Skip to main content

OnePlus offers discount on OnePlus 3T to celebrate 1000 days in India

OnePlus today announced a special sale to to celebrate completing 1000 days in the Indian market. The company has announced a special three day sale which starts on September 5, 2017 on OnePlus online store and ends on September 7, 2017.
During this sale, the OnePlus 3T will hold a special price tag of Rs 25,999 after a discount of Rs 4,000. The 64GB version is the device up for sale and the users looking to grab one will get a steal deal in the particular time period. Just like OnePlus, Xiaomi also celebrated its journey of three years by offering some special discounts on its lineup.

In addition to the steal deal, the company has something more to offer. If a user exchanges their old smartphone for the OnePlus 3T, an additional discount of Rs. 2,000 will be also offered and the company is also offering Rs. 2,000 cashback for Axis bank debit and credit card users.
After adding all the discounts, the OnePlus 3T will be available at a price tag of Rs 21,999. The exchange and cashback offer is also applicable for OnePlus 5 as well, which means you get a discount of Rs. 4,000 on the flagship of this year as well.
According to Vikas Agarwal, General Manager, India at OnePlus,
“The fast growth of the brand in India is a result of strong support from the OnePlus community who truly reflect the spirit of ‘Never Settle’ and the exclusive sales partner, Amazon.in.”
If you are looking to buy the OnePlus 3T and OnePlus 5, the company is also offering 12 months of zero cost EMI, making the last and this year’s flagships all the more feasible.
In addition to this, 100 lucky customers will also get a chance to win domestic flight vouchers from Cleartrip. The value of the voucher is not mentioned by the company yet. So, if you are looking to get a competent smartphone with a price range of Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 30,000, OnePlus 3T is highly recommended.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

HTC Desire 20 Pro certified by Google Play, NCC

HTC’s glory days are well in the past, but the Taiwanese company is trying to stay relevant in the smartphone world. As spotted by a vigilant Twitter user, the Desire 20 Pro has been certified at NCC and Google Play Support. Previously the same phone appeared on Geekbench and in leaked schematics . The Google Play Support page mentions the same HTC 2Q9J1000 model number we saw earlier. Seeing how this is a Pro there is likely to be a vanilla version in the pipeline as well, but we haven't heard anything about it. HTC Desire 20 Pro certifications When the phones eventually arrive, they will be a follow-up of the Desire 19 lineup that brought us the Desire 19s and Desire 19+ . Both of them had unimpressive Helio chipsets (respectively P22 and P35) and the main camera was 13 MP f/1.9 with PDAF on both of them. Hopefully, this year’s Desire lineup will get in line with the current trends and introduce big batteries, fast charging, and better cameras if HTC w...
Post a Comment
Read more

IDC: Global smartphone shipments to decline by 12% in 2020

The latest predictions from analysts IDC concerns the global smartphone shipments and they sound properly grim. Total shipments for 2020 are expected to reach 1.2 billion units which would be an 11.9% decline compared to 2019. The new estimate is based on the Q1 shipment results which saw the largest decline in smartphone sales in the history of IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker at -14.5%. Looking at the first half of 2020, IDC predicts an 18.2% decline in shipments due to lowered consumer spending. According to IDC’s Sangeetika Srivastava, the main issue now is a lack of demand on behalf of consumers. On a more regional basis, the new report suggests that China will see a single-digit decline in shipments for the current year as COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted and demand is slowly recovering. The situation in Europe is more difficult as countries like Italy and Spain are still actively fighting the pandemic. In the long-term, IDC expects th...
Post a Comment
Read more