The offers include a free Soundbar worth up to Rs 92,990 on select Vision AI Big TVs.
You can avail of cashback up to 20 percent.
The company allows zero down payment and EMIs up to 30 months.
Samsung has announced limited-period offers on its Vision AI Big TV range in India as part of the ongoing cricket season. The campaign called Made for India Plus bundles free soundbars, cashback, easy financing and extended warranty benefits. The move is aimed at driving upgrades to large-screen premium televisions as live sports consumption peaks across the country. The following offers could be tempting to buyers considering a big-screen upgrade.
SurveySamsung Made for India Plus offer details
Samsung is offering:
- A free soundbar worth up to Rs 92,990 on select Vision AI Big TV models
- Cashback of up to 20 percent
- Zero down payment options
- Paperless easy EMIs for up to 30 months
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Besides these, a new Samsung Vision AI TV gets you access to Samsung TV Plus with over 150 free national and international channels, covering entertainment, movies, news and regional content. If you want, you can avail of Samsung Care+ extended warranty plans, starting at Rs 599 for two years of comprehensive protection. There is also the benefit of Samsung’s nationwide service network with 100 percent genuine parts.
The offers apply to Samsung’s large-screen Vision AI TV lineup, which the company positions as optimised for high-action sports viewing. These televisions use AI-powered picture optimisation to automatically adjust brightness, contrast and motion clarity based on content and ambient conditions. For live cricket, that should typically translate to sharper ball tracking, improved motion handling and better visibility in fast camera pans.
Why this matters
Large-screen premium TVs often carry a high upfront cost. By combining a free soundbar and cashback with long-tenure EMI options, Samsung is trying to make 65-inch and above models more accessible during a high-demand period.
The bundled soundbar is particularly relevant. In most large living rooms, built-in TV speakers struggle with clarity and bass, especially during sports commentary and crowd noise. A separate soundbar improves dialogue clarity and match atmosphere without requiring a full home theatre setup.
If you see value in this, you can consider the deal. But note that the 2026 lineup of TVs should be here in some months. Last year’s range launched in May.
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