Pixel 9 gets a Rs 5,000 price cut, plus Rs 4,000 bank discount on Flipkart.
Exchange offers provide up to Rs 61,200 in trade-in value, including a Rs 1,000 bonus.
No-cost EMI plans start at Rs 3,125, with extended warranty and protection add-ons available.
Google Pixel 9, the latest flagship by Google is currently available with a big discount on Flipkart, thanks to price cut and additional bank offers. For those unaware, the smartphone was launched at Rs 79,999 in the Indian market and can be purchased for under Rs 71,000. The device comes with the in-house Google Tensor G4 chipset along with an impressive camera, design, and features.
SurveyIf you are on the watch for a new flagship smartphone with a blend of performance and features, you can definitely consider the Pixel 9 deal. Here’s how the deal works on Flipkart.
Pixel 9 price in India, Flipkart deal
The Pixel 9 is currently listed at Rs 74,999 for the base trim with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, a Rs 5,000 price cut from the original price. The customer can also get an additional Rs 4,000 bank discount bringing down the price to under Rs 71,000.
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If you are using an old device and wish to trade it for the new Pixel 9, you can get an exchange value of up to Rs 61,200. Do note that this price includes a Rs 1,000 exchange bonus. Additionally, the platform also offers.
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If you are planning to purchase your device on EMI, the customers can opt for no-cost EMI plans starting at Rs 3,125 (depending on the bank). If not, the buyers can also choose standard EMI plans.
As a part of add-ons, the buyers can also choose an extended warranty for Rs 1,199 and a complete mobile protection package for Rs 1,250. The customers can choose from four different colours including Obsidian, Peony, Porcelain, and Wintergreen.
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