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Planning to upgrade your phone or laptop during Diwali? Check out these last minute deals on Amazon before you buy.
The Amazon Festival sale is not over yet. With Diwali right around the corner, the e-commerce platform is hosting a few more deals. Yes, they may not be as lucrative as before, but for some, the prices are still the lowest we have seen. If you are planning to upgrade your laptop, smartphones or buy a new pair of headphones during Diwali, we got you covered —
List Price: Rs 27,490
Deal Price: Rs 17,990
The Samsung Galaxy Watch combines both smartwatch and fitness capabilities to offer a wholesome wearable experience. It runs on Samsung's Tizen platform with support for all the major apps, and you can even insert an e-SIM for 4G connectivity.
List Price: Rs 19,498
Deal Price: Rs 14,990
The Sony WF-1000XM3 is one of the best TWS earphones you can buy today. And it's also available at its lowest ever price on Amazon for a limited period during the sale. The earphones offer active noise cancellation, wear detection, touch controls and voice assistant capabilities apart from producing one of the best sound signatures in the truly wireless category.
List Price: Rs 37,999
Deal Price: Rs 32,999
The OnePlus 7T is one of the smoothest smartphones to use, and even after a year of release, the smartphone is still going strong in the market. That's primarily because of how well-tuned the smartphone really is, and it's ergonomic shape and size.
SBI Cards get Rs 5000 off instantly.
List Price: Rs 43,999
Deal Price: Rs 41,999
The Mi Notebook 14 is powered by the 10th-Gen Intel Core i5 CPU and sports a 256GB SSD and 8GB RAM with Intel onboard graphics.
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