Xtreme recently announced that the homegrown appliances brand has joined Lazada Philippines’ 6.6 Bounce Back Sale happening June 4 until June 6.

Headlining the offers is the 32-inch Xtreme LED TV, which will go on sale for only P5,995 (around $120) from its original price of P11,995 ($239) on June 6. The discounted price will be offered throughout the day, or until supplies last.

The television set features slim bezels, HD resolution at 1,366 x 768 pixels, dynamic sound quality, and HDR Premium for vibrant colors. It also comes with a two-year warranty for service.

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Additionally, Xtreme has extended the duration of its ongoing Summer Xtravaganza promo, which will now end June 30. With the promotion, customers can buy appliances bundled with free items and save up to P3,995 ($80). The offers are available through Xtreme’s official website, as well as on Lazada and Shopee.

“Xtreme was established with Filipinos in mind, especially now that everyone is gearing towards recovery from the pandemic,” says Adrian Lim, general manager at Xtreme. “Staying at our homes for months made us realize the importance of each appliance, and we want to start it with the television. Every home needs at least a basic TV to be updated with the latest news and even for entertainment.”

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