Last updated: August 6th, 2026 at 16:57 UTC+02:00
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Samsung has announced The Big Bespoke AI Fest in India to celebrate the country’s Independence Day, offering significant discounts and many benefits on its Bespoke AI home appliances. The promotional campaign will run until August 15, 2026, across the brand’s official website, the Samsung Shop app, and authorized offline and online retail stores.
As a tribute to 1947, the year India gained independence, Samsung is offering cashback of up to INR 19,470 on select Bespoke AI appliances. Customers can also get a free one-year extended warranty on select refrigerators and washing machines. For single-door refrigerators, the company is offering a one-year extended warranty for just INR 99.
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Samsung India's The Big Bespoke AI Fest for celebrating Independence Day, where it is offering massive benefits on Bespoke AI home appliances
In addition, Samsung is providing no-down-payment EMI options on eligible home appliances. Buyers of the 25kg Washer Dryer Combo can also take advantage of a ‘1 EMI Off' offer under the 20/5 finance scheme, where Samsung covers the first EMI on no-cost EMI purchases over 20 months.
If you've been planning to buy Samsung Bespoke AI home appliances, including air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines, The Big Bespoke AI Fest is a great opportunity to do so.
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