iQOO's Neo 7 5G is available at its ‘lowest-ever price.’ This is according to HT's sister publication Live Hindustan, which stated that for this, buyers must purchase the smartphone from Amazon, which is currently running its 5-day Summer Sale.
The offer
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As per the Live Hindustan report, customers can get Neo 7 5G with or without availing an exchange offer. If they select the former option, they get a cash discount of ₹6,000 on the phone, which has a maximum retail price (MRP) of ₹34,999. On the reduced product cost of ₹28,999, there is an additional ₹2,000 off, bringing down the final price in this scenario to ₹26,999.
In the latter option, on the other hand, people get to exchange an existing or old phone for the incoming Neo 7 5G. By doing this, they directly save up to ₹21,700, and get it for ₹13,299, a discount of ₹38% on the original MRP.
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Customers must, however, note that they may not get the full exchange value of ₹21,700. The actual amount depends on the condition and brand of the device being swapped for Neo 7 5G.
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Customers must, however, note that they may not get the full exchange value of ₹21,700. The actual amount depends on the condition and brand of the device being swapped for Neo 7 5G.
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Also, May 8 is the last day of the Amazon Summer Sale. People must, therefore, hurry up and place their order.
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