HIGHLIGHTS
The 12GB+256GB variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra is priced at Rs 1,29,999 in India.
In Dubai, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is available for 5,099 AED, approximately Rs 1,20,086.
The most affordable pricing is observed in South Korea, where it costs ₩1,808,208 (approx. Rs 1,08,613).
Samsung just unveiled its much-awaited smartphone- the Galaxy S25 Ultra. While many are happy with the new design change, others were left disappointed with the minor facelifts that were delivered compared to last generation’s Galaxy S24 Ultra. The Galaxy S24 Ultra was launched at Rs 1,29,999 for the base variant. This year, the Galaxy S25 Ultra has been launched at Rs 1,29,999 for the base variant as well. However, the phone costs a lot less in other markets.
Before we move to other countries, let’s take a look at S25 Ultra’s India pricing. The 12GB+256GB variant of the Galaxy S25 Ultra is priced at Rs 1,29,999 in India. However, the prices are significantly different in Dubai, USA, Canada, Singapore, and South Korea. Here’s a breakdown of the regional pricing for the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage variant.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra price in the US, Dubai, Canada, and more
Dubai: In Dubai, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is available for 5,099 AED, approximately Rs 1,20,086.
USA: In the USA, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is priced at $1,299.99, translating to around Rs 1,12,444.
Canada: Canada offers the phone for $1,918.99 CAD, roughly Rs 1,15,313, which positions it between the USA and Indian prices.
Singapore: In Singapore, the S25 Ultra is available for S$1,828.00, equivalent to Rs 1,16,502.
South Korea: The most affordable pricing, however, is observed in South Korea, Samsung’s home country, where the device costs ₩1,808,208, approximately Rs 1,08,613.
Now the prices vary because of different import duties, taxes, and market strategies in different countries. Other countries have lesser import duties compared to India. Well, then guess it’s time to ring up those NRI friends to bring you the Galaxy S25 Ultra for you.
Mustafa Khan
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