Buying Books from Daraz at cheap price | Is it a scam or really worth it ? Daraz Nepal

Summary

In this video, the creator explores the affordability and quality of cheap books available online. They test the prices of the '48 Laws of Power' across multiple websites, discovering significant price variations ranging from 285 to 1600 rupees. After purchasing a book for just 360 rupees (including delivery), the creator unboxes and reviews it, praising the quality and value for the price. Despite the low cost, the book's condition and content meet expectations, leading to a positive recommendation for those looking for budget-friendly books.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script explores the concept of purchasing cheap books online and whether they deliver quality.
• 😀 The speaker compares the prices of the same book, *48 Laws of Power*, across multiple websites.
• 😀 The first site, with the book priced at approximately 1600 rupees, is considered relatively expensive.
• 😀 Another site, bionepal.com, offers the book for 600 rupees, indicating a more reasonable price.
• 😀 A third site, dasas.com, lists multiple price options, with the cheapest being 285 rupees.
• 😀 The speaker opts to purchase the book priced at 285 rupees, which has good reviews (4 stars).
• 😀 After two days of waiting, the book arrives, and the speaker prepares to review it.
• 😀 Despite the low price, the book's quality is deemed excellent, with good paper quality and print.
• 😀 The book's total cost, including delivery, is only about 300 rupees, which the speaker finds to be a great deal.
• 😀 The speaker recommends purchasing books at these affordable prices, emphasizing the value for money.
• 😀 The main conclusion is that cheap books can indeed be of good quality and are worth considering.

Q & A

Why does the creator question the value of cheap books?

The creator wonders if books priced between 250 to 450 rupees are actually worth buying, as these prices are much lower than the typical book price of around 2500 rupees.

What book does the creator choose for this experiment?

The creator chooses 'The 48 Laws of Power' to test the theory of low-priced books.

What is the price of the book on the first website the creator checks?

On the first website, the price of 'The 48 Laws of Power' is listed as 1598 rupees.

How does the price of the book vary on other websites?

On bionepal.com, the price is 600 rupees, while on dasas.com, the prices range from 285 rupees to 1600 rupees. The creator chooses the 285 rupees option.

What was the final price of the book after delivery charges?

The final price of the book, after adding delivery charges, is 360 rupees.

What was the creator’s impression of the book upon receiving it?

The creator is impressed by the quality of the book, stating that despite the low price, it is in good condition, and the overall quality is very good.

What is the creator’s recommendation after receiving the book?

The creator recommends buying the book, noting that it offers great value for the price, with good quality at just 360 rupees.

How does the creator assess the quality of the book?

The creator notes that the book's quality, including its pages and overall condition, is excellent, especially considering the low price. The only minor downside is the font size, which could be smaller.

What was the creator’s overall conclusion after the test?

The creator concludes that purchasing books at a low price can still result in high-quality products, and the low-cost book was definitely a good buy.

How does the creator feel about the delivery process?

The creator mentions that the book took two days to arrive, which seems like an acceptable wait for such a low-priced item.