Xiaomi is bringing you an unbeatable Black Friday shopping experience from 31st October to 30th November 2024! With exclusive offers and a chance to win a Xiaomi branded family pack worth 6,000,000 naira, this is the time to grab your favorite Xiaomi products at incredible prices.
Here’s a rundown of the top offers and gifts you’ll find during this exciting shopping carnival: Amazing Deals You Don’t Want to Miss: Looking for a budget-friendly option? The Redmi 13 is perfect for you! Purchase the Redmi 13 and save up to a massive 20,000 naira on your purchase from 31st Oct to 9th Nov! A stylish smartphone with solid performance, the Redmi 13 is the ideal choice for anyone looking to maximize quality and affordability.
For those looking for power and performance, the Redmi Note 13 and Redmi Note 13 Pro come with up to 15,000 Naira off and plus a free pair of Redmi Buds 6 Play from 31st Oct to 9th Nov! These devices offer everything you need, from high-speed processing to a camera that captures memories beautifully. Pad Pro 5G offer From 31st Oct to 9th Nov, it’s not just smartphones—Xiaomi is also offering amazing deals on their tablets: Buy Redmi Pad SE and get 5,000 naira off.
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