Samsung claims unprecedented demand of Galaxy Z Fold7; says stocked out in select markets in India
Galaxy Z Fold 7
in India. The company has now announced that Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is officially sold out in select markets across the country. The company also revealed that it is ramping up production at its Noida manufacturing facility to meet what it described as "unprecedented demand." This response is followed by earlier revelation of the company that it had eceived a record 210,000 pre-orders for Galaxy Z Fold 7 within just 48 hours.
'We would like to thank India's tech-savvy consumers for giving the Galaxy Z Fold7 a blockbuster start. We are aware that many markets in the country are facing a shortfall due to huge demand. We are working overtime to ensure adequate supplies of our most advanced smartphone, to enable customers to enjoy the Galaxy Z Fold7 at the earliest. The strong demand is coming from both retail markets and online platforms,' said Raju Pullan, Senior Vice President, MX Business, Samsung India.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 price in India
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, touted as the company's thinnest foldable yet, will start at Rs 1,74,999 for the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage variant. The 12GB + 512GB model is priced at Rs 1,86,999, while the top-tier 16GB + 1TB configuration will be available for Rs 2,10,999.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 offers
Model Name
Pre-Order Benefits
Storage Upgrade Offer
No Cost EMI
Galaxy Z Fold7
Rs 12,000 worth of benefits
Pre-order 256GB, receive 512GB
Up to 24 months
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