Samsung has again come up with new offers on its current flagship Samsung Galaxy S9, Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus and Samsung Galaxy S8 with up to Rs 16000 discount. These phones are true to be much anticipated which now the customers can get them on Samsung India’s online store. It seems that the company is aiming at the customers who may not be looking at the Note 9 as their new smartphone.The sale event “Move-up to Galaxy “is now on. You would pick any of these phones of you choice with exciting offers. You could also refer a friend and avail better offers and a chance for cashback.
On this Sale event, the company is offering benefits up to Rs 12,000 including cashback offers up to Rs 6,000.
Offer Details:
In order to avail, you must shop at Samsung India’s online store. Samsung is offering cashback deals for HDFC card owners for up to Rs 6,000 or Rs 6,000 discount as part of the Exchange bonus and a Rs 3,000 instant cashback that is applied during the checkout process. EMI for the smartphone starts at Rs.5740.89/month for Galaxy S9+. Users can also get up to Rs 6,000 off on select models or up to Rs 3,300 off with the help of the Samsung upgrade program. The users will get Rs 6,000 off on HDFC credit cards, and Rs 6,000 cashback on buying 256, and 128GB storage variants and Rs 5,000 off on buying the 64GB variant of the Samsung Galaxy S9. Where the EMI starts at Rs 4,824.34 per month.
As for the Galaxy Note 8, the smartphone features the best offer on the online store because you can avail an Instant Cashback of Rs.12000, which will be applied automatically at checkout, along with an additional Rs.4000 cashback with HDFC Credit Cards, marking a discount of up to Rs.16000. EMI for the smartphone starts at Rs.7543.80/month.
That means now you can buy the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus for Rs 59,900 instead of Rs 68,900 without exchange offer and for Rs 53,900 with the exchange offer.
Galaxy Note 8 is available for Rs 51,900 instead of the usual Rs 67,900 with a discount of Rs 16,000 without the exchange offer.
The Galaxy S9 is available for Rs 45,900, instead of Rs 57,990.
Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus: Specifications, Features
The Galaxy S9 Plus is the larger and more featured-enriched variant of the Galaxy S9 line-up and is better in every way imaginable. It comes with a 6.2-inch Super AMOLED display with a 2960 x 1440 resolution and 18.5:9 aspect ratio. While Galaxy S9 comes with a 5.8-inch QHD+ (1440x2960pixel) Super AMOLED display with an aspect ratio of 18.5:9. Both phones sport the Exynos 9810 if you are going to be shopping in India, with an Octa-core CPU paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB or 256GB internal storage on Galaxy S9. Galaxy S9+ comes along with 6GB of RAM, and 64GB of on-board storage.
Both devices run Android 8.0 Oreo-based Experience 9.0 UI out of the box. Galaxy S9 packs a 3,000mAh battery with support for fast charging and wireless fast charging. Where S9+ packs a bigger battery of 3500mAh, The phone also comes with a dual-camera, with the secondary camera featuring 2x optical zoom, and the smartphone featuring the first ever dual aperture camera technology.
You will be paying a higher price for this smartphone in comparison to the Galaxy S9, but in the end, but at the end, you will get the Galaxy S9+ with less than the actual price of Galaxy S9.
Galaxy Note 8: Specifications, Features
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 comes with a 6.3-inch QHD+ Super AMOLED Infinity display while running on the Exynos 8895 SoC with Octa-core CPU and Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection.
The device also comes with a Stylus, which Samsung refers to as the S Pen. The S Pen can be used for complex productivity tasks and is geared towards those users who cannot take advantage of just their finger input to get the job done.
Samsung has added 6GB RAM and 64GB internal storage along with a microSD card slot for expandable storage. The device also comes with a dual-camera (12-megapixel wide-angle+ 12-megapixel telephoto) setup and an 8-megapixel snapper up front.
The battery of the smartphone comes in at 3300mAh and it also supports Samsung’s Adaptive Fast Charging technology.
Source: BGR
