During the Prime Day sales on July 15 and July 16, Sony’s audio products will be available at up to 50% off on purchases. Headphones, Earbuds, Neckbands, Bluetooth Speakers, and Sound systems are included in this list.

Headphones

The Sony WH-1000XMS Wireless headphones are at Rs 29,501 from the retail price of Rs 34,990, Sony WH-CH720Z headphones are at Rs 9,990 from the retail price of Rs 14,990, Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones are at Rs 22,990 from the retail price of Rs 29,990, Sony WH-XB910N headphones are at Rs 13,990 from the retail price of Rs 19,990 and Sony WH-1000XMS headphones are at Rs 28,990 from the retail price of Rs 28,990.

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Earbuds

the Sony WF-1000XM4 earbuds are at Rs 16,490 from the retail price of Rs 24,990, the Sony WF-C500 earbuds is at Rs 5,125 from the retail price of Rs 8,990, Sony LinkBuds S WF-LS900N earbuds are at Rs 16,490 from the retail price of Rs 24,990, Sony LinkBuds WF-L900 earbuds are at Rs 12,990 from the retail price of Rs 19,990 and the Sony LinkBuds WF-L900 Earbuds are at Rs 11,500 from the retail price of Rs 19,990.

Neckband

Sony WI-C100 neckband is at Rs 1,649 from the retail price of Rs 2,790 Sony WI-C100 Neckband is at Rs 1,649 from the retail price of Rs 2,790, Sony WI-C100 Neckband is at Rs 1,699 from the retail price of Rs 2,790 and Sony WI-C100 Neckband is at Rs 1,699 from the retail price of Rs 2,790,

Bluetooth Speakers

Sony SRS-XE200 X-Series Bluetooth speaker is at Rs 12,949 from the retail price of Rs 15,990, Sony SRS-XE300 X-Series Bluetooth speaker is at Rs 16,349 from the retail price of Rs 24,990, Sony SRS-XB33 Bluetooth speaker is at Rs 14,990 from the retail price of Rs 15,990, Sony SRS-XP500 Bluetooth Party Speaker is at Rs 27,990 from the retail price of Rs 35,990, Sony SRS-XP700 Bluetooth Party Speaker is at Rs 37,990 from the 51,990 and Sony SRS-XG500 Bluetooth Party Speaker is at Rs 32,890 from the retail price of Rs 39,990.

Sound Systems

Sony HT-S400 2.1ch Soundbar with subwoofer is at Rs 21,990 from the retail price of Rs 26,990, Sony HT-S20R Real 5.1ch Soundbar with subwoofer and compact rear speakers are at Rs 17,990 from the retail price of Rs 23,990, Sony HT-S40R Soundbar with subwoofer and compact rear speakers are at Rs 26,690, Sony HT-A7000 A series Soundbar with subwoofer and compact rear speakers are at Rs 1,66,980 from the retail price of Rs 2,15,970, Sony HT-A5000 A series Soundbar is at Rs 85,990 from the retail price of Rs 1,04,990, Sony HT-A3000 A Series Soundbar is at Rs 57,990 from the retail price of Rs 69,990 and Sony HT-A9 A Series Home Theatre system is at Rs 1,42,006 from the retail price of Rs 1,69,990.

Disclaimer: This article has been published based on the details given on Amazon. The Tech Outlook won’t be responsible for any issues regarding the purchase of these products.

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A 5% cashback on every Uber ride is available with Amazon Pay Balance for Amazon Prime Users.

Prime members can get 5% cash back on unlimited rides and across all Uber ride options like cabs, auto, rentals, and moto when using Amazon Pay as their payment option. Of the 5%, users will get 4% as Uber credit and 1% as Amazon Pay Rewards.

To know more about the scheme click here

To get this offer, Sign in to your Uber account and link your Amazon Pay account. After linking the account, choose Amazon Pay as the payment method. Now book your ride and get 5% back after your ride is complete.

Amazon Prime

Normal Amazon users can join Amazon Prime at Rs 999/year for a limited period offer. Amazon Prime is a paid subscription service by Amazon that gives access to additional services otherwise unavailable or available at a premium to other Amazon customers.

With one membership, users will have access to Prime Day Launches, Prime Day Deals, Free One-Day Deals, Prime Video, Prime Offers, Unlimited 5% cashback, Prime Music, Prime Gaming, and Prime Reading.

Starters can try Amazon Prime for Free for a 30-day free trial. After 30 days, users will be automatically charged Rs 1,499 per year. This can be canceled anytime.

There are 3 Premium subscription packs available for users, a monthly pack at Rs 299 where you can pay via UPI or select credit /debit cards, a 3-month pack at Rs 599 where you can pay via UPI or select credit/debit cards, and a 12-month pack where you can pay by all electronic methods.

There is a youth offer where 18 – 24-year-olds can join Amazon Prime at 50% off from the normal packages.

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Amazon stocks rally up by 17%. During COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce sites were playing a major role. Amazon.com Inc, is the United States based giant. However, the pandemic caused disruptions in the supply chain. To meet the demands, Amazon was investing enormously in managing disruptions.

What are the steps that Amazon.com took?

1. Firstly, Amazon.com Inc signed bonuses for workers to stay ahead in a tightening labor market by attracting labor.
2. Secondly, it has paid more for shipping to get the right warehouse for storage.
3. Thirdly, in order to compensate the increase in the cost of shipping and labor wages, Amazon.com increases the price of Amazon prime subscription.

How do these changes in Amazon.com affect you?

Its noteworthy that the changes are exclusively made for users for the United States. There might be some ways how Amazon stocks rally up by 17% affects you.

• It is the biggest profit in the court of Amazon.com Inc since October 2009. It is a good news for investors as the income during the holiday quarter is double from the last year, stands at $14.3 billion.
• Amazon prime provides facilities of fast shipping and media services. The charges of monthly subscription will go up from $12.99 to $14.99. The charges of annual subscription will go up from $119 to $139.
• The changes in Amazon prime will come in effect from 18th February 2022.
• Ad and cloud business soars.
• Amazon Web Services (AWS) outperforms Microsoft corp and Alphabet Inc. AWS spends 33% cloud infrastructure while others stand at 22% for Microsoft and 9% for Alphabet’s Google.
• Moreover, Amazon’s ad revenue reports an increase of 32% in the fourth quarter which is higher than Youtube owned by Alphabet.

Currently, there are over 200 million subscribers of Amazon Prime.

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State-owned telco BSNL is giving away free Amazon Prime subscription worth Rs 999 at no extra cost to its postpaid consumers. Customers opting for postpaid plans at Rs 399 and above will can avail of the offer. Besides, BSNL broadband users with plans more than Rs 745 can also get the Amazon Prime subscription for free. Considering the ongoing lockdown period and added demand for OTT platforms, these plans can come in handy for its users.

Here is how eligible users can use the subscription to Amazon Prime: Go on the website of BSNL and fill out the essential information like your BSNL cell phone number, email ID, circle, and state. You can make an Amazon account by putting in credentials.

Users should keep these criteria in mind to get the subscription. In case a postpaid user is going to redeem the subscription, he must note that the user’s plan should be in the “Active” state. Users must note that the offer is not available for existing Amazon Prime users. The offer is not available for service numbers.

The telco also offers advanced rental postpaid plans, Telecom Talk reports. A postpaid subscriber can get a 12-month subscription by paying for just 11 months with a free Amazon subscription. The user can also get a subscription for 24 months by paying just for 21 months.

In this way, a BSNL postpaid user can avail all benefits and a subscription to Amazon Prime for 2 years. Some prepaid offers like the one for Rs 98, which comes at a validity of 22 days offer 2GB daily data comes with a free subscription of Eros Now.

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