Samsung’s Grand Republic Sale is officially live, bringing you cashback and mega offers that are applicable on a variety of Samsung products including tablets, Samsung TVs, Samsung Galaxy smartphones, laptops, and digital appliances. You can access these offers on Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, and the Samsung Shop App. These offers are applicable until January 21, 2023, and if you happen to be a new Samsung Shop App user, you’ll get welcome benefits of up to ₹6,500 off.
Samsung’s Grand Republic Sale offers
The following are some of the offers available as a part of Samsung’s Grand Republic Sale
- The Samsung Galaxy smartphones, wearables, tablets, laptops, and accessories are available with a cashback offer of up to ₹10,000 on specific models.
- You can get 20% cashback with ICICI Bank (and other debit and credit cards) when buying Samsung TVs and digital appliances.
- You can get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy S20 FE, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy M13, Galaxy M33, Galaxy A73, Galaxy F23, Galaxy A13, Galaxy A23, and Galaxy A03 Core for up to 61% discount.
- Samsung Galaxy laptops are available for up to 38% off
- You can get the Samsung Galaxy Tab A8, Galaxy Watch5/5 Pro, Galaxy Buds2 Pro, Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, and Galaxy Buds Live for up to 63% off.
- If you are purchasing a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, you can enjoy 50% off on a Book Cover Keyboard priced at ₹22,999. Similarly, if you’re buying a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8, you will get a Book Cover at ₹999.
- You can get up to 56% off on buying Samsung TVs and 40% off on soundbars.
- You can get an additional 5% off on buying items labelled ‘Buy More Save More’.
Samsung is also offering quick delivery
Apart from offering a bunch of offers and discounts, Samsung is also promising customers that if they buy items from their official website, they can enjoy fast delivery.
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