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Samsung Galaxy M21 and Galaxy A50s get price cut in India

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  • The Galaxy M21 and Galaxy A50s received price hikes last month
  • The handsets are already listed with new price on Samsung's website
  • The deliveries will still start after the lockdown period ends in the country


Samsung Galaxy M21 and Galaxy A50s models have now received price cut in India. Notably, the handsets received a price hike just last month after the government announced the GST rate increase. Following the price hike, the Galaxy M21 variant with 4GB RAM + 64GB storage increased to Rs 14,222 while the model with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage was retailing for Rs 16,329. Now, both the models have received a price cut and the 4GB RAM variant is now available for Rs 13,199 while the 6GB RAM has been listed at the brand's website at Rs 15,499.
On the other hand, the 4GB RAM + 128GB storage model and 6GB + 128GB models of the Galaxy A50s were available for Rs 21,070 and Rs 26,900 following the price hikes by the company. After the latest price cut, you will be able to pick these variants for Rs 18,599 and Rs 20,561, respectively. While you can already see the new prices for these handsets on the brand's official website, the deliveries in certain areas will only be possible once the lockdown period ends in the country. As you might know already, the Indian government has extended the lockdown period in the country by two weeks from May 4th.
While e-commerce websites are now allowed to deliver non-essential items, including smartphones, in areas marked as green or orange zones, if you are from any metropolitan city, you might have to wait for a long time before you can buy these phones.
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