Amazon Great Indian Sale: 50% off on smartphones, home appliances, fashion

Amazon Great Indian sale starts from August 9 and will go on till August 12. Know latest offers


The season of the online sale is back and it's time to lighten your pockets once more. Starting from tomorrow, the sale will go on until August 12. Amazon will be offering discounts on smartphones and mobile accessories. The Amazon Great Indian sale will feature deals offered by thousands of sellers and brands on select products. Users on the Amazon app as well as the web will have access to it.
Amazon Great Indian sale - Smartphone offers
In the Amazon Great Indian Sale, customers can get 40 per cent off on mobiles and accessories which would also include up to 35 per cent discount on iPhones. Amazon will be offering discounts on smartphones and mobile accessories, and the list of devices includes Apple’s iPhone 7, 7 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6, along with OnePlus 3T, Lenovo, Moto, Samsung, Honor, Coolpad devices. There will be discounts of up to 75 percent off on software products, up to 50 per cent off on home entertainment products and PC accessories, up to 45 per cent off on tablets and cameras, and up to 35 per cent off on printers and cartridges.
Here’s a quick look at the top deals on Amazon Great India Sale
— Apple iPhone: If you’re looking to buy an iPhone, the coming few days will be a good time to consider one. Apple iPhone 6 with 32GB storage is currently on a discount of eight per cent on Amazon India available at a price of Rs 26,899. Flipkart plans to reveal a special price for same phone as part of its Big Freedom Sale. Apple’s older iPhone 5s with 16GB on board storage is retailing at Rs 16,899 for those looking to get an iPhone under Rs 20,000. Read More
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