new Delhi. If you want to gift a mobile phone to yourself or someone special this Diwali then there is a great opportunity for you. Sale is going on on Amazon and Flipkart. Big brands like Apple, Samsung, Motorola are getting a bumper discount of up to 40 thousand rupees. Be it iPhone or Samsung Galaxy Note 10 all are getting huge discounts. Along with the offer, extra discounts are also being given on bank cords. We tell you about the best deals on online sales.
Apple iPhone SE 2020: In the sale running on Flipkart, a discount of 9,501 rupees is being given on the iPhone SE 2020 launched this year. You can buy this smartphone launched for Rs 42,500 for just Rs 32,999. An exchange offer of up to Rs 14,350 is also being offered on the 64GB model of this phone. Apart from this, EMI and bank card offers are also being given, in which Axis Bank cardholders are being given a discount of 1,500 rupees.
Motorola Razr 2019: Foldable smartphone Motorola Razr smartphone is being given a discount of Rs 40,000. In this sale, this phone can be purchased for Rs 84,999. Its original price is Rs 1,24,999. This smartphone will be available for sale on Flipkart. With this, the company is offering an exchange offer of Rs 14,850 and a no-cost EMI at the rate of Rs 3,542 per month.
Samsung Galaxy S20 +: The price of this phone, launched only in 2020, has been cut by Rs 24,000. This smartphone can be purchased for Rs 49,999 (8GB RAM + 128GB). This smartphone was previously available for a price of Rs 73,999. An exchange offer of up to Rs 14,850 is also being offered on the purchase of this smartphone on Flipkart. If you have taken the Flipkart Smart Upgrade Plan, then you will also get an additional discount of up to Rs 15,000.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10+: This smartphone can be purchased in Flipkart's sale for a price of Rs. 59,999 (12GB RAM + 256GB). It costs Rs 79,999. A discount of 20,000 rupees is being given on the phone. On the purchase of this phone, an exchange offer of up to Rs 14,850 is also being given to the Flipkart users. No-cost EMI is also being given on this flagship smartphone of Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy M51: This mid-budget smartphone of Samsung is being given a flat discount of Rs. 2,500. This phone has a 7,000mAh battery. On this smartphone in Amazon sale, you can buy it at an initial price of Rs 22,499 instead of Rs 24,999. Apart from this, an instant discount of Rs 3,000 is also being offered to Citibank, Kotak Bank, and ICICI cardholders. In this way, you can buy this smartphone for less than Rs 20,000.
Realme Narzo 20 Pro: Discount is being offered in Flipkart Sale on this budget smartphone. Its 6GB RAM + 64GB variants can be purchased for a price of Rs. 13,999. This smartphone comes with a 6.5-inch Full HD Plus display panel. The MediaTek Helio G95 SoC processor has been used in it. To give power to the phone, there is a 4,500mAh battery and 65W Superdart fast charging feature. The phone has a 48-megapixel camera.
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