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OnePlus 8 Pro sale in India ends in minutes after stock runs out

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Peter 25 June 2020

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Blink and you miss it – Amazon India and OnePlus made the OnePlus 8 Pro briefly available online, but all units were gone minutes later. The phone was available on both sites, which have since hung up “out of stock” signs.

OnePlus 8 Pro sale in India ends in minutes after stock runs out

The Pro was available at INR 55,000 for the 8/128 GB model and INR 60,000 for 12/256 GB. The new Ultramarine Blue color is exclusive to the pricier tier while the other two hues (Onyx Black and Glacial Green) can be had with either storage capacity.

There were some incentives to buy, including an instant discount of INR 3,000 if you pay with an SBI card or use an EMI transaction. Carrier Jio offered benefits “worth INR 6,000” (these were actually broken up in 40 installments of discount coupons).

OnePlus 8 Pro sale in India ends in minutes after stock runs out

This sale was only for the Pro model, if you prefer the vanilla OnePlus 8 then mark June 29 on your calendar – both the vanilla and the Pro models will be back on sale at 12 noon local time.

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  • Anonymous
  • 7xY
  • 27 Jun 2020

S20, even with SD865, is definitely an inferior smartphone compared to Oneplus 8Pro. Oneplus 8Pro has better display, better camera setup (with superior IMX689), better overall system-wide optimization for high refresh display (with dedicated MEMC ch...

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  • Anonymous
  • gVF
  • 27 Jun 2020

OnePlus cannot mass produce like the others, so they don’t have a choice. U think if they have a billion to sell they would not?

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  • 7kY
  • 27 Jun 2020

Haha you should have done some research. Lot of these retailers are selling stuff brought from flash sales and selling it for 2-5k more. I got mine 2 days back at 62k for 12/256gb Ultramarine Blue version from local store. People also selling t...

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