The Amazon Prime Day 2024 sale in India will begin on July 20 and will continue until July 21. A wide range of products are available at discounted prices, well below normal prices. Products like smartphones, headphones, tablets and many other personal electronics are available at affordable prices with great bank and trade-in deals. Some of these deals are also available for smart home devices like speakers, streaming devices, and more.
Amazon Prime Day 2024 deals on Amazon products
During the upcoming Amazon Prime Day 2024 sale, Amazon announced in a press release that its own brand smart home devices will be available at a significant discount. People can get up to 55 percent off the Fire TV Stick, Alexa-enabled Echo smart speakers, and other Alexa smart home combos.
Customers can get the Amazon Echo Pop at the lowest effective price of Rs. 2,449 Rs, while the Echo Show 5 (2nd Gen) has the lowest price tag of Rs 2,449. 3999. They are currently priced at Rs 3999 and Rs 8999. Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Gen) is currently priced at Rs 8,999. It is currently priced at Rs 13,999.
Amazon’s e-commerce site is expanding its bundled deals on smart home products. Echo Dot (5th Gen) and Wipro Simple Setup 9W LED Smart Bulb combined for Rs. 4749 with Echo Dot (4th Gen) Clock and Wipro 9W LED Smart Color Bulb at Rs. 3,749 during the upcoming sale.
Echo Pop with Wipro Simple Setup 9W LED Smart Bulb is available for Rs 2,749 and Amazon Smart Plug with Echo Pop functionality is available for Rs 2,948.
During the sale, customers can get the Fire TV Stick at an extremely affordable price of Rs 2,199, which is 56 percent less than the regular price. 4499. The Fire TV Stick Lite with Alexa Voice Remote Lite is available at an extremely affordable price of Rs 1,999, while the Fire TV Stick 4K is available at a discount of 43 percent at Rs 1,999. 3,999 rupees, down from the retail price of Rs 5,999. Potential buyers can get a smart TV with built-in Fire TV at a discount of up to 50 percent.
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