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Amazon is hosting the Happiness Upgrade Sale during the Great Indian Festival with some attractive deals and discounts on smartphones and accessories.
Amazon's Great Indian Festival is still ongoing and in the current "Happiness Upgrade Sale", there are good deals on popular budget smartphones and accessories like smart speakers and powerbanks. We have compiled a list of all budget smartphones that we have tested to be great for their price, which are currently on deep discounts on Amazon. Check them out below—
Echo Dot (4th Gen)
Selling Price: Rs 4,499
Deal Price: Rs 3249
The new 4th Echo Dot is now available at its lowest ever price of Rs 3,249. There are a bunch of bundled offers on discount that includes the Amazon FireTV Stick or a smart bulb.
Xiaomi Redmi 8A Dual
Selling Price: Rs 7,499
Deal Price: Rs 6,999
The Xiaomi Redmi 8A Dual is a good smartphone to start your journey with Android. With dual cameras, support for dual 4G SIMs and a HD display makes it a compelling choice in the entry-level segment.
Oppo A52
Selling Price: Rs 16,990
Deal Price: Rs 13,990
The Oppo A52 features a quad camera setup and the Snapdragon 665 under the hood. The smartphone sports a stylish design and a 6.5-inch FHD+ display.
Mi Power Bank 3i 20000mAh
Selling Price: Rs 1,499
Deal Price: Rs 1,399
The Mi Powerbank 3i with 20,000mAh capacity which can be used to charge a smartphone with a 5,000mAh battery 5 times in one go.
Samsung Galaxy M21
Selling Price: Rs 13,999
Deal Price: Rs 12,499
The Samsung Galaxy M21 is a budget smartphone with an AMOLED display, a 6,000mAh battery and a 48MP triple camera setup at the back.
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