MacBook Air M5 at Rs 1,24,990 in Flipkart Big Billion Days sale

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Flipkart will offer the Apple MacBook Air M5 at an effective price of Rs 1,24,990 during its Big Billion Days sale starting 8 October. The laptop, with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, is listed at Rs 1,39,990, down from Rs 1,49,900, according to digit.in and Times Now. An additional Rs 15,000 bank discount brings the price down further, with 12-month no-cost EMI at Rs 10,419 per month. Cashify is cited by NDTV Profit and Times Now on the effective price.

MacBook Air M5 at Rs 1,24,990 in Flipkart Big Billion Days sale

Shoppers using select Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, or Flipkart Axis Bank credit cards can get 10 per cent cashback, digit.in reports. UPI users, including first-time Super Money customers, may also receive up to 10 per cent cashback. The sale opens with early access on 8 October for some customers and for all on 9 October. Meanwhile, Amazon is already selling the same model at Rs 1,38,990, with an additional Rs 10,000 discount on select bank cards, bringing the price below Rs 1,29,000, sources note.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The coverage across all four outlets is uniform, neutral reporting that relays Flipkart’s announced prices, bank discounts, EMI terms, and cashback offers without any pro-government or government-critical framing. Digit.in and Times Now provide the most detailed breakdown, including the upfront discount of Rs 9,910, the Rs 15,000 bank offer, and the effective Rs 1,24,990 price, while NDTV Profit’s shorter piece focuses on the headline Rs 25,000 saving. No source editorialises on affordability or consumer policy. All agree on the core figures, with Times Now attributing the effective price to Cashify. The story remains a straightforward sales announcement ahead of the 8 October early-access start.

Coverage: 4 sources, 4 neutral


Sources (4): digit.in (neutral report), ndtvprofit.com (neutral report), timesnownews.com (neutral report), timesnownews.com (2) (neutral report)

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