Amazon Great Summer Sale 2025: Best Proposal on Mid-Rage smartphone

Amazon Great Summer Cell 2025 shut down for all users in India today. It brings attractive deals on many products including smartphones, tablets, laptops, TVs and other home appliances. Smartphone, in particular, can be purchased with relatively low rates discounts compared to their normal prices. Buyers can avail the price cut in up to 40 percent on offerings of various brands like OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Samsung. We have prepared a list of best deals on premium smartphones during the first sale. However, if you are eyeing a mid-range smartphone, providing top-oriented performance by providing a good price for money, then this year’s Amazon Great Summer Sale has lots of options.

Currently a great deal is available on Samsung Galaxy A55 5G. The phone usually Rs. 42,999 on e-commerce platforms but currently Rs. 26,999 during Amazon sales.

Along with exemption, Amazon also offers various bank-related discounts. HDFC card holders are eligible for 10 percent immediate discount on credit card transactions. In addition, Amazon Pay ICICI Bank Credit Card Users can avail five percent cashback on the purchase made during Amazon sale. Other benefits include no-cost EMI options and up to Rs. 72,000 for taking advantage of exchange offers.

Best deal on mid-range smartphone

Sample Price list sale price Purchase link
IQoo Neo 10R Rupee. 31,999 Rupee. 24,999 Buy now
OnePlus Nord 4 5G Rupee. 32,999 Rupee. 24,999 Buy now
Redmi Note 14 5G Rupee. 24,999 Rupee. 19,999 Buy now
Realme Narzo 80 Pro 5G Rupee. 23,999 Rupee. 17,999 Buy now
Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Rupee. 42,999 Rupee. 26,999 Buy now
Oppo f29 5g Rupee. 28,999 Rupee. 23,999 Buy now
Realme GT 6T 5G Rupee. 35,999 Rupee. 24,748 Buy now
Honor 200 5G Rupee. 39,999 Rupee. 24,998 Buy now
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