Philips’ ‘Festival Therapy’ sale offering audio products at Rs 1 down payment

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TPV Technology, the owner of Philips, has launched the ‘Festival Therapy’ sale campaign, allowing customers to purchase select Philips audio products for a down payment of just Rs 1. The campaign will run until November 30 and customers can pay the remaining amount in easy installments. The available products include soundbars, party speakers, and tower speakers. Atul Jasra, Country Head of TPV Technology India, believes the campaign will elevate the festive experience and plans to announce more offers in the future. The offer is only applicable offline.

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Philips’ ‘Festival Therapy’ sale offering audio products at Rs 1 down payment

TPV Technology, the owner of Philips, has launched the ‘Festival Therapy’ sale campaign, allowing customers to purchase select Philips audio products for a down payment of just Rs 1. The campaign will run until November 30 and customers can pay the remaining amount in easy installments. The available products include soundbars, party speakers, and tower speakers. Atul Jasra, Country Head of TPV Technology India, believes the campaign will elevate the festive experience and plans to announce more offers in the future. The offer is only applicable offline.

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