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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Pre-order Offers on Amazon India

Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite edition in India. It is now available to pre-order online from Amazon.in. You can buy this mid-range tablet in Oxford Grey, Chiffon Pink, or Angora Blue colors. It is available as a WiFi-only model as well as a WiFi + LTE variant.

 Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Pre-order price in India: Rs 27,999 ( WiFi only - MRP price: Rs 30,999 ).


Pre-order Offers ( Limited Time - from June 8, 2020 - June 16, 2020 )
  • Get Galaxy Buds+ for Rs 2,999 when you buy it with Tab S6 Lite 
  • Get Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Book Cover for a discounted price of Rs 2,500 when you pre-book ( actual price: Rs 4,999 )
For more details on this offer, check out the terms & conditions page here.


Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is powered by Samsung's own Exynos 9611 octa-core chipset and comes with 4GB of ram and 64GB of internal storage. It ships with the Android 10 operating system. There is a single 8MP camera at the back and a 5MP shooter at the front for your selfies and video calls. It comes equipped with a 7040mAh battery.

There are many Samsung smartphones that are powered by Exynos 9611 processors being sold in India. Galaxy M30s, M31, A51, etc are a few that ships with this chipset. This is a mid-range chip that offers good performance. 

FAQs of Tab S6 Lite
  1. Does it support Samsung S-Pen?  - Yes ( and you get one in the box )
  2. Does it come with a Super AMOLED screen? - No
  3. Can you play high-end games on Tab S6 Lite? - You can play most games, but do not expect Snapdragon 865 like gaming performance or high frame rates.
  4. Is there a WiFi + LTE version available? Yes ( but currently not in stock - check here )
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