Last updated: July 30th, 2026 at 21:57 UTC+02:00
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Samsung to reveal more details about the phone on July 31, 2026.
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In March, we learned that Samsung was developing a new Galaxy F series smartphone, the Galaxy F70 Pro. Since then, there have been multiple leaks about the device, including reports suggesting that the brand would launch the phone in India and revealing its expected pricing for the market.
Now, nearly four months later, the company has officially started teasing the smartphone in the region while also shedding light on its design and key features.
One of India’s leading e-commerce platforms, Flipkart, has created a dedicated page for the Galaxy F70 Pro, confirming that the phone will be unveiled on July 31, 2026. There’s ‘Flipkart Unique’ branding on the page, suggesting that the device will be sold exclusively through the e-commerce platform.
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Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro's teaser for India on Flipkart – Source: Flipkart
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Samsung Galaxy F70 Pro's teaser for India on Flipkart – Source: Flipkart
The teaser also includes a partial rear view of the device, revealing a triple-camera setup with an LED flash and the same design language as Samsung’s recent phones. It further confirms that the Galaxy F70 Pro will be offered in a green color option. It is said to be priced between INR 32,999 and INR 41,999.
First Samsung device: Galaxy S II
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