Apple Days start from midnight on Amazon.in
Apple Days start from midnight on Amazon.in
- ‘Apple Days’ on Amazon.in will start at midnight and will be live until July 25, 2020
- Great offers and deals on latest iPhone 11 series, MacBook, Watch and more
- More savings – Avail flat discount of INR 5,400 on iPhone 11, available at INR 62,900; iPhone 8 Plus available at INR 41,500
- Customers can enjoy affordable finance options like No-cost EMI and additional discounts using HDFC Bank Debit and Credit Cards
Bengaluru, July 18, 2020: Amazon.in today announced ‘Apple Days’ bringing together a host of deals and offers on latest iPhone 11 series, Apple Watch, MacBook and more. Apple Days will start at midnight and will be live until 25th July 2020 with great offers from participating brands and sellers. Customers can get iPhone 11 series at its lowest price ever with a flat discount of INR 5,400. It will be available for INR 62,900. Customers can avail an additional discount of INR 4,000 on iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max using HDFC Bank Debit and Credit Cards. iPhone 8 plus will be available for INR 41,500.During Apple Days, customers can enjoy attractive deals on latest Apple accessories by saving up to INR 5,000 on iPad and flat INR 1,000 off on Apple Watch series 3 with HDFC Bank Debit and Credit Cards. They can also get an instant discount of INR 7,000 on popular Apple Mac book Pro using HDFC Debit and Credit Cards.
For more offers check out Apple Days on Amazon.in.
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