Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Price in India Reportedly Revised After Galaxy S26 Series Launch

According to recent developments online and changes seen on Samsung’s official website, the price of the Galaxy S25 Ultra in India appears to have been revised. Samsung has not announced formally until March 20, 2026, but the new pricing is said to have been in effect. However, after a new generation of the Galaxy S, the company has previously adjusted pricing for older models in its history. As the Galaxy S26 series is now on the market, a similar revision for the new Galaxy A25 Ultra would not surprise but it was unclear whether this year’s revision will be as consistent with that given how expensive memory and other components are going to cost.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Price Change Surfaces Online

In an X post, tipster Sanju Choudhary posted this picture of what appears to be a retailer communication outlining new pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, which is said to work from March 20, 2026. It is said that the handset’s 12GB + 256GB variant will cost Rs. From Rs. 1,19,999, to 1,9,99 – down from ? 1,29,999999 .

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is said to cost Rs. if it comes with 12GB + 512GB option of , which has been released in the last few months and will be available for purchase at this price. a small drop on the Rs,’ 1,39,999. launch cost 1,41,999 for . This document also cites a price change for the 12GB + 1TB model, but it says that Rs is rising in the new price. 4,000 to Rs. From Rs. 1,69,999, to 1,49,99,000. Paraphrasing 1,65,999999.

Although the firm has yet to announce a formal announcement, Samsung India’s website for the new price of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 12GB + 256GB variants and 12gb + 1gp? This story was published at a time when the site did not list its 1TB option, which may indicate it is out of stock or temporarily unavailable.

A new pricing is part of a March 2026 scheme for channel partners and applies to existing inventory under ‘price protection policy,’ the leaked communication suggests. A statement from the South Korean tech giant, which has not defended these changes in prices for such changes isn’t justified. The story will be updated once the statement is received and Gadgets 360 has contacted Samsung for an official response, which was sent to update it.