Electronics

An unusual offer at the Oshers Ad retail chain may interest families, students, and small business owners, but experts advise paying attention to the associated costs.

In this budget, you can find good models, but differences in connection type, comfort, and compatibility with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch can significantly impact your choice. Here is what you need to know before buying.

Super-Pharm is slashing prices in its electronics and electrical department, offering refrigerators, treadmills, and leading mixers at special floor prices for a limited time.

PCB Technologies has won a strategic tender expected to accelerate its growth and deepen its penetration into the global medical device market. The contract is valued at approximately $65 million over two years.

Ahead of the back-to-school season, Pelephone is launching a massive promotion, offering discounts and gifts on smartphones, tablets, and accessories. The promotion runs until the end of August.

Globes presents an index examining the volume of credit card purchases in Israel. Phoenix Gamma data points to increases in all major sectors and a moderation in the tourism sector.

Researchers from Penn State University have developed a memory component that combines synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material called perovskite. Experiments showed high energy efficiency and stability, paving the way for a new generation of extremely economical data storage devices.

The "Olam HaKolnoa VeHaHashmal" chain is expanding through a franchise model, opening 3 new branches in the Arab sector with an investment of 2.4 million shekels. By the end of 2026, the chain plans to open 10 branches under the new model.

After a 5-year absence, Office Depot returns to Eilat with a new branch on Sderot HaTmarim near the Seven Stars complex. The store integrates in-store shopping with fast online order collection, featuring special opening promotions on electronics and home appliances.

Ahead of the holiday season, Newpan has announced a series of special offers on home appliances and electronics. Customers can expect gifts worth hundreds of shekels, extended warranties, and direct discounts as the company anticipates a 25% surge in demand.

The Machsanei Hashmal chain is holding a major surplus sale of Apple products in Eilat. Customers can purchase MacBook computers, iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches at special liquidation prices excluding VAT.

The electronics market continues to heat up, and consumers stand to benefit. The Hamilton Group, the official importer of Xiaomi in Israel, is opening a new store at the Canyon HaZahav mall in Rishon LeZion with an investment of approximately 1.2 million shekels, launching with significant promotional offers.

A new regulation in Germany grants consumers the right to demand repairs for electronic devices even after the original warranty expires. Manufacturers are now required to provide repair instructions and spare parts, in some cases for up to a decade after production ends.

Shoppers at the Osher Ad chain have discovered a popular karaoke kit at an exceptionally low price. The device, suitable for home events, includes both a speaker and a microphone.

The iDigital chain is holding a special sales event in Eilat from August 5 to August 7, offering refurbished devices and previous-generation models at discounts of up to 50%. The stock is limited, with items including iPhones, MacBooks, and Apple Watches available at significantly reduced prices.

The Yochananof supermarket chain is expanding its electronics department, offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus for 699 shekels. Additionally, the chain is relaunching its promotion on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and introducing back-to-school deals.

Online shopping offers a vast selection, but to truly save money, it is essential to account for hidden costs like shipping, customs, and currency conversion fees. Experts recommend verifying the final transaction cost before payment and using tools to maintain budget control.

Qualcomm has notified customers that it will increase chip prices by a double-digit percentage starting September 1. The decision follows the exhaustion of the company's ability to absorb rising supplier costs.