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Samsung Galaxy S10 Series Price Dropped by INR 29,100 in India
According to Samsung India’s official website, the prices for the Galaxy S10 series have been dropped by up to INR 29,100. Following the recent launch of the Galaxy S20 series, the brand has officially announced a permanent price cut for the Galaxy S10, S10+ and the S10e while the discounted prices ...
According to Samsung India’s official website, the prices for the Galaxy S10 series have been dropped by up to INR 29,100. Following the recent launch of the Galaxy S20 series, the brand has officially announced a permanent price cut for the Galaxy S10, S10+ and the S10e while the discounted prices vary accordingly.
The Samsung Galaxy S10 series was launched back in 2019 while the brand has not offered any steep price cut to the smartphones before this. The Galaxy S10 128GB variant which was originally priced at INR 71,000 is now available in the market at a price tag of INR 54,900, getting an instant price drop of INR 16,100. In addition to this, the 512GB variant of the S10 is now priced at INR 59,900, getting a discount of INR 25,000 from its original price tag of INR 84,900.
Similarly, the Samsung Galaxy S10e with 128GB internal storage, originally priced at INR 55,900, is now available at a revised price tag of INR 47,900 after getting a price drop of INR 8,000. The Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black variant with a 512GB internal storage is the one that has received the biggest price cut of INR 29,100. The smartphone is now available in India at a price tag of INR 69,900 from its original price tag of INR 99,000. Here is the revised Samsung Galaxy S10 series price list:
1. Samsung Galaxy S10 (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 71,000
New Price Tag: INR 54,900
Difference: INR 16,100
2. Samsung Galaxy S10 (512GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 84,900
New Price Tag: INR 59,900
Difference: INR 25,000
3. Samsung Galaxy S10e (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 55,900
New Price Tag: INR 47,900
Difference: INR 8,000
4. Samsung Galaxy S10+ (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 79,000
New Price Tag: INR 61,900
Difference: INR 17,100
5. Samsung Galaxy S10+ (512GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 99,000
New Price Tag: INR 69,900
Difference: INR 29,100
Source: Samsung India
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Similarly, the Samsung Galaxy S10e with 128GB internal storage, originally priced at INR 55,900, is now available at a revised price tag of INR 47,900 after getting a price drop of INR 8,000. The Galaxy S10+ Ceramic Black variant with a 512GB internal storage is the one that has received the biggest price cut of INR 29,100. The smartphone is now available in India at a price tag of INR 69,900 from its original price tag of INR 99,000. Here is the revised Samsung Galaxy S10 series price list:
1. Samsung Galaxy S10 (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 71,000
New Price Tag: INR 54,900
Difference: INR 16,100
2. Samsung Galaxy S10 (512GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 84,900
New Price Tag: INR 59,900
Difference: INR 25,000
3. Samsung Galaxy S10e (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 55,900
New Price Tag: INR 47,900
Difference: INR 8,000
4. Samsung Galaxy S10+ (128GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 79,000
New Price Tag: INR 61,900
Difference: INR 17,100
5. Samsung Galaxy S10+ (512GB)
Old Price Tag: INR 99,000
New Price Tag: INR 69,900
Difference: INR 29,100
Source: Samsung India
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Immanuel Raja is an Automotive Writer with 8 years of experience covering the Indian automotive landscape. He specializes in Electric Vehicles and Hybrid Technology, with particular expertise in battery systems, charging infrastructure, and the integration of alternative powertrains in Indian road conditions. Raja has extensively tested over 200 vehicles across various segments, from entry-level EVs to premium hybrids, developing nuanced insights into their performance on India's diverse and challenging roads. His analysis encompasses both technical specifications and practical ownership considerations that matter to Indian consumers, including charging accessibility, maintenance costs, and performance in extreme weather conditions. With a finger on the pulse of India's evolving automotive preferences, Raja delivers clear, factual assessments that help readers navigate the transition to electrified mobility in the context of India's unique market dynamics.
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