Samsung Galaxy S24 price drops by Rs 31,000
By Ankita Garg
Amazon is running a Summer sale on its platform and is offering massive discount on the Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphone. Its price has dropped by Rs 31,000. Here are the details of the latest Samsung phone deal.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 is currently listed on Amazon at a discounted price of Rs 48,999. (Yellow and Grey model)
To recall, the Samsung Galaxy S24 was launched in India at a starting price of Rs 79,999.
This means that consumers are getting a flat discount of Rs 31,000 without any terms or conditions.
There is also up to Rs 1,750 bank discount offers on Amazon and people can also consider exchange offers to buy this compact device at a very low price.
It is worth noting that the mentioned offer is for the 128GB storage model. Other storage models have also received discounts on Amazon.
The Galaxy S24 comes in four colour variants: Amber Yellow, Cobalt Violet, Marble Grey, and Onyx Black.
Since this is a flagship, you can expect powerful performance out of the box, be it gaming or general tasks.
The Galaxy S24 has a 6.4-inch display, which is great for binge watching and quite bright outdoors. The colours are rich and the panel has minimal bezels around it.
For your reference, the Galaxy S24 is powered by Samsung Exynos 2400 SoC and a 4,000mAh battery.
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