Festival Sale: Flipkart's Diwali Sale offers great offers on these smartphones, buy phones at low prices


Posted on 28th Oct 2020 04:28 pm by rohit kumar

In this festive season, the sale of the e-commerce platform Flipkart continues. Previously, where customers bought fiercely in the company Big Billion Days Sale, now Diwali Sale is also going to start on it. Starting from October 29, this Sale will run until November 4. This Sale of Flipkart is giving huge discounts on many products including smartphones. Right now we are telling you which smartphone is being discounted in this sale.

 

 

Samsung Galaxy M51

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In the Diwali sale of Flipkart, you will get this Samsung smartphone at an initial price of Rs 24,999. This phone has an AMOLED display, Snapdragon 730G processor, and a 7,000mAh battery. Buying this phone in sales can prove to be a profitable deal for you.

 

 

Vivo V20

At the same time, you can order this Vivo phone in this sale at an initial price of Rs 24,990. Apart from this, an extra discount of Rs 2,500 is also being given under the exchange here. Vivo V20 has an AMOLED display, Snapdragon 720G processor, and 44MP front camera.

 

 

LG G8X

You will be able to buy this LG phone in the sale for Rs 24,990. This is a dual-screen phone with Snapdragon 855 processor. If you are planning to buy this phone, then you can order it from noon on November 3.

 

 

Poco X2

You can buy this phone of Poco for Rs 16,499 in Flipkart Sale. It has a smartphone Snapdragon 730G processor, 120Hz display, and 64MP quad-camera setup.

 

 

Motorola One Fusion +

Apart from these, if you want to buy Motorola's smartphone this festive season, you can buy Motorola One Fusion + in this sale for Rs 16,499. This phone has a 64MP quad-camera setup and Snapdragon 730G processor.

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