Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024 sale starts on September 27 for all customers. Ahead of the upcoming festive season, the e-commerce platform has released deals on the best smartphones. Customers can buy the iPhone 13 at a cheaper price. 38,000 sellers on Amazon. Similar offers have been introduced on other flagship smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and the Xiaomi 14. According to Amazon, customers can get up to 40 percent off on the smartphones.
While the sale for Prime members begins on September 26, customers can wishlist the devices now and purchase them as soon as the sale starts.
Amazon Big Indian Festival 2024: Discounts on iPhone 13, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Amazon has unveiled the ‘King of All Deals’ for the iPhone 13. The phone is priced at Rs 79,900 and is currently priced at Rs 49,900. However, buyers can find it at an effective price of Rs. 37,999 including bank offers during the Amazon sale. The smartphone is equipped with a 6.1-inch Super Retina XTR display and an Apple A15 Bionic processor. In terms of optics, a double 12 megapixel camera was placed on the back panel.
In addition to the iPhone 13 offering, the e-commerce site has introduced a price cut on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, the South Korean tech giant’s flagship smartphone since last year. It is priced at Rs 1,49,999 but will be available at a lower price. 69,999 Please note that this offer includes bank discounts and coupon discounts.
Meanwhile, the Xiaomi 14 will be available at a discount during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2024 sale, priced at Rs 47,999. Notably, it was launched at an asking price of Rs. 69,999 in India.
Ahead of the upcoming sale, the e-commerce platform has launched several Kickstarter offers for customers to purchase their favorite smartphones at discounted prices.
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