List of all Electronic Markets In Delhi

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Let’s travel a little back!

About 30 years ago people used to depend on radios and fans (table fans were most common). As the time changed a massive development was seen in digital technology. Computers, laptops, smart phones, smart televisions, tablets, air fryers, air conditioners, refrigerators, dishwashers, and various accessories became essential.

Yes, we completely understand that when purchasing electronic products, affordability is a major draw. And we have a solution to this problem. Continue reading the article to find it yourself.

Electronic Market in Delhi

Saddi Dilli is the hub for the electronic market with a wide range of electronic products at one-tenth the price of an original. 

Whether you’re looking for a phone at low price or need to get your laptop repaired, these 7 best electronic markets in Delhi can meet all of your gadget needs and problems!

1. Lajpat Rai Market

One of the oldest B2B wholesale markets in Old Delhi that brings together manufacturers, importers, traders, and distributors. It is situated just opposite to Red Fort. You will be amazed to see that the electronic products here are being sold at very low prices. Not to forget the products are of genuine high-end brands. 

Televisions, inverters, cable wires, home appliances, and other items are available at wholesale prices, with additional discounts available (how?). So, if you’re a pro at negotiating, you can use your skills here, as shopkeepers are willing to negotiate and can sell you the product at very low prices! Also, the more you buy the more discounts you get.

You should be very careful while purchasing the products. Make sure you thoroughly check the products before purchasing as there are high chances of getting scammed in this market.

How to Reach by Metro: If you are traveling by blue line, then you need to interchange at Rajiv Chowk, take the yellow line and get down at Chandni Chowk metro station which is the nearest to Lajpat Rai Market.

If you are traveling by Violet line you need to get down at Lal Quila Metro Station and the market is only 5 minutes by walk.

Timings: Opens at 10 am to 8 pm from Monday -Saturday.  

2. Palika Bazar

This Bazar is one of the cheapest electronic markets in Delhi where you can easily find electronic, camera, and mobile stores. Yes, the prices are low but you can always use your bargaining skills to lower them more. Because why not! This is the best place to get a good deal because the shopkeepers would rather move stock than have it sit on the shelves collecting dust.

Since the bazar is underground and air conditioned you will be away from the scoring heat of Delhi. But it is always crowded and busy, you have to be a little cautious from the pickpockets. The shopkeepers in the market try their best to lure the customers so that they enter their store and fall victim to their high-pressure sales tactics and purchase their goods. But don’t worry their prices are reasonable, and they make closing deals a priority (Smart!).

If you are searching for parking sensors, then this is the right place you should visit. The market also sells a variety of game-related items, accessories, and stuff. When purchasing items such as used cameras, mobile phones, or pirated movie CDs, or any electronic item make sure you bargain!

How To Reach by metro: The nearest metro station to Palika Bazar is Rajiv Chowk. After getting down at Rajiv Chowk, take an exit from Gate number 6 (nearest to the market).

Timings: Opens around 10 in the morning and closes around 9 pm.

3. Wazirpur Commercial Complex

Planning to buy a computer but at a reasonable price or maybe thinking about getting the old one repaired? You should not overlook the Wazirpur Commercial Complex as the market has both the local and imported goods. Previously known as Utensil Market, this market is one of the oldest electronic markets located in North Delhi. With the change in time the market has developed into a flourished computer market. In fact, when it comes to selling hardware and spare computer parts, this market is one of the largest in the country.

Most IT companies have showrooms and service centers here and more than 100 stores selling and repairing various desktops, laptops, and its accessories.

How To Reach by Metro: The nearest metro station to the market is Netaji Subhash Palace. After getting down at the metro station you need to take a rickshaw or auto till the Wazirpur commercial complex.

Timings: Opens around 10:30 am and closes around 7 pm from Monday to Saturday.

4. Gaffar Market

No Guarantee and No Bill are the two rules that you have to follow when you shop from Gaffar Market. The market was founded in 1952 and since then is popularly known as Grey Market.

Want the latest smartphone? Want any item which is not yet officially released in India?  Want a second hand iPhone in 10,000? All of these and much more is available here. This market is one of a kind. From iPhones, tablets, cameras to laptops of all major brands are sold here at much lower prices, but the only catch is that you won’t get a bill for it. Why? Because the majority of the gadgets sold here are either used or a second-hand copy of the original product.

Remember to bargain! Also, if you’re visiting the market, make sure you bring cash because most of them only accept cash and don’t accept cards.

How to reach by metro: The nearest metro station is Karol Bagh on the blue line. After taking an exit from the metro station, the market is just 5 minutes away. You can either walk or take a rickshaw.

Timings: Closed on Monday. The market remains open from Tuesday to Sunday – 10 am to 8:30 pm.

5. Bhagirath Palace

Bhagirath Palace is Asia’s biggest electrical market situated in the heart of Delhi. It is one stop destination for the retailers who are searching for electrical equipment and other accessories. The small roads of this electrical market has more than 2000 electronics shops. Now you can imagine the variety would be insane! There are thousands of shops on streets, selling various types of lighting equipment for both domestic and industrial use. Colorful decorative tubes and bulbs, electric heaters, switchboards, wires, and every other electrical equipment can be found. The shops have a great collection and can offer generous discounts; but that depends on your bargaining skills.

Bhagirath Palace is a hub for import and export trade in electrical equipment as it caters to export demand from markets such as Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the Maldives, and Bangladesh.

How to Reach by Metro: The nearest metro station is Lal Quila Metro station. Once you take an exit from the metro station, the market is just 1 km away. You can either take a rickshaw or walk. You can also get down at Chandni Chowk Metro station which is on the yellow line.

Timings: Opens at 10 and closes around 9 pm. Generally, it remains closed on Sundays.

6. Janpath Market

This market was earlier popular by the name “Queen’s Way”.  Talking about Janpath market which is famous for clothes and accessories, is a new entrant in the world of electronics goods markets in Delhi.

Well, we can’t say it is the best electronic market but it is still a good place to look for various gadgets and electronic items. The factor that attracts people in this market are the – Decent rates. Also, inspect the products before finalizing the transaction to ensure that the item you are purchasing is authentic and you are not getting SCAMMED!

How to Reach by Metro: The nearest metro station is Janpath Metro Station on violet line.

Timings: Opens at 10:30 am and closes around 8 pm.

 7. Nehru Place

Situated in the heart of South Delhi, it is one of the go-to destinations for most Delhiites looking to get their faulty computers or broken mobile phones repaired at a low cost. It is made up of old buildings that sell the most recent electronic productions. If you’re looking for any kind of software, as well as DVDs and CDs, whether new or used, you can without any second thought go to this market. Phones, computer parts, accessories, and all types of electronic entertainment goods and their fixtures are also popular here.

This market has its own hype and the hype should not be taken for granted because the market truly lives up to its name. Both original and duplicate products are being sold here. On the one hand, you’ll find a guy in the street trying to sell laptop screen protectors, while on the other, you’ll find legitimate Apple, Lenovo, and Nokia stores.

How to Reach by Metro: The nearest metro station is Nehru Place market metro station on the Magenta line.

 Timings: Opens at 10 in the morning and closes at 8 in the evening.

 Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which is the largest electronic market in Delhi?

The largest electronic market in Delhi is “Nehru Place”. Computers, hardware, software, smartphones, DVDs, CDs, and related accessories are all available in Nehru Place.

 2. How to reach Gaffar Market by metro?

The closest metro station to Gaffar Market is Karol Bagh Metro Station on the blue line of the Delhi Metro. The distance between Karol Bagh Metro Station and Gaffar Market is one kilometer which will take 10-15 minutes by walk.

 3. What is the easiest way to reach Bhagirath Palace?

The quickest way to get to Bhagirath Palace is to take the Chandni Chowk Road from Red Fort, find the Kumar Cinema, and then turn right. It is also accessible via the Chandni Chowk Metro Station.

 4. What are e-markets?

E-markets are electronic marketplaces where all the transactions are handled by the website’s owner. It is an e-commerce website connecting the seller and the buyer.

 5. What are the best electronic markets of Delhi?

Lajpat Rai market, Janpath Market, Gaffar market, Nehru market, Bhagirath Palace, Wazirpur Commercial Complex and Palika Bazar are some of the best electronic markets of Delhi 

6. Are there any electronic markets in Connaught Place?

Yes, Palika Bazar and Janpath market are prominent electronic markets in Connaught Place which sell cheap and best electronic items.

 7. Do Gaffar Market provide guarantee and bill on purchase of any electronic item?

No, the majority of shops don’t provide any guarantee or bill when you purchase an electronic item. Also, it is also useless to fight over bills with them.

 8. Any tips that should be kept in mind while purchasing electronic items for the electronic market of Delhi?

Yes, make sure you don’t get scammed by the shopkeeper; therefore, it is advised to double check the electronic item before you buy it.

 Conclusion

Delhi has a number of electronic goods markets. You can choose from the most recent high-end electronics, branded products, used goods, and accessories, all at extremely low prices. So, now that you have knowledge about these popular electronics hubs, make sure to check them out next time when you visit Delhi.