It’s June 24th and Daraz Mobile Week 2019 started right on the schedule. And as the e-commerce giant promised, there are plenty of deals to look out in this grand online shopping event. And in the vast crowd of deals and discounts, it’s easy to get lost. So in this article, we have shortlisted the best and lucrative deals to look out in the website.
Smartphones
Even on a regular basis, Daraz brings lucrative deals on smartphones. But since its Daraz’s big day, it is offering some profitable deals, which ranges from budget phones to that flagship. And we have enlisted some of the amazing smartphone deals here.
Please note that you can get up to Rs. 5,000 off, which using the debit/credit cards from the banks like NIC Asia and Siddhartha bank. So using the cards, these amazing deals can turn absolutely irresistible.
Huawei Nova 4
Huawei Nova 4 comes with flagship-grade Kirin 970 chipset with 8GB RAM at its disposal. With this hardware setup, the phone can handle all the tasks thrown at its. There is also an appreciable 128GB of storage on the board. Another highlight of the phone is its cameras. The phone flaunts a triple camera setup at the back. There are 16MP ultra-wide-angle shooter and 2MP depth sensor alongside the 20MP main camera. And with the camera triplets out there, the handset is capable of capturing the subjects with a variety of perspectives. Apart from that, the presence of the less-obtrusive punch-hole display looks equally welcoming here.
The device was originally priced at Rs. 64,900 but in this mega event, Daraz has slashed the price by 23%. You can now purchase the device at Rs. 49,900. You can also use the voucher code “MEGA1000” during the checkout to get extra Rs. 1,000 off on the purchase.
Pocophone F1
With its plastic back, the phone may not be appealing in terms of looks. But it’s not so wise to judge a book by its cover. When peeked into its hardware, the phone doesn’t disappoint.
Pocophone F1 is a midrange phone with flagship prowess on the performance front. The phone features with the Snapdragon 845 chipset with 6GB of RAM on the board. And this hardware setup is enough to surpass all the other midrange devices in terms of performance. Even on the camera front, the handset is quite noteworthy. The device comes with Gcam support and using the app, you can capture some nifty images. With the recent software update, you can also get an option to capture 4K videos at 60fps and slow-motion videos up to 960 fps. On top of all, there is a humongous 4000mAh battery to keep the device running.
As far as price is concerned, Daraz has kept this device on its shelf labeling with the price of Rs. 32,999. But you can get Rs. 1,000 off on using the discount voucher “MW19DARAZ” on the checkout. So you can grab the Pocophone F1 just at Rs. 31,999.
Samsung Galaxy M40
Samsung Galaxy M40 made the debut in the Nepali market via Daraz. And the phone is now available for Rs. 36,190. Although Daraz says you can get extra Rs. 1,000 off using the voucher code “MEGA1000” during the check when we tried the voucher wasn’t available for the product.
The M40 comes with Snapdragon 675 chipset paired with 6GB of RAM. And it’s the least expensive phone to feature that SoC. Since the SD675 is a capable midrange processor, it can handle your daily workloads quite easily. The phone also flaunts three cameras on the back so you get quite a lot of options while capturing the images.
On to the display side, there is a 6.3-inch PLS TFT display with a hole punch cutout on the top. The punched-hole cutout accommodates a 16MP selfie shooter, which also comes into action while using the Face Unlock Feature.
Unlike its smaller siblings (Galaxy M20 & M30), the M40 features relatively smaller 3500mAh battery. Nonetheless, the phone comes with a 15-watt fast charger out of the box. The absence of 3.5mm headphone jack is quite a bummer though.
Samsung Galaxy S10
If you are looking to buy a flagship phone, you can find the best deal on the Samsung Galaxy S10. The phone was originally priced at Rs. 110,000 but in this Mobile Week, you can get it for Rs. 93,900. That’s a straight 15% chop in price. And it’s another product, where you cannot use the voucher codes to get further discounts. Nonetheless, at the new price, it’s one heck of a deal.
Televisions
Even on the televisions, there are some great deals to look out. In that context, we found two televisions quite intriguing for the price. And if you choose to pay for the TV via debit/credit cards, you can get further discounts up to Rs. 2,000.
Palsonic Australia 32N1100
In this grand online shopping event, the Australian brand Palsonic also took a part. But among a handful of its televisions, the 32N1100 TV looks quite attractive for the price. Ahead of Mobile Week, the device used to cost Rs. 26,660. But in this shopping event, you can get it for just Rs. 21,540. You can get a further discount of Rs. 500 using the discount voucher “EXTRA500”.
The TV comes with a 32-inch display, which employs an A+ Grade Panel. With Full-HD resolution on the board, you can also see some sharp and crisp video contents on the device. And as the devices come with various input ports like USB, HDMI, VGA, and Antenna input ports, you can play a wide variety of contents from various devices into its screen.
Samsung UA55NU7100
If you want a big smart TV, there is the Samsung UA55NU7100 to get you fascinated. With the massive discount of 38%, the TV is now available for Rs. 114,990. Using the discount voucher “MEGA2000”, you can further manage to drop the cost by Rs. 2,000.
The TV comes with a mammoth 55-inch LED display surrounded by narrow bezels. The display on this TV is compatible with HDR contents and also features a Pixel Quality Index of 1300. So the video contents on this device look lively with punchy colors. The display on this device also flaunts ultra-HD resolution, which straightly cues to the crispy details.
Apart from that, there is a 2x 10-watt stereo speaker setup. These speakers are Dolby Digital Plus compatible, which are said to output loud and booming sound. There are also plenty of ports to get you excited.
