Last day of Amazon's Diwali sale: With 80% discounts, easy EMIs and cashback offers, here's all you need to know
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Amazon India has announced Diwali sale, bringing the festivities early for online shoppers. After the Great Indian Festival Sale, Amazon India announced its Diwali sale. The sale started on Novermber 2 and will continue till November 5, i.e today.
With discounts ranging from 50% to 80%, Amazon's Diwali sale is a delight. The firm is offering attractive deals across all categories. Customers can avail 50% to 80% to home products, up to 75% discount on kitchen and dining products, a massive discount of up to 80% on home appliance, shoes, watches, clothing and bags.
Besides, HDFC Bank customers will enjoy additional 10 per cent discount of up to Rs 1,500 on minimum order value of Rs 2,000. Amazon Pay users will also get 10 per cent cashback of up to Rs 1,000 on total order value of Rs 5,000 or more. 5% cash back can be availed on total order value between Rs 2,000 and Rs 4,999.
If that's not enough, Amazon India is also allowing exchanging of old products with the new ones. Customers can exchange their old products for a discount on new purchases. The offer is valid on mobiles, laptops, TVs, home appliances and other appliances. First-time shoppers will enjoy free delivery. This offers is applicable on all Fulfilled by Amazon products only.
Earlier, Amazon India had announced Amazon Digital Day on its website. During its 24-hour-long event, Amazon offered interesting deals and cashbacks on all its products from Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Prime Video to Amazon Kindle and its Echo range of smart speakers.
Earlier this month, Amazon has observed Great Indian Festival sale and then soon after announced the second edition of the same.
Under Amazon's Digital day sale buyers can avail lucrative discounts. Amazon has announced unlimited Kindle for 24 months in just Rs 2799. Customers will save Rs 1,977 on the deal.
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