Flipkart offers: Looking for a new smartphone? You are at the right place! Flipkart is currently offering a great deal on the Samsung Galaxy F23 from last year, an affordable 5G smartphone with some impressive features. It has some impressive specifications. The Samsung Galaxy F23 5G has almost everything for budget smartphone seekers, including a minimalistic yet fresh design, 120Hz refresh rate display, 5000mAh battery, clean software, 5G connectivity, and decent camera performance courtesy of the triple camera setup at the back. Do you want to know how much it will cost you? Discover the entire Samsung Galaxy F23 price cut deal.
Samsung Galaxy F23 5G: Specifications
Brand
Samsung
Model
Galaxy F23 5G
Launched in India
Yes
Form factor
Touchscreen
Dimensions (mm)
165.50 x 77.00 x 8.40
Weight (g)
198.00
Battery capacity (mAh)
5000
Fast charging
Proprietary
Colours
Aqua Blue, Forest Green
Brand Exclusive Features
Voice Focus, Power Cool Tech, RAM Plus, Auto Data switch
Flipkart offers: Here is the biggest discount
The offer does not apply to the standard 4GB RAM and 128GB memory variant, but rather to the higher, 6GB RAM and 128GB, variant! Yes, you can get more memory, 5G connectivity, and exciting features at a low cost. Flipkart is currently offering a 30% discount, bringing the price down to Rs. 15999 from the MRP of Rs. 22999. The promotion is only available for the Copper Blush colour variant.
Bank offers
Furthermore, SBI Credit card transactions will be eligible for a Rs. 1000 discount. While Flipkart Axis Bank cardholders receive a 5% discount. It will be available at a new discounted price of Rs. 14999 thanks to the SBI credit card offer.
Exchange offers
The offer does not end here! An exchange deal can save you Rs. 15200 on a Samsung F-series smartphone. If you own an older smartphone, the price of the Samsung Galaxy F23 5G may fall even further! It is important to note that the discounted price will be determined by the smartphone that you will trade in.
You can save a total of Rs. 23200 by combining the price cut, bank offers, and trade-in deal.