Samsung is not just a smartphone brand—it’s a tech legacy that continues to lead through innovation, trust, and a wide product range. From feature phones in the early 2000s to foldable flagships in 2025, Samsung has always had a strong presence in India. In this blog, we break down its journey, market evolution, innovations, and what Indian users can expect from Samsung going forward.
Samsung entered the Indian mobile market in the late 1990s and rose to prominence in the 2000s with stylish and durable feature phones. But the real game-changer was the launch of Galaxy smartphones in 2010.
From the start, Samsung balanced innovation with customer trust—offering extensive service networks and high-quality manufacturing. Over the years, it became a household name across metros and rural India alike.
Samsung smartphones in India now start from around ₹6,499, offering everything from budget models to foldable luxury devices.
Samsung offers one of the widest smartphone lineups in India, catering to every price and user segment:
Galaxy M Series – Budget and midrange phones, online-first, known for big batteries
Galaxy A Series – Mid-range all-rounders with AMOLED displays, 5G support, and sleek design
Galaxy S Series – Premium flagship phones with best-in-class performance and cameras
Galaxy Z Series – Foldables and flip phones that redefine smartphone form factors
Galaxy F Series – Flipkart-exclusive value phones with youth-focused designs
This broad portfolio is a major reason Samsung continues to stay relevant across age groups and budgets.
Samsung has consistently set industry benchmarks with its innovations:
Samsung is the global leader in foldable smartphones, with the Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series leading the charge. The technology is more durable and user-friendly in 2025 than ever before.
Samsung is globally known for its AMOLED and Super AMOLED displays, even in mid-range models. The vibrant color and sharpness continue to outshine competitors.
Samsung gives Indian users a mix of Exynos and Snapdragon chipsets depending on the model, ensuring the best possible price-to-performance ratio.
Samsung Knox offers military-grade security, making Galaxy devices ideal for users concerned about privacy and corporate-level security.
Samsung’s One UI interface, now in version 7.0 in 2025, is widely praised for its smooth performance, thoughtful features, and consistency across devices.
Samsung operates one of the largest mobile manufacturing facilities in the world at Noida, Uttar Pradesh. This “Make in India” mega factory has helped Samsung:
Cut prices by reducing import costs
Tailor features specifically for Indian users
Improve availability and delivery timelines
Samsung also designs India-specific features like Auto Data Switching, Clean Lock Screen, and Regional Language Support, ensuring a better local experience.
In 2025, Samsung remains in the top 3 smartphone brands in India, competing with Xiaomi, Vivo, and Realme in the budget segment, while holding strong in the premium category with Apple and OnePlus.
Key highlights:
Galaxy S24 Ultra is one of the best camera phones in India
Galaxy M15 and A15 5G lead in the ₹12K–₹18K price segment
Galaxy Z Fold6 continues to dominate the foldable space
Samsung also maintains leadership in after-sales service, with the largest service network in India.
Samsung has built a connected ecosystem of devices in India:
Smartwatches & Galaxy Buds
Smart TVs & Smart Monitors
Laptops (Galaxy Book series)
Refrigerators, ACs, and home appliances
Samsung SmartThings app for seamless integration
This allows users to control their entire tech environment through their Galaxy phone—a big reason why brand loyalty remains high.
Samsung plans to:
Make foldables more affordable for mass-market adoption
Lead in AI-powered photography, live translation, and smart battery management
Expand One UI’s smart features using on-device AI
Continue investing in India for R&D and localized software experiences
Launch Eco-friendly packaging and recyclable materials across all products
Samsung also continues its CSR initiatives through Samsung Smart Class and Samsung Technical School, contributing to India’s digital and educational growth.
Samsung’s legacy in India isn’t just built on history—it’s powered by constant reinvention. Whether you're a first-time buyer or looking for a next-gen foldable, Samsung offers a solution across all price ranges—with strong after-sales support, cutting-edge innovation, and a trusted brand name.
With smartphones starting from ₹6,499, Samsung is not just a global brand—it's very much an Indian favorite.