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OnePlus 3T, Accessories, and More at Re. 1 in OnePlus December Dash Sale .(Open for all oneplus.net shipping countries)

After the Diwali Dash, OnePlus is now hosting a December Dash sale. The OnePlus December Dash Sale will be held all through the month, and registered users stand a chance to purchase the newly released OnePlus 3T for just Re. 1 from the company's online store.
(You can use the link given below)

LINK - https://oneplusstore.in/december?_act_referrer=15637888

The OnePlus December Dash Sale sale will be conducted on December 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 12pm to 6pm IST on the online store. Through this Dash sale, users stand a chance to buy the OnePlus 3T, OnePlus accessories, cases, covers, and other products for just Re. 1. To register, the user must get their OnePlus account ready, verify their mobile number, and fill in address and card details. It is also mandatory to share the event to their respective social channels thereafter to complete their registration process.
Registered users then earn points for every person who signs up through their share link. To earn a OnePlus 3T 128GB, the user must earn as many as 300 points. Once these points are earned, and the OnePlus 3T smartphone is claimed, the user must checkout by paying Re. 1 within three hours. Post the stipulated time frame; the OnePlus 3T unit will be removed from the user's cart.

Moto 360 (2nd Gen) to launch in India on December 1
Motorola has sent out block your date notices to the media, with clear indications that the Moto 360 will be launched on December 1.

The second generation Moto 360 smartwatch is finally coming to India. The company has sent out block your date notices to the media for December 1, with the hashtag MotoTimeHack. While the invite doesn’t specifically state that the Moto 360 will be launched on that date, the round there’s a round Android Wear dial on the image, which can mean only one thing.
The second generation Moto 360 was announced at IFA, Berlin this year and retains the basic overall looks of its predecessor. Motorola though has moved the button on the watch, from a 3’o’clock to 2’o’clock position, while also making some internal changes in the device’s processing power. The device has been selling in some overseas markets for a while now, making it long overdue in India.