Samsung Opens Pre-Reservations in India for Next-Gen Galaxy Devices Ahead of July 9 Launch
New Delhi – Samsung has officially announced the pre-reservation window for its upcoming Galaxy devices in India, ahead of their global launch on July 9. The new lineup promises a leap in innovation with a reimagined AI-powered interface and cutting-edge hardware.
Indian customers can pre-reserve these next-generation Galaxy devices starting today by paying a token amount of Rs 2,000. Those who pre-reserve will receive exclusive benefits worth up to Rs 5,999 on final purchase, along with priority delivery.
Pre-reservations are open across major platforms including Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, Amazon.in, Flipkart, and other leading offline retail outlets across the country.
Samsung says the new devices are designed around what consumers need most — powerful performance, advanced camera systems, and more intelligent ways to stay connected. The core highlight of the upcoming launch is the company's expanded vision for Galaxy AI, which aims to enhance not just what the phone can do, but how users interact with it.
The company is expected to unveil its latest foldables, wearables, and AI features during its Galaxy Unpacked event on July 9.
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