Flipkart Mobiles Bonanza 2020: iPhone XS, Realme XT, Pixel 3a, more available at discounted prices

• The Flipkart Mobile Bonanza 2020 sale is underway and will go on till February 21.
• Flipkart is offering discounts, exchange offers and no-cost EMI option on smartphones.
• Axis Bank debit and credit card users can avail 10% instant discount on smartphones.

E-commerce giant Flipkart is back with its mobile sales with the Mobile Bonanza 2020 sale. The sale is already underway and will go on till February 21. The company is offering discounts, exchange offers and no-cost EMI options on smartphones.

Flipkart partnered with Axis Bank to offer a 10% instant discount up to ₹1,000 on Axis Bank debit and credit cards during the sale.

Additionally, Flipkart Axis Bank credit card users will get unlimited 5% cashback on smartphone purchases during the sale.

At the moment, Amazon India is not running any sale for smartphones. If you have been looking to get a smartphone, you can grab a good phone at a discounted price. In this post, we will cover some of the best deals you can get during the Flipkart Mobile Bonanza 2020 sale.

Best deals on smartphones

The main highlights of the Flipkart Mobile Bonanza 2020 sale include the Apple iPhone XS, Google Pixel 3a, Oppo Reno 10X Zoom, Realme XT, Samsung Galaxy A50, Realme X2 Pro and more. The sale brings offers on devices from all ranges, from high end devices to budget devices.



In addition to this, the recently announced Poco X2 will be available on February 18 at 12 noon in a flash sale. ICICI Bank credit card users will be able to avail an instant discount of ₹1,000 on the smartphone during the sale.

If you are looking to get a Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite, you can avail ₹3,000 instant cashback on ICICI Bank credit card and an additional ₹3,000 off on exchange.

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