Summer Sale: Amazon Great Summer Sale to start on May 4: Products, offers and more – Times of India
Amazon Great Summer Sale: Start date and time
Amazon’s Great Summer Sale will start on May 4 at 12 pm. Prime members will be granted early access to the sale 12 hours earlier than regular customers. Apart from this, ICICI Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank debit and credit cardholders will be eligible for a 10% instant discount.
Amazon Great Summer Sale: Prdoicuts and discounts
The e-tailer site has not yet revealed the discounted prices of the products but the sale page has hinted at other details about offers and deals that will be available during the sale.
- 20 Lakh+ products will be available at a discount
- Customers will be allowed to explore 60+ new launches and more
- Top combo offers will be available at up to 405 discount
- Up to 40% off on Mobiles & accessories
- No-cost EMI on the latest mobiles will start at Rs 1555 per month
- Laptops, smartwatches and more will be available with up to 75% discount
- Discounts of up to Rs 40,000 will be available on laptops
- Headphones will be available with up to 75% discount
- Tablets will be available with up to 60% off
- TVs and appliances will be available with up to 60% off
- No-cost EMI on TVs will start at Rs 750 per month
- ACs and refrigerators will be available with up to 55% discount
- Antivirus and gaming products will be available with up to 50% discount
- Alexa, Fire TV and Kindle products will be available with up to a 40% discount
Amazon Great Summer Sale: Bank offers, cashback and more
ICICI Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank Debit and Credit cardholders will be offered a 10% instant discount. Customers who use the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank Credit Card will get up to 5% cashback on shopping.
No Cost EMI powered by Bajaj Finance will be available on select Credit and Debit cards. Customers can also avail of discounts of up to Rs 30,000 with exchange offers.
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