Instamart Quick India Movement Sale 2026: iPhone 17 Pro, MacBooks, Samsung Phones and More at the season’s lowest prices

Looking to upgrade your smartphone this festive season, pick up a pair of wireless earbuds or finally buy that laptop? Instamart’s biggest annual sale - Quick India Movement (QIM) 2026 brings together deals from sellers across smartphones, laptops, tablets, earbuds, speakers, power banks and other tech accessories, with select products available at discounts of up to 50-90% *.

Live on the Instamart and Swiggy apps, the sale features devices across brands and price points, from premium Apple products to budget-friendly smartphones and everyday audio accessories. Shoppers can also access additional savings through eligible bank offers, with products instantly via Instamart.

Here’s a closer look at some of the electronics deals available during the sale from sellers.

Smartphones: From Premium to Budget-Friendly Picks

For shoppers considering a smartphone upgrade, the sale features options across premium and value segments.

Apple iPhone 17 Pro (256 GB): Available at ₹1,19,999/-*

Oppo K14x (4 GB RAM & 64 GB Storage): Available at ₹14,499/-*

Samsung Smartphones: Available starting at ₹10,999/-*

Redmi A7 Pro (4 GB RAM & 64 GB Storage): Available at ₹10,199/-*

POCO C81x (3 GB RAM, 64 GB Storage): An option for shoppers looking for a more budget-friendly smartphone.

Shoppers can also explore deals on select models from OnePlus, OPPO, realme and other smartphone brands, subject to availability.

Laptops: MacBooks and More

The sale also features laptops for work, study and everyday use, including Apple MacBooks starting at ₹66,900. Shoppers can explore additional laptop deals across available brands and configurations through sellers.

For music, calls and entertainment on the go, the sale includes a selection of wireless earbuds and portable speakers.

Hammer Airflow Flex Earbuds: Feature up to 80 hours of playtime, Bluetooth 6.0 and fast charging.

JBL Go Essential Ultra Portable Bluetooth Speaker: Features IPX7 water resistance.

Power Banks and Everyday Tech Accessories

Shoppers looking for practical add-ons can explore power banks and other accessories alongside their device purchases.

MagSafe Power Bank: Available at ₹999*.

Ambrane Maglite 10,000 mAh MagSafe Wireless Power Bank: Features 22W fast charging.

More Ways to Save During the Sale

In addition to product-level discounts, consumers can also unlock additional savings during the sale with a range of card/bank offers, including 10% off using HDFC Bank Credit Cards, Axis Bank MyZone Credit Cards, and Visa Classic Debit and Platinum Cards. Swiggy HDFC Bank Credit Card users can also avail up to 10% cashback on eligible transactions, adding further value to their QIM shopping.

Through Switch, Instamart’s platform-wide proposition for differentiated products, consumers can discover newer brands and products across categories, alongside established favourites, all through the convenience of quick commerce.

 

 

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