Vijay Sales Router and Printer Price November 2026: 61% vs 36% Off

The deepest discount on Vijay Sales' printer shelf is shallower than the median discount on its router shelf. Printers top out at 36% off; the typical router badge is 38%, and the deepest is 61%.

Both shelves are also one brand deep. All nine networking listings in this read are TP-Link; all nine printers are HP. There is no second brand to compare either badge against.

Read on 14 November 2026 from Vijay Sales' own category pages, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. Not one of the 18 listings publishes a rating or a review count.

The cheaper shelf is the one that discounts harder. Networking runs Rs. 1,029 to Rs. 3,999 with a median badge of 38%; printers run Rs. 5,669 to Rs. 26,649 with a median of 22%.

That matters because printers are where the money is on this page. The dearest router costs less than the cheapest printer, and the dearest printer costs nearly seven times the dearest router.

With one brand per shelf and no ratings on either, the badge is the only comparative figure Vijay Sales publishes here — and as the next two tables show, it is comparing each listing to its own stated reference price rather than to anything else on the shelf.

Two listings state exactly the same Rs. 8,999 reference price — a mesh system at Rs. 3,499 and a Wi-Fi 6 router at Rs. 3,999 — so their badges read 61% and 56% purely because of the Rs. 500 between them.

The shallowest badge on the shelf, 19%, sits on a Rs. 2,029 router that costs less than the 49% range extender and the 38% Archer C50 beside it. Sorted by badge, it is last; sorted by what you pay, it is third cheapest.

Two of the nine listings are not routers at all — an Ethernet splitter at Rs. 1,029 and a USB network adapter at Rs. 1,099. Vijay Sales files them under the same category and this page leaves them where the shelf put them, with a note rather than a quiet deletion.

The cheapest printer on the shelf carries its deepest badge. Rs. 5,669 against a stated Rs. 8,860 is 36%; the dearest, at Rs. 26,649, badges 14%.

Between them the badge wanders rather than trends — 22%, 15%, 20%, 33%, 19%, 33%, 20%, 31% — which is what you would expect when each percentage is computed against a separately chosen reference price.

Nothing here compares running costs, and that is the number that usually decides a printer purchase. An ink tank machine and a laser machine at similar prices have very different cost per page, and neither this read nor the listing data says anything about it. Price the cartridges or ink bottles before you price the printer.

• For a printer, price the consumables first. Cost per page decides the real bill, and it appears nowhere on these listings or on this page.
• Check whether a networking listing is actually a router. Two of the nine here are an Ethernet splitter and a USB adapter.
• Compare the rupee price, not the badge. Two listings on the router shelf share one Rs. 8,999 stated MRP and badge 61% and 56%.
• Expect no reviews on either shelf. None of the 18 listings publishes a rating or a count, so look the exact model up elsewhere before ordering.
• Match the model number, not the family name. Four HP Smart Tank machines appear here between Rs. 14,299 and Rs. 26,649.
• Check stock and store pickup before travelling. These are online listings read on one day; availability at a particular branch is a separate question this read did not touch.