Big Digital Dashain Offer 2022
Big Digital, Nepal’s largest multi-brand electronic retail chain is celebrating this festive season with a bunch of interesting offers. There’s up to a 50% discount on select products, free silver coins, and an exchange offer where you can trade your old phone for a new one. Or you can also exchange your old phone for a laptop or home appliances. Let’s learn about the Big Digital Dashain Offer 2022 including its validity period and more.
Big Digital Dashain Offer 2022:
What is Big Digital?
Before talking about all the incentives in this sales campaign, allow me to briefly go through what Big Digital is. As I mentioned earlier, this is a multi-brand electronic retail chain—which means you can find electronic goods from different companies all under one roof. Big Digital says it currently stocks products from over 90 brands in more than 100 categories.
And since it is a part of the Triveni Group, you can rest assured that anything you buy from Big Digital is a genuine product. As such, you’ll also get a VAT bill and official warranty (if applicable) with your every purchase. Currently, Big Digital has set up two retail stores: one in Gwarko, Lalitpur, and the other in Kamalbinayak, Bhaktapur. You can learn more about Big Digital by clicking here.
Up to 50% discount
One of the biggest talking points of this offer is the discounts that Big Digital is offering. There’s up to 50% off on select items whereas most other products are also enjoying a certain percentage price cut.
If you were curious about the 50% off item, it’s the Hisense 32″ HD TV (HX32N2173H). It is currently available for just Rs. 15,695, against the usual market price of Rs. 31,390. For a complete list of discounts, you can visit their website.
Free silver coins
Next up, the Big Digital Dashain offer lets you win free silver coins as well. The higher your value of purchase, the more valuable silver coin you get.
| Total purchase value | Silver coin |
| Rs. 20,000 or higher | 5 grams |
| Rs. 40,000 or higher | 10 grams |
| Rs. 80,000 or higher | 20 grams |
| Rs. 150,000 or higher | 50 grams |
| Rs. 200,000 or higher | 100 grams |
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Exchange offer
Okay, let’s now get into the meat of the matter, which is the exchange offer. Under this, Big Digital is accepting your old phone for a new phone, laptop, or any home appliance.
And for this, the company has partnered up with Sabko Phone, which is a Nepali startup that deals with buying second-hand phones, repairs, and selling refurbished phones. Sabko Phone currently accepts used, factory-unlocked phones from the following brands:
Moreover, not all smartphone models from the aforementioned brands are eligible for trade-in. To check if your phone can be exchanged for a new one, simply head on to this link. It will ask you a few questions about your phone’s condition. After all the digital valuation process is over, a technician from Big Digital will also evaluate your old phone’s condition to give the final valuation. And on top of all this, Big Digital is handing out an additional 5% value as well.
For example, if your second-hand phone’s final valuation comes to Rs. 10,000, you will get Rs. 10,500 instead as an exchange deposit. With that, you can either get a new phone or a laptop or home appliances. That too at the offer price, of course.
Cashback, EMI
Other than this, the Big Digital Dashain offer also includes a cashback of up to 10% (max Rs. 500) when making payments through Khalti digital wallet. And NIC Asia bank’s credit card holders can get their desired product at 0% EMI too. The good news is that the EMI amount here is calculated based on the offer price instead of the usual MRP.
Big Digital Dashain Offer: Validity
The Big Digital Dashain offer will be valid till Ashoj 30 (October 16). But a company source has informed us that they’re planning to extend this campaign till Kartik 14 (October 31). To claim this offer, you’ll have to visit Big Digital’s aforementioned retail store at Gwarko (Lalitpur) or Kamalbinayak (Bhaktapur).
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