Amazon Fab Phones Fest sale: Best deals on OnePlus 7 Pro, Redmi K20 Pro, more
During this sale, Amazon is offering a discount of Rs 750 on Axis bank Credit and Debit cards.

Amazon is hosting its year-end sale — Fab Phones Fest — starting today (19 December) and it will go on till 23 December. The company is giving a discount of Rs 750 on Axis Bank Credit and Debit cards during this sale.If you are planning to buy a smartphone during this year-end sale, have a look at our top picks:
OnePlus 7 Pro
You can get a discount of Rs 2,000 on the HDFC Bank Credit and Debit cards on the purchase of OnePlus 7 Pro (Review). It was launched at a price of Rs 48,999 for its 6 GB RAM variant but it got a price drop of Rs 4,000 making it Rs 44,999. Now this variant will cost you Rs 39,999, down by Rs 3,000.[caption id="attachment_6632701" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
OnePlus 7 Pro is the most premium, most-expensive OnePlus smartphone till date. Image: tech2[/caption]The top-end configuration of 8 GB RAM and 256 GB internal storage was launched at Rs 52,999 and during this sale, it is selling at Rs 42,999. It comes in three colours — Nebula Blue, Almond, and Mirror Grey.
Redmi Note 8 Pro
You will get a discount of Rs 1,000 on ICICI Bank Credit cards on the purchase of Redmi Note 8 Pro (Review). The Redmi Note 8 Pro comes in three RAM and storage variants. The 6 GB RAM + 64 GB storage variant is priced at Rs 14,999, the 6 GB RAM + 128 GB storage variant will cost you Rs 15,999, and the highest storage variant of 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage is priced at Rs 17,999.[caption id="attachment_7643851" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Redmi Note 8 Pro[/caption]
Redmi K20 Pro
Redmi 7A
Redmi 7A (Review) was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 5,999 for its 2 GB RAM 16 GB internal storage variant. This variant will now cost you Rs 5,000 and the higher storage variant of 32 GB storage is selling at a price of Rs 5,499, down from Rs 6,199.[caption id="attachment_7370071" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Redmi 7A[/caption]

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