Amazon sale: Huge discount on iPhone XR, OnePlus 7 Pro; early access for Prime members from today
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Amazon is all set to roll its most anticipated annual sale — Great Indian Festival Sale 2019. The e-commerce platform will start Great Indian Festival Sale on September 29. Amazon Prime members will have an early access to the sale from today. More than 2,500 mobile phones and accessories are lined up for six-day mega sale which will end on October 4. The company promises to bring the 'lowest prices for smartphones' during the sale ahead of the festive season.
Customers will avail up to 40% discount on a wide range of smartphones during the Great Indian Festival Sale 2019. Amazon is offering latest the latest iPhone XR at a starting price of ₹39,999. One of the biggest attraction of the mega sale is OnePlus 7T which was launched this week. The brand new flagship smartphone from OnePlus is available at a starting price of ₹37,999. OnePlus 7 Pro received a whopping discount of ₹4,000 and will cost ₹44,999. OnePlus 7 will be sold at ₹29,999.
Amazon has launched 15 new smartphones including Samsung M30, Vivo U10 which will also be up for sale. There will be a host of offers available on mid-range smartphones during the Great Indian Festival Sale 2019. Samsung Galaxy M30 is priced at ₹11,999. Oppo K3 will be available at ₹15,990. Poco F1 will be sold at ₹14,999. Vivo V15 will cost ₹15,990. Xiaomi Mi A3 will be available ₹12,999.
The e-commerce platform has also promised a 'never before' offer for budget smartphones. Redmi 7A is priced at ₹4,999. Samsung Galaxy M10 will cost ₹7,999 while Redmi Y3 will be available at ₹7,999. Samsung Galaxy M20 will cost ₹9,999. Realme U1 will be sold at ₹7,999.
Phone accessories like phone cases and phone covers, screen protectors and chargers will be available at a starting price of ₹99. Headphones and fitness trackers will be made available for ₹349 and ₹799 onwards, respectively.
Other than the exchange offers and free screen replacement deals, customer can avail an instant discount of 10% when using SBI debit and credit cards. There will be no-cost EMI options for debit card and Bajaj Finserv customers as well.
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