Vivo X100 Pro 5G available at Rs 59,999 on Amazon after discount.
Buyers can get an extra Rs 1,500 off via select bank cards.
Up to Rs 33,400 exchange value offered for old smartphones.
If you are looking for a phone that captures amazing photos and performs decently, we might have found you a steal deal. The Vivo X100 Pro is currently available with a huge Rs 31,500 discount on Amazon after all the price cut and bank offers. To recall, the Vivo X100 Pro was launched at a price of Rs 89,999 in India and offers a powerful processor, AMOLED panel, 5,400 mAh battery, and a tuned triple camera setup.
SurveyIf you are considering buying this device, here is how the Vivo X100 Pro price deal on Amazon actually works.
Vivo X100 Pro 5G price on Amazon
The Vivo X100 Pro 5G is currently available on Amazon for Rs 59,999, a massive Rs 30,000 discount. Additionally, the buyers can also get up to Rs 1,500 discount on using select bank cards, including the HDFC, OneCard, and other cards. You can also choose a suitable EMI option depending on the requirements. Amazon is also offering a no-cost EMI option.
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The buyers can also exchange their old phone to get the best possible value of up to Rs 33,400. However, the exact worth will depend on the working conditions of the device and the model. You can also choose an extended warranty and other add-ons by paying extra.
Vivo X100 Pro 5G specs
The Vivo X100 Pro is offered with a 6.79-inch curved AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. It features the generation flagship Dimensity 9300 chipset and is paired with up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. It gets a 5,400 mAh battery with 100W fast charging.
For the camera, the device comes with a ZEISS-tuned 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor with optical image stabilisation (OIS), a 50MP wide-angle camera, and a 50MP telephoto lens.
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