Grand Opening of 1st Multi-Brand Experience Store by Japan Electronics

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Grand Opening of 1st Multi-Brand Experience Store by Japan Electronics
Japan Electronics Announces the Grand Opening of Home Appliances Experience Store. Japan Electronics launches its 1st Multi-Brand Experience store, located on GT Road opposite DHA 2 Giga Mall in Islamabad. Japan Electronics achieved a major milestone in the Electronics Appliances industry.

This isn't just any store—it's Pakistan's first Multi-Brand Experience Store. Here, you can try out products from various brands before deciding to buy them, allowing you to choose based on your own feel and experience. Don't miss out on this unique shopping opportunity.

According to sources, the grand opening of Pakistan’s first Multi-Brand Electronic Appliances Experience Store featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event was led by the Founder of Japan Electronics, Mr. Farrukh Javed, and the CEO, Mr. Sharjeel Javed, along with their Board of Directors and colleagues.

At this Event, CEO of Japan Electronics, expressed his gratitude on launching of this Store. He highlighted the innovative design of the store and its state-of-the-art technology, aiming to provide customers with a unique and immersive shopping experience. CEO Sharjeel emphasized the company's commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, stating that this store represents a significant milestone in Japan Electronics' ongoing journey to lead the Home Appliances market.

At the grand opening of Experience Store, CEO Sharjeel said, we’re bringing together a wide range of home appliances from different brands under one roof! It's like a giant showroom where you can touch, test, feel and compare all the products you're interested in before making your decision. Shopping just got a whole lot more exciting and convenient.

At the grand opening of the Experience Store, the famous actress, social media influencer, and model Waliya Najeeb visited Japan Electronics. She tried out different items and bought several products, including a Haier refrigerator and a hair straightener.

She also shared her thoughts about the slogan “Pehly Try Karo Phr Buy Kro” (“Try it first, then buy it”). She praised Japan Electronics for their excellent service and high-quality products.

If we discuss about its design and layout, Pakistan’s first Multi-Brand Experience Store boasts a futuristic design and an inviting atmosphere. 

There are an impressive selection of Top Notch High Quality LEDs available to try with PlayStation. There’s also a complete kitchen mockup where you can try out kitchen appliances before you buy. Additionally, personal care appliances are on display, allowing you to test them out and make informed purchases.

On the first floor of Pakistan’s first Multi-Brand Home Appliances Experience Store, you’ll find a variety of refrigerators from leading brands like Haier and Dawlance. Japan Electronics also offering best Air cooler price in Pakistan. The store also offers an excellent selection of both manual and automatic washing machines, high-quality geysers, built-in ovens, kitchen hobs, and hoods. Everything you need is available at Japan Electronics.

If you want to try your favorite products before buying and enjoy discounts of up to 33%, visit Japan Electronics' first Multi-Brand Home Appliances Experience Store.

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