In a move that's likely to encourage Pixel enthusiasts, Google has announced significant price cuts across its Pixel lineup in India. This announcement comes hot on the heels of the company's Made by Google event, where the new Pixel 9 series was unveiled. We break down the details of these price cuts and whatthe new prices of the Pixel 8 series and Pixel 7a in India.
Flagship Pixel 8 Pro Gets Significant Price Cut
The Pixel 8 Pro, Google's top-tier offering, has seen a notable price drop. The 128GB variant now retails at Rs 99,999, down from Rs 1,06,999, while the 256GB model is available for Rs 1,06,999, reduced from Rs 1,13,999. This represents a substantial saving of Rs 7,000 on both versions.
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Standard Pixel 8 Become More Affordable
The standard Pixel 8 has not been left out of the price-cutting spree. The 128GB variant of the Pixel 8 now costs Rs 71,999, down from Rs 75,999, and the 256GB model is priced at Rs 77,999, reduced from Rs 82,999. These reductions make the Pixel 8 an even more attractive option for those seeking high-end features at a mid-range price point.
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'Affordable' Pixel 8a And Pixel 7a Get Cheaper
Google has also reduced prices on its more affordable models. The Pixel 8a now starts at Rs 49,999 for the 128GB variant, down from Rs 52,999, while the 256GB model is priced at Rs 56,999, reduced from Rs 59,999. The Pixel 7a, available only in a 128GB variant, now costs Rs 41,999, down from Rs 43,999.
With the new price cuts, Google's Pixel lineup in India now offers options ranging from Rs 32,999 for the Pixel 7 to Rs 1,72,999 for the cutting-edge Pixel 9 Pro Fold. This wide range of prices and features ensures that there's a Pixel phone for every budget and need.
These significant price reductions make Google's smartphones more competitive in the Indian market, potentially attracting customers who may have previously considered the Pixel lineup out of their price range. It also positions Google to better compete with other premium smartphone brands in one of the world's largest and fastest-growing mobile markets.