For October, Samsung Bangladesh has been providing numerous discounts on a range of devices.
People who plan to upgrade their devices from feature phones to smartphones can avail of multiple offers on both Galaxy M01 Core (1/16 GB) and Galaxy M01 Core (2/32 GB), according to a press release.
The retail price of Galaxy M01 Core (1/16 GB) is Tk7,999, and Galaxy M01 Core (2/32 GB) is Tk8,999.
Customers will receive guaranteed Tk1,000 off as a launching offer. On top of that, availing exchange offer worth Tk1,000 will lower the price as low as Tk5,999.
People who are trying to upgrade their smartphones or purchase a new device can avail discount offers on Galaxy M01 (3/32 GB), Galaxy M11 (3/32 GB), Galaxy M21 (4/64 GB), Galaxy M21 (6/128 GB), Galaxy M31 (6/64 GB), and Galaxy M31 (8/128 GB).
They will receive cashback of up to Tk3,000 on these devices – Galaxy M01 (retail price Tk11,999), Galaxy M11 (retail price Tk14,999), Galaxy M21 (4/64 GB) (retail price Tk18,999), Galaxy M21 (6/128 GB) (retail price Tk20,999), Galaxy M31 (6/64 GB) (retails at Tk23,999), and Galaxy M31 (8/128 GB) (retails at Tk27,999).
Moreover, Samsung has also decreased the prices of various devices, including Galaxy A31(6/128 GB), Galaxy A51(6/128 GB), and Galaxy A71(8/128 GB).
Customers can enjoy six months EMI for Galaxy A71. There is a significant price drop on Galaxy A2 Core.
The Galaxy A2 Core's retail price is Tk7,590 and can be purchased at Tk6,990. Receive cashback up to Tk3,000 upon purchasing Galaxy A01 (retail price is Tk9,999).
People interested in the flagship’s series can enjoy an exchange offer on selected devices – a bonus of Tk4,000 on top of the exchange value upon purchasing Galaxy Note 10 Lite (8/128 GB).
Customers will also be able to receive EMI for 6 months with 0% interest. Its retail price at TK 49,999.
Md Muyeedur Rahman, head of mobile, Samsung Bangladesh, said, “The pandemic has shifted our lives to working and learning from home. Hence, we are pleased to bring the year’s biggest offer for people from every sphere of life so that everyone will be able to keep life moving and stay connected during the crisis.”
