Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot
Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot
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  • Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot

Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot

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₹5,810  •  Out Of Stock  •  By Samsung

Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot is a Camera from Samsung. It was launched on 26 Mar 2014. Compare prices, read reviews, and check specifications of Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot.

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Samsung ST30 Point & Shoot price in India is ₹5,810. The price last changed on 31 Dec 2018. The lowest price is available at Flipkart.
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