Google Pixel 9 Price Drops Rs 17,000 in India Ahead of Pixel 10

Google cuts Pixel 9 prices in India with up to Rs 17,000 discounts. Save Rs 62,999 for 256GB model via Flipkart & HDFC cards. Features Tensor G4 chip, 7-year updates & pro cameras.
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Google slashed prices on its Pixel 9 smartphone lineup just weeks before the Pixel 10 launch, offering Indian buyers up to Rs 17,000 discounts. The 256GB base model now sells for Rs 69,999 on platforms like Flipkart, with HDFC cardholders getting additional savings bringing the price to Rs 62,999 – a 21% discount from its original Rs 79,999 launch price.

Key Specifications

  • Google Tensor G4 processor with Gemini AI features
  • Pro models: 6.9” QHD+ 120Hz OLED vs. base 6.3” display
  • Dual 50MP main + 48MP ultrawide rear cameras
  • 4700mAh battery with 30W wired charging
  • 7 years of Android/security updates

Google Pixel 9 smartphone showing four color options
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Pricing Trends & Market Impact

The aggressive discount follows Google’s pattern of adjusting prices before new releases, as noted in previous Pixel launch cycles. With the Pixel 10 series reportedly arriving August 20-21, this creates strategic pressure on Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series and iPhone 15 sales in India’s premium smartphone market.

Should You Buy Now?

While the Pixel 10 is expected to bring Tensor G5 upgrades and design refinements, the current deal offers immediate savings for users prioritizing value. The Pixel 9 remains compelling for photography enthusiasts and Android purists needing long-term support – a rare combination in Android flagships according to our device testing.

Both retailers and Google appear focused on clearing inventory, suggesting limited Pixel 9 availability post-Pixel 10 launch. Budget-conscious buyers seeking flagship-tier software support and camera performance might prefer this discounted offering over waiting for next-gen hardware.

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