Vivo Y17s : If you are a Vivo customer and want to buy yourself and your spouse a cheap phone with a big battery, powerful camera, stylish design and powerful processor, then you are in luck.
The Vivo Y17s is available at a huge discount on the Amazon India website. Regarding the features of this smartphone, it should be noted that this phone has a dual camera with 50 megapixels + 2 megapixels (Bokesh) on the back. It has a rear flashlight, an 8 megapixel selfie camera and 4GB RAM 64GB internal storage and 16.55 cm (6.56 inch) capacitive LCD multi-touch screen.
This is a very good and affordable smartphone under 11,000 rupees. Let me explain how you can buy it cheaply from Amazon India website. Let’s take a look at how to buy it and what features it offers.
Vivo Y17s: price and advantages
The Vivo Y17s smartphone is listed at a discount of 34% on Amazon India website. According to Amazon India, the actual price of the phone is MRP: Rs 15,999. But now the Vivo Y17 is available for Rs 10,499.
This is a limited time sale offer. So hurry up and order this smartphone from the Amazon website. If you get this offer, talk about INR 750 instant discount on HDFC bank card.
Instant discount of INR 750 on ICICI Bank Credit Card with a minimum purchase of INR 5,000. You can also avail no-cost EMI offer on this phone.
A 7-day service center exchange option is also available. When shipping the Vivo Y17s smartphone through Amazon, standard shipping is also free. Along with 1 year manufacturer’s warranty from the date of purchase.
Vivo Y17s: Specifications and Features
The phone has a 16.55 cm (6.56 inch) capacitive multi-touch LCD display. Additionally, the smartphone features a dual camera setup for photography with a 50MP primary lens and a 2MP bokeh lens. For selfie lovers, the company has provided an 8-megapixel front camera.
This phone comes with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. This processor is equipped with the Mediatek Helio G85 chip. The phone has a 5000mAh battery for backup power.
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