HIGHLIGHTS
- OnePlus, Samsung, and Motorola to offer discounts
- Citi credit and debit cardholders can avail cashbacks
- Amazon India is also running many contests this time
Amazon India is back with the next iteration of its Great Indian Sale from May 11 to May 14, and as the tradition goes, almost all categories on the e-commerce platform will host offers and discounts during the sale period. There is an up to 50 percent discount on smartphones, accessories, and other electronics, with cashbacks on Citi cards as well.
Smartphone brands like Samsung (up to 18 percent off), Motorola (up to 40 percent off), Coolpad (up to 9 percent off), and OnePlus (exchange offers and no-cost EMI) will various offers on their smartphones. There’s an additional cashback of 10 percent on site purchases, and 15 percent cashback on app purchases using a Citi debit and credit card. Amazon is also running contests on its app and website both this time. Using Amazon Pay, customers can participate in a contest where they stand a chance to win up to Rs. 1 lakh cash per hour. On the app, Yatra is giving Rs. 1,000 off on domestic hotel bookings for every purchase of up to Rs. 500. Detailed terms and conditions are yet to be listed on the e-commerce portal.
There’s up to 80 percent off on accessories like mobile covers, power banks, screen protectors, and data cables. Amazon products like the Kindle Paperwhite will get a flat Rs. 2,000 off, while the one-year Kindle Unlimited subscription can be availed at Rs. 1,499 instead of the usual Rs. 2,388 during the sale period. Also, if you purchase the newly launched Amazon Fire TV Stick(Review), you are eligible to get Rs. 499 as Amazon Pay balance cashback. To see all the upcoming deals on Amazon India, head here.
Additionally, there’s also the Amazon App Jackpot that allows users to win a Fitbit Blaze smartwatch, iPhone 7 (Product Red) 128GB, JBL Pulse 2 Speaker, and the Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro. This contest ends on May 31, and only four winners will be selected by a random draw.
Sоurсе: gadgets.ndtv.com