Acer offering new deals on product line-up for Diwali
Acer is now offering a new set of schemes and deals for prospective buyers on select models for the festive season...

Acer India has now announced a new Festival Frenzy Offers scheme for prospective buyers looking to pick up a new laptop this Diwali. The scheme is valid for the company’s Aspire Notebook range and the ICONIA W series tablet PC portfolio and buyers can get deals worth up to Rs 17,999.

Acer has now rolled out a Festive Frenzy Offer for prospective buyers
Prospective customers can also opt for an additional two year warranty that is worth Rs 4,000 for a nominal fee on select models from the Aspire E1 series and the V5 series of Notebooks. The company has not revealed how much this nominal fee will be, though. Consumers looking to cash in on this deal can avail the schemes and offers in any one of Acer’s network of 3,500 outlets spanning more than 1,032 cities across the country. The offer is valid till November 15.
While announcing the offer, Mr. S. Rajendran, Chief Marketing Officer, Acer India, said, “Significant increase in consumer demand during the festive seasons, especially during the auspicious period of Diwali, acts as a catalyst to promote several exciting offers. To ride this buoyant wave, we have introduced the Acer Festive Frenzy across our range of products that entail interesting schemes and benefits such as cash-back, world-class Denon headset, extended warranty and easy-finance schemes.”
Given the increasing number of offers that companies as well as retailers are pushing out for the festive season, it would be a good idea to go and pick up a new laptop or tablet. You can check out our pick of the best laptops under Rs 30,000 and the best tablets under Rs 20,000. And if you still have more questions, you can join us for tech2’s Live Buying Guide for Laptops and Tablets this Thursday at 3 PM IST.

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