Blinkit, the instant-commerce platform known for delivering groceries and daily essentials in minutes, is now moving into the electronics sector. Blinkit CEO Albinder Dhindsa announced the expansion on X, revealing that users can now order laptops, monitors, printers, and more directly through the platform, with delivery promised in as little as 10 minutes .

“Now you can get a laptop, monitor, printer, and more in 10 minutes! We are expanding our electronics range to cover more use cases and have partnered with leading brands in this category. We have got:
laptop from hp
Monitors from Lenovo, Zebronics and MSI
– Canon and HP printers
Currently live in – Delhi NCR, Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Lucknow. Most of these will be delivered by our large order fleet,” Albinder Dhindsa announced in a post on X.

This initiative marks Blinkit’s partnership with leading electronics brands, giving customers easy access to a wide range of tech products. Currently, Blinkit is offering laptops from HP, monitors from Lenovo, Zebronics and MSI and printers from Canon and HP. Printer cartridges from HP and Canon are also available, with plans to add Epson cartridges in the near future.

Dhindsa said the service is currently live in major cities including Delhi NCR, Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Lucknow. Delivery, especially for larger items, will be handled by Blinkit’s specialized large-order fleet. The company also hinted at plans to further expand its portfolio by bringing more brands and products to its customers soon.

Blinkit’s move to deliver electronics like laptops, monitors and printers in just 10 minutes could be a game-changer for consumers, but it could spell trouble for smaller stores and authorized dealers. With this model, Blinkit eliminates middlemen, allowing customers to access products at competitive prices without the hassle of visiting physical stores. For businesses paying high rents and bearing heavy staff costs, this can be a significant challenge as they struggle to compete with the convenience and speed of Blinkit’s service.

blinkit ambulance

The announcement of the technology delivery follows another significant step forward for Blinkit. Last week, the platform launched a 10-minute ambulance service, starting from Gurugram. Users in the area can now book an ambulance for emergencies through the Blinkit app. The company promises quick response, with ambulances dispatched to reach users within 10 minutes.

While it is currently in its testing phase, the Blinkit ambulance service represents a significant leap forward for the platform. Dhindsa indicated that the initiative is expected to expand to cities in the coming months, with the aim of providing a vital service for emergencies.