Google has launched a new Pixel Upgrade Program in India to make buying and upgrading Pixel phones easier.
The programme allows customers to buy select Pixel devices on a 24-month no-cost EMI plan and upgrade after nine months.
Users can also trade in their old Pixel phones and get added benefits, including service subscriptions and assured buyback.
Google has recently announced the Pixel Upgrade Program in India. Through this new initiative, the company aims to enhance sales of its latest Pixel devices while easing the one-time financial burden for its customers. The programme let the interested consumers purchase specific Pixel smartphones on a 24-month no-cost EMI plan, starting just at Rs 3,333 per month, as part of the Pixel Upgrade Program. After making nine monthly payments, customers will be able to upgrade to a new Pixel phone.
SurveyFurthermore, the programme not only allows the buyers the chance to upgrade to a newer Pixel device but also gives them the option to trade in their old Pixel device to ensure they are using the latest device from the Mountain View-based firm. Here’s a clear breakdown of how you can enrol in the Google Pixel upgrade programme.
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How to enrol in the Google Pixel upgrade programme in India
Follow the steps below to enrol in the latest Google Pixel upgrade programme initiative:
- Open your web browser and go to the Cashify Pixel Upgrade page.
- Scroll to the ‘Here’s how to enter the Google Pixel Upgrade Program’ section.
- In the “Select Google Pixel of your choice” section, click See Eligible Devices.
- Choose an eligible Pixel device, which includes Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, or Pixel 10 Pro Fold.
- Once selected, visit a nearby Cashify partner retail store to purchase the device. To find a store, click the Take to Store Locator button, enter your city, select a nearby location, and head there.
- Purchase the Pixel phone on a 24-month no-cost EMI plan.
- After completing the purchase, return to the Cashify Pixel Upgrade page.
- Scroll to the ‘Enrol into the Google Pixel Upgrade Program’ section and click Enrol Now.
- Fill in the required details and submit the form.
Note: You must register for the Google Pixel Upgrade Program on Cashify within 30 days of your device purchase.
Please note that’s just one way to do it; other than that, you can also directly purchase a Pixel device and can register yourself in the Pixel upgrade programme on Cashify.
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Additional details regarding Google Pixel upgrade programme in India
Customers can also trade in their current Pixel for a new eligible model once they have completed nine successful payments of their current EMI. However, the downside to that is that you can’t trade in your device if you’ve made the 15th EMI payment successfully. If that’s the case, then Cashify will be responsible for crediting the bank account of the user with an amount equal to the remaining loan balance, which can be later used to close the loan by the user. Once the previous loan is closed, customers will be signed up for a new, 24-month no-cost EMI plan for the new gadget.
Additionally, as long as the device powers on and passes basic functional inspections, Cashify also guarantees assured buyback regardless of its condition. When trading in an existing device, customers can additionally get an exchange value of up to Rs 7,000.
Along with easier ownership and upgrade flexibility, Google is offering trial subscriptions to its popular services with the new Pixel phones. Depending on the model, buyers get up to one year of Google AI Pro, six months of Fitbit Premium, and three months of YouTube Premium, allowing users to fully explore Google’s ecosystem from day one. These extras add significant value to the programme but are not mentioned in the article.
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