Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 series, Z Flip8 and Galaxy Watch9 lineup go on sale in India

The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 starts at Rs 64,999 for the LTE model, while the Galaxy Watch9 is priced from Rs 37,999 for the 40 mm Bluetooth variant. The smartwatch lineup is available in multiple Bluetooth and LTE configurations.

The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is Samsung’s slimmest Fold yet at 4.1 mm when unfolded and features an 8-inch main display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset, a 200MP primary camera, a new 50MP ultrawide camera, and a 5,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging.

Meanwhile, the Galaxy Z Fold8 focuses on portability with a weight of 201 gms. It has a redesigned Flex Titanium display structure for a “creaseless” display, up to 3,000 nits peak brightness, dual 50MP rear cameras, and a 4,800mAh battery. The Galaxy Z Flip8 weighs 180 gms and brings a slimmer design, a 50MP primary camera, and camera features such as Flex Mode, FlipShot and Cover Screen Mirror.

On the wearable side, the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 is aimed at outdoor enthusiasts, with features like Trail Run tracking, diving support, and Nutrition Alert, while the Galaxy Watch9 focuses on everyday fitness and health tracking with brighter displays and updated Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite processors.

Launch offers

Samsung is offering multiple launch benefits across the new lineup. Buyers of the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Flip8 can choose from upgrade bonuses, bank cashback offers, and no-cost EMI options depending on the purchase platform and payment method.

For the smartwatches, the company is offering multi-buy discounts of up to Rs 9,500 on the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and up to Rs 6,500 on the Galaxy Watch9. Alternatively, buyers can opt for bank cashback offers of up to Rs 6,500 along with no-cost EMI for up to 24 months.

With foldables becoming competitive, Samsung is aiming to strengthen its lead in the premium segment against rivals such as Vivo, OPPO and Google. Buyers looking for the most advanced hardware may gravitate towards the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, while the Galaxy Z Fold8 offers a lighter design at a lower price. The Galaxy Z Flip8, on the other hand, remains Samsung’s option for those who prefer a more compact foldable without stepping up to the larger book-style form factor. Samsung’s continued push for a ‘creaseless’ display on the Z Fold8 shows their commitment to refining the foldable experience.