Amazon Prime Day Electronics Sale , Is The Right Time To Book Your New Smartphone

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Amazon finally announced an annual Prime Day sale for Prime members. It will begin in India on July 26 and end on June 27 (11:59 PM). It will be a significant two-day event.



It will deliver some of the best deals and savings in various categories in its catalog.

These catergories include smartphones, electronics, consumer electronics, Amazon Echo devices, and many more.

Smartphone Sale

What is Amazon Prime Day?

The Amazon Prime Day electronics sale is an exclusive two-day annual sale event on the Amazon website and app every year.



This event is famous for its vast sales of electronics and products like TVs, laptops, mobiles, accessories, audio effects, and more. It also includes deals and offers on brands like Apple, OnePlus, Samsung, and more.

 

Is Prime Day only for Amazon Prime members?

Yes, for now, it is only possible for Amazon Prime members. Amazon will not grant the deals and offers to those who do not have a membership.

However, new users can use the 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime ahead of the sale. Once they are done using it they can unsubscribe ahead of the 30 days.

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When is Amazon Prime Day 2021?

The Amazon Prime Day electronics sale will be a two-day sale event. It begins on July 26 this year and will go on till July 27 (11:59 PM).

 

Smartphones

You get several dealing options for smartphones for under Rs. 10,000. This deal is available for various brands of phones, including Oppo, Xiaomi, Samsung, and more.



The sale will also bring over 2,400 new launches from several businesses.

Prime members can avail of the exchange offer, no-cost EMI, And up to 40 percent off on select phones.

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