Down from ₹1,699 this morning.
Its six-month average is ₹1,498, and it went as low as ₹1,049 last September, so ₹1,399 is fine rather than exciting.
Honestly, the magnetic snap is more useful than it sounds once you've used one on a train.
On an Android without a magnetic case, you're paying for hardware you can't use, and there are better options further down.
URBN 10000mAh MagSafe – ₹1,399
Same price, same story. This one averages ₹1,389, so no major discount here either.
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It's a solid pocket power bank, and the card offer does the work on the final number.
The Cheap Ones Nobody Advertises
boAt plain 10,000mAh models, the PB100 and PB150, sit at ₹699 and ₹799 without any sale attached.
No wireless charging, no magnets, no 65W.
For a spare that lives in a bag and gets used twice a month, they do the job for half the price of anything above.
Worth checking those before you buy a discounted one.
Where We Would Put the Money
Upgrading from nothing and want one power bank that covers most situations, the Xiaomi 4i at ₹1,999.
Carrying a laptop, the 5i at ₹3,299, sale or no sale.
Just want a backup in a bag, a ₹699 PB100, and skip the sale entirely.
The 10% HDFC card discount stacks on all of these, which is the saving that does move the final number.
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Prices move around during a sale, so check the listing before you tap buy.
