Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G price drop alert: Get Titanium Gray, 12GB, 256GB storage at up to Rs. 55,000 discount

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G price drop: The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is now available on Amazon at the lowest price ever, which has Indian smartphone enthusiasts excited. This flagship-level change is more than simply a deal; it's a statement, opening up access to premium photography and high-end Galaxy AI experiences.
As industry talk links this price reduction to more general trends in cellphone affordability, digitally savvy consumers are particularly excited. For aspiring customers considering a high-end gadget, the timing couldn't be better, especially with Amazon specials and additional bank discounts boosting the offer.
Discover why this is one of the most talked-about smartphone deals of 2025 and how it is influencing the flagship market's expectations for value by reading on.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G specifications
The tablet is perfect for streaming entertainment because of its 6.8-inch QHD+ AMOLED panel and 120Hz refresh rate. Additionally, with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 CPU and up to 12GB LPPDR5X RAM, it offers better gaming and multitasking. Even with moderate to heavy use, backup won't be a problem because of the device's 5,000 mAh and 45W batteries.
Additionally, it has AI capabilities like Circle to Search, Live Translate, Interpreter, and many more.
Additionally, the smartphone has a 10MP telephoto lens, a 12MP ultrawide sensor, a 50MP periscope camera, and a 200MP primary camera. It has a 12MP front camera as well.
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 5G price, discount, and offer
At Rs 1,29,999, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (12GB RAM + 256GB storage) was introduced in India. During the limited-time sale, customers can purchase it for as little as Rs 84,999, a massive 37% discount, even though its current listed price on Amazon is Rs 1,34,999.
Additionally, Amazon is giving customers who use their Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card up to Rs 4,249 in cashback. In order to spread out the cost without paying extra interest, customers can also benefit from free EMI choices.
Amazon is giving customers who want to trade in their old phones an exchange discount of up to Rs 61,150, depending on the type and condition of the handset. The S24 Ultra's Titanium Black and Titanium colour options are presently eligible for this deal.
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