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According to multiple reports from credible sources, Samsung Galaxy S24, originally priced at Rs. 79,999, is now available on Amazon at a discount of over Rs. 30,000.
As per India Today, the 128 GB variant of the Galaxy S24 is currently on sale on Amazon for Rs. 43,397, which is a massive flat discount of approximately Rs. 36,600. Another variant is tagged at Rs. 43,965, garnering a discount of Rs. 36,034. Previous reports have mentioned a Rs. 30,010 reduction, bringing the price down to Rs. 44,989.
Credit card offers from banks or exchange offers may further bring the prices down. Many of these recent deals have a ‘no‑conditions applied’ tag. This implies that you don’t necessarily need a credit card offer or trade an old device to get the benefit.
Heavy discounting on Amazon is part of a broader trend. The S24 lineup, including its Ultra model, witnesses aggressive markdowns. According to BizzBuzz, the entire Galaxy S24 series is now "cheaper than ever," with as high as 35% off on some models.
Meanwhile, NDTV Shopping trumpeted a ‘flat 32% discount’ that cuts the S24 (8 GB + 128 GB) to Rs. 54,638. The publisher further adds that customers can ‘further cut the prices of the Samsung S24 by using bank or exchange offers, among others.”
Things to Keep in Mind Before You Buy
The biggest discounts are reportedly on the 128 GB variant, and not all colors may be equally discounted.
While most deals do not require bank offers, some Amazon listings still advertise trade-in options. Therefore, if you have an old device, you can potentially save even more.
Check the seller for authenticity and warranty cover, ensure the seller is an authorized Amazon seller or a reputable vendor; check the listing carefully.
Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S24 Price Drops Below Rs. 40,000 on Flipkart
If you were waiting for a flagship-grade phone to arrive at a far more accessible price point, now might be the right time. Straight discounts on the Galaxy S24 breach Rs. 30,000 on Amazon, with minuscule conditions, making this one of the most aggressive cuts the device has seen to date.
