Amazon India lightning deals

[Synth-Pop]

i am looking out for usb c earphones in ears etc whatever the terminologies , i think one plus used to name them some sort of bullets and samsung also has it but the samsungs one are cheaper ones but most of them on online are fakes so could anyone guide me. if there is any sale going on

get these - https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B0B51SSJQG
yes, these are original, I purchased about 2 weeks back.
Balanced and clean sound profile with braided tangle free cable. these are also comfortable.
Only con I can think of is - don't get me wrong but these earphones are not very loud if I compare with competition.
overall sound and quality is very good.
I got for rs. 1500 but it drops to 1300rs very frequently, so you can wait if not in a rush.

 

[enthusiast29]

Its shows 83% as Deal Claimed. Somehow I think the deal is over because at Checkout it shows 'Only 1 Left in Stock'. The discounted price is still being reflected on the main product page. When you go to buy it now the price changes to 2.7k at final payment page.

Edit: So I went ahead and entered my CVV but price remains at 2.7k and magically it then shows that the item is not deliverable to my address!!

There's no estimated delivery date on the item on the product page (at the time of writing) means it's OOS.

 

[The_King]

Sheesh, that's still on? They're trying really hard to sell return stock. A lot of recent reviews (mine included) reported that the external packaging has been unsealed and is dilapidated in general.

This "special" has been on and off from last month. On one hand when New items are returned then I feel that retailers / sellers should not loose out because a new item was returned on the other hand
if the item was returned in poor conditon it should not be sold has new.

 

[calvin1719]

A question to all (not just you @Synth-Pop ) , how is this 90% off ??!!

Apparently listing something completely different as a variant which has a 90% off makes this ok

 

[nRiTeCh]

 

[gourav]

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One day I even got a survey asking me why I didn't opt for setup service when I bought an SSD. I selected both "I know how to set it up" and "it's too expensive".

 

[ReVo_007]

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There is an additional data transfer charge, are you kidding me now :/

 

[nRiTeCh]

There is an additional data transfer charge, are you kidding me now :/

The engineer opens up an additional data lane post payment

 

[lockhrt999]

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There are people who call electrician to change the light bulb.

 

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[solo_wing]

Amazon mein yeh normal hai.
They keep doing this.

 

[gourav]

Not saying everyone should know how to change an SSD and install an OS, but 750 sounds like a bit much. And the additional charges beyond 100 GB is just outrageous. At USB3 speeds, it takes 7 seconds for a GB from a 3.5" HDD.

 

[StygianClaw]

There is an additional data transfer charge, are you kidding me now :/

I'd like to believe that a chad from r/DataHoarder made the tech migrate his Petabyte class collection before they patched the loophole with this clause.

 

[lockhrt999]

Not saying everyone should know how to change an SSD and install an OS, but 750 sounds like a bit much. And the additional charges beyond 100 GB is just outrageous. At USB3 speeds, it takes 7 seconds for a GB from a 3.5" HDD.

One of my friend who is a computer engineer graduate from a prestigious govt engineering college works in linux driver dept of a famous gfx maker. He wasn't sure if he could replace hdd with ssd so he happily paid for such service a few months ago.

There's a demand for such services and people would happily pay twice.

 

[enthusiast29]

One of my friend who is a computer engineer graduate from a prestigious govt engineering college works in linux driver dept of a famous gfx maker. He wasn't sure if he could replace hdd with ssd so he happily paid for such service a few months ago.

There's a demand for such services and people would happily pay twice.

Exactly and such computer technical services are even more popular and appreciated in foreign countries.
this charge around $10 is nothing when compared to charges there.

People think if it takes hardly few minutes to do something why pay more for it. Thing is you're not paying for the person's time but for his skill/experience and knowledge and especially for taking the worry off your mind.

 

[animishticomb]

Exactly and such computer technical services are even more popular and appreciated in foreign countries.
this charge around $10 is nothing when compared to charges there.

People think if it takes hardly few minutes to do something why pay more for it. Thing is you're not paying for the person's time but for his skill/experience and knowledge and especially for taking the worry off your mind.

Interesting very interesting.. I guess it is actually quite a western thing to do... For me since childhood we have been taught apna kaam swayam karo.. Granted the irony as we rely on helpers more than the west but I cannot bring myself to pay for services that I can do even though technically my time is worth more based on just salary

 

[burntwingzZz]

just imagine ordering nvme SSD in remote location the chap travels there and finds a laptop whch doesnt have nvme slot and the fight between customer for payment of rs 750

 

[john1911]

People think if it takes hardly few minutes to do something why pay more for it. Thing is you're not paying for the person's time but for his skill/experience and knowledge and especially for taking the worry off your mind.

I agree with you on most parts but technician here won't be providing good service. They will install their bootlegged copy of windows (downloaded from god knows where) on the machine, won't understand the licensing or even try to keep the Windows Edition same as the one previously installed. Same goes for Office and any other commonly used programs.

 

[enthusiast29]

I agree with you on most parts but technician here won't be providing good service. They will install their bootlegged copy of windows (downloaded from god knows where) on the machine, won't understand the licensing or even try to keep the Windows Edition same as the one previously installed. Same goes for Office and any other commonly used programs.

Sill better than nothing for someone who doesn't know shit about software and just uses for documents and web browsing.
If anyone has in-depth knowledge about all the stuff you mentioned they'd certainly know about how to install them.

 

[dexterz]

Exactly and such computer technical services are even more popular and appreciated in foreign countries.
this charge around $10 is nothing when compared to charges there.

People think if it takes hardly few minutes to do something why pay more for it. Thing is you're not paying for the person's time but for his skill/experience and knowledge and especially for taking the worry off your mind.

There is definitely a target group for this. People savvy enough to order items but don't have the know how or time to do it themselves.