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Samsung Galaxy S25 FE goes on sale in India with free storage upgrade

Samsung launches Galaxy S25 FE in India with limited-time offer, upgrading 256GB variant to 512GB for free, plus cashback, Galaxy Buds discount and extended security updates.

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Gurugram – Samsung on Tuesday announced that its Galaxy S25 FE smartphone is now available for customers in India. The company said buyers of the 256GB storage variant would receive a free upgrade to the 512GB model for a limited period. The upgrade is valued at ₹12,000.

The Galaxy S25 FE can be purchased through Samsung.com, Samsung Exclusive Stores, select authorised retail outlets and other online portals. Samsung also announced additional benefits including ₹5,000 for payments made using debit or credit cards.

Customers purchasing the phone alongside Galaxy Buds3 FE will receive a discount of ₹4,000 on the earbuds. The company is also offering a two-year screen protection pack starting at ₹4,199. Consumers can choose EMI options of up to 24 months without additional cost.

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The Galaxy S25 FE features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is equipped with a 4,900mAh battery and supports 45W wired charging. Samsung said the device is designed to provide smooth performance for everyday use including content creation, entertainment and communication.

The smartphone includes AI-powered features and an upgraded 12MP front camera. The company highlighted its Nightography Low Noise mode for low-light photography, Super HDR for video and Photo Assist tools for enhanced editing.

Samsung also said the device supports Gemini Live, which allows real-time visual conversations and context-based queries. Circle to Search with Google helps users access gaming tips directly on the screen while keeping gameplay uninterrupted. Generative Edit and Instant Slow-mo features are included to enhance creative editing.

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On the front, Samsung said the phone integrates Knox Enhanced Encrypted Protection and the Personal Data Engine to ensure sensitive information remains on-device. The company also said the Galaxy S25 FE will receive seven generations of operating system upgrades and seven years of security updates.

The phone is available in three variants. The 8GB/128GB model is priced at ₹59,999, the 8GB/256GB model at ₹65,999 and the 8GB/512GB model at ₹77,999.

Samsung said the limited-period storage upgrade and other promotional offers are designed to encourage early adoption of the new model in India.

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