In plain English
It means the items are grouped into one buying choice rather than offered one by one in that offer. There must be at least two items in the package, and they share one total price.
In context
Here, "Bundle" indicates an offer in which this item is sold together with one or more additional items for a single combined price.
- Situation
- Browsing product availability, variants, stock, condition, and seller information
- What it communicates
- labels an offer that combines this item with additional items.
Meaning limits
The term alone does not say which specific additional items are included or whether the items can also be bought separately.
Examples
“She bought the camera, a lens, and a case as a bundle for one price.”
“We only sell that speaker in a bundle with a charger and a stand.”