Samsung launches Galaxy Assured, Galaxy Forever plans in India, makes it easy to buy premium smartphones

The first plan is ‘Galaxy Assured’ which is the company’s buyback scheme for premium smartphones while ‘Galaxy Forever’ will provide affordable options to consumers.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. (Samsung)

Samsung, in a bid to push the sales for its premium Galaxy smartphones, has introduced two new plans to make the offering more attractive. The first one is ‘Galaxy Assured' which is the company's buyback scheme for premium smartphones while ‘Galaxy Forever' will provide affordable options to consumers.

Galaxy Assured buyback scheme works on Galaxy S20 Ultra, Galaxy S20+, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S10 Lite (512GB) and Galaxy Note10 Lite. As a part of this, customers can get a buyback value of up to 70% of their original device. Also mentioned is that devices that are 6 month old, are eligible for up to 60% assured buyback value. However, if the device is 9 or 12 month old, it can still give you up to 50% and 40% assured buyback value. And for this, the South Korean tech firm has partnered with Servify.

Galaxy Forever lets consumers get their hands on the flagship Galaxy S20 smartphone at 60% of the price. The balance 40% can be paid at the end of one year or one can return the device at the end of the year. Samsung says that users would have to buy a Galaxy S20 smartphone using EMI facility. And for this, the South Korean tech firm has partnered with Servify and IDFC.

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“At Samsung, consumers are at the core of everything we do. We are excited to announce the roll out of Galaxy Assured and Galaxy Forever plans that give our consumers complete peace of mind. With Galaxy Assured, consumers will have the option to get back as much as 70% of the value of their premium smartphone. Galaxy Forever lets consumers own a brand new Galaxy S20 by paying only 60% of the total cost. These two plans are a win-win situation for consumers, who will now have a range of options while buying Samsung's premium range of Galaxy smartphones,” said Aditya Babbar, Director, Mobile Business, Samsung India.