The Galaxy S23 Ultra price has dropped by Rs 33,000, bringing it down to Rs 79,999 with additional Rs 3,000 off on select bank cards.
Buyers can get up to Rs 58,000 off through exchange offers and EMI options starting at Rs 3,879 per month.
The phone features a 200MP quad camera, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, 6.8-inch 120Hz AMOLED display, and 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging.
Are you looking for an ultra experience but have a budget of less than Rs 80,000? Then the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra price deal on Amazon is definitely worth considering. The device, which was introduced in 2023, is now available with a massive Rs 33,000 discount after applying bank offers. This means that for less than Rs 77,000, you can get a quad camera, Snapdragon 8 series processor, premium design, S pen support, and other premium features, making it a great value. Check the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra price deal on Amazon below.
SurveySamsung Galaxy S23 Ultra price on Amazon
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G is listed at Rs 79,999 on Amazon, down by Rs 30,000 from its current store price. On using a select bank card, you can save up to Rs 3,000, bringing the net effective price to under Rs 77,000. Buyers can also get EMI options starting at Rs 3,879 per month. But the processing fees and other charges may apply as per the bank terms.
If you wish to exchange your current device for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, you can trade your device and save up to Rs 58,000. Do note that the exact value will be devices after checking on the analysing the working conditions of your device and of course, the brand and the variant. The customers can also choose extended warranty by paying more.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra specs
The device offers a bright 6.8-inch AMOLED panel with smoother 120Hz refresh rate. It features a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. It offers 12GB RAM and up to 1TB storage. It comes with a 5,000 mAh battery and 45W charging support. The device will run on One UI 8 update.
In terms of optics, the device features a 200MP main sensor, 10MP periscope, 10MP telephoto and 12MP ultrawide sensor. For selfies, the device offers 12MP front camera.
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