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Get Redmi Note 7S for just Rs 8,999 during Flipkart Billion Days 2019 Sale

Planning to buy a Redmi Note 7S ? Wait for the Big Billion Days 2019 Sale from Sept 29 - Oct 4. Flipkart has announced Redmi Note 7S will be available for just Rs 8,999 ! that's steal price for a phone coming with a 48MP sensor on the back. Full specs and offer links below.

 Note : Flipkart Big Billion Days 2019 Mobile Offers will go live on Sept 30th only even though the sale goes like a day early on Sept 29th.

 OFFER LINK HERE.

 Redmi Note 7S Specs

 Xiaomi actually released this device after launching Redmi Note 7 and Note 7 Pro. The 7S variant is actually the international variant of the Note 7. The Note 7 launched in India only has a 12MP sensor while Note 7S and Pro have 48MP.

 Other Important Specs below
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 AIE Processor
  • Adreno 512 GPU for Graphics
  • 6.3 inch FHD+ 2340 x 1080 pixels IPS display
  • 4GB ram / 64GB storage
  • 48MP + 5MP sensors
  • 13MP front camera
  • 4000mAh battery
For just Rs 8,999, Redmi Note 7S is without any doubt the best value for money device you can buy today online in India. 

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