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Jan 12-13 2020 Deals of the Day

Check out the Best Deals of the Day, Lightning Deals and Discounts valid for Jan 12-13 2020 online on Amazon.in and Flipkart below.
Lowest Price for Sony Alpha Full Frame ILCE-7M2K/BQ IN5 Mirrorless Camera Body with 28 - 70 mm Lens  (Black) - just Rs 85,999
Xiaomi Redmi K20 Bank Offer - Get ₹2000 Instant discount with SBI Credit Card ( Offer valid till Jan 17th 2020 )

 Deals of the Day ( Jan 12-13 )

 Rs 349 onwards - Sports & Casual Shoes from Bourge, Centrino & More
Samsung A30s|Extra Rs1000 off on Exchange
Up to 40% off on Water Purifiers
Men's Jeans & Joggers under 599/-

 Upto 50% off on Gaming Monitors
Upto 40% off on Printers
Up to 50% off: AmazonBasics Camera & Laptop Accessories
Min 65% off on Men's clothing by Adro
Mivi Mobile Accessories | Starting Rs 189

 Security Cameras starting at INR 1499
Upto 65% off on Chris and Kate Backpacks and Rucksacks
Upto 50% Off on Vacancy & Exam Books
Min 15% Off: Giordano & Maxima Watches

 Up to 45% off on Amazon Brands' Furniture
Upto 70% off on Wallets, Wallet Combos and Messenger Bags
Upto 50% off on Luvlap
Up to 15% off on Helmets
Trendy Fashion/Ethnic Jewelry under 249

 Find All Above Deals of the Day here.

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