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Top smartphone deals during Big Billion Days, Great Indian Festival sales

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Updated: September 29th, 2019, 15:49 IST
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As Indians get ready for the festivities, Flipkart’s The Big Billion Days and Amazon’s Great Indian Festival have started. Both will run till October 4. While sale is live on Amazon for all categories, Flipkart will open the mobile category for sale September 30.

It’s that time of the year when everyone wants to shop. Both the e-commerce players are offering heavy discounts on mobile phones especially.

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Both major e-tailers have tied up with leading banks and credit card companies to offer instant discounts. While Amazon has tied up with State Bank of India for additional discounts, Flipkart has tied up with Axis Bank and ICICI Bank credit cards. This apart, both the major e-commerce players have also rolled out early discounts for their loyal members. Customers can also avail of additional benefits and payment facilities such as ‘No Cost EMI’ and ‘Pay Later’ option.

Big Billion Days sale offers: 

Flipkart promises ‘lowest’ prices on select smartphones during the Big Billion Days 2019 sale.

During the sale, Google Pixel 3a (64 GB storage) will have a discount of Rs 15,001 and will be available for Rs 29,999 000. Google Pixel 3 (64GB storage) will have a discount of Rs 28,001 and will be available for Rs 42,999.

Samsung Galaxy S9 (64GB storage) will have a discount of Rs 35,501 and will be available for Rs 29,999. Samsung Galaxy A50 (64GB storage), which has a 25MP triple rear and 25MP front camera, will have a discount of Rs 4,001. This smartphone will be available for Rs 16,999.

Xiaomi’s POCO F1 (64GB storage), which has a dual rear camera with AI, will have a discount of Rs 7,000 and will be sold for Rs 14,999. Nokia 8 Sirocco (128GB storage) will have a discount of Rs 32,000 and will be sold for Rs 22,999.

Great Indian Festival sale offers:

Amazon will offer discounts on Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Vivo smartphones in this year’s Great Indian Festival sale. It is promising ‘lowest’ prices, exchange offers, no-cost EMI, Amazon Pay cashback, and free screen replacement for a limited period on select smartphones.

OnePlus 7 Pro will have a discount of Rs 5,000. The 6GB RAM, 128GB storage variant of the smartphone will be available for Rs 44,999. Redmi 7 (2GB RAM, 32GB Storage) will have a discount of Rs 4,000 and will be available for Rs 5,999. Huawei Mate 20 Pro (6GB RAM, 128GB Storage) will receive a discount of Rs 30,000 and will be available for Rs 49,990.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (8GB RAM, 256GB Storage) will have a discount of Rs 5,001. The 6GB RAM, 128GB storage variant of the smartphone will be available for Rs 69,999. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (6GB RAM, 128GB storage) will have a discount of Rs 30,601 and will be available for Rs 42,999. Samsung Galaxy M30, which sports a triple rear camera and a 16MP front camera, will be sold for Rs 9,999.

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