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Samsung’s Foldable Smartphone “Galaxy Z Flip” Goes Out of Stock in Minutes During Second Sale in India

Author : NewsGram Desk

Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung's second foldable smartphone, went out of stock within minutes during its second sale in India on Friday.

According to Samsung India online store, the smartphone went up for pre-orders in India at 11 a.m. and by noon, the phones were stocked out.

The smartphone manufacturer had earlier announced that pre-bookings for the device could be done on its online store and at leading retail outlets against full payment, which is priced at Rs 1,09,999.

Consumer who pre-booked the phone on February 28 will start getting deliveries on March 2, the company said in a statement.

The Galaxy Z Flip comes with a first-of-its-kind foldable glass that features a 6.7-inch display that folds into a stylish and compact form factor.

Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung's second foldable smartphone, went out of stock within minutes during its second sale in India on Friday. IANS

It is a dual-SIM smartphone, with one eSIM and one Nano-SIM card slot. E-sim services are currently available on Airtel and Jio networks.

In India, the device comes with Snapdragon 855+ processor and 8/256 GB memory combination.

Galaxy Z Flip comes with accidental damage coverage, which includes one-time screen protection and a 24×7 dedicated call centre support in India. (IANS)

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