| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Violet · 256 GB | ₹33,990 | Not sold |
| Green · 256 GB | ₹27,206 | Not sold |
| Green · 128 GB | ₹30,999 | Not sold |
| Violet · 128 GB | ₹30,999 | Not sold |
| 8 GB | Not sold | ₹35,999 |
Yes — at ₹30,999 the Samsung Galaxy F56 5G is worth considering, scoring 3.1 out of 5 against other phones at this price. It is strongest on display and weakest on value for money. We have seen it as low as ₹23,499.
The Galaxy F56 5G gets the basics right with a good AMOLED display, slim design, dependable main camera and excellent long-term software support. The problem is value: at ₹29990, it does not offer enough hardware advantage to stand out strongly in this category.
36 days of recorded prices.
It has been as low as ₹23,499 in the period we have tracked.
At 7.2 mm and 180 grams, it feels noticeably slimmer and lighter than many phones with similar battery size. The glass back and Victus Plus protection also add a more premium in-hand feel.
The 50 MP main camera with OIS is a real strength for everyday photography. It should deliver steadier low-light shots and more dependable video than many rivals that rely on basic stabilization.
Samsung is promising 6 years of Android and security updates. That makes it a much safer long-term buy than most phones in this price range.
The 6.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus panel gives you deep blacks, strong contrast and smooth scrolling at 120 Hz. Peak brightness of 1200 nits is good enough for regular outdoor use.
45W charging is quick enough to make top-ups easy during a busy day. It is not class-leading here, but it is still comfortably practical.
At ₹29990, it sits right at the top of the budget while offering hardware that does not clearly lead this category. That hurts its value against stronger rivals in the same range.
With 8 GB RAM and UFS 3.1 storage, day-to-day use should feel smooth, but this is not positioned as a standout gaming phone for the money. Buyers focused on raw speed can do better at this price.
The 5000 mAh battery and 45W charging are perfectly usable, but both are common rather than impressive in this segment. Several alternatives now push ahead on endurance or charging speed.
The ultra-wide is useful, but the 2 MP macro adds little real value. This setup leans heavily on the main camera rather than offering a versatile photography package.
Just go for it just that I think you can reduce 1-2K off My brother has it, & it really has great battery life, good connectivity (5G) & nice performance even though it's Exynos Don't go for A35/A36 in the similar price range
u can go for OnePlus N6.. its good my cousin had this phone.. he told me its good..! also Samsung Galaxy F56 5G is also a good options.. amazon sale is also live right now..!
In my case, it's was F41(2020) for me and now recently I bought F56 at 24k
Short answers to what people ask most about this phone.
₹30,999. That is the lower of the two: ₹35,999 on Amazon and ₹30,999 on Flipkart, so Flipkart is cheaper today by ₹5,000.
Flipkart, by ₹5,000. Amazon has it at ₹35,999 and Flipkart at ₹30,999.
Our verdict is consider, 3.1 out of 5. It scores best on display and worst on value for money. Scores come from the specification sheet and today's price, judged against other phones at the same price.
We have recorded it as low as ₹23,499 over 36 days, so ₹30,999 is not its floor. A drop of that size is worth waiting for if you are not in a hurry.
We score it 3.9 out of 5 for display. The 6.7-inch Super AMOLED Plus display looks rich and vibrant, and 120 Hz keeps scrolling smooth. Peak brightness of 1200 nits is good for outdoor use, though the 1080x2340 resolution and overall screen hardware are more solid than standout at this price.
We score it 2.9 out of 5 for battery. The 5000 mAh battery should comfortably last a full day for most people, and 45W charging is convenient for quick top-ups. In this price range, though, both battery size and charging speed land closer to the middle than the front.
We score it 1.9 out of 5 for value for money. You get a polished design, long software support and a dependable main camera, but ₹29990 is a tough ask for this hardware mix. It feels expensive next to rivals that offer stronger performance or more aggressive battery and charging specs.
Slim premium build; Reliable main camera; Good software support.
Price is too high; Performance is only mid-pack; Battery is fairly ordinary.
For casual games, yes. We score it 3.5 out of 5 for performance — enough for everyday play, short of the phones people buy specifically to game on.
We score it 2.9 out of 5 for camera, judged against other phones at this price. The 50 MP main camera with OIS is the clear highlight here, helping with steadier low-light shots and cleaner video. 4K recording is a plus, but the 12 MP front camera and lack of a telephoto lens keep the overall camera package from feeling especially strong for the price.
₹30,999 mein Samsung Galaxy F56 5G ko hum consider rate karte hain (3.1/5). Iska sabse accha point display hai, aur sabse kamzor value for money.
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