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 Get Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus at whopping 52 pct discount! Check other deals and offers

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Looking for a smartphone upgrade? Check out this huge discount on the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus available on Amazon.

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Are you in search of a premium smartphone but want it at a reasonable price? Then know that Amazon is providing a massive discount on Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus is one of the company’s flagship models which was launched in the year 2021.

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The Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus is powered by Exynos 2100 octa core processor to make sure you don’t face any problems with performance. 

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The good news is that the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus is available at a 52 percent discount.

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According to Amazon, the Galaxy S21 Plus is priced at Rs.100999 for the 128GB storage variant. However, you can get it for just Rs.48980.

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This is not all, you can also take advantage of bank and exchange offers while purchasing Galaxy S21 Plus.

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You can get a 10 percent Instant Discount up to  Rs. 750 on Bank of Baroda Debit Card Non-EMI transactions with a  Minimum purchase value of Rs.5000.

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Grab a 10 percent Instant Discount up to Rs.1000 on Citibank Credit Card EMI transactions with a minimum purchase value of Rs.5,000.

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You can also avail exchange offer and get up to Rs.27000 off.

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For using exchanging offer, all you have to do is give up your old smartphone for the new Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus.

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