Samsung Galaxy S24 Price Expected To Start At Rs 82,000

Samsung Galaxy S24 series is expected to launch on January 17. While the official launch date is yet to be confirmed by the company, substantial information about the next-generation Galaxy S series has surfaced, courtesy of leaksters and tipsters. Leaks have recently disclosed the potential prices of the upcoming Samsung phones, providing an insight into what consumers can expect just weeks ahead of the launch event.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Price (Expected)

The European pricing details, reportedly obtained by Dutch publication GalaxyClub, indicate that the Samsung Galaxy S24 is slated to commence at EUR 899 (approximately Rs 82,000) for the base model featuring 8GB RAM + 128GB storage. The 256GB storage variant might be priced at EUR 959 (around Rs 88,000). Moving up the series, the Galaxy S24+ is speculated to cost EUR 1,149 (approximately Rs 1,05,000) for the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage model.

Positioned as the premium flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to have a starting price of EUR 1,449 (around Rs 1,33,500) for the 12GB RAM + 256GB version. Additionally, the Ultra model may come in configurations with 12GB RAM + 512GB and 12GB + 1TB, priced at EUR 1,569 (roughly Rs 1,44,500) and EUR 1,809 (around Rs 1,66,500), respectively.

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It’s noteworthy that while these European prices have been disclosed, the Indian market traditionally witnesses lower prices compared to Europe. The current Samsung Galaxy S23 series starts at Rs 74,999 in India, and it’s anticipated that the new versions may see only a modest increase in cost to remain competitive.

As the January 17 launch date looms, consumers can expect an official announcement from Samsung in the coming days, aligning with the company’s previous pattern of revealing details ahead of the event. The speculated upgrades and new AI features in the 2024 Samsung flagship models add an element of anticipation, making it unlikely for the brand to retain the old prices.