The Amazon Big Summer Sale dates are now official. Online sales will begin on May 2 in India with hundreds of offers across various product categories. As with previous Amazon sales, the sale starts earlier for Prime members.
During the sale, products such as mobile phones, accessories, beauty and fashion products, laptops, tablets, smart watches, headphones and smart TVs are discounted. Amazon has also partnered with ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda and One Card to offer additional discounts to its card users.
The Amazon Big Summer Sale microsite is available on the e-commerce company’s India website. Sales for all participants will begin on May 2 at 12:00 p.m. Amazon Prime customers can access the sale from midnight on the same day.
Amazon’s big summer sale offers up to 45 percent off mobile phones and accessories. Smartphones from brands like OnePlus, Redmi and Realme are seeing price cuts during the sale. Amazon hasn’t released the full list of deals yet, but they have confirmed price cuts for phones like the OnePlus 11R 5G, Redmi 13C, iQoo Z6 Lite, Realme Narzo 70 Pro 5G, and Redmi 12 5G.
Save up to 75 percent on laptops, smartwatches and headphones, and up to 65 percent on TVs and home appliances. Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones, Amassfit Active smartwatches and Apple iPad (10th generation) are getting big discounts in the upcoming summer sales.
Save up to 70 percent on home and kitchen items and 50-80 percent on fashion and beauty products. The sale has confirmed that it offers up to 45 percent off Amazon Echo (with Alexa), Fire TV and Kindle devices.
Apart from the general discounts, Amazon India is offering an additional 10 percent cashback to app users who pay with ICICI, Bank of Baroda and OneCard cards.
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