Acer Aspire 7, VivoBook S and more – Here are the top laptop deals from Flipkart Big Savings Day Sale

• Flipkart has announced a five-day ‘Big Savings’ sale starting from June 23.
• Smartphones, laptops, TVs, electronic appliances, fashion products and more will be available during the sale.

Flipkart is here with its first sale after the coronavirus lockdown and the e-commerce giant is looking to capitalize on the pent-up demand to hike up its order volumes during the Big Savings Day sale.

The five-day sale is already underway and will go on till June 27. In addition to the discounts on devices, Flipkart is also offering a 10% instant discount of up to ₹1,500.


Best offers on laptops


Acer Aspire 7

The Acer Aspire 7 is powered by a Core i5 9th generation chipset coupled with 8GB RAM, a 512GB SSD and NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1650 graphics. It is currently available at ₹51,990.

Buy Acer Aspire 7 at ₹51,990

HP Pavilion Ryzen 5

The HP Pavilion Ryzen 5 is powered by the Ryzen 5 3550H coupled with 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD and NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050 graphics. It is currently available at ₹49,990.

Buy HP Pavilion Ryzen 5 at ₹49,990

Asus VivoBook S

The Asus VivoBook S is powered by a Core i5 8th generation chipset coupled with 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, 256GB SSD and Intel Integrated UHD 620 graphics. It is currently available at ₹44,990.

Buy Asus VivoBook S at ₹44,990

Lenovo Ideapad S145

The Lenovo Ideapad S145 is powered by a Core i5 10th generation chipset coupled with 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD and 256GB SSD. It is currently available starting at ₹47,990.

Buy Lenovo Ideapad S145 at ₹47,990

Acer Swift 3

The Acer Swift 3 is powered by a Core i5 8th generation chipset coupled with 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD and NVIDIA Geforce MX250 graphics. It is currently available at ₹49,990.

Buy Acer Swift 3 at ₹49,990

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