As Part Of Its 'Make For India Celebrations', Samsung Is Offering Smartphones For As Low As Re.1

Korean electronic giant Samsung has launched a very appealing campaign called the 'Make for India Celebrations' to tighten its strong hold in the Indian tech market.

To make sure they make the most of the slump experienced by their main competitors Apple, Samsung aims to maximize its sale by offering massive discounts, cash backs, and lucrative EMI deals. They are also offering some smartphones for a down payment of as less as rupee 1, with the rest of the amount to be paid in 12 installments.

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As part of the program that was initiated on Friday, Galaxy S6 is being sold at Rs 33,900 as opposed to their market price of Rs 49,900. Even the price of Galaxy Note 5 has been slashed down from Rs 53,900 to Rs 42,900, along with an additional cashback on both the phones.

The Make For India program that is expected to last until 15th of May is also selling Galaxy A7 for Rs 29,900, Galaxy A5 for Rs 24,900 and Galaxy Grand Prime 4G for Rs 8,250.

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How can you get a phone for Re. 1?

The one rupee Samsung is considering as a selling token. Which means you can have the above-mentioned phones for Re 1, and pay the rest of the discounted amount in 12 EMIs. So in case you're thinking of buying a new smartphone, and like Samsung, this is the perfect time to buy. Check for deals online or go to your nearest dealer.

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