Amazon Prime Day sale 2021 to go live on July 26: Deals on smartphones, bank offers and more
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Amazon holds the Prime Day sale every year to gain new subscribers and reward the existing ones with exclusive deals and offers.
Amazon Prime Day sale is all set to go live in India on July 26. The sale would start at 12 am and would continue till July 27 midnight. The two-day sale is exclusively available for Prime members. Amazon holds the Prime Day sale to gain new subscribers and attract more subscribers. Amazon will be offering deals on discounts on categories, including Smartphones, Consumer Electronics, TVs, Appliances, Amazon Devices, Fashion & Beauty, Home & Kitchen, Furniture. Apart from the discounts, some companies are also expected to launch their products during the Prime Day sale. Talking about the Prime Day sale, Amit Agarwal, SVP & Country Manager, Amazon India, said, “We dedicate this Prime Day to lakhs of SMB sellers on Amazon W.e are humbled by their resilience, and grateful for the opportunity to support their rebound during these hard times. We are also excited to offer our Prime members a unique opportunity to discover joy with two days of best deals and savings, hundreds of new product launches, blockbuster entertainment and more, all from the safety and convenience of their homes.”
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