Amazon Great Indian Festival, which is in its second week, could be live till the third week of October. As long as the sale event is live, you can grab the best deals on various electronics, like phones, smartwatches, true wireless stereo (TWS) headsets, home appliances, washing machines, refrigerators, PCs, and laptops. However, the discounts are not limited to bigger gadgets. Many PC peripherals, such as wireless and wired mice, microphones, keyboards, Bluetooth speakers, and storage devices, are also available at relatively low prices during the ongoing sale event.The US-based tech giant is offering wireless mice at relatively low prices during the ongoing Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025. The sale event usually goes live during the festive season and can be live till Diwali and other major festivals in India. The company has slashed prices on wireless mice by up to Rs. 1,000, allowing you to save as much as possible.Additionally, you can get a 10 percent instant discount of up to Rs. 1,500 on SBI Bank credit card non-EMI transactions on a minimum purchase value of Rs. 5,000. There are also cashback offers, exchange bonuses, interest-free EMI options, and bank discounts that you can avail.Here’s a list of the best deals on wireless mice from different brands like Logitech, Dell, HP, Portronics, Zebronics, and more, belonging to various price ranges, that you can get till the Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025 is live.The prices mentioned below do not include bank discounts, cashback offers, and exchange bonuses that customers can redeem for themselves to get the most for their money. This list might help you make up your mind about your next wireless mouse.We have also listed the best deals on AI productivity laptops from Asus, Acer, and Lenovo, multiple 65-inch large-screen smart TVs from Sony, Samsung, and Hisense, and Bluetooth and wired party speakers from Portronics, Boat, and Sony, that you can check out before the Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025 ends.Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025: Best Offers on Wireless Mouse Model List Price Sale Price Buying Link Logitech M196 Rs. 1,125 Rs. 790 Buy Now Zebronics Blanc Slim Rs. 799 Rs. 299 Buy Now Portronics Toad 23 Rs. 599 Rs. 264 Buy Now Logitech M186 Rs. 1,195 Rs. 399 Buy Now Portronics Toad One Rs. 1,499 Rs. 499 Buy Now HP M190 Rs. 999 Rs. 399 Buy Now Logitech M235 Rs. 1,135 Rs. 599 Buy Now Dell WM118 Rs. 1,299 Rs. 569 Buy Now Affiliate links may be automatically generated – see our ethics statement for details.
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