Amazon kicked off its first major sale of the year on Tuesday. The tech giant's Great Republic Day sale began exclusively for Prime members, with offers on everything from apparel to electronics.
For tech-geeks, Amazon is offering massive discounts on it range of smart products including Amazon Echo and Amazon Fire TV stick. There is also reason for bibliophiles to celebrate, as the Kindle will come with a discount tag of up to 40%.
But it's not just Amazon's own tech that is available at an enticing price. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, which was launched last year, has a whopping discount of Rs 40,000. The smartphone with a 7.6-inch dynamic AMOLED 2X - Infinity-O display, originally priced at Rs 1,89,999, can be yours for Rs 1,49,999.
Another foldable device by the Korean tech giant, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip also has a massive discount and can be bought at Rs 84,990, as compared to its original price of Rs 1,20,000. Read the review here.
The Galaxy Z Flip was Samsung’s second attempt at creating a foldable phone.
The drool-worthy discounts on Samsung's high-end devices don't stop there. Also included in the list is the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, originally priced at Rs 1,16,000. Launched in August last year, the phone comes with 6.9-inch WQHD+ display and sports a 108+12+12MP triple rear camera. At the Great Republic Day sale, the smartphone has a reduced price tag of Rs 1,04,999. Read the review here.
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Samsung packed the Note 20 Ultra 5G with a range of features to make it one of the most powerful Android phones of 2020.
For Android lovers, there's also the option of OnePlus 7T Pro, that has a discount of Rs 15000 (including Rs 5000 off with coupons). The device's revised price tag stands at Rs 38,999.
If you are however an Apple person, you need not be disappointed as there is a Rs 10,000 discount on the iPhone 12 Mini as well. Initially priced at Rs 69,990, the phone is now available at Rs 59,990. Point to note, this deal includes a Rs 4500 instant discount with SBI credit cards. Read the review here.
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