Samsung Galaxy S21 FE price cut from ₹74,999 to ₹19,499 on Flipkart: How to get it | Digit

Flipkart has announced a deal that may sound a little too good to be true. The premium Samsung Galaxy S21 FE can be purchased for just Rs 19,499 as opposed to its market price, which sits at a price of Rs 74,999.

Users will be able to buy the feature-rich Galaxy S21 FE at a very low cost.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE Price Cut

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G’s 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant will be available at a staggering 46% discount exclusively on Flipkart. Using the discount, the phone will cost around Rs 39,999, which is considerably cheaper than its market price of Rs 74,999. To further reduce the price and get it to Rs 19,499, users have the option to opt for exchange and can make use of specific bank offers on Flipkart. 

There are quite a few bank offers that can be availed. These offers include 10% off on Federal Bank Credit Cards, with up to Rs 3,000 in orders of Rs 5,000 and above; 10% discount on Bank of Baroda Credit Card EMI Transactions up to Rs 2,000 on orders of Rs 5,000 and above; and 5% cashback on Flipkart Axis Bank Cards.

You can also exchange an old smartphone that is in working condition and get a further discount of up to Rs 17,500 while purchasing the Galaxy S21 FE. So, if you avail all the offers and make use of the exchange offer, you can buy a Samsung Galaxy S21 FE for Rs 19,499.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE features and specifications

Galaxy S21 FE is a much more affordable entry in the Galaxy S21 series, with a host of advanced features. The phone features a 6.4-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, Exynos 2100 chipset, triple rear camera setup comprising of a 12MP ultra-wide primary lens, 12MP wide lens, and an 8MP telephoto lens, and a 32MP front camera. It also has 5G support.

If users are looking for a powerful, feature-packed phone, without a flagship phone price, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE is worth checking out.

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