Amazon India lightning deals

t3chg33k said:
The benefit is that this is the most common format on high seas, Amazon auto-converts it
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And surrender back all of your plundered loot just like that ?
Mods, can we request for all the Kindle related posts be moved to a separate thread ? Thanks.
 
Feeling adventurous so looking to buy an angle grinder for DIY home projects, any good deal or recommendation? All youtube videos says Bosch or Black and decker so would like to know hands on experience.
 
solo_wing said:
Whoa! Rs 22000 watch for Rs 1900...sahi hai.

Will leave others to advice as never used Firebolt .
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22,000 is the marked up price but seems like the price usually fluctuates between 2000 and 2500. 1900 seems like a fare price to grab it. By the looks, the watch is good.

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ramaprasad4u said:
22,000 is the marked up price but seems like the price usually fluctuates between 2000 and 2500. 1900 seems like a fare price to grab it. By the looks, the watch is good.

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Many people use Keepa including myself, which does the same thing with price tracking. The main thing I wanted to know if there are better options at +/- 2000 rupees price range.
Should have made that clear from the start. Obviously the whole 21999 price is complete nonsense. I never at any point thought the value was actually that. :)
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The_King said:
Many people use Keepa including myself, which does the same thing with price tracking. The main thing I wanted to know if there are better options at +/- 2000 rupees price range.
Should have made that clear from the start. Obviously the whole 21999 price is completely nonsense. I never at any point thought the value was acutally that. lol
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Just get a classic watch for that price, it will serve you longer and reliable.
If you are looking for fitness tracker and health services, there are better options available but it's a different category.
Meanwhile these pseudo "smartwatches" are not good at anything perticular, more points of failure/unreliable. They are only good for weeks or months before you realise it's a hassle rather than convenience or they broke before a year.
For allrounder, the Galaxy watch 4 classic is really good for around 7k , and considering its recent prices, I think they will drop to as low as 6k with cards/coupons and stuff in upcoming big sales.
I have the watch 4 classic and I'm still debating myself if I really need it, I mean it's nice to have it but do I REALLY need it? Not sure yet, but if I were to invest more money into it and get a silver protective case and metal strap to give it a classic watch looking, now that's tempting and a reason to keep it for long, because without it, the looks of the watch aren't premium.
In any case, I would never even consider getting these cheap wannabe smartwatches unless they offer something perticular like fitness tracking only and be really good and reliable at it, ik they exist but these that pop up often on Indian e-commerce platforms are not those
 
kartikoli said:
Feeling adventurous so looking to buy an angle grinder for DIY home projects, any good deal or recommendation? All youtube videos says Bosch or Black and decker so would like to know hands on experience.
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Got a black n decker eons ago, used for a year initially, now occasionally to fix that no paid labor can fix.
 
Re: Fire-Boltt - first off, it sounds like a desperate attempt to mimic Boult, which has a very small brand rep but does have some.

Second, the main problem I have with these dirt cheap items (in comparison to reputed brands) is I am extremely suspicious of the quality of their circuitry, the quality of the Li ion or Li poly batteries, and their QC. No way I'm putting a Li battery on my wrist or in my ears with no assurance of good quality or QC.
 
kartikoli said:
Feeling adventurous so looking to buy an angle grinder for DIY home projects, any good deal or recommendation? All youtube videos says Bosch or Black and decker so would like to know hands on experience.
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Youtube videos are usually the worst place to look when looking for advice to buy something (especially the Videos from India). Bosch is great. Black and Decker is alright, but everything Bosch is much better built.
The_King said:
So is this a good watch or deal?

Never used a watch since school days since I always had a phone. Looking to give it a try to see what the fuss is about.
Spo2 and heart rate features and sleep and walking tracking would be good.


Anyone advice welcome sorry for the slight OT. Feel free to DM me.
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This is much better: https://www.amazon.in/Redmi-Watch-Lite-Multi-System-Standalone/dp/B09TFZG7CC
It doesn't have calling (which is useless anyway without LTE) but has GPS. My son has abused it for last 7-8 months. Other than scratches, no issues.
I shy away from these cheap chinese rebranded "Indian" products as they never work well. None of my such chinese bluetooth speakers or headphones showed the correct battery life. Whereas, things from Mi have always been reliable and dependable with accurate battery life, etc.
 
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tr27 said:
Just get a classic watch for that price, it will serve you longer and reliable.
If you are looking for fitness tracker and health services, there are better options available but it's a different category.
Meanwhile these pseudo "smartwatches" are not good at anything perticular, more points of failure/unreliable. They are only good for weeks or months before you realise it's a hassle rather than convenience or they broke before a year.
For allrounder, the Galaxy watch 4 classic is really good for around 7k , and considering its recent prices, I think they will drop to as low as 6k with cards/coupons and stuff in upcoming big sales.
I have the watch 4 classic and I'm still debating myself if I really need it, I mean it's nice to have it but do I REALLY need it? Not sure yet, but if I were to invest more money into it and get a silver protective case and metal strap to give it a classic watch looking, now that's tempting and a reason to keep it for long, because without it, the looks of the watch aren't premium.
In any case, I would never even consider getting these cheap wannabe smartwatches unless they offer something perticular like fitness tracking only and be really good and reliable at it, ik they exist but these that pop up often on Indian e-commerce platforms are not those
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I too was tempted to book the watch right away as soon as I saw the deal above but whatever you said above is exactly what I have felt and skipped the idea of getting it.
 
codwapeace said:
Youtube videos are usually the worst place to look when looking for advice to buy something (especially the Videos from India). Bosch is great. Black and Decker is alright, but everything Bosch is much better built.
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Yeah thats the reason I asked here, there are few other but its better to go with Bosch.
EHH said:
Got a black n decker eons ago, used for a year initially, now occasionally to fix that no paid labor can fix.
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Yeah, I need to clean few stains and it will take too much energy to do it with hand so better to use an angle grinder and use polishing blade to clean.

Few years back I bought cheap marble cutter thinking it will be helpful in cutting wood (which I never did) but that small investment saved my thousands of rupees when we build a room and it was used in cuttings of stones/bricks/iron rods etc....
 
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