Amazon Prime Day Sale 2025 is ON!! Get up to 60% off on tablets across price range
You can be a student, a home-maker or a working professional, this Amazon sale has something for everyone. Don't wait up for the right time, this Amazon sale is the right time. Avail discounts and bring home a new tablet.
Amazon Prime Day 2025: Bank offers for Prime members
During the Amazon Prime Day 2025 sale, Prime members can unlock exclusive bank offers using SBI and ICICI Bank credit or debit cards.
Discounts range from ₹ 250 to ₹ 1,500 based on the transaction amount and card type, no promo code required.
250 to 1,500 based on the transaction amount and card type, no promo code required. Get flat savings on purchases above ₹ 5,000, with even bigger discounts on spends over ₹ 99,990.
5,000, with even bigger discounts on spends over 99,990. Both EMI and non-EMI transactions are eligible for up to 10% off.
Additionally, No Cost EMI is available on select cards for orders above
₹ 3,000, helping you upgrade smartly without extra interest. These deals bring real value for Prime shoppers.
Tablets under
₹ 15,000 during the Amazon Prime Day sale 2025
Are you looking for a budget tablet? This Amazon sale brings you impressive options with discounts. The options are still but promising. These devices are good for online learning, lectures and even content consumption. You will also get additional bank discount on ICICI and SBI cards during this Amazon Prime sale.
Top deals on tablets under
₹ 15,000 during Amazon Prime Day sale 2025
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Save big on tablets under
₹ 30000 during the Prime Day sale
Do you expect a balance of power and looks from your tablet? Or are you looking for your first tablet with this combination? If the answer to any or both of those questions is yes! Amazon sale 2025 is the right time for you. This Prime Day sale, you will get offers on unexpected tablet models. Choose your pick from the below options during the Amazon Prime Day sale.
Top deals on tablets under
₹ 30000 during the Amazon Prime Day sale 2025
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Want a premium upgrade? Check out these tablets under
₹ 55000 during the Prime Day sale
Imagine this: You have been using a budget tablet for a while now. You have been actively considering an upgrade, but a good model always looks out of budget? The Amazon Prime sale is the time to give in to the temptation. Check out our selection of the top tablets under ₹55000 during the Amazon Prime Day sale and pick one today.
Top deals on tablets under
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Top of the line laptops on up to 20% off during the Amazon Prime Day sale
These premium tablets are the epitome of power and performance. You get options like the Apple iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab S9. These are powerful devices built to cater to a power user. These devices can support your professional work, your hobbies, and even your content indulgence. See the top options to choose from during the Amazon Sale 2025.
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FAQs about tablets during the Amazon Prime Day sale What's the maximum discount I can get on tablets during the Amazon Prime Day Sale 2025? You can get up to 60% off on select tablets. Some models from Lenovo, Samsung, and realme are down by ₹5,000– ₹10,000, plus there's an extra 10% off with ICICI and SBI cards.
Are entry-level tablets under ₹ 15,000 included in the Prime Day Sale? Yes, several affordable Android tablets are part of the sale. Look out for deals on 8–10 inch models with Wi-Fi, calling, and expandable storage.
Are iPads also discounted during the Amazon Sale 2025? Some iPad models, especially older-gen iPad 9th and 10th Gen, are seeing price drops. Discounts aren't as deep as Android counterparts, but Prime Day still brings rare savings.
Can I use No-Cost EMI or exchange offers on tablets during the sale? Yes. Most tablets during the Prime Sale Amazon 2025 are eligible for No-Cost EMI, exchange deals, and bundled offers with styluses or covers.
Do these tablets come with warranty and return options?
All tablets sold during the Amazon Prime Sale come with brand warranty and Amazon's standard return policy. Just confirm the return window on the product listing.
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