Samsung Galaxy S23 sale discount offers
Samsung Galaxy S23 (128GB) is listed for Rs 64,999 on Samsung.com. However, the company is offering a Rs 18,000 instant discount at checkout bringing the price down to Rs 46,999.
The phone is listed for the same Rs 46,999 price tag on Flipkart. On Amazon also, the phone’s asking price is in this ballpark.
Now, you can also grab an additional 7 percent student discount on the Samsung website if you have a verifiable ID.
Also, on Samsung.com and Flipkart, you can avail of bank offers like 10 percent off for using Samsung Axis Bank cards on EMI and full-swipe payment.
Note: Similar offers and discounts are available for the 256GB model also.
Should you buy the Samsung Galaxy S23 in this sale?
Samsung Galaxy S23 is a well-received phone and even after Galaxy S24’s arrival, it is still running strong and has substantial demand. Its underlying Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC is a capable processor for 2024 user experience. The phone has received One UI 6.1 update bringing coveted Galaxy AI features to its users. Also, per Samsung’s software update promise, the device will get up to Android 17 in 2026.
Then there are other reliable features like its Dynamic AMOLED display, build quality (IP68, Armour Aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the front and back), excellent cameras, fine connectivity options and decent speakers. That leaves us with its battery life and charging. The former is only hemmed by a 3,900mAh size and the 25W charging is not up to the snuff either. You can check out our Galaxy S23 review for more details.
You may go for its successor, the Galaxy S24 for upgrades like a slightly brighter display (with slimmer bezels), faster processor, and more mature cameras at a significantly higher price tag.
As for other alternatives, you may check out the iQOO Neo 9 Pro or Xiaomi 14 Civi (for faster processing, charging, and a bigger battery at a cheaper price tag). But, if you want an overall flagship experience, the Galaxy S23 could be tempting, especially after this price cut.
