Amazon Prime Day Sale 2021: Here’s what you can expect | Digit
Amazon’s Prime Day sale is all set to kick off from July 26 and it will go on till July 27. This year also marks the 5th anniversary of Prime in India. It should be noted that the sale will only be available for Prime members. Those looking forward to the sale and who don’t have a Prime membership may wish to sign up. Prime membership is priced at Rs 999 or Rs 329 for three months.
Besides discounts, users can also avail of a 10% instant discount with HDFC bank debit and credit cards and EMI transactions. Further, Prime members will also get 5% reward points on Prime Day purchases with Amazon Pay ICICI Bank Credit Card.
Here’s a look at some of the deals users can look out for.
Amazon Prime Day Sale Smartphones: Up to 40% off
Users can look forward to a discount of 40% on some notable smartphones. This includes the Apple iPhone 11, OnePlus Nord CE 5G, Redmi Note 10 Pro Max, Redmi Note 10S and the Samsung Galaxy M31s. Besides these phones, there should be a bunch of other devices that will be up for sale.
Amazon Prime Day Sale Electronics and accessories: Up to 60% off
The Electronics and accessories segment will see discounts of up to 60%. This includes wearable devices such as the Amazfit GTS2 Mini and the Xiaomi Mi Revolve. Audiophiles will be pleased to know that the boAt Airdopes 441 TWS earbuds, OnePlus Buds Z, and the Sony WF-1000XM3 True Wireless Earphones will be on sale. Laptops like the HP Pavilion Gaming 15, and Mi Notebook Horizon Edition will be available at a discount. Those looking for something more contact will be happy to note that tablets like the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus and Lenovo Tab M8 will be at a discount as well.
Amazon Prime Day Sale Televisions: Up to 65% off
Those looking to upgrade their TV will be happy to note that Amazon Prime Day will also see discounts on TVs. The 60-inch Realme 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV and the 55-inch Sony Bravia Ultra HD Certified Android LED TV will be on sale.
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