Kilimall targets Kenyan smartphone customers with discounts on realme brands
Kenya’s online shopping platform Kilimall has announced the flash sale of three flagship realme smartphones on Friday 27 November 2020 as part of Black Friday.
Customers will get to own the realme smartphones at reduced prices during designated flash sale times.
The latest news happening at a time when the phone maker continues to make successful inroads into the Kenyan markets buoyed by the partnership it continues to enjoy with e-commerce shops and other stores.
On the offer day, The realme C15, 4+64 GB, will cost Sh14,999 with its flash sale happening at 6pm, the realme C15, 4+128GB, whose flash sale will take place at 8pm will go for Sh17,999 while realme 6 will retail at Sh26,999 with customers enjoying its flash sale at 10am.
Having entered the market this year, realme has left the Kenyan customers spoilt for choice with an array of innovative gadgets among them the realme 7i, realme C3, realme C11, realme C12 and realme C6 smartphones and realme Band, Air Neo and Buds Q. This, as the company continues to redefine the Kenyan smartphone market with innovative brands whose focus is the middle class and the young, urbane customers.
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