Galaxy Note 10+ 512GB India price revealed

Samsung has revealed the price of the 12GB+512GB variant of the Galaxy Note 10+ in India. The top-end variant costs Rs. 89,999 (~$1,262) in the country. Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ have been up for pre-orders in India for a while now, but only the 12GB+256GB variant of the latter was available initially.

Pre-order offers revised

Samsung has also revised the pre-orders offers for the Galaxy Note 10 duo in India. Originally, the company was offering a Galaxy Watch Active for just Rs. 9,999 (~$140) to customers who pre-order either of the new flagships. The offer has been revised and Samsung is now also offering a pair of Galaxy Buds for just Rs. 4,999 (~$70). The Galaxy Watch Active sells for Rs. 19,990 (~$280) in India, whereas the Galaxy Buds are priced at Rs. 9,999 (~$140). The Rs. 6,000 cashback offer on HDFC credit cards remains unchanged. The pre-order offers are available through both online and offline retail channels.

Customers can opt for any of these bundle offers while placing their order. Both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ will be up for pre-orders till August 22, with general sales beginning on August 23. Samsung is also holding a launch event for the new flagships in India. The event will take place at the Samsung Opera House, Bengaluru on Tuesday, August 20.

As for the prices of other Note 10 variants, the 8GB+256GB Note 10 costs Rs. 69,990 (~$980) and comes in Aura Black, Aura Glow, and Aura Red color options. The 12GB+256GB Note 10+ costs Rs. 79,990 (~$1,122) and can be purchased in Aura Black, Aura Glow, or Aura White color.

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