Amazon Great Freedom Sale August 2026: Echo and Fire TV Deals

Rs. 878, stated MRP Rs. 87,800. Eight hundred and seventy-eight times one hundred is eighty-seven thousand eight hundred, exactly - no rounding, no remainder. Two other listings in this pull do the same thing at the same factor, which is what moved it from an oddity to the opening of this page. Nobody has sold a Fire TV replacement remote for eighty-seven thousand rupees and Amazon is not saying anyone did; the figure is a field on a third-party listing, and the only number here doing real work is the Rs. 878. As a product it is a replacement remote with 4.0 stars from 488 buyers, priced where replacement remotes are priced. The badge is noise.

• Price: Rs. 878 (stated MRP Rs. 87,800)
• Aisle: Replacement remote
• Key detail: stated MRP is exactly 100 times the selling price
• Discount: 99% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 86,922
• Rating: 4.0 stars from 488 ratings
• Role: Where the arithmetic starts
• Buying logic: Buy it on the Rs. 878. Compare it against the Rs. 599 remote further down this page.

Rs. 399, stated MRP Rs. 39,900. This is a piece of moulded silicone that slips over a remote, and its stated maximum retail price is roughly what a mid-range laptop costs. The reason it is seated here rather than dismissed is that it is the second of three listings in this pull with a stated MRP of exactly one hundred times the price, which is a data pattern rather than three independent pricing decisions. An MRP entered in paise and rendered as rupees would produce exactly this, and that is the most economical explanation we can think of - but we cannot see the seller's data entry from outside and we are not asserting it. The listing publishes no rating.

• Price: Rs. 399 (stated MRP Rs. 39,900)
• Aisle: Remote cover
• Key detail: Rs. 399 against a stated Rs. 39,900 - the same 100x relationship
• Discount: 99% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 39,501
• Rating: Amazon publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: Same factor, smaller number
• Buying logic: A Rs. 399 remote cover is a Rs. 399 remote cover. Ignore the percentage entirely.

Rs. 689, stated MRP Rs. 68,900. Three listings in this pull print 99 per cent off, and all three are third-party accessories with an MRP exactly one hundred times their price. Not one Amazon-made device in the same searches comes within sixty points of that badge. That is the shape of this whole page in a sentence. On the product itself the evidence is thin - 3.6 stars from 15 buyers - and for a voice remote the thing worth knowing before buying is which Fire TV generation it actually pairs with, which the listing states and we have not tested.

• Price: Rs. 689 (stated MRP Rs. 68,900)
• Aisle: Replacement remote
• Key detail: the third listing here whose MRP is 100x its price
• Discount: 99% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 68,211
• Rating: 3.6 stars from 15 ratings
• Role: Third listing, same 100x
• Buying logic: Thin evidence. Check generation compatibility before ordering, not after.

Rs. 419, stated MRP Rs. 2,999. This is the useful comparison to the Rs. 878 listing at the top of the page, because it is the same seller selling the same class of product with a stated MRP that reads like something a person chose. The badge falls from 99 to 86 and the actual price falls too, to Rs. 419. Nine hundred and eighty-one buyers have rated it, averaging 3.6, which for a replacement remote is roughly the score this category lives at - people buy them when the original is lost and grade them on whether the pairing works first time.

• Price: Rs. 419 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Aisle: Replacement remote
• Key detail: the same seller's remote at a stated MRP that is not 100x
• Discount: 86% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 2,580
• Rating: 3.6 stars from 981 ratings
• Role: Same seller, honest MRP
• Buying logic: The cheapest working replacement remote here. Grade it on pairing, not on finish.

Rs. 284, stated MRP Rs. 999. Ten thousand four hundred and fifty-four people have rated a silicone remote cover, which is more evidence than exists for the Rs. 21,999 Echo Show 8, the Rs. 24,878 Echo Studio and the Rs. 9,999 Echo Dot Max put together. That is not a comment on the products; it is what happens when a cheap accessory has been on sale for years and an expensive device launched last quarter. At 4.3 stars the verdict is settled: it fits, it grips, and it stops the remote disappearing into a sofa. Check the model year in the title against your own remote before ordering.

• Price: Rs. 284 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Aisle: Remote cover
• Key detail: 10,454 ratings - one of the most-reviewed listings in the whole pull
• Discount: 72% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 715
• Rating: 4.3 stars from 10,454 ratings
• Role: Most-reviewed cover here
• Buying logic: The remote-loss insurance policy, at 8 per cent of a new stick.

Rs. 599, stated MRP Rs. 1,999. Twelve thousand nine hundred and seventy-one ratings averaging 4.6 is the best combination of volume and score anywhere in this pull, and it belongs to a third-party replacement remote rather than to anything Amazon makes. For the specific job - the original remote is lost or the volume buttons have died - this is the listing with the most owner evidence behind it, at a third of what a whole new Fire TV Stick HD costs. What we cannot tell you from a listing is longevity; voice remotes fail at the microphone and the buttons, and neither shows up in a first-week review.

• Price: Rs. 599 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Aisle: Replacement remote
• Key detail: 12,971 ratings at 4.6 - the best-evidenced accessory here
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,400
• Rating: 4.6 stars from 12,971 ratings
• Role: Best-evidenced accessory
• Buying logic: Cheaper than replacing the stick. Confirm your stick's generation first.

Rs. 497, stated MRP Rs. 1,999. The Kindle Paperwhite seated later on this page is Rs. 16,999, so this case costs about three per cent of the device - the cheapest insurance on this page against the single most common way an e-reader dies, which is a screen cracked in a bag. Four and a half stars from 526 buyers. The 12th-generation Paperwhite changed dimensions from the previous model, so the one specification that matters here is the generation in the title, and a case bought for the wrong generation is the most common complaint in this category.

• Price: Rs. 497 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Aisle: Kindle case
• Key detail: Rs. 497 against a Rs. 16,999 reader - 3 per cent of the device price
• Discount: 75% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,502
• Rating: 4.5 stars from 526 ratings
• Role: Case at 3% of the reader
• Buying logic: Match the generation to your reader. Everything else about a case is taste.

Rs. 3,499, stated MRP Rs. 5,499. Across thirteen first-party device listings this is the deepest badge, and it is worth holding on to while reading the rest of the page: Amazon's own hardware in the Great Freedom Sale runs from 5 per cent to 36, while the accessories in the same search results run to 99. The homepage claims up to 35 per cent off Echo and Fire TV devices, and on this evidence that claim is accurate rather than promotional. On the product: 1080p rather than 4K, 3.8 stars from 457 buyers, and the honest question is whether your television is 4K, because if it is, the stick two picks down costs Rs. 200 more.

• Price: Rs. 3,499 (stated MRP Rs. 5,499)
• Aisle: Fire TV
• Key detail: the deepest discount on any Amazon-made device in this pull
• Discount: 36% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 2,000
• Rating: 3.8 stars from 457 ratings
• Role: Deepest first-party badge
• Buying logic: Only buy this over the 4K Select if your TV is genuinely 1080p.

Rs. 3,699, stated MRP Rs. 5,499 - the identical stated MRP as the HD stick above, which is why its badge reads 33 instead of 36 despite being the newer, more capable device. Two hundred rupees is the entire price of stepping from 1080p to 4K here, and if the television can show 4K there is no argument for saving it. 3.9 stars from 459 buyers, a near-identical evidence base to the HD model. What this one does not have is Dolby Vision or the extra memory of the 4K Plus further down, which is the next Rs. 1,800 decision rather than this one.

• Price: Rs. 3,699 (stated MRP Rs. 5,499)
• Aisle: Fire TV
• Key detail: Rs. 200 more than the HD stick for 4K, off the identical stated MRP
• Discount: 33% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,800
• Rating: 3.9 stars from 459 ratings
• Role: Rs. 200 for 4K
• Buying logic: The default pick for any 4K television that does not need Dolby Vision.

Rs. 5,499, stated MRP Rs. 6,999. Four thousand and nineteen ratings averaging 4.2 make this the most thoroughly graded first-party device in the pull, which matters more than the twenty-one per cent badge. Against the Rs. 3,699 4K Select the difference is Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos audio pass-through and more memory, which in practice shows up as an interface that stays quick eighteen months in rather than as a visibly better picture on day one. Against the Rs. 12,999 Fire TV Cube it gives up hands-free voice and an ethernet port. This is the middle of that ladder and the volume seller.

• Price: Rs. 5,499 (stated MRP Rs. 6,999)
• Aisle: Fire TV
• Key detail: 4,019 ratings - the most-reviewed first-party device on this page
• Discount: 21% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,500
• Rating: 4.2 stars from 4,019 ratings
• Role: Most-reviewed Fire TV
• Buying logic: The pick if you keep streaming sticks for years rather than months.

Rs. 16,999, stated MRP Rs. 21,999 - Rs. 5,000 off, which is the largest rupee saving on any Amazon device in this pull even though 23 per cent is not the largest badge. Four and a half stars from 1,142 buyers is also the strongest rating on the page. The e-reader is the one device category here where the case for buying is simple to state: it does one thing, the hardware barely changes between generations, and the seven-inch glare-free screen is the reason people who read in the sun own one. The countervailing fact is that the previous generation, if you can still find it, does most of this for less.

• Price: Rs. 16,999 (stated MRP Rs. 21,999)
• Aisle: E-reader
• Key detail: 4.5 stars from 1,142 buyers - the highest-rated device seated here
• Discount: 23% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 5,000
• Rating: 4.5 stars from 1,142 ratings
• Role: Highest-rated device here
• Buying logic: Buy on the Rs. 5,000 off, not on the 23 per cent. Check the older model's price first.

Rs. 9,999, stated MRP Rs. 12,999. This is Amazon's new large Dot, and the number worth noticing is not the 23 per cent badge but the 52 ratings. The Echo Dot (5th Gen) seated later on this page has 13,265. One of those two products has been graded by a city's worth of owners and the other by a bus queue, and the newer one costs twice as much. Nothing here says the Dot Max is worse - 3.9 stars is a middling early score and early scores move - but a Rs. 10,000 speaker with 52 reviews is a purchase made on the brand rather than on evidence.

• Price: Rs. 9,999 (stated MRP Rs. 12,999)
• Aisle: Smart speaker
• Key detail: 52 ratings - the newest speaker here and the least documented
• Discount: 23% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 3,000
• Rating: 3.9 stars from 52 ratings
• Role: Newest speaker, thinnest evidence
• Buying logic: Wait a quarter for the reviews unless you specifically want the bigger driver.

Rs. 11,867, stated MRP Rs. 14,289. Read this against the standalone Echo Show 5 seated three picks below: Rs. 10,990, badged 8 per cent. The bundle badge is more than twice as deep and the bundle costs Rs. 877 more, because a Wipro smart bulb has been added to both sides of the sum - to the price you pay and to the MRP the percentage is computed from. Whether that is a good deal depends entirely on whether you want the bulb, which is the question the badge is not asking. The combo listing publishes no rating of its own; the standalone display it contains has 259.

• Price: Rs. 11,867 (stated MRP Rs. 14,289)
• Aisle: Smart display combo
• Key detail: Rs. 877 more than the standalone Show 5, on a badge nine points deeper
• Discount: 17% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 2,422
• Rating: Amazon publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: A deeper badge for more money
• Buying logic: Only if you were going to buy a smart bulb anyway. Otherwise buy the display alone.

Rs. 9,369, stated MRP Rs. 11,289. The Echo Spot on its own, seated later on this page, is Rs. 8,490 and badged 6 per cent. Here it is bundled with a Wipro 16A smart plug, and the badge nearly triples while the price goes up by Rs. 879. That is the entire mechanism of a combo listing: add a cheap item to both numbers and the percentage grows. A 16A smart plug is a genuinely useful thing if you want to switch a geyser or an air conditioner from a phone, and roughly a Rs. 900 item on its own, so this is not a bad bundle - it is simply not an extra eleven per cent off a clock. One rating.

• Price: Rs. 9,369 (stated MRP Rs. 11,289)
• Aisle: Smart display combo
• Key detail: one rating - and Rs. 879 more than the same clock sold alone
• Discount: 17% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,920
• Rating: 5.0 stars from 1 ratings
• Role: Same clock, plus a plug
• Buying logic: Fair if you want the plug. The badge is not evidence that you do.

Rs. 21,999, stated MRP Rs. 24,999. Three thousand rupees off is a real saving in money terms and twelve per cent is a shallow badge, which is the ordinary shape of Amazon's own discounting in this sale. The 8.7-inch panel and spatial audio are the reasons to step up from the Show 5 at half the price, and the honest way to decide is what the device is for: a kitchen screen that shows a recipe and plays music does not need the bigger panel, while a device that will be video-called on does. Eighty-nine ratings is a thin base for a Rs. 22,000 purchase, and worth weighing against the Show 5's 259.

• Price: Rs. 21,999 (stated MRP Rs. 24,999)
• Aisle: Smart display
• Key detail: Rs. 3,000 off the most expensive display on this page
• Discount: 12% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 3,000
• Rating: 4.2 stars from 89 ratings
• Role: Most expensive display
• Buying logic: Step up only for video calling or as a genuine second screen.

Rs. 4,949, stated MRP Rs. 5,499. Ten per cent, or Rs. 550 off, on the single most reviewed device anywhere in this pull. That combination is the pattern that keeps recurring across our reading of this sale: the products with the most owners behind them are the ones the discounting avoids. Four point one stars from 13,265 buyers tells you what this is - a small speaker that answers questions, sets timers and controls plugs and bulbs, and is not a music system. Against the Rs. 9,999 Dot Max, the gap is bass and room-filling volume, not intelligence, and the Rs. 5,050 saved buys a great many other things.

• Price: Rs. 4,949 (stated MRP Rs. 5,499)
• Aisle: Smart speaker
• Key detail: 13,265 ratings - the most-reviewed Amazon device in the pull
• Discount: 10% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 550
• Rating: 4.1 stars from 13,265 ratings
• Role: Most-reviewed device in the pull
• Buying logic: The default Alexa speaker. Buy the Max only if you actually want it loud.

Rs. 10,990, stated MRP Rs. 11,999 - the same display that appears as a Rs. 11,867 bundle earlier on this page with a badge nine points deeper. Three and a half stars from 259 buyers is the weakest first-party score in the pull, and it is worth taking seriously rather than explaining away: on a small smart display the recurring complaints are ambient advertising on the home screen and a speaker that is adequate rather than good, and 259 people have graded it accordingly. At Rs. 10,990 the alternative worth pricing is a Rs. 4,949 Echo Dot plus a cheap wall clock.

• Price: Rs. 10,990 (stated MRP Rs. 11,999)
• Aisle: Smart display
• Key detail: 3.5 stars - the lowest-rated first-party device seated here
• Discount: 8% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,009
• Rating: 3.5 stars from 259 ratings
• Role: Lowest first-party score
• Buying logic: The weakest evidence-to-price ratio on the page. Read the reviews before buying.

Rs. 12,999, stated MRP Rs. 13,999. Seven per cent. The Cube is the only Fire TV device here with an ethernet port and hands-free voice control, and those are the two reasons to pay Rs. 7,500 more than the 4K Plus: a wired connection that does not care about the router two rooms away, and the ability to change the channel without finding the remote. Four point two stars from 284 buyers. For most flats with decent Wi-Fi the 4K Plus does the same job for less, and the honest test is whether your streaming stutters at peak hours - if it does not, the Cube is solving a problem you do not have.

• Price: Rs. 12,999 (stated MRP Rs. 13,999)
• Aisle: Fire TV
• Key detail: Rs. 1,000 off - the shallowest badge in the Fire TV line
• Discount: 7% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,000
• Rating: 4.2 stars from 284 ratings
• Role: Top of the Fire TV line
• Buying logic: Buy for ethernet and hands-free. Otherwise the 4K Plus is the same picture.

Rs. 8,490, stated MRP Rs. 8,999 - Rs. 509 off, which is six per cent, against the seventeen per cent printed on the bundled version of the identical clock earlier on this page. Four stars from 555 buyers, which is a more solid evidence base than most of the newer devices here. The Spot is a bedside object rather than a smart-home hub: a clock face you can read at night, an alarm you can set by voice, and a speaker good enough for a podcast and not for music. At Rs. 8,490 the comparison worth making is against a Rs. 4,949 Echo Dot and a Rs. 500 clock.

• Price: Rs. 8,490 (stated MRP Rs. 8,999)
• Aisle: Smart display
• Key detail: Rs. 509 off, against Rs. 1,920 off the same clock in a bundle
• Discount: 6% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 509
• Rating: 4.0 stars from 555 ratings
• Role: The clock, sold alone
• Buying logic: A bedside device. Do not buy it expecting the display to do much.

Rs. 24,878, stated MRP Rs. 26,289. Five per cent, or Rs. 1,411, off the most expensive product on this page during a sale that advertises up to 35 per cent off Echo devices - and that is not a contradiction, because 'up to' is doing exactly what it says. The Studio is a spatial-audio speaker with Dolby Atmos support, which puts it in competition with dedicated hi-fi and soundbars rather than with the rest of the Echo line. This listing publishes no rating at all, so on a Rs. 25,000 purchase there is no owner evidence here to weigh; the reviews on the standalone Studio listings elsewhere on Amazon are the place to look before committing.

• Price: Rs. 24,878 (stated MRP Rs. 26,289)
• Aisle: Smart speaker
• Key detail: the most expensive device here and the shallowest badge on the page
• Discount: 5% off a stated MRP, a gap of Rs. 1,411
• Rating: Amazon publishes no rating on this listing
• Role: Shallowest badge on the page
• Buying logic: If you want it, the price is the price. This is not a sale item in any real sense.