Samsung to launch Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9 Plus in India on March 6

Following the Galaxy S9 and the Milky way S9 Plus unveiling in Barcelona, Samsung has now confirmed to launch the smartphones in Republic of india on March 6th. The company has started sending out press invites for the issue, and the devices will go on sale on the 16th of March.

If y'all have been following the news lately, then you lot might already know that the devices are up for pre-orders on the brand's official website. As of now, there'due south no confirmation on the pricing, but y'all can pay Rs. two,000 upfront and pre-volume your device. In one case the device goes official, they'll be sold online via Flipkart as well.

Currently speculation says the price of the base variant of the Milky way S9 will be around Rs. 62,500, while the Galaxy S9+ volition start at Rs lxx,000. That being said, in that location's no official give-and-take on this just notwithstanding, and we will become a confirmation next week.

The Galaxy S9 and the Milky way S9+ are seen equally iterative upgrades of their predecessors. While the overall design hasn't changed much, there are a few changes like the reduced bezels, fingerprint scanner relocation, etc. The biggest change is in the form of the camera.

Ane of the most meaning changes in the Galaxy S9 duo are the upgraded camera sensors with class-leading f/1.5 apertures for better depression-lite photography. The larger Galaxy S9+ even has a secondary rear camera with a f/2.iv aperture for an enhanced portrait mode and 2x optical zoom. The new cameras support 'super tedious-mo' video at 960 frames per second, setting a new criterion in smartphone photography. The forepart camera specifications, however, remain unchanged from last year's flagships.

The Galaxy S9 sports a 5.eight-inch QHD+ Super AMOLED brandish, whereas the the Galaxy S9+ flaunts a half dozen.2-inch QHD+ display. Both the displays feature an aspect ratio of eighteen.five:9, and comes with the back up for HDR10. The Indian variants of the Galaxy S9 and the S9 Plus are expected to be powered by the company'southward in-house Exynos chipsets.

And so, allow us know if you lot'd be interested in ownership the new Galaxy S9 or the S9 Plus one time it goes official in India.