Flipkart Sale once again with slashing prices

Flipkart Sale on Mobiles Starts With Offers on Redmi Note 4, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, Moto G5 Plus, and More

Flipkart sale on mobiles will continue till midnight on Sunday

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Flipkart's End of Season Loot on Mobiles from October 25 to 28
There are flat discounts available on smartphones across categories
Flipkart offering 10 percent instant discount on HDFC Bank credit cards

Flipkart has launched a sale exclusively for smartphones, named End of Season Loot on Mobiles Sale, a week after the Diwali sale ended. The new Flipkart sale on mobiles started at 12am on Wednesday and runs through week, ending at midnight on Sunday, October 28. As part of the sale, the e-commerce startup is providing flat discounts, no-cost EMIs, and exchange discounts. For purchases made via HDFC Bank credit cards, the Flipkart sale offers 10 percent instant discount up to Rs. 2,500; the sale is being called the Mobiles HDFC Fest as well.

Flipkart sale offers on mobiles

During the Flipkart End of Season Loot on Mobiles Sale, the 32GB iPhone 6 is available at Rs. 23,999 (with a discount of Rs. 5,501), while the 32GB iPhone 6s is offered at Rs. 29,999 with a Rs. 10,001 discount. The 128GB iPhone 7comes with a flat Rs. 15,201 discount and is available for Rs. 49,999, whereas the iPhone SE is listed for Rs. 18,999 (normally priced at Rs. 26,000). The biggest discount among all the iPhone models is on the 32GB iPhone 7that is available for as low as Rs. 39,999 with a whopping discount of Rs. 16,201. You can also pick the 64GB iPhone 8 for Rs. 60,999 (originally priced at Rs. 64,000) or go for the 256GB iPhone 8 Plus by paying Rs. 84,999 (launched at Rs. 86,000). There are more iPhone offers listed on the sale page. The discounted prices mentioned do not include the additional 10 percent instant discount for HDFC Bank credit card users.

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