Samsung Galaxy M40 (Snapdragon 675, 6GB RAM/128GB ROM, punch hole display) Rs. 19990, on sale from 19th June

[prashantsw]

Samsung is likely to launch the much-awaited Galaxy M40 smartphone early next month for nearly Rs 25,000 in India.

Featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and a triple camera system, Galaxy M40 -- the India-first smartphone in the popular Galaxy M series -- is set to be the most powerful offering in the series, industry sources told on Monday.

Samsung is also likely to introduce some flagship features on Galaxy M40, starting with the "Hole-in-Display", a technology that's currently found on the South Korean tech giant's flagship S10 series.

Samsung Galaxy M40 to cost nearly Rs 25,000 in India

When they launched M series it was supposed to cost under Rs 20k

 

[Bapun]

Listed on Amazon India now.

Amazon.in: Samsung Galaxy M40 | Amazon Specials



Launch event on 11th June, 6 PM

 

[Abhinav]

 

[Bapun]

Guruji is the only one to get hands on with the phone as happens with any Samsung phone and shown a sneakpeek. He says cost should be around 20,000. Hopefully he will stand correct.

 

[Advik]

Only true Samsung fans will buy it. Because 20k is also too much for SD 675 now.

 

[venky]

Snapdragon 675 seems not a big deal, so price should be below 20k. I'm actually looking for an upgrade my from old 9N and confused about the new launches. Really waiting for MI 9 SE, which is expected in June (not sure). I hate TV size phone in my pocket.

 

[Abhinav]

Samsung Galaxy M40 is set to launch in India at around Rs. 20,000 price point, a senior company executive revealed.

There is no earpiece, the audio vibrations come directly from the display (Screen Sound Tech)

Samsung Galaxy M40 Price in India Revealed Ahead of Formal Launch

 

[Bapun]

Source

 

[Maveric]

Source

SD 675 No in screen lock/unlock & 20k are biggest deal breakers.
Yesterday Note 7 pro sell was flopped
So either Samsung bring M40 price down or improve specification.

 

[Prithi Deb]

When they launched M series it was supposed to cost under Rs 20k

Yeah.. correct