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Yes, I get that it was a PE, but most times those aren't honoured. So you got the keyboard and using it then?
Probably not since it shows est. delivery date of past which means screenshot is also from before March 7. If he had received it then he would've posted updated screenshot which should have said delivered but it probably got cancelled.

EDIT: I guess I was half asleep when this was posted. :tearsofjoy:
 
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Probably not since it shows est. delivery date of past which means screenshot is also from before March 7. If he had received it then he would've posted updated screenshot which should have said delivered but it probably got cancelled.
It says Delivered though. And also the screenshot is of today (as per the filename).
 
From where id you heard on this deal?
Nowhere..was just random searching for a keyboard
Okay. I don't like you :)

No seriously though, why the hell that desidime forum hadn't posted about this! That's the only reason I'm a member of that chiddi place!
If it was posted there and was ordered in bulk , they would've cancelled all orders
 
How is this Crucial P2 250GB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD Up to 2400MB/s - CT250P2SSD8 for Rs.2748 (3248 - 500 cashback "AMZPC500")?


or

Kingston NV1-E 250G M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) Up to 2100 MB/s SNVSE/250G for Rs.2349 (2849 - 500 cashback "AMZPC500")?

 

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@prime both are in the same category, "budget drives". Both have no DRAM cache but have HMB to compensate for that. Crucial is TLC below 500GB capacity and QLC if 500GB+. Kingston is TLC below 1TB and QLC if 1TB+.

I would just buy whatever's cheaper.
Not a gaming combo but certainly very good for normal office usage. Low profile as well.
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https://www.amazon.in/dp/B07YF3Y7VX @ Rs.1024, apply code AMZPC500 to get Rs. 500 cashback. Valid till today midnight only.

There's a special thing about this mouse, it uses an IR sensor for scroll wheel which means you don't get scrolling issues in the long run as with those which uses the spinning gear mechanism. I have a similar Dell mouse (WM123) with me for 6 years now never gave me scrolling issues.
 
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