Samsung had launched its 2018 flagships Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ in India on 6th March with three color options – Midnight Black, Coral Blue, and Lilac Purple. Now, Samsung has introduced Galaxy S9+ Sunrise Gold Edition in India. This edition is available in the 128GB memory variant and it is also the Samsung’s first device to feature a satin gloss finish. The Galaxy S9+ Sunrise Gold Edition is priced at ₹68,900 and will be available to buy across selected retail stores from 20th June 2018. You can also pre-book this device online through Samsung Shop and Flipkart. Samsung is also offering a special one-time screen replacement offer and ₹9000 cashback with Paytm Mall or ICICI Bank credit cards.
Along with the Shiny new color variant, Samsung has also announced a TV Control widget that allows two-way screen mirroring and sound mirroring. This features can be enabled through Smart Things app, when a user is in the vicinity of a television, the TV Control widget will automatically show up on their phone. With the View Screen mode in the widget, consumers can carry the content as they move across rooms by using the TV to device option. Users can even mirror their mobile screen on to their television using the Device to TV option. Furthermore, the TV Control widget also has a Play Sound mode which allows consumers to stream and share music from their mobile with others around by using the television as a Bluetooth speaker using the Device to TV option and Reverse sound mirroring using the TV to device option.
Commenting on the launch, Aditya Babbar, General Manager, Samsung India, said “Our consumers are looking to express their style and personality through technology and color plays a big part in that personalization. The Sunrise Gold edition of Galaxy S9+ extends the color offerings of Galaxy S9+ with vibrant styles that embrace a modern and classic feel. In our endeavor to bring meaningful innovation for our consumers as part of our Make for India initiative, we are also delighted to introduce a one of its kind unified convergence solution between mobiles and television.”