Samsung Galaxy S10 for just Rs 9,099 on Airtel store - Here is how; its undiscounted price is Rs 66,900

Buy Samsung Galaxy S10: Smartphone giant Samsung launched its highly awaited trio of smartphones – Samsung Galaxy S10, Samsung Galaxy S10+ and Samsung Galaxy S10e – last week at the Unpacked event in San Francisco. The devices will start shipping from March 6, 2019, but the prices of these flagship smartphones make them tough to afford for many. Samsung Galaxy S10 has been priced at Rs 66,900 in India for the 128 GB storage version. The other two variants: Samsung Galaxy S10 plus and Galaxy S10e have been priced at Rs 73,900 and Rs 55,900, respectively for the 128GB version. 

Samsung Galaxy S10 for just Rs 9,099!

However, you can get Galaxy S10 for as low as Rs 9,099. Yes, that’s right! One of India’s leading telecom operators, Airtel has listed Samsung Galaxy S10, the Samsung Galaxy S10e, and the Samsung Galaxy S10+ for pre-bookings on its official online store. And, as part of the initial launch offers, is allowing the customers to buy them at unbelievably cheap rates. 

Airtel offers Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10e for under Rs. 10,000 and Galaxy S10+ for Rs. 15,799. However, this is just the intial amount the customers have to pay. The rest of the mount will be paid in form of EMIs.

For Samsung Galaxy S10, Airtel has fixed that EMI at Rs 2,999 which has to be paid for 24 months. This would include one of Airtel's postpaid plan which offers unlimited local, roaming, and STD calls and a whopping 100GB of monthly data and a free subscription to a popular online video streaming service.

Watch This Zee Business Video

The EMIs for Samsung Galaxy S10 plus and Samsung Galaxy S10e have been fixed at Rs 2,999 and Rs 2,599 respectively. Both the EMIs will go on for 24 months and include benefits of Airtel’s postpaid plan. 

The pre-bookings of all three smartphones have already begun in India through Samsung’s official website along with Flipkart, Amazon, PayTM, Tata CLiQ, and various select retail outlets. The delivery of these devices will start from March 6.