Vijay Sales AC Offers August 2026: Split AC Prices by Brand
135 Vijay Sales listings read on August 6 - 27 from each of five large-appliance pages. One brand holds a third of four aisles. The fifth has twelve brands, no leader, and the deepest discounts on the site.
Vijay Sales renders exactly 27 listings on each of its large-appliance category pages, and that accident of web design makes a comparison across aisles unusually clean - five sets of identical size, so brand share and discount depth can be read straight off without weighting anything. We read all five on August 6, 2026 and counted brands before looking at a single price. LG holds 37 of the 135 listings, twenty-seven per cent of the entire shelf: ten of 27 washing machines, nine of 27 refrigerators, eight of 27 televisions, eight of 27 microwave ovens. And two of 27 air conditioners. That one aisle has twelve competing brands with none holding more than 19 per cent, and it carries the deepest median badge on the site at 37 per cent - including the single deepest discount in the whole pull, 60 per cent, on a brand with one listing to its name. The obvious conclusion is that competition produces discounts, and the honest version is narrower, because the refrigerator aisle also has twelve brands and the shallowest badges on the shelf. What a shopper can actually use is on this page seat by seat. We read the same retailer's badges in rupees rather than percentages earlier this month.
Every price below was pulled from Vijay Sales on August 6, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Vijay Sales coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
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- Deepest badge on the shelf — Sharp 1.37 Ton Inverter Split AC
- Cheapest 1.5 ton here — Carrier 1.5 Ton Flexicool Split AC
- One of LG's two AC listings — LG 1.5 Ton Dual Inverter Window AC
- Rs. 500 above the Carrier — Voltas 1.5 Ton 5-in-1 Split AC
- Biggest AC brand here, by five listings — Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Split AC
- Dearest AC, shallowest badge — Mitsubishi Electric 1.5 Ton 5 Star Split AC
- Cheapest machine on the shelf — Voltas Beko 9 Kg Semi Automatic
- Deepest front-loader badge — Bosch 8 Kg Front Load Washing Machine
- Cheapest of LG's ten listings — LG 8 Kg Top Load with TurboDrum
- Rs. 22,500 for the same 8 kg — LG 8 Kg Front Load with AI DD
- Dearest machine on the shelf — LG 10 Kg Front Load AI DD
- Deepest fridge badge here — Voltas Beko 175 L Single Door
- Rs. 107 a litre, frost free — Bosch 243 L Frost Free Double Door
- Most expensive fridge here — LG 630 L Side-by-Side InstaView
- Cheapest appliance on the page — Bluestar 47 L Mini Refrigerator
- Shallowest badge on the page — LG 185 L Direct Cool Single Door
- Most expensive listing in the pull — Sony BRAVIA 7 II 75-inch
- Rs. 1,88,100 for twenty inches — Sony BRAVIA 7 II 55-inch
- 55 inches for a fifth of the Sony — LG 55-inch NanoCell 4K
- Cheapest 55-inch 4K here — TCL P6L 55-inch 4K
- Floor of the aisle — SANSUI 32-inch Smart QLED
- Not actually a microwave — Morphy Richards 29 L Digital OTG
- Dearest microwave here — LG 32 L Charcoal Convection Microwave
- Rs. 9,500 less, 30 litres — IFB 30 L Convection Microwave
- Most credible sticker on the page — LG 20 L Solo Microwave
25 Picks From 135 Vijay Sales Listings, Five Aisles of Twenty-Seven
The AC Aisle: Twelve Brands, and LG Has Two of 27
The most fragmented aisle on the shelf and the most heavily discounted: twelve brands across 27 listings, no brand above five, and a median badge of 37 per cent - the deepest of the five categories. It is also the one aisle where the shelf's dominant brand is almost absent. The deepest single discount in the entire 135-row pull sits here, at 60 per cent, on a brand with one listing.
Sharp 1.37 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 7-in-1 Convertible
60 per cent off - and it comes from a brand with one listing in the aisle.
Why it earned its spot Opens the page where the shelf discounts hardest: the aisle nobody dominates.
Carrier 1.5 Ton 3 Star Flexicool 6-in-1 Convertible Inverter Split AC with Wi-Fi
Rs. 33,490 for a 1.5-ton 3-star inverter split with Wi-Fi.
Why it earned its spot The standard Indian AC size, at the standard Indian AC price, from a serious brand.
LG 1.5 Ton 3 Star DUAL Inverter Window AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 4-in-1 Convertible
LG holds a third of four aisles on this shelf. Here it has two listings out of 27.
Why it earned its spot The seat this page exists for: the shelf's dominant brand is almost absent from one aisle.
Voltas 1.5 Ton 3 Star 5-in-1 Adjustable Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper
Same tonnage, same star rating, Rs. 500 more - and a shallower badge.
Why it earned its spot What a twelve-brand aisle looks like at ground level: prices converge to within a few hundred rupees.
Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 3D Airflow
Daikin leads this aisle with five of 27 listings - a 19 per cent share.
Why it earned its spot The most concentrated brand in the AC aisle still holds less than a fifth of it.
Mitsubishi Electric 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser
Rs. 59,790 at only 18 per cent off - the shallowest badge in the deepest-discounting aisle.
Why it earned its spot Closes the chapter by showing that even a twelve-brand aisle has a corner that does not discount.
Washing Machines: One Brand Holds Ten of Twenty-Seven
LG's 37 per cent share here is the highest concentration of any brand in any aisle on this shelf - five times its share of the air conditioner aisle next door. The median badge is 30 per cent, seven points below the ACs. Within the chapter, note that format decides the price far more than capacity does: the same brand's same eight kilos costs Rs. 20,490 as a top loader and Rs. 42,990 as a front loader.
Voltas Beko 9 Kg 5 Star Semi Automatic Top Load Washing Machine with Special Pulsator
Rs. 12,960 for nine kilos - a third of what an 8 kg front loader costs.
Why it earned its spot Opens the aisle LG dominates, at the price point LG does not compete on.
Bosch 8 Kg Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine, Anti-Wrinkle and Anti-Stain
39 per cent off at Rs. 37,990 - the deepest discount on any front loader here.
Why it earned its spot The clearest competitive pressure in an aisle where one brand holds ten of 27 listings.
LG 8 Kg Fully Automatic Top Load Washing Machine with TurboDrum and Auto Pre-Wash
Rs. 20,490 - the entry point to a brand holding 37 per cent of this aisle.
Why it earned its spot LG's share of this aisle is the highest of any brand in any aisle on the shelf.
LG 8 Kg 5 Star Inverter Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine with Wi-Fi and 6 Motion AI DD
The same brand, the same eight kilos, and Rs. 22,500 more than the top loader.
Why it earned its spot Within a single brand, the format decides the price far more than the capacity does.
LG 10 Kg Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine with AI DD, Steam Wash and ThinQ Wi-Fi
Rs. 49,990 for ten kilos - and the shallowest badge in this chapter.
Why it earned its spot Closes the aisle at the top, where the dominant brand also stops discounting.
Refrigerators: Twelve Brands and the Shallowest Badges
This is the aisle that breaks the tidy theory, and we would rather show it than hide it. Refrigerators have twelve brands - the same as air conditioners - and the shallowest median badge on the shelf at 26 per cent. So brand count alone does not set discount depth. What does hold across the aisle is capacity pricing: Rs. 80 a litre at the bottom, Rs. 288 a litre at the top.
Voltas Beko 175 Litres 2 Star Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator with Chiller Tray
46 per cent off in an aisle whose median badge is 26.
Why it earned its spot Opens the aisle with twelve brands and the shallowest discounting on the shelf.
Bosch 243 Litres Frost Free Double Door Refrigerator, Total No Frost, VarioZone
Rs. 25,990 for 243 litres with no defrosting to do.
Why it earned its spot The step from direct cool to frost free, priced: Rs. 27 more per litre.
LG 630 L Side-by-Side Refrigerator, 3 Star, InstaView, Wi-Fi Convertible, UV Nano
Rs. 1,81,390 for 630 litres - Rs. 288 a litre, against Rs. 80 at the bottom of the aisle.
Why it earned its spot Capacity per rupee gets three and a half times worse as you climb this aisle.
Bluestar 47 Litres Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator, Silent Operation, Reversible Door
Rs. 9,490 - and Rs. 202 a litre, which is worse than a 243-litre Bosch.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest thing here is also, per litre, among the most expensive.
LG 185 L Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator with Toughened Glass Shelves
A 9 per cent discount - the smallest of all 25 picks here.
Why it earned its spot Closes the aisle on its most credible sticker, which is also its smallest saving.
Televisions: Six Brands, and a Thirty-Fold Price Range
The narrowest brand list on the shelf alongside microwaves - LG, Sony, TCL, Panasonic, SANSUI and Xiaomi - and by far the widest price range, from Rs. 13,490 to Rs. 3,98,990. Three of these picks are the same 55-inch screen size at Rs. 40,690, Rs. 46,890 and Rs. 2,10,890, which is the clearest demonstration on this page that size stopped setting television prices some years ago.
Sony BRAVIA 7 II 189 cm (75 inch) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV with AI XR Processor
Rs. 3,98,990 - forty-two times the cheapest appliance on this page.
Why it earned its spot Opens the aisle with the widest price range on the shelf: Rs. 13,490 to Rs. 3,98,990.
Sony BRAVIA 7 II 139 cm (55 inch) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV with AI XR Processor
The same panel technology, twenty inches smaller, at just over half the price.
Why it earned its spot The cleanest size-versus-price comparison on the shelf, within one model line.
LG 139 cm (55 inch) NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV with Magic Remote and Alpha 7 AI Processor
Rs. 46,890 for a 55-inch 4K set - Rs. 1,64,000 below the Sony of the same size.
Why it earned its spot The seat where the television aisle's price range stops being about size at all.
TCL P6L Series 139 cm (55 inch) 4K HDR Smart Google TV with HVA Panel and AiPQ Processor
Rs. 40,690 - Rs. 6,200 below the LG for the same size and resolution.
Why it earned its spot Six brands in this aisle, and the price floor for a 55-inch 4K is set by the newest of them.
SANSUI 80 cm (32 inch) Smart Coolita QLED TV, HD Ready, Dolby Audio, Built-in Soundbar
Rs. 13,490 - the cheapest television on a shelf that reaches Rs. 3,98,990.
Why it earned its spot Closes the chapter on a range of nearly thirty-fold within a single aisle.
Microwaves: Two Brands Hold Fifteen of Twenty-Seven
LG has eight listings and IFB seven, so between them they hold more than half the aisle - the most concentrated pair on the shelf. It has not made the aisle expensive: the median price is Rs. 11,490, the lowest of the five categories, though the median badge of 27 per cent is the second shallowest. The page ends on the most credible stated MRP in the pull, a Rs. 509 gap producing a 6 per cent badge.
Morphy Richards Digital OTG Oven, 29 L, 13 Preset Menus, Rotisserie and Convection
Rs. 8,400 for a 29-litre OTG with a 56 per cent badge - in a 27 per cent aisle.
Why it earned its spot The deepest badge in the shallowest-discounting aisle, and it is a different appliance.
LG 32 Litres Wi-Fi Enabled Charcoal Microwave Oven with ThinQ and Healthy Heart Auto Cook
Rs. 27,990 for 32 litres with charcoal heating and Wi-Fi.
Why it earned its spot LG holds eight of 27 listings in this aisle and the top of it.
IFB 30 Litres Rotisserie Convection Microwave Oven with Air Fry, Dual Heaters and 360 Convection
Thirty litres with air fry and rotisserie for Rs. 18,490.
Why it earned its spot The value seat in an aisle where two brands hold fifteen of 27 listings between them.
LG 20 Litres Solo Microwave Oven with Even Reheat, Defrost and Anti-Bacterial Cavity
Rs. 8,290 against a stated Rs. 8,799 - a 6 per cent badge and a Rs. 509 gap.
Why it earned its spot Ends the page on the honest end of the discount question: a real MRP makes a small badge.
How to shop five appliance aisles that behave differently
First: read the rupees, not the percentage. The deepest badge on this page is 60 per cent off a Rs. 74,990 sticker on a Rs. 29,990 air conditioner, and the most credible sticker on the page produces a 6 per cent badge. One of those numbers is telling you about the product and the other is telling you about the seller's reference figure. Second: price by capacity within an aisle, because it exposes what you are actually buying. Refrigerators here run from Rs. 80 a litre to Rs. 288 a litre; washing machines from Rs. 1,440 a kilo to Rs. 4,999 a kilo. The high end is never buying capacity, it is buying format and features, and that is a legitimate purchase as long as you know which one you are making. Third: in air conditioners, weigh the star rating properly - the 5-star Daikin here costs Rs. 15,500 more than a 3-star Carrier, and over ten Indian summers of daily running that is usually recovered in electricity. Fourth: with no ratings published anywhere on this site, the after-sales network is the variable that should decide close calls - a Rs. 6,200 saving on a television matters less than whether the brand has a service centre in your city. Bank and card offers that stack on these prices are on our Vijay Sales coupons page.
How our picks compare
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sharp 1.37 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 7-in-1 Convertible | Rs. 29,990 | Rs. 74,990 | 60% |
| Carrier 1.5 Ton 3 Star Flexicool 6-in-1 Convertible Inverter Split AC with Wi-Fi | Rs. 33,490 | Rs. 65,500 | 49% |
| LG 1.5 Ton 3 Star DUAL Inverter Window AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 4-in-1 Convertible | Rs. 35,990 | Rs. 69,990 | 49% |
| Voltas 1.5 Ton 3 Star 5-in-1 Adjustable Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper | Rs. 33,990 | Rs. 60,990 | 44% |
| Daikin 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser, 3D Airflow | Rs. 48,990 | Rs. 68,200 | 28% |
| Mitsubishi Electric 1.5 Ton 5 Star Inverter Split AC, 100% Copper Condenser | Rs. 59,790 | Rs. 73,000 | 18% |
| Voltas Beko 9 Kg 5 Star Semi Automatic Top Load Washing Machine with Special Pulsator | Rs. 12,960 | Rs. 26,440 | 51% |
| Bosch 8 Kg Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine, Anti-Wrinkle and Anti-Stain | Rs. 37,990 | Rs. 61,990 | 39% |
| LG 8 Kg Fully Automatic Top Load Washing Machine with TurboDrum and Auto Pre-Wash | Rs. 20,490 | Rs. 30,990 | 34% |
| LG 8 Kg 5 Star Inverter Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine with Wi-Fi and 6 Motion AI DD | Rs. 42,990 | Rs. 63,990 | 33% |
| LG 10 Kg Fully Automatic Front Load Washing Machine with AI DD, Steam Wash and ThinQ Wi-Fi | Rs. 49,990 | Rs. 66,990 | 25% |
| Voltas Beko 175 Litres 2 Star Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator with Chiller Tray | Rs. 13,990 | Rs. 26,090 | 46% |
| Bosch 243 Litres Frost Free Double Door Refrigerator, Total No Frost, VarioZone | Rs. 25,990 | Rs. 40,690 | 36% |
| LG 630 L Side-by-Side Refrigerator, 3 Star, InstaView, Wi-Fi Convertible, UV Nano | Rs. 181,390 | Rs. 269,990 | 33% |
| Bluestar 47 Litres Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator, Silent Operation, Reversible Door | Rs. 9,490 | Rs. 11,990 | 21% |
| LG 185 L Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator with Toughened Glass Shelves | Rs. 18,990 | Rs. 20,890 | 9% |
| Sony BRAVIA 7 II 189 cm (75 inch) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV with AI XR Processor | Rs. 398,990 | Rs. 619,900 | 36% |
| Sony BRAVIA 7 II 139 cm (55 inch) 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV with AI XR Processor | Rs. 210,890 | Rs. 359,900 | 41% |
| LG 139 cm (55 inch) NanoCell 4K Ultra HD Smart TV with Magic Remote and Alpha 7 AI Processor | Rs. 46,890 | Rs. 89,990 | 48% |
| TCL P6L Series 139 cm (55 inch) 4K HDR Smart Google TV with HVA Panel and AiPQ Processor | Rs. 40,690 | Rs. 74,990 | 46% |
| SANSUI 80 cm (32 inch) Smart Coolita QLED TV, HD Ready, Dolby Audio, Built-in Soundbar | Rs. 13,490 | Rs. 20,990 | 36% |
| Morphy Richards Digital OTG Oven, 29 L, 13 Preset Menus, Rotisserie and Convection | Rs. 8,400 | Rs. 18,999 | 56% |
| LG 32 Litres Wi-Fi Enabled Charcoal Microwave Oven with ThinQ and Healthy Heart Auto Cook | Rs. 27,990 | Rs. 40,999 | 32% |
| IFB 30 Litres Rotisserie Convection Microwave Oven with Air Fry, Dual Heaters and 360 Convection | Rs. 18,490 | Rs. 25,490 | 27% |
| LG 20 Litres Solo Microwave Oven with Even Reheat, Defrost and Anti-Bacterial Cavity | Rs. 8,290 | Rs. 8,799 | 6% |
What we skipped — and why
What we look for
Five category pages, twenty-seven listings from each
On August 6, 2026 we read five Vijay Sales category pages - air conditioners, washing machines, refrigerators, televisions and microwave ovens - keeping every server-rendered listing that returned both a selling price and a stated MRP. Each page returns the same 27 cards, which is a property of how the site renders rather than a choice of ours, and it happens to be ideal: five aisles of identical size make brand share and badge depth directly comparable without any weighting. That gives 135 listings in total, and every price, stated MRP, capacity, tonnage, star rating and feature quoted on this page is Vijay Sales' own as it displayed that afternoon.
Brands were counted per aisle before anything was priced
The finding is about assortment, so the count came first. Air conditioners: 12 distinct brands across 27 listings, the largest being Daikin with five - a 19 per cent share. Televisions: 6 brands, LG largest with eight, 30 per cent. Washing machines: 8 brands, LG largest with ten, 37 per cent. Microwave ovens: 6 brands, LG largest with eight, 30 per cent. Refrigerators: 12 brands, LG largest with nine, 33 per cent. Across the whole shelf LG is 37 of 135 listings, or 27 per cent - and just 2 of 27 air conditioners. We can measure that distribution precisely and we cannot see its cause: retail assortment is negotiated privately between a retailer and a brand, and nothing on the site explains it.
The obvious theory was tested and only half held
The tempting conclusion from Chapter One is that more competition means deeper discounts, and on this shelf it holds at one end and fails in the middle, so we are stating both. It holds at the top: air conditioners have the most brands, the lowest single-brand share at 19 per cent, and the deepest median badge at 37 per cent. It fails immediately below: refrigerators have the same twelve brands and the shallowest median badge on the shelf at 26 per cent, while microwaves have only six brands and sit at 27 per cent. Median badges by aisle are 37, 36, 30, 27 and 26 per cent for air conditioners, televisions, washing machines, microwaves and refrigerators respectively. Seasonality, replacement cycles and stock age plausibly matter as much as brand count, and we cannot separate them from outside the business.
No ratings exist here at all, so none are used
Not one of the 135 listings we read from Vijay Sales carries a star rating or a review count - the site publishes neither on these category pages. That is a straightforward absence rather than a thin sample, so no rating pill appears on any pick on this page and nothing here is ranked, compared or recommended on the basis of a score. Everything on this page is therefore price, stated MRP, capacity and specification, all of which are the seller's own listing claims and none of which we have verified. We have not installed, run, washed in, cooled with or watched any product here. Where a stated MRP looks implausible - a Rs. 29,990 air conditioner stating Rs. 74,990 - we have said so in the seat rather than quietly using the percentage.
FAQs
Does more competition in an aisle actually mean better prices?
On this shelf it holds at one end and fails in the middle, and the honest answer is that brand count is one factor among several rather than the explanation. The supporting case is strong: the air conditioner aisle has twelve brands, no brand above a 19 per cent share, the deepest median badge at 37 per cent and the single deepest discount in the pull at 60 per cent. The counter-case is equally clear: refrigerators have the same twelve brands and the shallowest median badge on the site at 26 per cent, while microwaves have only six brands and sit at 27 per cent. What else is plausibly at work, and what we cannot separate from outside the business: seasonality, since August in India is the tail of the cooling season and air conditioners bought in April are being cleared in August; stock age; and how quickly each category's models turn over. The practical takeaway is narrower but still useful - a fragmented aisle is worth shopping harder, and a dominated one is worth shopping on service instead.
Should I buy a 3 star or a 5 star air conditioner?
If you run the machine for several hours a day through an Indian summer, 5 star nearly always wins on total cost, and this shelf lets you price the decision precisely. The Carrier 1.5-ton 3-star here is Rs. 33,490 and the Daikin 1.5-ton 5-star is Rs. 48,990, a gap of Rs. 15,500. A 5-star inverter unit typically draws meaningfully less power for the same cooling, and across a decade of daily summer running that difference is usually recovered in electricity bills and then some - the exact figure depends on your tariff, your room, your insulation and how many hours a day the compressor actually runs, so we are not going to invent a payback period we cannot verify. Where 3 star is the right answer: a guest room, a room used a few weeks a year, or a rented flat you expect to leave within two or three years. Also note that both machines on this page state 100 per cent copper condensers, which matters for corrosion resistance and repairability and is worth checking on any AC at any star rating.
Is a front load washing machine worth twice a top loader?
This shelf prices that question unusually cleanly, because LG sells the same eight kilograms in both formats: Rs. 20,490 as a top loader and Rs. 42,990 as a front loader, a difference of Rs. 22,500 for identical stated capacity. What the extra money genuinely buys is well established - front loaders use considerably less water and detergent, wash more thoroughly through tumbling rather than agitation, spin much drier so clothes need less time to dry, and are gentler on fabric over years. What it costs you is time, since a front-load cycle commonly runs to two hours against under an hour for a top loader, and installation discipline, since the machine must sit level on a solid floor or it will walk. The honest decision rule: front load if you wash a lot, care about fabric life and are not waiting on the machine; top load if cycle speed and simplicity matter more. And if neither, the Rs. 12,960 semi-automatic on this page washes the same nine kilos for a quarter of the front loader's price, at the cost of moving clothes between two tubs yourself.
Why is a 55-inch Sony four times the price of a 55-inch LG here?
Because screen size stopped setting television prices some years ago, and this page has the clearest example we have found: an LG NanoCell 55-inch at Rs. 46,890, a TCL 55-inch at Rs. 40,690 and a Sony BRAVIA 7 II 55-inch at Rs. 2,10,890 - the same diagonal, a spread of Rs. 1,70,200. What separates them is panel technology and image processing. The Sony states a True RGB LED backlight and an AI XR processor, which is a fundamentally different and much more expensive way of producing light and colour than the enhanced-LED NanoCell panel in the LG or the HVA panel in the TCL. Whether you can see the difference depends on the content you watch, your room's lighting, and frankly your eyes - which is why we would not recommend anything at this price without seeing it in a showroom beside the alternative. For most rooms and most viewing, a 55-inch 4K set at Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 47,000 from a brand with a service network is the rational purchase, and the Rs. 6,200 between the TCL and the LG is better spent on whichever has a service centre near you.
Vijay Sales shows no ratings. How do I judge a product there?
Correct, and it is total rather than partial: not one of the 135 listings we read carries a star rating or a review count, which is why nothing on this page is ranked by score. Four things remain checkable and are more useful than a star rating would be for appliances of this kind. First, the after-sales network in your specific city, which over a ten-to-fifteen-year appliance life matters more than any purchase-time consideration - this is the single biggest reason to prefer an established name over a cheaper unfamiliar one. Second, the stated specification, which for these categories is unusually informative: tonnage and BEE star rating on an air conditioner, capacity and format on a washing machine, frost free versus direct cool on a refrigerator, resolution and panel type on a television, convection versus solo on a microwave. Third, capacity per rupee within the aisle, which this page computes for you and which quickly exposes when you are paying for format rather than size. Fourth, the selling price against other retailers, since a badge computed from a Rs. 74,990 sticker tells you nothing at all.
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