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Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022 Begins for Plus Members: All You Need to Know

Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022 has begun exclusively for Flipkart Plus members. For the remaining customers, the sale will begin from Friday. Flipkart is offering up to 80 percent discount on electronic gadgets or devices like laptops, mobiles, smartwatches, TVs, and more. In addition, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank card holders can obtain an instant 10 percent discount on their purchases. Flipkart is also offering new customers a discount of Rs. 100, if they sign up during the sale.

Flipkart Plus members can right now take advantage of the deals and offers being provided during the Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022. Flipkart has revealed that this sale will be live until September 30. During this period, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank customers can get a 10 percent instant discount on their purchases.

In addition, Flipkart Axis Bank Credit Card holders can avail an 8 percent discount and cashback offers up to 5 percent. The Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022 brings new ‘Crazy Deals’ every day at 12am, 8am, and 4pm. There are also ‘Rush Hour’ deals providing ‘Early Bird Specials’ and ‘Tick Tock Deals’ bringing new offers every hour at the lowest prices.

Several smartphones from popular brands like Apple, Samsung, Google, and more are available at discounted prices. Flipkart is also providing great exchange offers, No Cost EMI deals, and screen damage protection. Here is a list of some of the top smartphones that are being offered at reduced prices during the sale.

Furthermore, keep an eye out for flash sales on electronic devices and accessories during the Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022. There is also up to 80 percent discount available on laptops, tablets, headphones, smartwatches, gaming accessories, and more. To get more insights on the best offers available during the Flipkart sale, users can go through a detailed list here.

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MacBook Air (M1) Teased to Cost Less Than Rs. 70,000 During Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022

Apple MacBook Air (M1) could go get a massive price cut during the upcoming Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022, which will begin on Friday. According to an alleged listing spotted on the Flipkart app by a reliable tipster, the 16GB model of the MacBook Air (M1) may be available for under Rs. 70,000. This M1-powered laptop was launched by Apple in 2020. It features a 13.3-inch Retina IPS display with a 2,560×1,600 resolution and 400 nits of brightness.

According to a tweet by tipster Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings), a 16GB variant of the MacBook Air (M1) will be available for Rs. 69,490 or less during the upcoming Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022.

Currently, the base MacBook Air M1 variant with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is listed on Flipkart for Rs. 92,900. Meanwhile, the 16GB RAM + 256GB storage model is priced at Rs. 1,12,900.

The MacBook Air M1 sports a 13.3-inch IPS Retina display with a 2,560×1,600 resolution. The Apple M1 chip features an 8-core CPU, a 7/8-core GPU, and a 16-core Neural Engine. Apple claims that this laptop can provide up to 18 hours of video playback. This laptop from Apple packs up to 16GB of RAM and up to 2TB of onboard storage.

It is equipped with an HD FaceTime camera and a Touch ID sensor. The MacBook Air M1 features stereo speakers enhanced by Dolby Atmos. There is also a three-mic array and a 3.5mm headphone jack. It has a backlit Magic Keyboard and a Force Touch trackpad. This Apple laptop supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth v5.0 wireless connectivity.

In related news, Flipkart also teased that the iPhone 13 series, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 11 will be available at a discounted price on the e-commerce site during the Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022.

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Nothing Phone 1 to Be Available on Flipkart for Rs. 28,999 on September 20

Nothing Phone 1 will be available via Flipkart on Tuesday with up to Rs. 5,000 discount. There will also be an additional exchange offer available on the e-commerce site which will bring the price down further by up to Rs. 3,000. This limited time ‘Catch Me If You Can Sale’ will give potential buyers an opportunity to get their hands on the Nothing Phone 1 ahead of the upcoming Big Billion Days Sale 2022 that will begin from Friday.

Nothing Phone 1 Flipkart flash sale price, offers

The Nothing Phone 1 will be available for a discounted price on Flipkart on September 20 from 12pm. ICICI Bank and Axis Bank customers will be able to get a 10 percent instant discount on the purchase of this smartphone during the sale, which will bring the effective starting price down to Rs. 28,999. Flipkart is also offering an exchange offer discount of up to Rs. 3,000 on this handset.

Nothing had recently increased the base price of all of the Nothing Phone 1 variants by Rs. 1,000 in India, primarily citing fluctuating currency exchange rates. Currently, the Nothing Phone 1 starts at Rs. 33,999 for the base 8GB RAM + 128GB storage model. Meanwhile, the 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variant costs Rs. 36,999 and the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage version is priced at Rs. 39,999.

The Nothing Phone 1 is the first smartphone from the brand that launched in India earlier this year in July. It was previously available for a launch price of Rs. 32,999 for the base variant.

This smartphone features a 6.55-inch OLED display with a full-HD+ resolution and a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. The Nothing Phone 1 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ SoC and runs on runs Android 12. It is equipped with a 50-megapixel dual rear camera setup and a 16-megapixel selfie shooter. Its 4,500mAh battery can support 33W wired charging, 15W Qi wireless charging, and 5W reverse charging.

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Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale: Samsung Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S21 FE 5G Available With Up to 57 Percent Discount

Samsung is offering discounts of up to 57 percent on its premium and flagship smartphones during the upcoming Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022. Handsets like Galaxy S21 FE 5G, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy F13, and Galaxy F23 5G will be available with up to 57 percent discount during the festive season. The Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022 will begin on September 23 and ends on September 30. The 8-day sale will start on the same day as its rival e-commerce firm’s Amazon Great Indian Festival 2022 sale.

Samsung smartphones offer during Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale 2022

It is to be noted that Samsung has not explicitly mentioned which variants will be available with discounts. The company says that the offers can be availed during Flipkart’s Big Billion Days Sale. The offers on Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy F23 are live ahead of the sale. The offers on Galaxy S21 FE 5G will be live on September 19, and the Galaxy F13 offers will be available on September 22 for Flipkart Plus consumers.

Samsung has announced that consumers can avail a discount of 57 percent on the purchase of Galaxy S21 FE 5G at a net effective price of Rs. 31,999 (including bank offers). There is also an exchange offer of up to Rs. 24,000 and an additional Rs. 5,000 on select models. At the time of writing this report, the Galaxy S21 FE 5G price in India for 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant is listed as Rs. 49,999 (MRP: Rs. 74,999).

The Samsung Galaxy S22+ can be purchased for Rs. 59,999 after a cumulative discount. The smartphone with 8GB RAM + 128GB storage is listed at a price of Rs. 69,999 and the 8GB RAM + 256GB storage version is listed at a price of Rs. 88,999 on Flipkart. The MRP of these phones are Rs. 1,01,999 and Rs. 1,05,999.

The Samsung Galaxy F23 5G, which is currently listed at a price of Rs. 13,499 (MRP: 23,999), can be purchased for Rs. 10,999. Similarly, the Galaxy F13 will be available at a price of Rs. 8,499. The phone’s 64GB storage model is currently listed at a price of Rs. 11,999 on Flipkart.

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iPhone 13 Series, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 11 Flipkart Big Billion Days 2022 Sale Prices Teased: All Details

Flipkart has teased the discounted price of the iPhone 13 series, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 11 for its Big Billion Days 2022 sale. The e-commerce company recently announced that Flipkart Big Billion Days 2022 sale will begin on September 23 and will be live till September 30. During the sale, the online retailer will offer discounts on electronics including laptops, smartphones, smartwatches, and more. Flipkart teased the discounted prices of the iPhone models via a banner on its website and also a banner on its smartphone application.

Apple iPhone 13 series, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 11 prices during the Flipkart Big Billion Days 2022 sale

Apple iPhone 13 price will start at Rs. 49,990 or less during the Flipkart Big Billion Days 2022 sale, as teased by the banner on the website. Meanwhile, the iPhone 13 Pro price will start at Rs. 89,990 or less, and iPhone 13 Pro Max price will start at Rs. 99,990 or less, according to a banner spotted on Flipkart’s smartphone application.

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Currently, the iPhone 13 is listed on Flipkart at a starting price of Rs. 69,900. The iPhone 13 Pro is available on the online retailer’s website for a starting price of Rs. 1,19,900, while the iPhone 13 Pro Max comes at a starting price of Rs. 1,26,000.

During the Flipkart Big Billion Days 2022 sale, the iPhone 12 mini will be available at Rs. 39,990 or less, whereas the iPhone 11 price will be priced at Rs. 29,990 or less. It is worth noting that these are effective prices after discounts and offers have been applied while purchasing the smartphones. For now, the iPhone 12 mini comes at a starting price of Rs. 55,359 on the Flipkart’s website, while iPhone 11 is listed at a starting price of Rs. 43,990.

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To recall, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max were launched in September last year during the Cupertino tech giant’s ‘California Streaming’ event. The iPhone 12 mini debuted in October 2020, and the iPhone 11 was unveiled by Apple in September 2019. The vanilla iPhone 13 series is powered by an Apple A15 Bionic SoC. The iPhone 12 is powered by an Apple A14 Bionic SoC, while the iPhone 11 features an Apple A13 Bionic SoC, and a 6.1-inch display.

Recently, Flipkart announced that its Big Billion Days 2022 sale will begin on September 23 and will be live till September 30, during which the online retailer will offer discounts on several electronics including smartphones.

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ONDC to Be Open to Public Soon to Counter Amazon, Walmart’s Dominance: ONDC Exec

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) — India’s e-commerce network to end the dominance of US companies Amazon and Walmart — will be soon open to the public, said an official, as per a report. The pilot phase for India’s domestic digital commerce initiative began in April. In cities including Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Coimbatore and Shillong, the customers were allowed to do transactions on the UPI-type protocol. Through the ONDC platform, the government will mostly promote the small merchants and rural consumers. For the ease of customers in India, the app will be available in various Indian languages.

Speaking at the Saral 2022 Mega E-commerce Summit, ONDC’s Chief Business Officer Shireesh Joshi mentioned that the digital network will be open to public soon, as per a PTI report. The government has been continuously working on the platform and will schedule the availability to general public in the coming time.

ONDC is India’s domestic effort in the e-commerce space to curb the dominance of two large multinational e-commerce players — Amazon and Walmart. Both the US companies currently control more than half of India’s e-commerce trading.

ONDC will provide platform and space to small merchants and rural consumers by steeing up standards for voluntary adoption by sellers, logistics providers or payment gateways.

The platform was launched in April. The move was taken after India’s antitrust body raided several domestic sellers of Amazon and some of Walmart’s Flipkart following complete law violation accusations.

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PS5 India July 23 Restock: How to Pre-Order PlayStation 5 Digital Edition

PS5’s July restock is here, and it’s a unique one. Today at 12pm noon, only the disc-less variant of Sony’s elusive next-gen console — PS5 Digital Edition, priced at Rs. 39,990 — will be up for pre-order in India. This has never happened before, going back to the India launch of the PlayStation 5 in February 2020. In every restock since, Sony India has offered the Rs. 49,990 Blu-ray-equipped PS5 on its own, or along with the PS5 Digital Edition, and in recent months, the Gran Turismo 7 bundle. This also means that for the first time since November 2021, the more expensive PlayStation 5 won’t have a monthly restock in India. Hopefully, things return to normal in August.

If you are trying to buy PS5 Digital Edition online, you can do that on Amazon, Croma, Flipkart, Game Loot, Games The Shop, Reliance Digital, Sony Center, and Vijay Sales. You can also check out game stores near you. Those tend to be a better shot at times. Though as has been the case for over a year now — the PS5 celebrated its first birthday in India earlier in 2022 — the big concern is whether you can actually manage to buy one, given Sony India’s continued inventory struggles.

The July 23 PlayStation 5 restock is just the 11th time Sony’s disc-less PS5 is being made available for pre-order in India, since its launch in February 2020. (By contrast, interested buyers have had the opportunity to pre-order the Blu-ray-equipped variant of Sony’s flagship console 17 times now, with the June restock being the latest one.) Of course, that is far from the only hassle with buying a PlayStation 5 in India. Every single time, the likes of Croma and Games The Shop have shown themselves to be unable to handle the load. Even Amazon has had trouble a few times. Additionally, Croma, Flipkart and Reliance Digital are also known for cancelling PS5 pre-orders due to their own technical challenges.

Curiously — just as it happened in May — Sony Center website ShopAtSC hasn’t yet given us an expected shipping date for the July 23 PS5 restock. At the time of writing, its FAQ page — which continues to carry a COVID-19 boilerplate long after delivery restrictions had been removed — hasn’t been updated this time around. Going by earlier estimations, the shipping date for the new PS5 Digital Edition pre-orders should be a week to 10 days from July 23. Whatever it is, all official PS5 online retailers — including Amazon, Croma, Flipkart, GameLoot, Games The Shop, Reliance Digital, and Vijay Sales — should be in line with Sony Center. At times, we have seen some online retailers ship out their PS5 pre-orders prior to the announced delivery date too.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on ShopAtSC

Sony India’s retail shops Sony Center have their own website through which you can buy PlayStation 5. ShopAtSC offers free home delivery from the nearest Sony Center, but you can also choose to pick up from the nearest store once the first orders are shipped.

You will need an account to buy the PS5 from ShopAtSC. Create one in advance to speed up checkout. If you previously bought a PS5 Digital Edition, you won’t be able to buy another from the same account, ShopAtSC says. The site does have a notify me button in case you want to set that up.

Shop at SC offers low-cost EMIs on select credit cards, and easy EMI options on most debit and credit cards.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Amazon India

The PS5 restock is also available on Amazon’s India affiliate that will offer free home delivery across India. You don’t need to be an Amazon Prime member to get free delivery.

You will need an account to buy the PS5 Digital Edition from Amazon. Create one in advance to speed up checkout.

Amazon offers no-cost EMI on the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card, and easy EMI options on most debit and credit cards. You can get 5 percent unlimited cashback with the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card.

As this PS5 restock falls during Prime Day, you can avail any applicable Prime Day card discounts as well.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Vijay Sales

Mumbai-headquartered Vijay Sales is also offering PS5 Digital Edition on its website — its stores have also opened up across India. It too will offer free home delivery on every purchase.

You do not need an account to buy the PS5 from Vijay Sales, but you will need to provide your mobile number and email address as a guest.

Vijay Sales offers 7.5 percent instant discount up to Rs. 7,500 or Rs. 3,000 on EMI transactions with HSBC and Standard Chartered credit cards respectively. There’s also a 10 percent cashback up to Rs. 3,000 on AU Small Finance Bank debit and credit cards, and with EMI transactions on AU Small Finance Bank credit cards.

You can also avail 5 percent instant discount up to Rs. 2,000 on EMI transactions with Yes Bank credit cards. Lastly, Vijay Sales also has 5 percent cashback up to Rs. 2,000 on RBL credit and debit cards, and with EMI transactions on RBL credit cards.

There are easy EMI options on HDFC Bank debit cards and select credit cards. You can also earn Rs. 300 as part of the complimentary MYVS Rewards programme.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Flipkart

Walmart-owned Flipkart also has PlayStation 5 Digital Edition restocked for pre-orders in India. It will also offer free home delivery across India.

It’s worth noting that Flipkart has had trouble servicing both PS5 and Xbox Series X pre-orders in the past, with customers claiming they were bullied by Flipkart Support to cancel their orders.

You will need an account to buy PS5 Digital Edition from Flipkart. Create one in advance to speed up checkout.

Flipkart offers 5 percent unlimited cashback on Flipkart Axis Bank credit cards. There are also easy EMI options on most debit and credit cards.

You can also get 25 percent off Gran Turismo 7 disc — sticker price Rs. 3,148, which makes your final price Rs. 2,361 — if you buy a PS5 from Flipkart before July 31.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Croma

Tata-owned Croma will also offer PS5 Digital Edition online. Its stores are open everywhere, but PlayStation 5 can only be pre-ordered on its website. Free home delivery will be available for every order.

You will need an account to buy the PS5 from Croma. Create one in advance to speed up checkout.

Croma offers 7.5 percent cashback up to Rs. 3,000 on EMI transactions with HDFC Bank credit cards.

You can also avail easy EMI options on most credit cards, and no-cost EMI with Tata Pay.

Croma also offers a year’s worth of extended warranty for PS5 Digital Edition at Rs. 10,349.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Reliance Digital

Mukesh Ambani-run Reliance Digital will also offer PS5 Digital Edition in India. All orders will qualify for free home delivery.

It’s worth noting that Reliance Digital has had trouble servicing both PS5 and Xbox Series X pre-orders, going so far to cancel many orders because it had overbooked.

You will need an account to buy PS5 Digital Edition from Reliance Digital. Create one in advance to speed up checkout.

Reliance Digital offers easy or no-cost EMI options with most popular banks’ credit and debit cards.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Game Loot

Game reseller Game Loot is also offering the PS5 Digital Edition on sale. It too offers free home delivery all over India.

You do not need an account to buy PS5 Digital Edition from Game Loot, but you will need to provide an email address and phone number. Game Loot offers a notify-me option that will alert you when the restock happens.

Game Loot also offers six months of extended warranty for PS5 Digital Edition at Rs. 3,999.

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How to pre-order PS5 Digital Edition on Games The Shop

Dedicated games store Games The Shop will let you pre-order the PS5, replete with free home delivery across India. If its website manages to stay up, that is.

You do not need an account to buy PS5 Digital Edition from Games The Shop, but you will need to provide an email address. It too has a notify me button for stock availability.

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Walmart’s PhonePe Planning to Move Its Headquarters From Singapore to India

Walmart group digital payments firm PhonePe is planning to shift its headquarters from Singapore to India, according to a source privy to the development.

Flipkart, the largest shareholder of the firm, will continue to remain headquartered in Singapore and there is no decision to shift its base.

When contacted, a PhonePe spokesperson confirmed the development.

“We are in the process of moving our registered entity from Singapore to India,” the PhonePe spokesperson said.

An email query sent to Flipkart elicited no reply.

Flipkart had partially spun-off PhonePe in December 2020 to enable the payments firm to access dedicated capital to fund its long-term ambitions over the next three to four years.

The e-commerce firm continues to be its biggest shareholder.

As per the last fundraiser of $700 million (nearly Rs. 5,600 crore) PhonePe was valued at $5.5 billion (nearly Rs. 44,000 crore).

PhonePe had crossed the 250 million registered user milestone, with over 100 million monthly active users (MAU) generating nearly one billion digital payment transactions in October 2020.

In April, Digital payments platform PhonePe said it plans to more than double its total employee strength to 5,400 across the country by the end of December 2022 from its existing 2,600-strong workforce.

“There are about 2,800 open job positions that the company is planning to fill in the next 12 months across Bengaluru, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, and the rest of the country,” PhonePe said, adding that hiring will be across levels and functions for engineering, product, analytics, business development and sales teams.

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India’s Proposed IT Rules, Panel Formation for Content Moderation Decisions Concern US Tech Giants

US lobby groups representing Facebook and Twitter are concerned India’s plan to form a government panel to hear appeals against content moderation decisions could lack independence, documents seen by Reuters show. The proposed policy change is the latest flashpoint between India and technology giants which have for years said stricter regulations are hurting their business and investment plans. It also comes as India clashes with Twitter in a high-profile spat, which recently saw the social media firm sue the government in a local court to revoke some content removal orders.

The June proposal mandates social media companies must comply with a newly formed government panel which will decide on user complaints against content moderation decisions. The government has not specified who would be on the panel.

But the US-India Business Council (USIBC), part of the US Chamber of Commerce, and US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), have both raised concerns internally, saying the plan raises worries about how such a panel could act independently if the government controls its formation.

The rules will create a Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC) “which is entirely controlled by the (IT) Ministry, and lacks any checks or balances to ensure independence,” USIBC stated in an internal July 8 letter addressed to India’s IT ministry.

“In the absence of industry and civil society representation, such GACs may result in over regulation from the government.”

The new Indian proposal was open for public consultation until early July and no fixed date for implementation has been set.

Underscoring its concerns, USIBC noted that other countries like the European Union guarantee principles of “fairness and impartiality” in its appeal process, while a government-funded think tank in Canada recommends an “impartial dispute resolution” by a “disinterested professional body”.

The other group, USISPF too expressed concern internally in one document dated July 6, questioning “how will its (panel’s) independence be ensured.”

Together, USIBC and USISPF represent top technology companies such as Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet Inc’s Google — companies that often receive government takedown requests or carry out content review proactively.

USIBC, Facebook and Google did not respond to requests for comment, while USISPF and Twitter declined comment. India’s IT ministry did not respond.

A senior Indian official told Reuters on Wednesday the government was open to not having an appeals panel if companies come together and form their own “fairly neutral” self regulatory system of addressing user problems.

“If they don’t do it, government will have to. The panel is expected to operate independently,” said the official.

Tension flared between India and Twitter last year when the company declined to comply fully with orders to take down accounts the government said were spreading misinformation. Twitter has also faced backlash for blocking accounts of influential Indians, including politicians, citing violation of its policies.

Other US tech companies such as Mastercard, Visa, Amazon, and Walmart’s Flipkart have had a host of issues with Indian policies on data storage, stricter compliance requirements as well as some foreign investment rules many executives say are protectionist in nature.

The Indian government has said it was forced to announce the new rules in a bid to set “new accountability standards” for social media giants.

Without specifying which rights, the proposals also call for companies to “respect the rights guaranteed to users under the Constitution of India” as companies had “acted in violation” of such rights.

Both USIBC and USISPF note in their documents they believe fundamental rights in India can’t be enforced this way.

“The fundamental rights are not enforceable against private companies … The rule appears to be broad, and will be difficult to demonstrate compliance,” USIBC said.

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Nothing Phone 1 Alleged TUV SUD Listing Tips 33W Fast Charging Support

Nothing Phone 1 launch is one week away and the UK-based brand is busy teasing the specifications of its first smartphone. In a latest update, the fast charging capabilities of the handset have surfaced online via an alleged TUV SUD listing. Additionally, sale offers for the phone have also leaked. Customers could get Rs. 2,000 discount for the purchase of Nothing Phone 1 via HDFC credit card and EMI transactions. The Nothing Phone 1 will run on Nothing OS based on Android and will feature a 120Hz refresh rate display. It will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 778+ SoC.

Tipster Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) tweeted some screenshots of the alleged TUV SUD listing of the Nothing Phone 1. The handset is shown with model number A063. According to the tipster, the Nothing Phone 1 will offer support for 33W fast charging. However, the power supply unit will support up to 45W fast charging.

Separately, Sharma suggested the sale offers for Nothing Phone 1 in India. There could be a Rs. 2,000 discount for purchases of the handset using HDFC credit card and EMI transactions.

The launch of the Nothing Phone 1 will take place in London on July 12 at 8.30pm IST via a virtual event called ‘Return to Instinct’. The launch will be livestreamed via its official YouTube channel. The pre-order pass holders will be able to purchase the phone starting from 9pm on July 12 till 6pm on July 18. The first smartphone from the brand led by Carl Pei will sport a 120Hz refresh rate display and will be powered by a custom-tuned Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ chip. Nothing recently announced that the phone is made of recycled aluminium material. It will run on Nothing OS based on Android as well. It will go on sale in India via Flipkart.

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