Amazon Great Indian Sale Starts: How to Get the Best Deals


 HIGHLIGHTS
  • Amazon Great Indian Sale starts at 12am on May 11 and ends on May 14
  • App users will get extra discounts on purchases during the sale.
  • Prime members will get early access to deals, and exclusive offers
Amazon sale started in India at 12am on May 11, giving customers offers such as discounts and cashbacks on smartphones, laptops, consumer durables, and apparels, among others. The Amazon sale comes with a lot of great offers, so it will come as no surprise to anyone if a product goes out of stock within a few minutes of it going up for sale. So to make sure you make the most out of the Amazon Great Indian Sale, here are a few tips for you to follow:

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 Become an Amazon Prime member
In the past couple of Amazon sales, certain offers and discounts have been exclusive to Amazon Prime members, so it would make sense to sign up for the service. The company has already confirmed Prime members will get access to Amazon Great Indian Sale deals 30 minutes before non-Prime users on all three days. Becoming a member costs Rs. 499 a year, and ensures you early access to several deals on the platform, so it would make sense to using this to ensure you get the best deals.

 As part of the Amazon sale, Prime users can look forward to deals such as exclusive access to Xiaomi Redmi 4A, 32 percent discount on Sony XB10 speakers, up to 40 percent off on hard drives, 60 percent off on Sennheiser headphones, up to 50 percent off on air purifiers, 35 percent or above discounts on Garmin activity trackers, and up to 35 percent off on Fitbit Charge 2.

 Use the Amazon app
With mobile users as the targets, the e-commerce giant provides incentives to use its app instead of the desktop site. For example, customers who spend Rs. 500 or more on the app in the Amazon Great Indian Sale will get flat Rs. 1,000 off on hotel bookings from Yatra.

 Set alerts for deals
If a deal is yet to start, you can choose the Watch This Deal option to get alerts when the sale starts. If a product you want is out of stock, you can choose to get notified when it comes back in stock.

Amazon Great Indian Sale best deals on smartphones

Under the Amazon sale, Moto phones will be available at 40 percent discounts, laptops with sixth-generation Intel Core i3 and 1TB HDD starting at Rs. 23,990, and up to 50 percent off on mobiles and accessories. There will also be discounts of up to Rs. 2,450 on Samsung smartphones, up to Rs. 3,000 on Lenovo smartphones, ad Rs. 1,000 on Coolpad smartphones.
--Source: Gadgets360

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