Galaxy S25 Ultra effective price drops to around Rs 1,05,000 with bank offers.
Buyers can get up to Rs 68,050 off with device exchange.
Offers flagship features like Snapdragon 8 Elite, 200MP camera, and 6.9-inch 120Hz display.
Months before the Galaxy S26 Ultra launch, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is selling for its lowest ever price on Flipkart. During the Buy Buy 2025 sale, every customer will be able to save around Rs 24,000 on the latest S series smartphone. The device was introduced at Rs 1,29,999 and is selling for around Rs 1,05,999 after clubbing all the bank offers, making it a steal deal. So, if you have been wanting to upgrade your device to the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, this might be the best time.
SurveyCheck out the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 5G price deal on Flipkart below.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 5G price on Flipkart
For now, the customers can find the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra listed at Rs 1,09,999, down by Rs 20,000 if compared to its launch price. Further, the customers can also claim Rs 4,000 discount on using the Flipkart Axis or SBI card, bringing down the price to around Rs 1,05,000. To reduce the price further, you can trade your old device and get a value of Rs 68,050, depending on the condition of your device, brand, model and other aspects as well.
Customers can also choose suitable EMI options that start at Rs 3,868 per month. However, you will have to pay file charges and other hidden charges, depending on your bank terms and conditions. Further, Flipkart also offers add-ons like extended warranty at an additional cost.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 5G specifications
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with a 6.9-inch AMOLED panel with 120Hz refresh rates, which makes scrolling and content streaming enjoyable. The device comes with a Snapdragon 8 Elite and is paired with 16GB RAM and up to 1TB storage. The device ships with a 5,000 mAh battery and 45W charging.
In terms of camera, the device offers a 200MP main, 50MP periscope, 10MP telephoto, along with a 50MP ultrawide sensor. For selfies, it still offers a 12MP front camera.
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