Flipkart Dish Rack Price November 2026: Rs. 234 Buys 233,038 Ratings

The most-reviewed dish rack on Flipkart costs Rs. 234. The four most expensive racks on the same shelf have no reviews at all. A DDecora plastic drainer carries 233,038 ratings; a Rs. 2,373 iron two-tier rack carries zero.

That is from a read of 75 listings on 12 November 2026. Prices run Rs. 202 to Rs. 2,373 with a median of Rs. 498, and 28 of the 75 are unrated.

It is a cheap shelf with a long dear tail. 38 of the 75 listings sell under Rs. 500 and 24 under Rs. 300, while eight sit above Rs. 1,500. The median is Rs. 498.

The ratings are extraordinarily lopsided. The median listing has 73 ratings, but the top of the shelf runs into six figures — and 28 listings have none at all. That gap is the most useful thing on this shelf, and it points the opposite way from price.

Four plastic racks between Rs. 214 and Rs. 240 account for more than 420,000 ratings between them. The DDecora at Rs. 234 alone has 233,038 — more than any listing we have read on any Flipkart shelf this month.

These are not premium products and the ratings do not claim they are. They are 4.0 to 4.2 star averages on cheap moulded plastic sink sets. What the count buys you is confidence that the thing arrives and works, which on a Rs. 214 purchase is most of what you need to know.

The four most expensive listings on the shelf — Rs. 1,811 to Rs. 2,373, all steel or iron — are every one of them unrated. They also carry the shallowest badges in the read, 20% to 30%.

That does not make them bad racks. Steel costs more than plastic and a two-tier steel rack is a different object from a Rs. 214 sink tray. It does mean you are paying roughly ten times the price for a product with no crowd evidence behind it, on a shelf where the Rs. 234 alternative has 233,038 ratings.

The one exception is worth naming. A Plantex steel drying rack at Rs. 1,699 carries 4.5 stars from 557 ratings — the only listing above Rs. 1,500 on this shelf with any meaningful review history.

27 of the 75 listings state an MRP at four times the selling price or more, 18 at five times, nine at six times. The maximum is 8.06x — Rs. 248 against a stated Rs. 1,999.

Every one of the nine largest multiples belongs to a rack selling under Rs. 760. Meanwhile the four dearest racks badge 20–30%. So on this shelf the badge runs inversely to the price: the deeper the discount looks, the less the item costs and the further the reference price has been stretched to get there.

None of that is improper. Setting a reference price above a selling price is ordinary, lawful retail practice. It simply means an 85% badge here is not evidence of a better rack than a 27% one.

Quickmart and Shopixo both sell a "3 in 1 Large Sink Set" plastic rack at Rs. 214 against a stated Rs. 1,399. Identical price, identical reference price, identical 85% badge, near-identical description.

One shows 112,858 ratings and the other 59,189. These are separate listings with separate review histories, not a shared pool — the counts differ. Where two sellers offer the same thing at the same price, the rating count is the only field left that separates them, and here it differs by a factor of nearly two.

Eleven listings state an MRP of exactly Rs. 999, and because they sell anywhere from Rs. 219 to Rs. 701, the badge slides from 78% down to 30% across the group.

Rs. 999 is doing the same job here that Rs. 1,499 and Rs. 1,999 do elsewhere on the shelf — a round reference number reused across unrelated products. 29 distinct stated MRPs cover 64 distinct selling prices.

• Sort by rating count, not by badge. The four listings with the most ratings on this shelf are also four of the cheapest, between Rs. 214 and Rs. 240.
• Treat an unrated rack above Rs. 1,800 with care. All four of the dearest listings are unrated, and they badge at only 20–30%.
• An 85% badge means the reference price was stretched, not that the rack is better. Nine listings state an MRP at six times the price or more, and all nine sell under Rs. 760.
• If you want steel with evidence behind it, the Plantex at Rs. 1,699 is the only listing above Rs. 1,500 here with a real review history (4.5 from 557).
• When two sellers list the same rack at the same price, take the bigger review count. Quickmart and Shopixo both sell at Rs. 214; one has 112,858 ratings, the other 59,189.
• Check the material description on the product page. "Carbon steel" and "stainless steel" are seller claims this read has not verified, and they matter on something that stays wet.