Amazon Fab Phones Fest Sale is Back

Update: 2019-04-09 11:24 IST

Amazon India's Fab Phones Fest sale will be back later this week. The online marketplace will run the sale from April 11 to April 13. The Amazon Fab Phones Fest sale promises discounts and offers integrated into mobile phones at various prices, as well as a series of mobile accessories. In case you missed the last month's edition of the sale, it's probably a good time to take your favourite mobile phone.

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Amazon has begun to test some of the most important offers that will be launched live from April 11. The sale of the Fab Phones Fest promises to offer the "lowest price" on the OnePlus 6T. The Amazon India landing page for sales claims will bring the "biggest ever offer" in the OnePlus 6T.

The iPhone X ₹ 74,999 from Apple will also be available at a discounted price during the sale of Amazon's Fab Phones Fest. Amazon has not revealed the final discounted price of the smartphone, however, it did reveal that there will be a no-cost EMI option for the iPhone X. To remember, Apple India currently offers the iPhone XR at a discounted price along with a return offer of money for HDFC Bank customers.

Select Honor smartphones will also be part of the upcoming sale of Amazon's Fab Phones Fest. According to Amazon India's destination page for sale, Honor smartphones will be available at discount prices of up to Rs. 8,000.

Oppo smartphones will be available with an additional discount on the normal exchange value, during the sale. Amazon India is also triggering an agreement on Realme U1.

In addition to the flat discounts, Amazon will also offer a series of offers combined with all smartphones. These include total damage protection plans, free EMI payment options, exchange offers and more. Amazon India has also joined Cashify to offer 6% additional value on your old smartphone.

The sale of Amazon's Fab Phones Fest will also offer discounts on a large number of mobile accessories, such as cases, power banks, headphones, chargers, selfie sticks and more.

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