Metz offers special prices as the New Year Bonanza from 24th Dec – 31st Dec 2019

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Metz India today announced its plans for the ongoing winter season for its valued customers who have already shown immense love for the brand. Metz has announced an offer on two of its products METZ M32E6 and METZ M40E6 which have been priced at Rs 9,999 and Rs 15,999 respectively. The special offer will be available from 24th Dec till 31st Dec’2019 on Amazon.in.

The company has its eye on expanding base for its esteemed customers who have already given a thumbs-up to the mega brand creating waves in India.
Explaining his decision to further capture the targeted market, CEO- Skyworth, Liu Criver announced, “We have introduced special offers with the objective of maximizing customer satisfaction during the winter season. With exciting prices on key product models, we expect the forthcoming New Year to be a bright one for our customers in India.”

About METZ

Established in 1938, METZ has been one of the longest established consumer electronics companies in Germany and has dominated Europe for over eight decades. Ever since its inception, METZ emerged far ahead by delivering contemporary designs as well as latest customer-friendly technology that was of the highest quality.  Within  no  time  METZ  as a brand has earned its coveted position of being ‘the pride of millions of households’ in not only in Germany but in entire Europe as well.

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