Amazon India Prime Day 2025: Check out deals on iPhone 15, smart TVs, and more
Amazon India Prime Day is the company's flagship sale featuring new launches, discounts, and quick deliveries. In a first, this year's Prime Day will last for over 72 hours. It will begin at 12:00 AM on July 12 and end at 11:59 PM on July 14, 2025. The event is an Amazon Prime-exclusive event, which means that you need to be an Amazon Prime customer to avail the discounts and offers.
'Prime Day is a celebration of our customers, and this year we're going bigger than ever with 72 hours of shopping, unmatched savings and blockbuster entertainment. With thousands of deals across categories, Prime Day promises to bring the best of Amazon to Prime members across the country,' Akshay Sahi, the country head of Amazon Prime in India, said in a press release.
Alongside the new product launches and discounts, Amazon also said it is setting up 30 new delivery stations across tier-2 and tier-3 Indian cities such as Panchkula, Nagpur, and Mohali, to enable faster deliveries.
'…By expanding our delivery network, we're not only meeting current customer demand but also building capacity for future growth. As we approach Prime Day 2025, these new stations, along with our widely spread existing network will ensure customers throughout India experience seamless and on-time deliveries,' Abhinav Singh, vice president of operations, Amazon India and Australia, said.
Here's a look at some of the most notable offers that will be available during Amazon India Prime Day 2025:
– Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G is set to be priced at Rs 74,999, the lowest till date. This can also be availed with a no-cost EMI of up to 12 months.
– Apple iPhone 15 is available at its Rs 57,999, again at a lowest-ever price.
– Customers can get their hands on the OnePlus 13s at Rs 49,999, with Rs 5,000 Instant Bank Discount, and up to 12 months no cost EMI.
– The Sony 55-inch BRAVIA 2 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV is priced at Rs 49,999, with a Rs 5,000 discount using SBI offer. A no-cost EMI of up to 9 months is also available.
– The Xiaomi QLED TV FX Pro 55-inch is available at ₹36,499, with a Rs 2,500 SBI discount and up to 6 months of no-cost EMI.
– The LG 55-inch OLED B4 Series 4K Ultra HD Smart TV is being offered at Rs 89,990, with Rs 10,000 off using the SBI offer, and no-cost EMI of up to 9 months.
– Discounts of up to 80 percent on men's and women's fashion.
– Up to 70 percent off on beauty products.
– The Bosch 9 kg 5 Star Front Load Washing Machine can be bought at Rs 32,990, with a Rs 4,000 Instant Bank discount, a Rs 2,000 coupon, and up to 9 months of no cost EMI.
– Up to 50 percent off on fresh groceries ordered via Amazon Fresh.
– Up to 60 percent off on over 30 lakh everyday essentials.
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