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Xiaomi Black Friday sale: Best deals on Redmi 9 Prime, Mi Watch Revolve, Redmi Note 9 Pro and more
Xiaomi's Black Friday sale is now live on Mi.com, Amazon India, Flipkart and retail stores.

Xiaomi is hosting a four-day Black Friday sale in India. Buyers will get discounts on many products including smartphones, smart wearables, earphones, beard trimmer, power bank, earbuds and more. The sale is being hosted across Mi.com, Amazon India website, Flipkart and retail stores. In terms of wearables, you can get Mi Band 4 (Review) at a price of Rs 1,999, down from Rs 2,299. The newly launched Mi Watch Revolve (Review) is also selling at a price of Rs 9,999, down by Rs 1,000. Xiaomi's Mi Beard Trimmer is available at Rs 1,299 and Mi Beard Trimmer 1C is priced at Rs 899.(Also Read: Realme Black Friday sale is now live: Deals on Realme C3, Realme 7 Pro, Narzo 20 Pro and moreDyson Black Friday sale: Best deals on Corrale straightener, Supersonic hair dryer and more)[caption id="attachment_9054481" align="alignnone" width="1280"]![The Black Friday sale will end on 29 November.]()

The Black Friday sale will end on 29 November.[/caption]
In the smartphone department, Redmi 9 Prime (Review) 4 GB RAM + 128 GB storage variant is available at Rs 10,999, down from Rs 11,999. Redmi Note 9 Pro (Review)'s 4 GB RAM + 128 GB storage variant is also selling at a discount of Rs 1,000. The Redmi 9i (4 GB RAM + 128 GB storage) is also selling at Rs 8,999, down by Rs 300. Redmi Note 8 (Review) 4 GB RAM + 64 GB storage variant is available at Rs 8,999.In addition to this, products like Mi True Wireless earphones 2C (Review), Redmi Earbuds S Black, Mi Tv stick, Redmi 20000mAh powerbank and so on.First Published:Nov 28, 2020, 15:19:06 IST
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