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Top Five Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 Smartphone Deals: Price Cuts On iPhone 16, Xiaomi 17, More

India's biggest e-commerce platform is gearing up for their annual festive sales, with Amazon's Great Indian Festival set to begin on October 8. The platform is expected to offer early access to Prime members ahead of the general public rollout, a pattern seen in previous years' editions of these sales. Amazon Great Indian Festival: Top five verified smartphone deals Here are five of the most…

Top Five Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 Smartphone Deals: Price Cuts On iPhone 16, Xiaomi 17, More

Amazon's Great Indian Festival 2026 is set to kick off on October 8, offering early Prime member access to an array of smartphone deals. Here are the top five verified deals:

1. Xiaomi 17: The flagship model is slashed from Rs. 1,19,999 to Rs. 59,999, a nearly 50 percent discount, with six-month EMI available.

2. iQOO Z11 X: Priced at Rs. 40,999, this phone drops to Rs. 24,999, among the steepest percentage reductions seen so far.

3. Redmi 15C 5G Prime: Originally Rs. 29,999, the budget 5G phone will be available for Rs. 15,999, a roughly 47 percent reduction.

4. iPhone 16: Apple's 2024 flagship will see a discount from Rs. 89,900 to Rs. 71,999.

5. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 5G: Retailing at Rs. 99,999, the device will be available from Rs. 84,999.

Additional deals include the OnePlus Nord CE6 (Rs. 33,999 from Rs. 40,999), OnePlus Nord 6 (Rs. 42,999 from Rs. 52,999), iQOO 15R (Rs. 46,499 from Rs. 69,999), Samsung Galaxy M17 5G (Rs. 16,999), Lava Blaze N4 Pro (Rs. 13,999), and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 5G at Rs. 1,29,999, though the discount is undisclosed. Prices and offers are subject to change as the sales approach, so shoppers are advised to verify final prices on each platform.

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