OnePlus has announced the sale of OnePlus Community in India. The sale, which starts on June 6, offers attractive discounts, long-term banking offers and other exciting deals on a wide range of OnePlus products including smartphones, tablets and wearables.
According to OnePlus, the purpose of the community sale is to give back to the brand’s rapidly growing community in India.
Customers can avail the offer across online and offline channels including Amazon.in, OnePlus.in, OnePlus Experience Stores and key offline partner stores such as Reliance Digital, Croma, Vijay Sales and Bajaj Electronics.
OnePlus offers instant bank discounts of up to Rs 5,000, special discount vouchers of up to Rs 3,000 and no-cost EMI options of up to 12 months on its flagship phones like the OnePlus 12 series and the OnePlus 12 Glacial White. Maso. . Additionally, customers can avail an exchange bonus of up to Rs 12,000 on select smartphone brands.
The brand has also put together an attractive offer on its foldable flagship OnePlus Open where customers can get a free OnePlus Watch 2 and an instant bank discount of Rs 5,000 on purchase.
As part of the Nord series, the OnePlus Nord CE4 is available with an instant bank discount of Rs 2,000 and up to 6 months no-cost EMI.
OnePlus is also offering special price vouchers and instant bank discounts on its tablet range, including the recently launched OnePlus Pad and OnePlus Pad Go. RCC students and members enjoy additional benefits by purchasing these tablets.
OnePlus Watch 2 and various OnePlus audio devices like OnePlus BWZ 2, OnePlus Buds Pro 2 and Nord Buds 2 are available with discounts, instant bank offers and no-cost EMI options.
OnePlus has introduced the brand new OnePlus Easy Upgrades program. This allows customers to own the flagship OnePlus 12 series by paying just 65% of the price, with 24 months no-cost EMI and 35% guaranteed value of the device.
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