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How EMI works here
Every price on this site is shown alongside an indicative monthly instalment, worked out at 15% p.a. over 24 months. That figure is a guide, not an offer — the rate you are actually given depends on your credit history, income stability and the lender's own policy. Two people buying the same phone on the same day can be quoted very different rates.
Before committing, it is worth checking the total you will repay rather than only the monthly figure. A longer tenure lowers the instalment but raises the total cost, and processing fees are often quoted separately from the headline interest rate.
Open the EMI calculator →Buying on finance — a short checklist
- Compare the total, not the instalment. Multiply the monthly figure by the tenure and add any processing fee.
- Check for a "no cost EMI" catch. Zero-interest offers usually bundle the interest into the price or drop an existing discount.
- Watch the foreclosure terms. Some lenders charge a penalty for paying off early; others do not.
- Keep utilisation low. Filling a credit card to its limit for a purchase can dent your score even if you repay on time.
Illustrative information only. We are not a lender, broker or financial advisor — approval, interest rate and terms rest solely with the bank or NBFC.