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Amazon Great Indian Festival Celebration Special 2019 sale to go live on 13 October
During the upcoming sale, Amazon will give a 10 percent discount on the ICICI Credit and Debit cards.

This upcoming Amazon sale will go live on 12 October at 12.00 pm for the Prime members and on 13 October for the rest of the buyers. Image: Reuters[/caption]As per the listing teased by the company, free replacement, no-cost EMI and exchange offers will be available on smartphones of brands like OnePlus, Samsung, Xiaomi and more. OnePlus 7 (Review) will be available at a discount of Rs 3,000 and will sell at Rs 29,999 while Redmi 7A (Review) will sell at a starting price of Rs 4,999. Galaxy M30 (Review) will be priced at Rs 9,999, iPhone XR (Review) at Rs 44,999, Galaxy Note 9 (Review) at Rs 42,999, Redmi Y3 (Review) at Rs 7,999, OnePlus 7 Pro (Review) to be priced at Rs 44, 999 are also a few smartphones that you can buy a discounted price.The smartphones will get up to 40 percent off during this upcoming sale. As for the other electronics like laptops, smartwatches, earbuds and cameras will get massive discounts. The listing reveals that these products will include Samsung Galaxy smartwatch, HP Touchscreen laptop, Boat Airdopes and Canon EOS 1500 D.During this sale, TVs and other electronics will also get up to 60 percent off on their prices.Amazon exclusive products like Fire TV Stick, Echo Dot, Echo Show 5 (Review) and Kindle will also sell at a discounted price during the sale.Flipkart will also be hosting its Big Diwali sale (12 October-17 October) at the same time.First Published:Oct 07, 2019, 16:21:59 IST
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