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Xiaomi Diwali celebrations Day 3: Re 1 flash sale at 2PM and 6PM
Xiaomi is continuing its Diwali celebrations on Day 3, which also be the last day, with a with a #DubsmashWithMi contest in which users get a chance to win a Mi Band.

Today is the last day for the Xiaomi Diwali celebrations sale. The company is now hosting a new #DubsmashWithMi contest in which users get a chance to win a Mi Band. The contest will be held today from 11 am to 6 pm on the official Mi Twitter and Facebook account. It will let 4 winners take home a Mi Band.https://twitter.com/XiaomiIndia/status/662118374432894976On Day 3 for Xiaomi’s Diwali celebrations, the rest of the pattern remains much similar to previous days. At 10 AM, the company’s Mi Band and Mi in-ear earphones were up for grabs priced at Rs 799 and Rs 299 respectively. The highly anticipated Re 1 flash sale will take place at 2PM and 6PM.Xiaomi has geared up for the Indian festive season and announced Diwali with Mi that includes flash sales, discounts and prizes. To be eligible for the flash sale, users will have to share the flash sale promotion on mi.com/in via Facebook or Twitter. It will introduce the Light me up game and users playing this game stand a chance to win coupons to make purchases from the Mi store. Users who transact on the Mi store app during the sale period could get lucky to win the bumper prize – a Mi TV 2S.Users opting for PayU will get 5 percent cashback. Read the complete rules for the Diwali sale here. The Xiaomi Re 1 flash sale saw Mi products go off the shelves within seconds over the past two days.While some customers were told they are in the queue, some others managed to bag devices at Re 1. A customer had tweeted out that he had managed to grab a Mi 5200mAh power bank at Re 1.https://twitter.com/manojshesh24/status/661462576887304192?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwEarlier this year, as a special promotional offer, the first 1,000 registrants of the Mi Band had received it at Re. 1.
First Published:Nov 05, 2015, 10:15:41 IST
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