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Samsung Offering Monsoon Sale, Avail Discount and Deals on Many Products

Monali Gupta

Samsung has started its 'monsoon Sale'. Meanwhile, the company is offering cashbacks on smartphones, variants and mobile accessories. The company has informed that during the sale, customers buying Galaxy M Series smartphones can avail of 5% cashback on HDFC Bank Credit Card.

Also, tell us the company is offering Cashback up to Rs1500 on payment through Amazon Pay. Although Amazon Pay Cashback is not valid for the Galaxy M series. For this, the company is offering Oyo Hotel booking and MakeMyTrip discount vouchers with select products.

Through the press note, South Korean company has informed that monsoon Sale offers are not only for products coming under the Samsung brand but also for AKG, Harman Kardon and JBL audio products. In the list of deals in the monsoon Sale, Samsung has highlighted that customers will be given 5 percent instant cashback on all Samsung Galaxy M Series smartphones during the sale. The Galaxy Family includes Samsung Galaxy M10, Galaxy M20, Galaxy M30 and Galaxy M40.

In Samsung Monsoon Sale, up to 45 percent of the company's separate TV models and up to 60 percent discount on Samsung accessories will be given. Additionally, customers will be able to avail cashback of up to Rs 1,500 on all products while making payment from Amazon Pay via Samsung India Online Store. However, the Galaxy M Series smartphones will not be included in it. The Samsung Monsoon Sale has been organized at the Samsung India Online Store and customers can take advantage of the Sale till July 24.

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