Amazon India dropped the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra to an effective Rs 78,499 on Monday, stacking coupons and payment discounts during its Great Indian Festival sale.
The flagship was listed at Rs 94,999 when Digit reported the promotion on October 12. A site coupon knocks Rs 10,000 directly off the price tag at checkout, lowering the handset to Rs 84,999. Shoppers who check out with an SBI credit card EMI transaction receive another Rs 6,500 discount, taking the final total down to Rs 78,499.
That puts Samsung's top non-folding phone well below its standard shelf price in India. Under the hood, the Galaxy S25 Ultra runs Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite processor paired with 12GB of RAM. The front houses a 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen running QHD+ resolution, with an adaptive refresh rate that scales between 1Hz and 120Hz alongside HDR10+ support and Vision Booster brightness tuning. Corning glass sits over the panel, framed inside a metal chassis.
Camera hardware on the rear consists of four sensors: a 200MP primary camera, a 50MP ultrawide lens, and two separate zoom units rated at 50MP and 10MP. A 12MP sensor handles front-facing video calls and selfies. The device supports up to 8K video capture, alongside 4K recording at 60 frames per second, and relies on a 5,000mAh battery with fast charging.
Stateside buyers get a very different kind of discount on Samsung hardware this week. PCMag reported on October 12 that prepaid carrier Cricket Wireless was listing the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE for $29.99, down from its standard $649.99 sticker price.
The carrier deal requires porting an existing number from another network and prepaying three months of Cricket's Supreme Unlimited plan up front. That plan runs $60 each month, totaling $180 before taxes and potential in-store activation charges, though it does not tie buyers to an extended multi-year financing agreement. The S25 FE features an Armor Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus+ shielding, and Samsung's Galaxy AI suite.
Both promotions reflect how aggressively retailers and network operators are pricing modern Galaxy devices during the autumn shopping rush. Amazon's Indian pricing depends entirely on card partner inventory and active festival vouchers, while Cricket's carrier offer remains restricted to incoming switchers.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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