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Amazon Great Freedom Festival sale ends tonight: Best deals on OnePlus 9R 5G, Galaxy M32, iQOO 7 and more
Amazon has introduced an ‘Advantage - Just for Prime’ program for Prime users that will allow them to get the lowest interest-free installments on the purchase of smartphones.

Amazon Great Freedom Festival sale kicked off in India on 5 August and will come to an end tonight (9 August). During the sale, buyers will get an instant discount of 10 percent on SBI Bank credit cards. For those who don't know yet, Amazon has recently introduced an ‘Advantage - Just for Prime’ program for Prime users that will allow users to get the lowest interest-free installments on the purchase of smartphones using HDFC Bank debit and credit cards.[caption id="attachment_9456751" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
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Amazon Great Freedom Festival sale: Best deals on smartphones
OnePlus 9R 5G
Launched at a starting price of Rs 39,999, the OnePlus 9R 5G is now available at Rs 37,999, after applying an Amazon coupon that brings down the price by Rs 2,000.iQoo Z3 5G
iQoo Z3 5G is currently selling at a starting price of Rs 18,500 after applying an Amazon coupon that gives a discount of Rs 1,500. This smartphone was launched at Rs 19,990.Redmi Note 10 Pro Max
Redmi Note 10 Pro Max was launched at a starting price of Rs 18,999. By applying an Amazon, buyers can get a discount of Rs 1,000 on the smartphone.iQoo 7
iQoo 7 was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 31,990. Buyers can get a discount of Rs 2,000 via an Amazon coupon and get the smartphone at a starting price of Rs 2,000.Mi 10i
Buyers can get a discount of Rs 1,000 on Xiaomi's Mi 10i. After applying the Amazon coupon, Mi 10i is available at a starting price of Rs 20,999, down by Rs 1,000.OnePlus 9 Pro
Buyers can apply an Amazon coupon to buy OnePlus 9 Pro 5G at a starting price of Rs 60,999, down by Rs 4,000.Nokia G20
Launched at a price of Rs 12,990, Nokia G20 is selling at Rs 11,990 after applying the Amazon coupon that gives a discount of Rs 1,000.Galaxy M32
Samsung Galaxy M32 was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 14,999. It is now selling at Rs 13,999 on Amazon, down by Rs 1,000.(Also Read: Flipkart Big Saving Days sale: Best deals on Asus ROG Phone 3, Mi 11 Lite, Motorola Razr and moreApple Days sale: Best deals on iPhone 12 Pro, Apple Watch Series 6, iPad Pro and more)First Published:Aug 09, 2021, 08:00:26 IST
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