Looking for some insane deals on smartphones and electronics? Well, thanks to the Amazon Prime Day Sale 2023, there’s no better time to purchase some of the gadgets you’ve been putting off buying. The sale is live and goes on until July 16, midnight.
The two-day Prime-exclusive sale brings numerous deals on the best smartphones, TVs, laptops, Alexa devices, headphones, and other electronics. Amazon promises up to 40 per cent off on smartphones with options for No Cost EMI and exchange offers.
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Do note, you would have to be an Amazon Prime member to avail these deals. In this article, we reveal some of the best deals on the latest smartphones. We list out the best deals on new smartphones dubbed “Prime Day Launches”. If you’re searching for a spanking new smartphone during Prime Day with the latest and greatest specifications, look no further.
OnePlus Nord 3 5G
OnePlus Nord 3 5G will be available to purchase on Amazon starting tomorrow at ₹32,999. During the Prime Day sale, OnePlus is also throwing in an amazing offer where you can get free OnePlus Nord Buds worth ₹2,799 with the purchase of the Nord 3! However, this offer is only applicable tomorrow, i.e. July 15 and it will be valid until stocks of the buds last. The OnePlus Nord 3 5G comes with the speedy MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC and up to 16 GB of latest LPDDR5X RAM. The company has already tucked in the capable Sony IMX890 50 MP camera and a large 5,000 mAh battery. Buy now
iQOO Neo7 Pro 5G
One of the fastest phones under ₹35K, the iQOO Neo 7 Pro 5G will launch on Amazon tomorrow at just ₹31,999! Here’s how you can avail this deal: the 8 GB + 128 GB variant is priced at ₹34,999 but as an Early Bird offer, you can claim this for just ₹33,999 until July 18, 2023. Furthermore, if you have the valid SBI or ICICI Bank Debit/Credit card, you can get a flat ₹2,000 discount bringing the price down to ₹31,999 during the Amazon Prime Day sale. The phone comes with the powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC plus an independent gaming chip for even smoother gaming sessions! Buy now
Samsung Galaxy M34 5G
The Samsung Galaxy M34 launched at the beginning of July but during the Amazon Prime Day Sale, the company is launching an amazing new offer that cuts the cost of the base variant by ₹2,000 without the need for any specific debit or credit card. The phone starts at ₹16,999 and you even get a 25 W charging adapter free with the purchase. This is great since Samsung doesn’t ship charging adapters in phones’ retail boxes anymore. The phone’s best feature is its massive 6,000 mAh battery that easily lasts most users 2+ days without needing to reach for the charger. But if you do, you get one free during the Prime Day sale! Buy now
Realme Narzo 60 5G
The Realme Narzo 60 series recently launched in India and Amazon has some amazing deals lined up for these latest smartphones during the Prime Day sale. The new Realme Narzo 60 5G will be available starting at just ₹16,999 for Prime members, which is a flat discount of ₹1,000. To avail this, simply click the checkmark next to “coupon” below the price of the product on the Amazon page. You also get No Cost EMI options and an extended 6 months of warranty if you prebook the deal on Amazon. The Realme Narzo 60 Pro 5G will also be discounted tomorrow by ₹1,500. The base model will start at just ₹22,499! Buy now
Motorola Razr 40
If you want to buy a flip folding smartphone, the latest Motorola Razr 40 will see a huge discount starting tomorrow – July 15. The phone will be priced at just ₹54,999 for those who pay with an ICICI debit or credit card during the Amazon Prime Day sale. This means you’ll get a flat ₹5,000 discount on the original price of ₹59,999. This pocketable foldable has an immersive 6.9-inch pOLED inner display with 144 Hz refresh rate and a reimagined design with a discreet crease. You can also buy the Motorola Razr 40 Ultra at a discounted price during this sale. Buy now
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