Samsung launches festive discounts on Galaxy tablet range in India

Samsung launches festive discounts on Galaxy tablet range in India

Last updated: October 1st, 2021 at 17:31 UTC+01:00

Samsung India has announced new festive offers for Galaxy tablets, such as the Galaxy Tab S7+, the Tab S7 FE, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, as well as the entry-level Galaxy Tab A7 and Tab A7 Lite.

Samsung’s tablet range is available at discounts of up to 10,000 for HDFC cardholders on Amazon and ICICI cardholders who order from Samsung’s e-shop or Flipkart.

The company is also offering these tablets in bundles for lower prices. For example, the Samsung Keyboard Cover accessory is 10,000 INR cheaper when paired with the Galaxy Tab S7 or Tab S7 FE, while the Galaxy Buds Live earbuds cost only INR 1,999 ($26) when bundled with the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.

Massive discounts on Galaxy tablets

The Galaxy Tab S7+ LTE costs INR 66,999 ($902) instead of the usual INR 79,999 ($1,078), with the ongoing Diwali offer and discounts for cardholders included. At the same time, the Wi-Fi model costs INR 50,999 ($678) instead of INR 71,999 ($970).

The Galaxy Tab S7 FE LTE and Wi-Fi now cost INR 40,000 and INR 34,999, respectively. Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Wi-Fi prospective buyers are looking at a price tag of INR 22,999 with discounts, and the LTE variant will set you back INR 27,999.

Last but not least, prices for the budget Galaxy Tab A7 and Tab A7 Lite vary between INR 10,799 and INR 14,999 after discounts of up to INR 4,000.

You can refer to the links and table below for more details on these products and the latest offers in India.

Galaxy Tab S7+ review | Galaxy Tab S7 FE review
Galaxy Tab A6 Lite review | Galaxy Tab A7 review

Buy the Galaxy Tab S7+ at Samsung India
Buy the Galaxy Tab S7 FE at Samsung India
Buy the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite at Samsung India
Buy the Galaxy Tab A7 at Samsung India
Buy the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite at Samsung India

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