Due to festive season, Diwali sale has started on many e-commerce websites. Apart from e-commerce websites, smartphone maker companies are also starting Diwali sale at their e-stores. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Realme has launched Realme Festive Days Sale on the occasion of Diwali, extending its festive day sale. This cell is being organized between October 21 and October 25. In this sale, discounts are being offered on the budget and mid-range launched from last year till now. Apart from this, festive lucky coupons are also being given.
In this sale, you can buy Realme C2 with dual rear camera at an initial price of Rs 5,999. Instant discount of Rs 2,000 is being offered on this smartphone. Apart from this, you can also buy Realme accessories Realme Buds 2 and Realme Wireless Buds with discount offer. Let's know in full detail
Realme 3 Pro: The biggest discount in this sale is being given on the company's best-selling smartphone Realme 3 Pro. A discount of up to Rs 7,000 is being given on this smartphone. You can buy it at an initial price of Rs 8,999. Apart from the no-cost EMI offer on this smartphone, exchange offers are also being offered. Talking about the features of this smartphone, it has a 6.3-inch full HD Plus display with 90.8 aspect ratios. The phone has a 25-megapixel selfie camera. A 16 + 5 megapixel dual rear camera has been given in the back of the phone. A 4,045 mAh battery has been provided in the phone.
Realme C2 : Customers can buy the budget smartphone Realme C2 launched last year at an initial price of Rs 5,999. A flat discount of Rs 2,000 is being offered on this smartphone. Talking about the features of the phone, it has a 6.1-inch DU Drop HD Plus display. The phone has a dual rear camera of 13 + 2 megapixels. The front of the phone has a 5 megapixel camera for selfie. The phone comes with a diamond cut design. It has a strong battery of 4,000 mAh.
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