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Oct 21 Electronics Deals | Amazon Diwali Sale 2019

Amazon.in is back with another Diwali Sale from Oct 21 - 25. Check out the Best, Lowest Price offers on Electronics part this Great Indian Festival Sale 2019 below. Amazon Prime members can get Early Access Sale offers on Oct 20th. If you have Citi Bank or Axis Bank or Rupay Debit / Credit cards, you can get 10% Instant discounts during Oct 21 sale.

Check out the Main Electronics Deals Page here
  • Rs 42,990 : Deal on HP 15 Core i5 8th gen 15.6-inch FHD Laptop (8GB/1TB HDD/Windows 10/MS Office/Jet Black/2.04 kg), 15q-ds1001TU ( check here )
  • Rs 23,990 : Deal on Lenovo Ideapad 330 Intel Core I3 7th Gen 15.6-inch HD Laptop (4GB RAM/1TB HDD/DOS/Platinum Grey/2.2Kg/with DVD-RW),81DE00GFIN ( check here )
  • Rs 1,599 : Deal on boAt Stone 650 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker (Black) ( check here )
  • Rs 3,499 for Sony WI-XB400 Wireless in-Ear Extra Bass Headphones with Neck-Band Design - Black ( check here )
  • Rs 1,599 - Lowest Price for Xiaomi Mi Band 3 ( check here )
  • Rs 13,289 : Deal on Bose Sound Sport Free Truly Wireless Sport Headphones (Midnight Blue/Citron) ( Check here )
  • Rs 15,429 : Deal on Bose Solo 5 Soundbar Speakers (Black)  ( check here )
More Oct 21-25 Deals at below Links



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