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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2024: What are the top Android and Apple deals?

The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2024 brings top deals on Apple iPhones as well as Android smartphones from brands like Samsung, OnePlus and Xiaomi

Updated on: Sep 27, 2024, 14:12:07 IST
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Amazon's Great Indian Festival sale 2024 for Prime members has already begun, with a wide range of deals on smartphones, electronics, and other products now available.

Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2024
Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2024

The sale opened up from 12 am today on September 27th.

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What are the various smartphone deals available with Amazon's Great Indian Festival sale 2024?

The following are the various smartphone deals available with Amazon's Great Indian Festival sale 2024, arranged in ascending order in terms of price:

  • Xiaomi 14: 47,999 (MRP: 69,999). The 14 is Xiaomi's flagship device with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor.
  • iQOO 12 5G: 47,999 (MRP: 59,999). This one is a gaming-centric smartphone which focuses on performance.
  • Moto Razr 50: 49,999 (MRP: 79,999). The Razr 50 is Motorola's latest foldable smartphone with a compact design when folded and unique aesthetics.
  • OnePlus 12: 55,999 (MRP: 64,999). This one comes with a Hasselblad-based camera.
  • iPhone 16: 78,400 (MRP: 79,900). This one is Apple's standard iPhone 16, which is a balanced offering in terms of performance and features against the price.

Amazon's Great Indian Festival also gives interesting deals on Alexa devices and Fire TV sticks such as the following:

• Echo Dot (5th Gen) + Wipro Smart Bulb at 4749 (37% off)

• Echo Pop at 2949 (41% off)

• Echo Show 5 at 3999 (55% off)

• Fire TV Stick at 2199 (56% off)

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