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Product EMI Calculators

EMI calculators for things you buy at a store or online, with fields for down payment, exchange value, processing fee and no-cost EMI offers.

Which product emi calculators should you use?

Buying a phone or an appliance on EMI is not the same as taking a loan. The tenures are short, the rate is often zero, and the real cost usually hides in the things that are not financed: the processing fee, the installation charge, the cash discount you gave up.

For electronics, start with Mobile EMI or iPhone EMI for phones, or Laptop EMI where accessories and extended warranty often land on the same invoice. For home appliances, TV, AC, refrigerator and washing machine each have their own page, because what sits outside the EMI differs: wall mounting on a television, copper piping and a stabiliser on an air conditioner.

Every page here handles exchange value the same way: it is deducted from the price before financing, exactly like a down payment, which makes it the cheapest way to reduce an instalment. Stretching the tenure is the most expensive.

If the offer in front of you says no-cost, run it through Zero Cost EMI first. It counts the fee and the discount you are giving up, which is where the cost of a free-sounding offer usually lives.

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Reviewed by Pradipta Ray, MBA (Finance) · Updated