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Gurugram: In a first, Samsung on Thursday opened pre-booking for its Galaxy S21 Series in the country from January 15 along with the global launch. Consumers can pre-book all three variants -- Galaxy S21 Ultra, Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 in India -- and the price start at Rs 69,999. The pre-booked consumers will get Galaxy Smart Tag-free and Samsung e-shop voucher of up to Rs 10,000. The pre-booked consumers will start getting deliveries on January 25, while Galaxy S21 Series goes on sale in India on January 29. The Galaxy S21 (8GB+128GB) will cost Rs 69,999 (Phantom Violet, White, Pink, Grey colours) while Galaxy S21 (8GB+256GB) will be available for Rs 73,999 (Phantom Violet, White, Grey colours). Galaxy S21+ (8GB+128GB) will come for Rs 81,999 (Phantom Violet, Sliver, Black colours) while the 8GB+256GB version will cost Rs 85,999 (Phantom Violet, Sliver, Black colours). The top-end model Galaxy S21 Ultra in 12GB+256GB will cost Rs 105,999 (Phantom Black, Sliver colours) while Galaxy S21 Ultra with 16GB+512GB variant will be available for Rs 116,999 (Phantom Black colour) There will be a cashback of Rs 10,000 on Galaxy S21 Ultra, Rs 7,000 on Galaxy S21+ and Rs 5,000 on Galaxy S21. "As a special offer, all pre-booked consumers can get Galaxy Watch Active 2 or a combo of Galaxy Buds+ and Travel Adapter with a device of their choice," the company said in a statement. In addition, consumers can also avail HDFC Bank cashback of up to Rs 10,000 or have an option to avail upgrade bonus of up to Rs 5,000. Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 debuts a head-turning, iconic design, an epic pro-grade camera and the most advanced processor ever in a Galaxy device. All the three devices are 5G ready and are powered with Samsung's own Exynos 2100 chipset. Source: IANS

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