Google Pixel 9 is available for Rs 56,300, with bank offers reducing it to nearly Rs 55,000.
Pixel 9 Pro XL gets a Rs 20,000 discount, now priced at Rs 1,04,999 with additional bank savings.
Exchange offers of up to Rs 50,850 and flexible EMI plans make the deal even more attractive.
Amazon Great Indian Festival sale is now open to all, and customers looking for a new device should definitely consider the Pixel 9 series. After taking into account all of the offers, both the Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL are available at an attractive price. So, if you want a good camera phone with a clean Android user interface that doesn’t sacrifice design aesthetics, these deals are definitely for you. Check out Amazon’s price deals for the Pixel 9 Pro XL and Pixel 9.
SurveyGoogle Pixel 9 price on Amazon (Buy Now)
The Google Pixel 9 is now priced at Rs 56,300, down from Rs 23,699. That is not all. Customers can also get a Rs 1,250 discount by using select bank cards, including SBI cards, lowering the price to around 55,000. Buyers can also select EMI options starting at Rs 2,730 per month, depending on their requirements. Take note that processing fees and other bank charges may apply.
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There’s also an exchange option. You can exchange your old device for up to Rs 50,850, depending on the condition, device, and model. There are add-ons available, such as an extended warranty, for purchase separately.
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL price on Amazon (Buy Now)
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL is also available at an impressive discount. During the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2025 sale, the device is available for Rs 1,04,999, a Rs 20,000 price reduction. Customers can also get a Rs 1,250 bank discount when they use their SBI bank card, bringing the total price down to less than Rs 1,04,000. Customers can also get EMI options starting from Rs 5,091 per month.
Customers can also exchange their old device for a value of up to Rs 50,850, depending on the device’s working conditions and variant.
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