Samsung Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M10s Now on Sale via Amazon, Samsung Online Store: Price, Specifications

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Samsung Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M10s Now on Sale via Amazon, Samsung Online Store: Price, Specifications

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Samsung Galaxy M30s price is set at Rs. 13,999 for the base variant, whereas Galaxy M10s is priced at Rs. 8,999.

By  | Updated: 29 September 2019 00:14 IST
HIGHLIGHTS
  • Galaxy M30s comes in Opal Black, Pearl White, and Sapphire Blue
  • Samsung Galaxy M10s is powered by Samsung Exynos 7884B SoC
  • Both the Samsung phones run on Android 9 Pie with One UI
Samsung Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M10s Now on Sale via Amazon, Samsung Online Store: Price, Specifications
Samsung Galaxy M30s and Galaxy M10s, both come with waterdrop-style notches
Samsung Galaxy M30s and Galaxy M10s are now on sale in the country. The new Galaxy M-series phones are available for purchase via Amazon as well as Samsung's own online store. The two phones were originally launched in the country earlier this month. Samsung Galaxy M30s is an updated version of the Galaxy M30 and brings upgrades such as a larger 6,000mAh battery, a 48-megapixel primary rear camera, and a faster Exynos 9611 SoC. The Galaxy M10s, on the other hand, builds over the Galaxy M10 and brings improvements such as a Super AMOLED display, bigger battery, and a fingerprint sensor for authentication. 

Samsung Galaxy M30s, Galaxy M10s price in India

Samsung Galaxy M30s price starts from 13,999 for the base 4GB + 64GB version, whereas the phone's 6GB + 128GB variant is being sold at Rs. 16,999. The phone comes in Opal Black, Pearl White, and Sapphire Blue colour options. Samsung Galaxy M10s, on the other hand, has been priced at Rs. 8,999 for its sole 3GB + 32GB models. It will be offered in Piano Black and Stone Blue colour options. 
As mentioned, both Samsung Galaxy M30s and Galaxy M10s are being offered via Amazon and Samsung Online Store.

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