Galaxy gets a fast pass as Samsung taps Instamart for instant delivery

MUMBAI: If speed is the new luxury, Samsung just put its Galaxy on turbo mode. In a move that fuses tech with the nation’s quick-commerce obsession, Samsung has teamed up with Instamart to deliver smartphones, tablets, wearables and accessories to consumers within minutes across key Indian cities.

The partnership marks a fresh chapter in Samsung’s omnichannel ambitions, one that swaps long delivery windows for near-instant gratification. Whether it’s a last-minute gift, a cracked-phone emergency or an impulsive upgrade, select Galaxy devices can now land at your doorstep almost as quickly as your evening snacks.

Samsung India director, MX Business Rahul Pahwa said the collaboration is rooted in accessibility. “We are driven by meaningful innovations that are accessible to everyone. Our partnership with Instamart strengthens our omnichannel strategy and makes the Galaxy experience available to users in a matter of minutes. We are bringing our most loved devices closer to the users.”

Instamart, which already delivers essentials at breakneck speed, sees tech as the next natural frontier. “High-quality devices are now just a few taps and 10 minutes away,” said Instamart AVP Manender Kaushik. “Our goal has always been to anticipate and adapt to evolving lifestyles and this partnership redefines what convenience in tech truly means.”

For Samsung, the tie-up is as much about strategic expansion as it is about consumer delight. By slotting Galaxy devices into the country’s fastest-growing retail channel, the brand tightens its grip on a generation that values immediacy, seamless access and zero waiting time. It deepens Samsung’s retail ecosystem, ensuring that consumers across price segments from entry-level devices to premium flagships can access Galaxy technology with newfound ease.

As India races ahead in quick-commerce adoption, this partnership sets up a future where tech isn’t just bought, it’s summoned. And for Galaxy fans, the universe just got a whole lot closer.