Google Pixel 8a was launched at Rs 52,999.
Buyers can up to Rs 23,600 exchange value on old phones.
It is powered by a Tensor G3 chipset paired with up to 8GB RAM.
If you are a fan of Pixel’s clean UI and want to buy one without spending a fortune, this can be your time. The Pixel 8a is available with a massive price drop of Rs 20,250 on Flipkart. Currently, the smartphone is listed for under Rs 40,000 with a 28% flat discount. Plus, there are no-cost EMI and other benefits too. For the unversed, the Google Pixel 8a was launched in 2023 at a price of Rs 52,999 for the standard variant and offers impressive camera, clean Android experience and a decent display.
SurveyIf you are wondering how to grab this impressive deal on Pixel 8a, we have got you covered. Here’s everything that you need to know about this limited-time offer.
Google Pixel 8a price on Flipkart
Google Pixel 8a price is slashed by Rs 15,000 on Flipkart, making it available at Rs 37,999. Additionally, buyers can club an instant bank discount of up to Rs 5,250 on payment via SBI credit card and a no-cost EMI starting at just Rs 3,167 per month. This means, you can get a Pixel 8a smartphone for as low as Rs 32,749.
You can also trade-in your old device for an exchange value of up to Rs 23,600.
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Google Pixel 8a specifications
The Google Pixel 8a has a 6.1-inch display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of up to 2,000 nits. For photography, there is a dual-rear camera setup with a 64MP main lens and a 13MP ultrawide lens. The phone’s front panel features a 13MP sensor for selfies and video calls.
The Pixel 8a is powered by the Tensor G3 and has a 4,492mAh battery. It includes AI-powered photo and video editing tools such as Magic Editor and Audio Magic Eraser. The latest Android update also includes Circle to Search, AI-powered Pixel Call Assist, Audio Emoji, and other new features.
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