Samung Galaxy M21 has Obtained a price cut from the company.
The price of the telephone currently starts at Rs. 13,199 from the country. The phone had reportedly received a price hike as a result of the increase in tax on cellular telephones from 12 percent to 18 percent. The telephone was launched in India in March with 6,000mAh battery and triple rear cameras. The price-cut has come at a time when the government has enabled e-commerce organizations to resume operations in the specified Orange and Green zones.
The Galaxy M21 was started by Samsung in India at Rs. 13,499 for its 4GB+64GB (RAM+ROM) variant. The 6GB+128GB variant was launched at Rs. 15,499. It then received a price increase due to growth at GST rates on mobiles phones. Because of this, the costs went around Rs. 14,222 and Rs. 16,499 respectively. After the recent reduction in costs , you can by the more modest variant of both for Rs. 13,199 and the other one for Rs. 15,499.
As stated previously, the people interested in purchasing Galaxy M21 online will only be able to do so if they are residing in an area that's been given as Orange and Green zones from the central government. Those residing at the Red zones might have to wait until further orders. The physical shop are also closed in the metropolitan areas as just the standalone stores and those in residential colonies are allowed to open.
Coronavirus strikes smartphone shipments
As per a recent report from Counterpoint Research, the dispatch of smartphones from India grew by a"small" 4 percent due to coronavirus at Q1 2020. A general decline of 10 percent for the full calendar year has been estimated in the report. The recent price-cut for the Galaxy M21 may be among the plans of Samsung to offset the effect of coronavirus on the sale of the phones.
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