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: Largest rupee discount
• Buying logic: A monsoon-city machine. Price it against a washer-dryer combo before buying.

Rs. 13,790, stated MRP Rs. 24,000. Sixty-seven people have rated this washing machine 2.9, and that is worth far more attention than the 43 per cent badge. On a shelf where most scores rest on one to three votes, this is one of only three listings with a sample above thirty - and it is the lowest score in the pull. We cannot tell you why from a listing page; on top-load machines the recurring complaints are wash quality on heavier loads and service response. At Rs. 13,790 for 7.5 kg the price is genuinely low, and the 67 people who own one are the best evidence available on this shelf.

• Price: Rs. 13,790 (stated MRP Rs. 24,000)
• Aisle: Washing machine
• Key detail: 2.9 stars from 67 voters - the second-largest sample here, and the lowest score
• Discount: 43% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 10,210
• Rating: 2.9 stars from 67 voters
• Role: Lowest score, largest sample
• Buying logic: Cheap and well-evidenced as a disappointment. Read the reviews before committing.

Rs. 38,990, stated MRP Rs. 66,990. Forty-two per cent is the deepest air-conditioner badge in the pull, and the 5.0 star rating beside it comes from exactly one voter. Nineteen of the 24 perfect scores on this shelf are like that. On the machine: 1.5 ton suits a 150-180 square foot room, and a 3-star inverter rating is the sensible middle - a 5-star costs more up front and returns it over years of heavy use, which is a real calculation in Delhi or Nagpur and a marginal one in Bengaluru. Convertible modes are the listing's own claim.

• Price: Rs. 38,990 (stated MRP Rs. 66,990)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: a perfect 5.0 score cast by exactly one person
• Discount: 42% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 28,000
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 1 voter
• Role: 5.0 from one voter
• Buying logic: Right size for a standard bedroom. Ignore the 5.0; one vote is not a rating.

Rs. 36,790, stated MRP Rs. 61,000. In this aisle the round-number pattern is at its strongest: twelve of the twenty-one stated MRPs are exact thousands - Rs. 49,000, Rs. 50,000, Rs. 55,100, Rs. 61,000, Rs. 61,500, Rs. 67,500 - while the selling prices beside them all end in 90. Whatever produces the left column is evidently not what produces the right. On the machine, a 5-in-1 convertible 1.5 ton at Rs. 36,790 is competitively priced, and Blue Star's service network is among the better ones in Indian air conditioning, which is the argument for it over a cheaper unit.

• Price: Rs. 36,790 (stated MRP Rs. 61,000)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: stated MRP of exactly Rs. 61,000
• Discount: 40% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 24,210
• Rating: 4.8 stars from 10 voters
• Role: Round Rs. 61,000
• Buying logic: Good price for the brand. Buy for the service network as much as the machine.

Rs. 38,490, stated MRP Rs. 61,500. The Z Series directly above is Rs. 36,790 against Rs. 61,000. Five hundred rupees of stated MRP and Rs. 1,700 of selling price separate the two, and the badges read 40 and 37. Nothing about that difference tells you which machine to buy; the M Series and Z Series differ in coil coating and feature set rather than in cooling capacity, and both are 1.5 ton 3 star inverters. Two people have rated this 5.0. The decision here is Rs. 1,700, and the honest advice is to read the spec sheets side by side rather than the percentages.

• Price: Rs. 38,490 (stated MRP Rs. 61,500)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: Rs. 1,700 more than the Z Series above, off an MRP Rs. 500 higher
• Discount: 37% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 23,010
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 2 voters
• Role: Rs. 1,700 more, three points less
• Buying logic: Within Rs. 1,700 of its sibling. Compare features, not badges.

Rs. 31,990, stated MRP Rs. 49,000. Rs. 4,800 separates this 1 ton from the 1.5 ton Z Series at the top of the chapter, which is what a half-ton of capacity costs on this shelf. The sizing rule matters more than the money: 1 ton suits rooms up to roughly 120 square feet, and undersizing an air conditioner makes it run continuously, which costs more in electricity than the Rs. 4,800 saved. Four voters, 5.0 stars. If the room is a standard 10x12 bedroom, this is the correct machine; if it is a living room, the pick at the top of this chapter is.

• Price: Rs. 31,990 (stated MRP Rs. 49,000)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: the 1-ton version of the pick two above, at a stated Rs. 49,000
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 17,010
• Rating: 4.8 stars from 4 voters
• Role: The 1 ton rung
• Buying logic: Measure the room first. Undersizing costs more than the Rs. 4,800 saved.

Rs. 33,790, stated MRP Rs. 50,000. Croma's house-brand 1.5 ton sits Rs. 3,000 below the Blue Star Z Series at the top of this chapter with a shallower badge, which is the ordinary shape of house-brand pricing: less headroom in the stated MRP, less discount to advertise, lower price at the till. Three voters, 5.0 stars. The real question with any retailer's own-brand air conditioner is who services it in year four, and the answer - the retailer - is a different proposition to a manufacturer's network. That is the trade being made for Rs. 3,000.

• Price: Rs. 33,790 (stated MRP Rs. 50,000)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: the house brand undercutting Blue Star by Rs. 3,000, off a round Rs. 50,000
• Discount: 32% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 16,210
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 3 voters
• Role: House brand undercuts
• Buying logic: Rs. 3,000 cheaper than the branded equivalent. Ask about service before buying.

Rs. 39,490, stated MRP Rs. 55,100. Ten people rating a machine 5.0 is not a large sample by any normal standard, and on this shelf it is the best available in the air-conditioner aisle. Daikin sits at the top of most Indian buyers' brand rankings for cooling and reliability, and prices accordingly: Rs. 2,700 more than the Blue Star Z Series with twelve points less badge. The copper condenser and PM 2.5 filter are the listing's claims. If the plan is to keep the machine for a decade, this is the aisle's low-risk pick and the price reflects that.

• Price: Rs. 39,490 (stated MRP Rs. 55,100)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: the most-voted 5.0 in the AC aisle, from ten people
• Discount: 28% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 15,610
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 10 voters
• Role: Most-voted score in the aisle
• Buying logic: The reliability pick. You are paying for the brand's record, not the badge.

Rs. 49,990, stated MRP Rs. 67,500. Every other 1.5 ton machine on this page is 3 star; this one is 5. That difference is the single most consequential specification in the aisle and it never appears in a badge: on a machine running six to eight hours a day through a north Indian summer, the gap between a 3-star and a 5-star inverter is several thousand rupees of electricity a year, which recovers the Rs. 11,000 premium over the Blue Star within a few seasons and then keeps paying. Four voters, 5.0. Whether it is worth it depends entirely on how many hours a day the machine will run.

• Price: Rs. 49,990 (stated MRP Rs. 67,500)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: the only 5-star-rated 1.5 ton unit seated here, and the most expensive
• Discount: 26% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 17,510
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 4 voters
• Role: The only 5-star unit here
• Buying logic: Heavy daily use makes 5-star cheaper than 3-star within a few summers.

Rs. 41,990, stated MRP Rs. 67,500. A five-star average from one voter is displayed on this listing exactly as a five-star average from a thousand voters would be, and the difference between those two things is the whole reason this chapter exists. Twenty-four listings in this pull show a perfect 5.0 and nineteen of them rest on three votes or fewer. On the television, a 55-inch QLED at Rs. 41,990 is priced below the LG NanoCell at the top of this page by Rs. 4,700, and the house-brand trade is the same as everywhere else here: lower price, thinner service network, no meaningful owner evidence.

• Price: Rs. 41,990 (stated MRP Rs. 67,500)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: a Rs. 41,990 television rated 5.0 by one person
• Discount: 38% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 25,510
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 1 voter
• Role: One voter, Rs. 41,990
• Buying logic: Rs. 4,700 below the LG. There is no owner evidence to help you decide.

Rs. 22,290, stated MRP Rs. 29,999. The thin-evidence problem on this shelf is not confined to house-brand listings: this is a Samsung refrigerator with one rating. What can be judged without ratings is the specification, and here it is unusually good - a 4-star energy rating on a 215-litre direct cool single door, where most of the refrigerator aisle on this page is 2 star. On a machine that runs every hour of its life, that rating is worth more than the badge; a 2-star fridge of the same size will cost noticeably more to run each year for a decade.

• Price: Rs. 22,290 (stated MRP Rs. 29,999)
• Aisle: Refrigerator
• Key detail: one of 24 perfect scores in the pull, 19 of which rest on three votes or fewer
• Discount: 26% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 7,709
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 1 voter
• Role: Perfect score, one vote
• Buying logic: Buy the 4-star rating. It outlives every discount in this sale.

Rs. 34,790, stated MRP Rs. 44,000. Twenty-one per cent is a shallow badge in an aisle that opens at 42, and the reason to look at this machine is not the discount but the form factor: a window unit needs no outdoor space, no drilling through a wall for pipe runs and no landlord's permission in most rented flats, which is why it survives in a market that has otherwise moved to splits. A 5-star inverter window unit is also a genuinely modern machine rather than the noisy box the category used to mean. Six voters, 5.0.

• Price: Rs. 34,790 (stated MRP Rs. 44,000)
• Aisle: Air conditioner
• Key detail: the only window unit seated here, at a stated MRP of exactly Rs. 44,000
• Discount: 21% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 9,210
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 6 voters
• Role: The only window unit
• Buying logic: The pick for a rented flat with no outdoor unit space, at any badge.

Rs. 15,990, stated MRP Rs. 22,000. One person rated this machine 1.0, and it is displayed with the same authority as the twenty-four listings showing 5.0 - which is the point. A single vote is not evidence in either direction, and treating this listing as a disaster on that basis would be exactly the same error as treating a one-vote 5.0 as a triumph. What can be compared is the price: Rs. 2,200 more than the Croma 7.5 kg machine at the top of this page, for half a kilogram less capacity, with a different wash system. On this evidence base, the honest answer is that we do not know.

• Price: Rs. 15,990 (stated MRP Rs. 22,000)
• Aisle: Washing machine
• Key detail: a 1.0 rating from a single voter - the lowest score on the shelf
• Discount: 27% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 6,010
• Rating: 1.0 stars from 1 voter
• Role: Lowest score on the shelf
• Buying logic: One vote is not a verdict. Compare the specification against the 7.5 kg model.

Rs. 19,690, stated MRP Rs. 22,500. One hundred and twenty-one people have rated this machine 4.4, which makes it the best-evidenced listing across all four aisles - and its discount is the second-shallowest on this page. That inversion is worth carrying out of this sale: on this shelf, the products people have actually bought and graded are the ones the discounting leaves alone. Against the Croma 7.5 kg at Rs. 13,790 with 2.9 stars from 67 voters, this is Rs. 5,900 more for a machine with a markedly better verdict from twice as many owners.

• Price: Rs. 19,690 (stated MRP Rs. 22,500)
• Aisle: Washing machine
• Key detail: 121 votes - the largest sample anywhere in these four aisles
• Discount: 12% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 2,810
• Rating: 4.4 stars from 121 voters
• Role: Largest sample on the shelf
• Buying logic: The best-evidenced machine on the page. The Rs. 5,900 premium buys that.

Rs. 23,990, stated MRP Rs. 29,000. Thirty-six voters averaging 4.1 makes this one of only three listings in the pull with a sample above thirty, and its badge is 17 per cent against a shelf median of 26. A 43-inch QLED panel running Google TV at Rs. 23,990 is a reasonable living-room set for a small flat, and 4.1 from a real if modest sample is a more useful signal than any of the perfect scores earlier on this page. Against the 55-inch Croma QLED at Rs. 41,990, this is Rs. 18,000 less for twelve inches less screen.

• Price: Rs. 23,990 (stated MRP Rs. 29,000)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: 4.1 from 36 voters - the third-largest sample here
• Discount: 17% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 5,010
• Rating: 4.1 stars from 36 voters
• Role: Third-largest sample
• Buying logic: The size-to-evidence sweet spot on this shelf, if 43 inches suits the room.

Rs. 11,990, stated MRP Rs. 13,990. The Croma 32-inch at the top of this page is Rs. 9,990 badged 44 per cent; this one is Rs. 11,990 badged 14. Both are HD-ready Linux sets from the same house brand in the same aisle. The entire thirty-point badge difference lives in the stated MRPs - Rs. 18,000 against Rs. 13,990 - and what a buyer actually chooses between is Rs. 9,990 and Rs. 11,990 for near-identical televisions. Ten voters, 4.1 stars. If the two sets differ in a way that justifies Rs. 2,000, the listings do not make it visible.

• Price: Rs. 11,990 (stated MRP Rs. 13,990)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: Rs. 2,000 dearer than the 44 per cent Croma 32-inch at the top of this page
• Discount: 14% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 2,000
• Rating: 4.1 stars from 10 voters
• Role: Rs. 2,000 more than its sibling
• Buying logic: Two near-identical sets, Rs. 2,000 apart. The badges explain none of it.

Rs. 1,41,990, stated MRP Rs. 1,59,900. Eleven per cent, and Rs. 17,910 off - which is more money than 34 of the 84 listings in this pull cost outright. An OLED panel is a genuinely different technology from the LED and QLED sets elsewhere on this page: self-lit pixels, true blacks, and a real weakness in very bright rooms. Croma publishes no rating. If the room is dark enough to suit OLED and the budget is there, the honest note is that Rs. 1,41,990 is close to what this set costs everywhere, because the badge here is doing almost nothing.

• Price: Rs. 141,990 (stated MRP Rs. 159,900)
• Aisle: Television
• Key detail: the most expensive listing in the pull, and one of the shallowest badges
• Discount: 11% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 17,910
• Rating: Croma publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: Most expensive listing here
• Buying logic: Buy OLED for a dark room. Do not wait for this badge to get deeper.

Rs. 10,690, stated MRP Rs. 12,000. Eleven per cent and Rs. 1,310, the smallest money saving anywhere in this pull. An 84-litre single-door fridge is a hostel or office machine rather than a household one, and at Rs. 10,690 it is worth noting that the 190-litre models elsewhere in this aisle start around Rs. 13,000 - Rs. 2,500 more for more than double the capacity. Four voters, 5.0 stars, which by now the reader knows how to weigh. If the constraint is genuinely floor space rather than money, this is the machine; if it is money, it is not the efficient buy.

• Price: Rs. 10,690 (stated MRP Rs. 12,000)
• Aisle: Refrigerator
• Key detail: Rs. 1,310 off a stated Rs. 12,000 - the smallest rupee discount here
• Discount: 11% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,310
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 4 voters
• Role: Smallest discount on the page
• Buying logic: Only if space is the constraint. Rs. 2,500 more buys twice the fridge.