Pixel 9 available on Flipkart for Rs 50,999 after all discounts.
Originally launched at Rs 79,999, now seeing its biggest-ever price drop.
Powered by Tensor G4, 120Hz OLED display, and 50MP dual camera setup.
If you are somebody who wants to upgrade to a flagship Pixel device, this can be the right time. During the Flipkart Diwali sale, the last-generation Pixel 9 is selling at its lowest price. Before we head to the Google Pixel 9 price breakdown on Flipkart, it must be noted that the device was introduced at Rs 79,999 and offers a premium look, in-house Tensor chip, a dual camera setup, and a bright AMOLED panel.
SurveyNow, after applying all the offers, the Google Pixel 9 is available for under Rs 51,000, making it an option that is definitely worth your attention. Here’s how the Pixel 9 price deal actually works on Flipkart.
Google Pixel 9 price on Flipkart
The Google Pixel 9 is listed at Rs 54,999, after a big price cut compared to its initial launch price. The customers can get an additional Rs 4,000 discount on using select bank cards like Axis or SBI Flipkart credit cards, bringing down the price to Rs 50,999, making it an absolute steal for this price.
That’s not all, the customers can also get up to Rs 50,490 while exchanging their old device. However, the actual value will depend on a lot of aspects, including the working conditions, model, and brand. The buyers can also choose EMI options starting at Rs 1,934 per month.
Google Pixel 9 specs
Google Pixel 9 is offered with a 6.9-inch OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and 2,700 nits peak brightness. The device is protected by the Gorilla Glass Victus 2. The device comes powered by the Tensor G4 chipset. It is paired with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. The device comes backed by a 4,700 mAh battery and 27W fast charging.
For photography, the device comes with a dual camera including a 50MP main sensor with OIS and a 48MP ultrawide lens. For selfies, the device comes with a 10.5MP selfie camera.
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